The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-30
HOPEFUL IN THE SEVENTH
CONDITION OF THE FUSION Or
GANIZATION IN STEVENS COUN-
TY VERY PROMISING
ROOSEVELT HERE JULY II
Rough Rider VIII Address the MI
tfonaI Convention Of Republican
Clubs That Night-NO Sue
cessOr to Judge Rea.

Chas. w. Eddy. of the Democratic
state committee for Stevens county, is
in the city and makes to state headquar-
ters his usual good report for that Part
of the state. The Democrats and Pop
ulfsts Of Morris have united for cam
paign work, and the grand send-off will
be a Fourth of July celebration-rati fca-
ton of the Kansas City convention on
the evening of July d. 1t is proposed to
have such celebra ton of independence
day as has not been known in Stevens
county. significant feature is that
numerous former Republicans will join
with the reform forces this year Some
of the latter are actually doing cam
paign work already, tired of their old
associations. Gov. Lind, Mr. Eddy re-
ports, is by far stronger in that part of
the state than he was in 1898. and one
of the new features is a determination to
support not only Mr.. Lind and the head
of the reform ticket this year. but the
whole thing from top to bottom. The
people realize now how. much has been
lost to reform by not having had a full
list Of state officers to back Gov. Lind,
and this they will give strict attention
to this year. The Berg incident, of the
Republican secretary of state allow: LS
foreign corporations TO escape taxation,
as Gov Lind has recently emphasized it.
pie, says Mr.. Eddy.
Mr.. Eddy speaks very highly of their
new paper, the Morris Republican-Times.
as 1t is hammering away under Editor
Glazier 1t is gall and wormwood to the
goppites to see their old paper that has
so long toadied to bad Republican politics
and policies pounding away, every issue
for the reform cause.
Fred B. Wright, president Of the State
Republican league, returned to Mime
apoHs yesterday from a business trip
through the East. Mr.. Wright left Min
neapolis May 2, and while away visited
the principal cities of New York and the
New England states
Gov. Roosevelt will be in St Paul July
H." said Mr. Wright land that is the
most important news that I bring back
with me. The governor of New York
will arrive in st. Paul the morning Of
July II, and in the evening he will ad
dress the national convention of Republi-
can clubs, which will be held in that city
July II, IS and 49,"
While away Mr.. Wright devoted the
major portion Of his time to business, but
he admitted that he found time to mix
in a little politics. and he is well satisfied
with the result.
He believes, after a close study of the
SlludIiOH IN the East, lHdI lIle people
there are well satisfied with the present
condition of things, and he believes that
New York and the New England States
will return increased majorities for Nc
Kinley
Speaking Of the convention of the Re
publican clubs, Mr.. Wright declared that
the one to be held in st. Paul this year
will be the most successful one ever held.
There will be delegates at the conven-
ton" he said from states that never
had league clubs before, and representa-
tive Republicans from almost every state
in the Union will be in attendance"
Judge William Lochren said yesterday
that in all probability there would be no
successor appointed to Judge Rea as ref
cree in bankruptcy. Judge Rea and o. c.
Merriman have acted in Minneapolis since
congress passed the bankruptcy law.
They We're rushed in the first few months.
but lately business has fallen off a great
deal. and Judge LOchren believes that
one referee can attend to the duties of
the office from now OH.
1t is quite probable that Minnesota
Democrats attending the Natinal Demo-
cratic convention at Kansas City, July
4. will leave on a special train the night
of July 3. L. A. ROsing is making ar
accommodate the delegates and others
both ways.
Read the announcement Of the Hotel
Empire, New York City, on page Of
this paper.