The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-08

tire ticket. Mr.. Maloney also made a
few remarks The officers of the club
are: President, w. j. Mahoney; vice
I president, P. J. Horrigan; secretary,
James T. Johnston; treasurer, Joseph
Pagliacci; sergeant-at-arms, ]. E. Mad
den. The club is fast gaining in mem
bership.
The committee on halls and speakers
Of the city and county organization will
meet tomorrow evening at the city COM
mittee headquarters in the Endicott Ar
cade building.
They say 1t was amusing at the meet
ing Friday evening of the Republican
city committee when Johnny SeIb was
thrown down with only one vote and
some other man made secretary of the
committee. For two hours the several
members Of the committee talked har-
mony and the necessity of every man
working hand in hand to save any of
the ticket at all. Every time a speaker
sat down he felt to see if the handle
OF the knife he proposed using was where
no other member Of the committee could
see 1t. The harmony in the ranks of
the local committee is something WON
derful. They do say that fifteen-hun-
dred-dollar nominations are not the best
promoters of harmony in the world
John G. Wardell Is a business man In
st. Paul, whose merits are too well
known to require eulogy at the hands
OF any one. He is a candidate for as
semblyman on the Democratic ticket 1t
can be said that his campaign is pro-
crossing most favorably
The name Of Vim Powers Is most ia
vorably received all over the city as
candidate for assembyman. That he will
poll the full strength of the Democratic
party is unquestioned. He is popular
In his own ward; he is popular among
all of his business associates. From now
out he will make clean cut campaign
and has no fears but that his efforts
on behalf of the whole ticket will be
crowned with ultimate victory.
ut looks like the city campaign of
1894 repeated" said an enthusiastic
Democrat yesterday afternoon. Then
we had Bob Smith up for mayor, and
with him We swept the city. There is
no detection among the rank and file
of the Democrats. When the votes are
counted you will see that it was a
straight, square fight between the Demo-
Gratis and Republicans. This reminds
me that Matt BantZ, candidate for alder
man in the Eighth ward, Is making O.
magnificent campaign so far. Mr. Bantz
IS man who has record behind him
ana that record should commend him to
every workingman in the city He has
been tried by them and he has never
been found wanting At every council
meeting he has kept his eyes open for
the laboringman and today they are pre-
pairing to stand by him.
meeting Of the Democratic precinct
chairmen and precinct committeeman Of
the Ninth ward will be held at Twin
City hall, Rice and University avenues,
| this afternoon at o'clock. All mem
bers of the ward organization are urged
to be present.
Otto Bremen, the Democratic nominee
for city treasurer, will poll the entire
Democratic vote of the city, as we'll as
drawing heavily from among Republicans
to whom he is favorably known by rea-
son Of long associations in business.
Mr.. Bremen Is German by birth. hav-
Ing been born In the northern part of
Germany, but came to st. Paul at the
age of eighteen, and his business career
has been entirely within this city, where
he has considerable property holdings
and is possessed of real interest in the
welfare of the municipality.
For short time after coming to St.
Paul he worked for Farwell, Ozmun,
Kirk & Co., but fourteen years ago en-
tered the employ of the National Ger
man-American bank as bookkeeper, and
ten years ago was promoted to the posi-
ton of head bookkeeper, place of trust
and great responsibility, his occupation
Of which for so many years indicates
that character which commands the con-
fidence of men Of business.
During his residence in st. Paul he has
lived in the Secord ward, and his neigh
bors will lead the citizens Of other por-
lions of the city, rolling up a round ma
jority for the Democratic nominee.
Lawrence Fahey, the nominee on the
Democratic ticket for constable in the
Sixth ward, filed his certificate of nom
ination with the city clerk yesterday.
The first registration day for the COM
ing election is Tuesday. Committees
have been appointed from the Democratic
and Republican city committees to give