The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-13
HAVE NAMED A TICKET.
Young Democrats Suggest Candi-
dates for City Offices.

The executive committee of the Young
Democracy met last evening at the old head
quarters, 119 East Third street, and after de-
gliding to hold future meetings at the Metro
politan hotel discussed the various means
best to be adopted to secure absolute harmony
in the PARTY.
Candidates were mentioned for all the of
fees, but no Endorsement made for any, as
the foremost object of the organization is a
united party. No Endorsement will be made,
but the following ticket agreed unani-
mously to be good one, and looked fair to
ALL as it is claimed that the head of the
ticket is by all rights due the Young Democ-
racy, but it is willing to conceed everything
for party success, and the following ticket is
only a suggestion and comment is invited by
Democratic voters who may communicate with
Secretary F. E. Messing, Third and Robert
streets.
For Mayor-E G. Hinebaugh, Fourth ward.
For Controller-Anthony Yoerg, Sixth wa d.
For Treasurer-Richard s. McNamee, Ninth
ward.
For Judges-W. w. Erwin. Third ward. and
John Twohy yr.
For Assembly-Ed ]. Schurmier. Patrick D.
Dan Bell district east of Wabasha street;
Robert n. Hare. for West sde Louis
Nash, J. j. Parker, A. B. Ovitt and Col.
w. w. Price, for district west of Wabasha
Aldermen, First Ward-Jerry Sweeney.
Second Ward-P. c. Helm.
Third Ward-Henry w. Mcdonald.
Fourth Ward-F. E. Messing.
Fifth Ward-Charles Macdonald.
Sixth Ward-Frank w. Baer.
Seventh Ward-Daniel Hicky.
Eighth Ward-Matt BantZ.
Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh wards-Any
good Democrats.
The following resolution was passed to cor
rect false impression which seems to have
gained some ground, that because the Young
Democracy was opposed 10 third nominations,
on general principals they would not give
loyal support to a candidate, who had received
a third nomination
Reso,ved-That the Young Mems Central
Democratic club WILL without question, give
its heartiest support to all candidates agreed
upon by united Democracy, regardless Of
the number Of terms they have heretofore
served, as a united nomination is equal to
a demand for support from all loyal Demo
ccrats.
The petition is now in circulation for the
nomination of E. G. Hinebaugh for mayor
on the Non-Factional Democratic ticket to
be filed only in case united party cannot
be secured. When seen by a G l o b reporter
at the headquarters yesterday, Mr.. Hinebaugh
said:
There is nothing new; the petition is go
ing the rounds among the names on cur books,
with notary public and when finished with
the required number of names, according to
law, it will be filed later in the campaign.
Thee G o b e, which publishes the news,
gave me the space. and l said all l had to
say in Thursdays issue, and only hope peace
and united party will result as all factions
have their friends. This must be admitted
by all reasonable thinkers.
II am willing and anxious to get out and
hustle until the close of the polls for united
party ticket, with no conditions attached to
it for my work, and do not desire a place on
the ticket. either.
Il want party success. and am willing to do
my share to get it. If / should ever be elect
ed to any office, should have but one great
object in view. That my acts and deeds In
behalf of my constituents would be worthy of
the absolute confidence of all the people, re-
gardless of party, while public servant.
My policy would always be for honesty in
politics and public office, economy in govern
ment and absolute fairness and justice to all
men alike. Never forgetting to be loyal to my
friends