The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-15
LET ALL DEMOCRATS IN.
Resolutions Adopted by the City
Committee Seek Harmony.

Resolutions Adopted by the City
Committee Seek Harmony.
The regular monthly meeting of the Dem
ocratic city committee of which Richard w
Bell Is chairman, was held in it's headquar
tiers in the Germania Life building last night
There was a good representation from eacf
of the wards.
Matters pertaining to the coming election
were talked over, and the ideas advanced
at the session were embodied in resolu tioni
which were passed. as follows:
Whereas, The time is rapidly approaching
when the Democratic city committee will
be called upon to decide upon the day and
place wherein the Democratic city conven-
ton shall be assembled to PLACE in nomina-
ticn the Democratic candidates fer the sew
eral offices to be elected in this city on May
8, $685.
And as it will devolve upon this commit
tee to decide upon the questions of the
number of delegates from the several
wards, according to a proper plan of rep
resentaticn of the members of the Demo-
cratic party, and to issue and publish a
call for the election of such delegates;
1t Is hereby resolved that this commi tee
publicly requests, frem all interested mem
hers of The Democratic party in the city of
st. Paul, such suggestions as to. the time,
place and number Of delegates to such city
convention as shall to them seem. fit. and
proper in order that this committee shall
be enabled to execute their representative
powers in accordance with. the best senti-
ment and best party policy, and to the end
that the Democrats of st. Paul shall have
the fullest opportunity to express their
wishes at said convention, which shall de-
eide the sentimens ard name the standard
bearers of said Democratic party.
Resolved, That the chairman and secre-
tary of said Democratic city committee be,
and they are hereby instructed to sign
these resolutions and give same to the pub
lie press for widest distribution.
Richard w. Bell
Chairman Democratic City Committee.
John c. Hardy, Secretary.
The following greeting was received IRON
the Young Mems Central Democratic club:
The Young Mems Central Democratic Cub
Of Ramsey County has taken the first step
for a reorganization of this once valuable
organization of Democracy, as we interpret
it-that is, eQualOrecognition of all work
ers or organizations teaching Democracy;
two terms of Office ITO be sufficient; no
bosses or gang to dictate nominations or
make states. but an absolutely Representa-
tive convention Of Democratic voters to
name the ticket which they are expect
ed to support ana elect.
If our ideas Of Democracy meet with
your approval and fair recognition will be
allowed In the convention and on the ticket
in accordance with the honest and sincere
efforts put forth by this organization and
its supporters, we desire to pledge our
selves first, last and al the time to your
support Tor an honest, liberal and repre-
sentative city government, obtained through
the election by a glorious victory of the
ticket nominated by the Democracy
we are Ior harmony OF the party through
organization, and the grandest victory ever
recorded. Yours for harmony,
H. w. Mcdonald
Chairman Executive Committee
The Young Mems Central Democratic Club
OF Ramsey county has completed final ar
rangements for the meetings of the execu.
tive committee and precinct committees also
The headquarters of the organization at ths
Windsor hotel The Young Mems Fourth
Ward Democratic club Will also hold thei1
meetings at the Windsor. President Henry
w. Mcdonald, of the Third ward, will, nc
doubt, be reelected, while F. E Messing
of the Fourth ward, is most likely t. CINE
secretary. Both gentlemen are spoken of as
candidates fer aldermen from their respec.
tive wares. The club will present name t
the Democratic city convention for mayor
and will announce his name at the mex
meeting of the central organization.