The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-24
92-94.9G EAST SEVENTH ST.

| to know that everything doesn't come
| to him who waits, when it is a game
| Of politics, and he is not doing any
| waiting. He is most enthusiastic
Democrat, and has a connection in
| every ward in the town. Since he was
| rendered the nomination. he has not
| been waiting for the grass to cover
his feet, and he has been at work in
| every ward. He is pushing the ticket
| at a rate that will bring it's own re-
| ward, and will be elected by exactly
| the same rousing majority given tho
head of the ticket.
Joseph Horejs will come out of the
| Fifth ward with 700 votes to the good,
and he is not likely to lose any in
the other wards. He is represented in
| nearly every house in st. Paul every
day by something that Is likely to
| be on pretty intimate terms with a
mana loaf Of bread. He is popular
in his ward and an element of strength
that is appreciated in his party. No
| man on the assembly ticket has as
many individuals who are giving all
| their strength to his campaign as Mr..
Horejs has, and the result in his case
Is assured.
John G. Wardell will be the assem-
blyman from the Sixth, and that in a
the West side in all It's best features
and stands for the best class of citi-
ZenS across the river. His interests in
| the ward are Of a nature that would
| make his election guarantee that the
ward would have the best possible
| representation, and he has already the
assurance of personal support of the
| people of the ward to an extent that
makes the outcome of the election
| quite certain.
Louis Nash was an accession from
| the Peoples party that added a tower
of strength to the Citizens
Mr.. Nash was so long associated with
! the Peoples party that he was in the
best possible position to know when
| the "grafters" got in command Of that
party, and his detection, on the ground
| that he would not be delivered to out
siders, was blow to the crowd in con-
troll that they will not recover from
during their brief domination
| Mr.. Mash has been so long before the
people Identified with union labor that
there could be no question Of his sin
cer1ty In seeking their welfare, and the
fact that he was obliged to leave the
party, which he had been instrumental
In building up, made hundreds of them
think. He has been assured Of the in
dlV1dual support of nearly every union
civic propositions gives him a stand
Ing before the entire community that
commends itself He will be elected as
semblyman by as many majority as
the honest Peoples party vote, added
to the Democrat Citizens vote will
make.
Enoch Johnson. who led the silver
Republican forces Of the city for a
couple of years and who was forced
to take side with the Democrat Citi-
Zens In favor of honest municipal gov
eminent, is rock upon which the ex-
tremists in his former party will split.
He is active in the campaign and Is
doing most effective work He is one
of the few Democrat-Citizens having a.
chance to carry the First ward. He
will undoubtedly carry that Republican
stronghold in the interests of the party
to whose platform he has subscribed
A. b. Ovitt is another representative
man on the assembly ticket. Mr.. Ovitt's
election is conceded by everybody. He
will not only get the vote of every
cyclist in the city, but also every man
who wants to see competent set OF
assemblymen elected.