The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-06

Oh. mere VIII be great many meet
lngs held If speakers cam be had, ana
they VIII be crowded into those wards
and the Fifth. Halvor Stevenson Is
TO be brought into the county campaign
and set at work in the First.
Ell Warner, Former Sheriff Chanel
ana Louis Pavian are managing George
!rish's campaign, now that Tom Neu-
nausen pulled him through the oonven-
tlon. Warner does not exactly like the
iaea OF Pavian being active Chapel
discovered George and he is going
through the campaign and, it is un-
derstood, will be the chief deputy In
case or the success of Irish. This ar
rangement was made while Chapel was
still resident of Forest Lake and be-
fore he came into town.
The meeting Of the Democratic ex-
ecutive committee yesterday afternoon
was given UP to routine matters and
the organization of all subcommittee
VIII be announced within a day or two.
SO mat active work in the campaign
may De opened next week. There will
De another meeting of the committee
today.
CITY Clerk Jensen has notified the
county committees of the different DO
iIical parties to have their respective
l!StS OF election judges handed IN, at
the office of the city clerk by noon to-
DAY. The appointment Of the Judges
VIII be considered by the board OF
aldermen at an adjourned meeting ar
4 o'clock.
An enthusiastic gathering of French voters
last evening listened to an exhaustive address
upon the principles of Democracy delivered
by !. b. A. Paradis, at the French hall on
spoke. 49,
Mr.. Paradis spoke in French His arra'gn
ment OF the Republican party In what he
termed its degeneracy in having fallen under
G9ntroi OF monopoles and trusts, was severe
ne TOOK the party to task for it's selfishness
ana misrule In forwarding the interests Of
dne lew to the detriment of the masses, and
declared that the only way OF rescu!ng the
country was to vote the Republican party
out OF power. John Lind for governor and
tne entire Democratic state and county ticket
received the speakers Endorsement and the
applause of the audience showed that his
statements found favor in their sight
Juage Willis spoke but briefly. He de-
clared the prosperity promised by the Repub-
llcan party upon the so-called restoration of
confidence" had not made It's appearance
ana ana as striking local example of the fal,a-
c t argument, pointed to a falling off in
the property valuation In St. Paul of $50 OCO
within the last year.
Two years ago a candidate, promising you
tnis prosperity. was elected to congress from
Ihis district Within a few months after he
entered upon the duties of his office the
DSnk or which he the president failed
This is the kind of prosperity that has ever
followed in the wake Of protection to trusts
and monopoles."
With reference to imperialism, Judge
Willis recalled the course of an English SOW
erelgn who, finding his subjects discontented
prectpitated a foreign war to detract their
attention from the condition of affairs at
home. ~
This is what the Republican partv has
stop consideration of its reckless course at
nome by forcing colonial extension problems
upon the people. What does this country
want with race of people as charges that
melther live in "a house nor wear clothes?
Ihese are the people the Republicans tell us
we we VIII have such an extensive trade wi h.
What nave they to trade comm n surate with
the burden OF their care? Why if Mark
hanna should see these naked savages run
hng WHO IN their native country even, he
Wou3d shrink from attaching them wonder
ing why such a course should he pursued
could steal" N
the greatest enthusiasm, and at is ooncusion
three rousng cheers were given fer the
speaker.
me candidates Of the Republican party who
reside In the Fifth ward rendered a reception
ana banquet last evening to the delegates of
mat ward In the Republican convention in
nall at seventh street and Western avenue
There Republican eloquence was poured forth
IN IN copious streams for several hours. All
s sn precinct leaders were present, and they
Ireqsuntly gave vent to their enthusiasm for
the Republican cause in bursts Of applause
that could be heard on the opposite corner
e. A Jaggard, candidate for district Judge,
presided, and delivered an extensive Intro,
ductory speech lauding the Republican ticket
and the Republican administration at home
ana sl abroad. He wound up his remarks by
hearsed the part played in the late war bv the
Republican party. He said that only the Re-
publican party could secure an enlargement
OF Fort Smelling
I'VE want to have the post enlarged to
twelVe-company post" he said, land we
want troop of cavalry stationed there. We
want to build great dams across the Mssis-
sippi river here which shall restore its i'm
portance to the commercial interests of the
Northwest"
Register of Deeds Krahmer was next intro
ducSd and he thanked the delegates for re-
nominating him, and promised to perform
the duties Of the office next term as well as
he had done in the present, if reelected.
George Irish, candidate for sheriff was well
coined with liberal applause.
81 can't make a Speech" he said, 'but as
my name indicates | can handle shovel and
pick to bury the Democratic party in Novem-
her"
E. G. Rogers, candidate for reelection as
clerk of the courts. asked the audience to
support Peter Thauwald for the legislature and
Frederick Barta for the senate.
Fred Barta, candidate for senator, made a
short speech, predicting the election of the
Republican candidates.
J. ]. Ryder, CT Polk county, who is candi-
date there for state senator, delivered an elo-
quent speech explaining why he changed
from Fifth ward Democrat to a good Repub-
lican.
81 can't quite figure said John Cavanagh
yesterday, ''just which of the Republican
candidates will get the worst Of it as
is running the judicial ticket. You have
noticed that wilIrich and Jaggard are in
cluded in the list Of candidates on the official
Republican ticket and at the bottom of the
under The distinctive title of Public Ticket
Willrich will, Of course, get the worst Of 1T
in those wards where the Dispatch has any
sort of influence, and in the other wards
Jaggard will get it from Willrchs friends"
The combination ticket that has been pre-
scented is attracting some attention among
politicians. and many efforts have been made
to induce a change.
Mr.. Cavaragh's candidacy is in a fatter-
ing state. He has been assured of the prac-
gard to politics. aud he should run with
the Democratic judicial ticket
The executive committee Of the Democratic
county committee has taken a suite Of rooms
on the third floor OF the Davidson block and
will hold all sessions there in the future
The rooms include Nos. %, % ard "a.
There will be no lack Of organization in
the Eighth ward on the Democratic side.
That is now evident Monday night there
Dale and University, with large and en-
thusiastic membership. Last night the low
or end Of the ward caught the Infection and
proceeded to organize at Jarosz's hall,
Thomas and Gaultier Joseph Jarosz, an in
defatigabls supporter of the party himself.
provided the. hall and his friends and the
che number of $50 and perfected organiza-
ton.