The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-11

present and six of the city wards were
represented. Arrangements were made
to bring in the rest of the wards and
the meeting was temporarily adjourn
ed. 1t was provided for a subsidiary
organization in each Of the wards and
there minor associations will be form
ed at the next meeting of the commit
tee, which will be called by the chair
man, DR.. Stone. The reports made to
the club by the members indicate an
active interest in the work of organiza-
ton, and it is clear that every voting
precinct in the city Will now be under
| the control Of an effective working or
ganization. -,1
The Fourth district Republican con-
gressional committee met yesterday
Edward Vanish was reelected chair
man and Thomas B. Neuhausen was
made secretary. Permanent headquar-
ters will be located in the National Ger
man-American Bank building.
The members of the committee jollied
each other into the belief that Stevens
would be elected easily, and then ad-
journed.
The members Of the committee who
will have charge Of the campaign are:
Chisago-S. G. Johnson, Rush City; John
L. Oleson. North Branch; Jacob Peterson.
shafer; August J.. Anderson, Taylors Falls;
Isanti-H. F. Barker, Cambridge; Eric
ThoTnberg, Maple Ridge; c. J. Anderson,
Kanabeo-A. NJ. Anderson. Mora; ]. C..
Morrison, Mora; Swan Molander, Mora.
Henry Vollman. Lakeland; John DAILY. Still
water; Alex. Richard, saltwater; Charles
Lund. Scandal; Louis Bahls. Cottage Grove.
A. P. Croonquist. F. G, Nelson, s. D. Downs,
F. A. Twiss, A. E. Donaldson, H. B. Howard,
Albert Tomasek, Louis Schultz. P. J. Bigue,
/ ~ Nh Ice
Nitz, Henry Yost, William Urbanski. John
liam Gall.
Mr.. Neuhausen, the new secretary,
has been very active in local politics
for several years. He is the city editor
Of the Volks Zeitung. He was for some
years in the consular service, and,
since his return to the United States,
has been with the local German daily.
He is the son Of the late Carl Neuhau-
sen, and is very popular with his party.
1t was given out yesterday that he
would be the active manager of the
Stevens campaign.
The Ramsey county Peoples party
convention will be held at Labor hall
Sept. 81.
The Lind button has made it's ap-
pearance in Minneapolis. The button
has the United States and Cuban flags
crossed, with Lind in regimentals be-
meath. The design is said to be the
product Of the brain Of E. A. Stevens,
Of Minneapolis, and an invoice of them
Is expected at Democratic headquar-
tiers soon.
Chairman Steele, Of the Republican
state central committee, announces
that the opening of the campaign in
the state, outside Of the Twin Cities,
will occur at New Paynesville, the
evening Of Wednesday, with George D.
Emery and w. I. Nolan, Of Minneapo-
lis, as the attractions AS Charles A.
Towne has been billed to deliver an
address at the Mcleod county fair. at
Hutchinson, Sept. IS, the Republican
committee has concluded to continue
the old plan of following TOwne with
J. Adam Bede. and meeting for Bede
has been arranged In Hutchinson, Sept.
16.
At Browns Valley, Sept. 20, Oar F.
Reese, clerk of the supreme court, will
be the attraction. Chairman Steele
himself will open up the st. Paul head
quarters for business Monday morning,
and, with Secretary Rasmussen, con-
duct a lively campaign from now on.
Ignatius Donnelly Is home from
! Cincinnati, where he was recently nom
mated for the vice presidency by the
mid-road Populists. Mr.. DOnnelly,
while in Chicago, was interviewed by
! reporter for the Chicago 1nter-Ocean,
and in the published report was made
! to say several things which he wishes
! to correct.
THE reporter made me say" said
he, that II the Democracy would de-
clare for free silver, the initiative and
referendum, the public ownership of
munlcipal utilities. and other princi-
pies Of our party, we should support
them in 1900. This is not correct. Quite
the contrary. We shall not support the
Democracy in 1900 under any condi-
lions. Further than that, free silver
coinage at the ratio of Is to l Is not
one OF the tenetS of our party. We de-
clared directly and uncompromisingly
| FOR greenbacks, or fat money. / con-
tend that the stamp Of the govern
ment makes the money, and that the
fiat might just as wen be placed upon
paper as upon metal If, however, we
are to have coin, it is but just that
both metals SHOULD be used"
He says he VIII take an active part
in the Minnesota5 campaign this year,
and that he will tour the country,
speaking upon national issues, begin
ming just as soon as the state cam
paign Is ended.
The meeting of the mid-road Popu-
list state central committee, billed to
| occur yesterday afternoon, has been
| postponed till some day this week. At
the meeting yesterday a quorum failed
| to appear.
Among reports received at Democratic head.
| quarters yes erday was a good one from Todd
i county. presented by NJ. L. Davis. Of Long