The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-05
SOME COUNTY POLITICS.

Tonight the First ward Republicans
VIII hold meeting for the purpose Of
recommending a successor to former
Clerk of Probate Court Harry Sundberg.
In speaking of the matter yesterday,
Judge Bazille said:
The First ward may probably recon-
mend one man. or even two men, and
the a,pcintmcnt is left to me. 1 shall
select q First warder as soon as 1 am
given chance"
There are about four candidates after
the position now, but the selection will
depend upon tonights meeting.
In this connection rumor is afloat
mat Sundberg has not gone to Illinois,
but is resting in Minneapolis, waiting
Tor the storm to blow over.
The woman who was involved in the
recent scandal has also departed. it is
said, for the same place
The following resolutions were adopt
ed at the Hubbard county Democratic
convention last week;
we, the representa- tiyes of the Demo-
cratic party of Hubbard county. MINI,
In convention assembled, do hereby re-
affirm our faith in the principles of DEM
ocracy as laid down by Thomas Jeffer-
son and the long line of illustrious Dem
ocrats down to William j. Bryan, who
has the fortitude of an Andrew Jack
son, and all the meekness and lowliness
OF James Madison
We heartily indorse the Kansas City
platform and the nominees of said cor
yention, and hereby express our IN
eounded eonfldence in the political wis
dom Of William j. Bryan and Adlat L.
Stephenson, ana pledge our untiring eff
forts to secure their election on the 9Th
of November next.
We feel proud of the manly and power
full campaigns of Hon. Charles A. Tow.ie
for congress in 1856 and 1898 and pledge
TtU n he
of the Aitl5in convention, and ask the
support of all true lovers of liberty, that
piutocracy may be dethroned in our ma
Llunal capital, and that the people of the
Sixth Minnesota district may be repre-
! scented, Instead of Wall street, New York
We fully indorse the able administFa-
ton Of Hon. John Lind as governor of
the great state of Minnesota, and ask the
previous political Affiliations, to retain
IN offlce such an honest and faithful ex-
ecutiye as is found in Gov. Lind, whose
ab!iIty and integrity are not questioned
We recognize In Judge q. w. Holland.
of the Fifteenth judicial district an able
and honest Jurist, one who has had but
few of his decisions reversed by the SUI
prcnle court AS the Judiciary, above all
things political should be as free as pos
slb!e from partisan bias, and. as Judge
Holland is making an independent race
fer that Office to succeed himself, we rec
emmend his candidacy to the voters OF
Hubbard county as a man who has
been weighed in the balance and not
found wanting.
We ask the voters In the campaign of
1896 TO lay aside all political prejudices
and to. give their support to the party
Which is offering the best safeguards to
the liberties of the people; to the per-
petuity of the nation in all of its purity,
and to assist in placing in the presidency
that man who will most surely prevent
the calling yohe of oppression from rest
Ing upon the necks of the toiling and
struggling masses. We feel confident
they will find such a friend in w J.
Bryan, who said You shall not press
down upon the brow of labor this crown
Of thorns, Yea shall not cruelty mankind
en- a cross of geld >
There was a meeting of about thirty
Republican voters of the Third congress
sional district at the Merchants hotel
yesterday afternoon. Congressman Heat
wole attended the meeting, which had for
its specific object the organization of a
club for that district. The club COM
prises about thirty members. P. S. As
laskson. of Cannon Falls, was elected
president and Charles r. Cushman, of
Mortified, secretary and treasurer.