The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-26

Would Pull the run Strength Of
the Party--E. r. BerrIsTord. DR..
Rudolph SchlTman, l.. l.. May, ".
II. $. Wright and Others Mem
TONED by IA Politician.
An effort is being made" said
! WeiI-knoWn Democrat last evening. eta
make 1t appear that tn Democrat
| Citizens convention is already pledged
10 nominate j. G. Michael for MAYOR.
rms IS not correct, and while / hav.
inc utmost respect and regard for Mr..
! Michael and know that he would make
| one or, If not the best executive 1T
| Paul has had In years, still there are
others who are entitled TO consideration
not only by the Democrat-Cittzens' con
Vention, but by the Democrats Of the
city.
ny. without any studying, / can
name half dozen representative men
ana democrats, too, who would not
| only be excellent candidates. but can
abIe and successful as chief exccutig.
| Of the city, if elected
| Take, for instance +. F. PerrisforG
| who IS known, and favOrably al that.
TO all Of the business men Of the city.
what is the objection t. his CaudI-
| dacy? There could he none raised. and
ms nomination would tend TO unite all
| the factions
'William II. S. Wright refused TO ac-
cept the nomination two years aro on
the BelI-Scanneu ticket, but that is
| no indication that he would refuse a.
nomination this year
| DIR. Rudolph Schiffmau is arGtbar
man who, If nominated, would not only
make a strong fight, but would do
! much 10 unite the party, and 1 believe
could be elected.
L. L. May has not pcen mentioned
lately Tor the nomination, but he would
| be a strong man 10 head the ticket and
! certainly has the ability and experience
| In city affairs to fill the mayors chair
| satisfactorily.
Reuben Warner, a lifelong Demo-
| crat, and one who has served the city
in various positions with credit 10 him
! self and the city could I think bz
induced to accept the nomination if if
was rendered him, and there is no
| doubt about his vote getting qualities.
| Then there is ". ". Price q young
man of splendid attainments, pr0mi-
| nent in business circles, clean cut and
| able, and as I understand from his
| friends, willing TO take the nomination
If II came to him with any unaniuity.
| III had the time I could add half q
! dozen names to the list, but 7 am now
| only speaking of those who have not
! been mentioned as possible candidates
| before the convention. It's all nOreens.
her n eetoc+ frnr, ~ - li1.' no IN
there &c o,d ~ - 10 ~ - -
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frtsrn-+. I'F - toHSio15 IN ITl lH7
cro+to Io, ~, ne 0lty anu tue D1iN,.-
can 1,I 70 az MY IN oH WIG" we all
y, 80 - iaI as MI MI, AlchaeI Is concern
- ~ as "a! III tHe ace YET a. ait.
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90 "a 81 81 me support OF me CrHt.-
,
~ - Ia ~ sIs4 bearing the lhSciIf...
r. p Dorah : Headiuarters, tace-
on 5he door OF room 4o5 Nanh-t-
| pu'I,tliS' yesterday H'TH-hE. ann.H
mayor ONCE was out To make a.-
TOT d fehorAih1upn.
Ihere We're few callers yesterday,
Billy. Brink. who IS to give the g..
manu- TO visitors IN the Interests Of Mr.
r re''33 Mr. M; Brink, and q crowd
Inns Ks are loohllis an right however.
have teen making nra5ic+i6-. a1,-,,t
| cur candidate being ont of f."
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