The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26

of enthusiasm among the younger voters
In that part Of the city.
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Every member of a uniformed club
will be furnished by the organization
With neat badge, a design for which
was accepted yesterday. Those Who do
not appear in uniform can obtain badges
and caps al small outlay from the COM
lnittee.
William L. Window, Of Duluth, came
down to st. Paul yesterday on legal bust
ness and incidentally to look after the in
terests of the Republican state league, of
which he is president. Mr.. Window was
in the convention that nominated Page
Morris for congress last spring as a can
dldate for the same place, and he Is
quite conversant with the situation in the
Sixth
Although defeated by Morris, Mr. Win
dom is in the fight with all possible en-
ergy for the election of Morris and the
rest of the ticket He believes his for
mer opponent will again carry the Sixth
district, although he admits it VIII re-
Qulre the hardest kind Of work to accom-
plish the feat
MIR. Window being president of the
League of Republican clubs, his interest
is largely along the lines of organization
He states that the party is thoroughly
organized in most parts Of the state, but
1t is sadly lacking in this particular in
one of the most important counties, and
this is fact which is just at present
causing much anxiety to Mr.. Window
and others. Stearns county, that will be
the battle ground of the congressional
hight In the Sixth district, has not a good
organization, and st. Cloud, the hub of the
county, and therefore the center of the
district, Is without a sign of a cub
This is attributed to the factions that at
present are existing in the ranks of the
republicans at st. Cloud "It will GER
tainly be fatal thing for the interests in
that locality If club Is not organized a
81 Cloud and gotten down to good faith
full work" said Mr.. Window, but he he
heved one would be organized, and that
James A. Martin would be made the
chairman Of 1t. Mr.. Window places little
cfeoence In the report that Martin will
run for county attorney in Stearns.
Inc Duluthian believes than Van Sam
VIII be elected this year, but he comedies
that the Republicans never had such a.
nght upon their hands as they will have
this fall, ard for that reason he says he
Tor one will throw bis entire force into
the campaign.
Ihat Mr.. Window appeared unreason,
ably sanguine over the entire state situa
ton is a fact, but perhaps he was ex-
cusable for this. On the other hand. he
showed more clearly than any cam
Palgner that has visited ST. Paul for
some time the feeling closely akin to bor-
TOR which pef1neates every Republican
breast In the state, at the thought of
attempting to supplant Gov. LIND with
Capt. Van SAINT and carrying the rest of
the state ticket. To any one who is IA
n1iliar with the natural hopeful ard buov-
ant disposition of Mr.. Window. whether
he be Democrat or Republican. thera
was nothing 50 apparent as that he was
very much impressed with the fact that
In spite of all the Republicans can do
this fall. John Lind and a host of other
good Democrats will march into the build
Ing on the hill after the election is over.
Tams Bixby had not arrived In ST. PAM
at very late hour last night, although
ne had been looked for all week and
more than ever yesterday. 1t is supposed
Mr. Bixby has been busily engaged in
winding up his Indian commission husi-
ness and assisting in the arrangement for
the importation of Republican speakers
TO DO some of their rough riding speech
making In Eddy's Seventh district.
Inc Following from recent issue of the
Mankato Free Press, one of the strong
est Republican dailies of the state, shows
the sentiment OF many of the party's pa
pers ana voters regarding the administra-