The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-11

If for any reason a county COllNS
be not called in any county, members OF
the party are authorized to assemble IN
mass meeting at the county seat on the
date and at the hour fixed for holdlng
then and there, after organizing by
choosing a chairman and secretary, Sc
lect and authorize the allotted number of
delegates from said county. All persons,
members Of the Peoples party. who APP
prove of the principles set forth In the
national platforms adopted at Omaha,
ST. Louis and Sioux Falls, are invited to
participate in said primaries, conVen-
lions and conventions to be held
Francis H. Clarke,
Chairman.
Attest T. H Austin Secretary.
Tams Bixby. all the way from Indian
territory, blew into town yesterday, and,
after brushing off a few pounds of sand
burrs and wheat screenings, started out
to do some political missionary work His
first afternoon was spent trying to per
suade C. H. Berryhill, editor of the Re
publican St Paul Review, to come back
into the fold. Mr.. Berryhill, as publish
er of the Review, has always been stanch
in his allegiance to the party, but the
work of the last state convention did not
Just meet his ideas, and for a few weeks
the editorials in the Review have given
neither Capt. Van SAINT nor Congressman
Stevens cordial support. On the other
hand, drastic references to both gentle
men, published in the Review, caused no
end of remonstrance from local Republic
ans, and Mr.. Bixby's visit to st. Paul
was no doubt hastened by the persistent
ly antagonistic attitude taken toward the
head of the ticket and Congressman Stew
ems. But Berryhill was obdurate, and it
was only after Tams had held before his
eyes the alluring nomination for county
attorney that Mr.. Berryhill would enter
hot Of
the executive committee. Mr.. Berryhill
is an attorney, and has been mentioned
heretofore for the mantle worn by Horace
Bigelow It is not definitely known that
Mr. Bixby was able to call off the Re-
view, especially in it's attacks on
Stevens, but it is certain that the
chairman of the executive committee of
the state organization did not spend three
hours in Mr.. Berryhill's company without
at least securing some kind of assurance
from the publisher of the Review for
support of the ticket. After finishing up
with Editor Berryhill Tams started out
to find Harris Richardson
But most of all, Tams Bixby is in town
as preliminary to mapping out the pro-
gramme for the campaign. He gave out
the information that he would be In the
city until Saturday, and it was not long
before all the politicians in town had
called to pay their respects. Saturday
night Mr.. BiXby will leave for Ohio, where
he will consult with several Of the party
leaders, and also take in New York, where
he will meet a few more. He expects to
bring back a trainload of the sinews of
war, and no doubt he will succeed, as
Gov Lind's election two years ago has
placed Minnesota in the doubtful column.
Mr. Bixby is very sanguine of success,
and made the following declaration to a
G Lob e man last night: I'VE intend to
organize the state as never before in the
history of the party. In my judgment
we have the best committee in years, and
if this is rot a strong committee we could
not get y Cd one We will carry Min
nesota without any difficulty whatever.
The committee, with the exception of my
self. are bright, experienced, and popular
in their own community. If there is
anything in the organization of a strong