The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-01
Van SAINT MEN TO MEET
LEADERS IN RAMSEY COUNTY WILL
GATHER AT THE WINDSOR
TOMORROW
HEATWOLE SEEN DOWN EAST

Travelling in Disguise as the
Handssmest Man I'm Congress-
Gossip of the Coming Antitrust
Meeting I'm Chicago.
Tomorrow evening at the Windsor no.
tel, it Is promised, a meeting of the Van
SAINT men of Ramsey county will be held
to make plans, If possible, for preventing
any detection in this county, either to
Clapp, Collins or Evans, who seem to the
Van Santsipeople to be the most formid-
able competitors Of the Winona man for
the gubernateFtal nomination.
ia -'7S
There is quitesa race on for the nominal
ton for secretary of state, among the ac-
tive notwithstanding ]. j. Lommen, the
present assistant under Secretary Rerg
and capable and popular Official
Judge" N @. Werner, Of Minneapolis,
and Hon. Peter E. Hanson, of the Third
district, who has represented his county
in the senate, and Sam Langum. the
newspaper man. of Preston.--St. Peter
Journal.
We hope Gov Lind will not ask for the
resignation of Examiner Pope He is
service for the people. That little deal
Of his has impaired his usefulness some
what as a private citizen, but the worst
is known, and 1t is not a good policy to
swap horses while crossing a stream.
Hereafter the general will look a little
out.-Lake City Crystal Union.
Plans for an antitrust conference, to be
held at Chicago, in January, are under
way. Circulars announcing a meeting of
the leaders have been sent out by M L.
Lockwood chairman, and r. w. Bod
d1nghouse, secretary. Of the executive
committee, to prepare for the conference.
The circular says:
In view of the magnificent response
received to the appeals for the suppress
sion OF that great iniquity, commonly
known as trusts which, in the form of
monopoHstic combination, is devouring
the substance Of the poor changing hon
est methods into ways Of theft. turning
the councils of state and nation into
carnivals of corruption, and is fast lur-
ing the pulpit from the path of Christian
doctrine; and, further, actuated by the
belief that the battle for the. restoration
or those great principles of equal rights
and equal opportunities so cherished by
the founders of the republic and so dear
to the heart Of ali true lovers of man
kind, may be won, if all who are pos
sessed Of the courage to fight for Ameri-
can honor and justice rally now and take
their places abreast the great host of
noble men who are determined to wage
this glorious battle, the committee feel
inpelled to urge upon you the necessity
of being one in the great phalanx of
true, courageous men, that the full
strength of all true patriots may be gath
cred into this one grand combat for the
right, to the end that justice may rule
again, and that liberty and happiness, al
most lost, may be regained The call to
battlefront the rights of men is the noblest
call of~all."-
Among the leaders in the movement
are: =c 1888
Frank S. Monnett, attorney general of
Ohio; Charles A. Towne, Duluth, Mimi;
Judge Levi MCGEE South Dakota; T. w.
Sims, M. G., Tennessee; Gen. A. J. War
ner, Marietta, o.; John Clegg, New Or
leans, La; Samuel M. Jones, mayor, To-
oradoi John s. Crosby. New York city;
R. F. Petttgrew, senator. South Dakota;
Gen. James B. Weaver, Colfax, To-; Prof
Garrett Droppers, president University Of
South Dakota; Richard Dalton, Saverton.
church, Chicago; Gov c. S. Thomas, Col
orado; John S. Crosby, New York city;
Prof George D. Heron, GrinnelI. To-;
Robert 3 2e e: McKisson. Cleveland, O.; Judge
e. D. Benson, superior court, King coun-
ty, Wash; w. H. Ryan, M. G., New York;
W. H. Burke, editor Farmers Voice,
yersity of Washington, Seattle; Judge
Murray F. Tuley, circuit court. Cook
county, H.; Judge Thomas G. Windes,
appellate court, First district, Illinois;
Rabbi J. L. Stern, Cumberland Md;
Judge G. Floyd Huff, county and probate
Judge, Hot Springs, Ark; Senator Charles
Tax Reform ociation, st Anthony Park
Mimi; ]. P. Altgeld, ex-governor Illinois:
Judge J. D. James, Hampton. Ark; Gen.
G: H: Howard. editor Farm, Field and
Is GEORGE
editor Reform Press bureau, St Paul
MINI; N. n Cox, Tennessee: Alexander
Bliss, president Social Reform union, Al
hambra, Cal: Louis F. Post, editor The
Public, Chicago, III: David NJ. Campbell,
Cowles. author of ga Freight and Pas
senger POST" John w. Breidenthal, bank
commissioners. Topeka, Kan; Senator S.
Clark, M G., Missouri: E. r. RidgelY.
NJ. G., Kansas; Prof. Frank Parsons, Mt
Holly, N. j.; Prof. Thomas E. VIII, Man
vile: Ind; Chauncey F. Black, York, pa:
DANA l.. kribbs, Clearfeld, Pa: Gov
AndreW b. Lee, Vermillion, S. D.: Sid
ney Clark. Oklahoma; Rev Alexander
Kent. pastor Peoples church. Washing
ton, D. G.: William Sulzer, M c.. New
York. Prof. E. w. Bemis, Mount Vernon,
n: Y, and Senator William E. Mason
Illinois.
The mention Of the name of Mayor Kie-
fer, of st. Paul, as a possible candidate
for the Republican nomination for gov
ernor may become more than a Joke.
1t is claimed by some astute political
wire-pullers that the gains he would
make from the ranks Of the German
Democrats would more than offset the
OBJECTIONS Of the Swedish Republicans
who, it is claimed, would vote for Lind
Much as we deplore that nationality
should enter into the choice of the chief
blink at the fact that it does, and those
are the quickest to admit it. But wheth-
er ktefer Is strong enough with the pow.
ers that be is question which may we'll
be doubted.17Lakefield Standard.
For a long time there has been pop
ular belief in the Third district that Joel
Heatwole, the congressman from the
same, was 1.-the handsomest man in con-
| gress." 1t has been therefore with great
pride that the denizeps of that district
| have gone to Washington on their bust
ness or political errands, knowing that
every one in the capitol must be entirely
! familiar with the Mortified editors repu-
| tation for beauty and the other powers
| that accompany that attribute. But thee
is a different story now. One of Heat
| ern congressman while on trip through
| the South and in a chatty conversation
| the Southern congressmans attention
to the fact that his district has the honor
H.