The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21
PLANS ARE NICELY LAID.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE PREpAREs
TO RECEIVE w. J. BRYAN UNDER
s Observation-Disclosures
GOV. LIND Will HEAD PARTY
Leaders of FuSiop Forces w.u Re
at eroohstons to He'll MIR.
Rryan-Rea6Iless st. Paul
Oct. 1.

Hryan-ReacllessSt Paul
Oct. l.
All plans for the Bryan meetings in
Minnesota have been completed. The
itinerary is substantially the same as ba
already been stated m the Globe He
Will be met by a party in, crooJ5ston
upon his entrance into the state. Tbs
party will consist of Gov, Lind. C,bairrna7
Roslng, of the Democratic central COM
rnlttee; Chairman Victor e. Lawson Of
the Peoples party central committee,
Gen e. S. Corser, Of the Silver RepubH-
cans; National Committeeman. r. u
. 'Brien, and all the state nominees on
me Democratic ticket anu the CONGRESS
slonal candidates As we'll
\ me regular train Will he held at
|Foohstoh 10 accommodate those who at
| tend the meeting, and Mr. BRYAN. train
will depart over the Northern Pacific 10
| DuIuth the evening of the 18th 1t
reaches st. Paul Monday evening. Oct
! /, alter passing through White Bear and
ouilWater At these towns he will de-
! llVef short addresses. lie leaves hsra
! after speaking at the capital and Mime
! aPollS Tuesday morning going south
west on the Onlal5t to Mankato and
! other towns, then F:oinS southeast to
Wmona, where lie Is 70 address the
! county convention Iis delivers ad
/ dresses at Rochester, Owatoana and
! Dodge Center, and then leaves the state
! Tor La Crosse. where he. spea ks Oct.
By following the route ii will ba soon
tfat Mr.. Bryan viii pass through AMI
SPEAK IN every congressional district in
Minnesota The Arrangements by the
| committee rendering This possible are
very cGmmendable
the Republicans of Stearns county
Ioiio" the orders of their chief, Capt.
an SAINT they will all vote the Demo-
cratic ticket in that county this fail.
/ Inc captain delivered a lengthy speech
at 81 Cloud Monday night and in the
course OF his remarks che eni0ined tha
! Republicans of StearHS ucounty. in yebn-
ment terms, to vote. the county ticket
stralght Many ofsythes leading Republi-
cans IN the audlencegwere seen to shud-
der at this Il-advised Injunction and The
genial captain was abashed to learn az
ter his. meeting that he had advised an
edict which his followers would either be
compelled to disobey and dishonor or
vote the Democra tic, stic1et. as that is
the only kind OF a ticket that ever exists
IN Stearns county. As.sha been stated
before IN the Clio b3eaT the Republicans
OF that county do notzp6ssess the courage
TO put a ticket in the field. They do put
up few orphan candidates, whom they
cruelty brand as independents but as
for naming a regular ticket their bold
ness has not come upsto1that measure a.
yet
/ Captain Van SAINT is supposed to be tina
head of the ticket in the state this year
and his direction is attentively needed
by his humble deyotees, from whom It
+ Is reasonable to expect a measure Of
obedience, but this is one instance where
1t is safe to predict the captains orders
will be wilifully disregarded It will be a
: matter Of very little consequence to the
ticket" in Stearns county, however. for
p, it always goes in with a few thousand TO
! spare anyway. 81
The Democratic. committee Of the Third
congressional district4l' eftf its first formal
meeting at the State Headquarters yes
r terday. Almost the entire committee
! were present, and Il most satisfactory
session was held The organization was
perfected by the election Of w H Lee
man, of Henderson,. Sibey county. as
| chairman. and L. C. Hudson, az Hastings,
temporarily of ST Paul, as secretary.
! Mr. Leeman is one of the leading attor-
neys of Sibley coiinty, and n very able,
man to place at the head Of the commit
tee, while the clerical abilities Of Mr.
! AAAAN
position.
Senator Albert Schaller, nominee in tie
/ Third, was present. at the meeting and
| counSeled with the committee as to the
! arrangements. 1t was. planned to begin
| his CAMPAIGN next week and enter vigor-
| auSfy upon the work. This will undoubt-
| edly be one of the most closely contested
| campaigns in the state
Chairman Rosing was also present and
delivered some very pertinent remarks
to the committee.
There is a good outlook for Democratic
success in the Third. Notwithstanding the
large majority given TO Heatwole two
years ago. Fifty per cent of the Ger
mans who deserted the party then are
| back in line this year ard will vote for
Mr.. Sehaner -
There is to be q big ratification meet
| ing at Red Wing tonight by the Bryan
and Lind Democratic club.
Hon. Swan Baty. Of Caldwell. Idaho.
the prominent Democrats of his state,
and brings very bright reports from his
Western home. He says Roosevelt is
making very little favorable impression
in the West. The main fight in Idaho this
year will be on the reelection POSSIBLE
tiles of United States Senator Dubois. and
Mr. Baty says the senator will win out
with margin to spare
Judge George L. Bum arrived in the
city yesterday after an absence of some
| weeks. lie QecUnoQ TO SlGtc positively
whether or rot he would accept the nom
nation of justice Of the supreme bench,
I simply for th9 reason that he had not yet
had time to consider the matter
Senator Davis. Congressman Stevens. A
K Prudden F. C. Schiffman. c. G. Whit
ney and Eli s. Warner have Teen appoint
ed a reception committee to receive Sera-
tor Beverage OF Indiana, next Thurs
. day when he arrives In st. PAU TO Apply
the torch to the Republican campaign
bonfire in this state. A reception will be
rendered the senator at the Windsor
/ and after that he will confer with the
leaders as to the plans he Is TO pursue
It Is understood that the youthful sena'
tor Will be toned down and Kept on
conservative basis while IN the hands O.
lis Minnesota elders
A new Democratic club has been organ
lied in Foley. Benton county, CONSISTING
of large membership George ODon
mel Is president, F. z. Smith vice presl
dent and DR.. Stewart Leeeh secretary.
Hon s. g. Berry, prominent politician
Of Pennsylvania. has come to St Pau
and VIII assume an active part IN IN
fight for Democracy In this state Ini
year. Mr., Berry is speaker OF greA
ability and will add strength TO the lis
of competent orators already in the field
: $3.50
F. NJ Stacy, who is doing some specia
work IN the First District reports tina
L. L. Brown. Of Wipona, Is laying or
a systematic campaign and tnat ne WI
make successful canvass against INV
ney for congress.
In answer to inquiries from the county
| of Wadena. the attorney general hled g.
opinion yesterday To the effect uhat WEer
: the Democrats and .Heople.s party PRO
to the last general election. failed t!
; hold county conyentfons. but, instead
, | caned a mass meeting Of both parties an
nominated candidates Tor county once