The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-10
PREPARE FOR THE BATTLE
DEMOCRATS OF ALL WARDS
WILL ORGANIZE

WILL ORGANIZE
Eleven Meetings Called for Monday
Evening In the Interests of the
Schiffmann Campaign Good
HInss AssembIagc ut Market Hail
Arranged for Tuesday Night.
The spirit with which the Schfmann cam
ragn will be pushed in this town for the next
menth is evinced in the fact that there will
be eleven meetings IN as many wards on Mon
! day night f." the purpose of organizing ward
! work: these meetings to be followed by mass
assemblage at Market hall on Tuesday even
ing. whcn the business of finishing the secur-
lns Of rames for the petitions will be attended
! The meetings Monday evening will IN
| clude every precinct committeeman in tn =
| city. They Will meet as ward delegations in
halls already provided for and the polling
J lists WI. he looked after and arrangements
made for proper supervision Of the registra-
tion, which will begin Tuesday. This most
important matter will receive every attention
and there will be no doubt about the full vote
/ being gotten out Ward books have already
been prepared and will be sent to TIE various
halls by Secretary Marin. Of the city commit
tee, Monday
Monday evenings meetings will be held at
the following places:
First ward, 5Go Decatur street
Second ward, Keltenhausers hall, Men
| dota and Margaret streets. There will be
two speakers at this meeting, Messrs. I. r.
Kane and John Cavanagh.
Third ward 4C5 Rosahel street.
Fourth ward. Democratic headquarters, 252
Endicott arcade.
Fifth ward, 4l4 Smith avenue; speakers.
Conrad Miller and j. ii. Ives.
Sixth ward, Martins hall. ground floor;
speakers. o. II O'Neill and John Townley
Eighth ward. Brandls hail. Uni. ersity and
Western; speakers, Pierce Butler and f. l..
| NcGhee.
Tenth and Eleventh wards, University,
! near Prior. Columbia hall.
! Ae each of the meetings. besides those in
dictated, there will be speakers who will point
j out tie rights privileges and duties Of the
! elector. and particularly of the precinct
committeeman.
For the meeting Tuesday there have been
! secured a number of notaries, quite Sufi-
! ciont to do the business of all those OF the
minor candidates who desire to have their
petitions completed. The petition forms may
be had on application to Secretary Mar
! tin, at headquarters.
The mass meeting should be attended, SO
far as possible. by every Dmeocrat Ar
rangements will be made for speakers and.
though it is not yet provided for. it is posi-
be that the meeting will take on another
form than that for which it is called.
Tuesday will be the first day for the regis
! tration Of names of electors and 1t is de-
| sirable that every voter take advantage or
the opportunity and have himself enrolled:
The law is very stringent in this matter, ana
| it is useless to take chances on gettlng III
on the last day.
The law prescribing the right to vote COW
ers the right to register 1t was cnangea
by the amendment to the constitution passed
at the last general election. AS 1t now
stands, it is as follows
Section l. What persons are entitled
to vote: -.--..
wears or upwards, belonging to either OF
the following classes, who has resided IN
this state six months next preceding any
election. shall be entitled to vote at Sucn
election in the election district Of which he
shall at the time have been: for4thirty days
a resident for all officers that are now, or
PROSECUTIONS of the United States who
have been such for the period OF three
months preceding any election.
''Second-Persons of mixed white ana IN.
dian blood who have adopted the customs
and habits of civilization.
meeting Of all the Democrat-C:tizens can
didates Wi be held next Wednesday at head
quarters in the Endicott Arcade. The meet
ing will be called to order at 2 O'Clock and
every man having a pace on the ticket VIII
be present.
One, A. Welch. whose cognomen is, to say
the least, remarkable for a man processing to
be an influential Hebrew-protestss that the
crowded meeting of members of the congre-
gaticn of the Sons Of Zion to indorse DR..
Schiffmann really amounts to but little as Mr..
Welch was not there. prominent West SIDE
Hebrew whose appellation does not suggest
such a mixing up of races as does that of A.
WEIGH, wculd like to know which of the
tribes A. We!ch is descended FROM and chaf-
lenges him to prove that there is anything in
the suggestion that enc Of the lost tribes set
ted in the south of Ireland.
Judge Egans petition for a place on the
city ticket is growing in length rapidly and
will be filed Monday.
a rally near the corner of State and Fair
field this evening at o'clock. Addresses will
be made by Frank Baer, Anthony Yoerg, A.
Pompeny and Oscar Tankanoff.
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