The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01

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rotary Garfield leave today for Chicago
where they have been called by Chairman
Jones to attend a conference Of the
various chairmen and secretaries of the
states at which, important matters per-
tanning to the work of the campaign will
be discussed.
w. II. Bulge, chairman, and H. M
Jewell secretary, of the Montana state
central Republican committee, arrived in
81 Paul yesterday on their return trip
1rom chicago, where they had been to
consult with national committeeman re-
gardlng supply Of speakers for their
territory The gentlemen were in st. Paul
few days at which time it is understood
arrangements were made to have scme
OF the Republican orators from Mime
sofa go out and stump Montana
1t will not be expected that Congress-
man Heatwole will either In his campaign
speeches or editorials in the North1ield
News of which he is the proprietor, have
anything to say either way regarding
Gov. Li1ds administration, for he stated
Thursday night to G o b e reporter:
L know nothing about the governors ad-
mlnlstration and am unable to say any
thing about 1t whatever" It Is rumored
however, that when Heatwole gets his
snare of Vanddver's stereotyped instruc-
lions he Will have something to say by
way Of proxy.
Congressman Heatwole predicts that
Minnesota will have gained in population
enough to entitle her to one and perhaps
two new members in the house of repre-
sentatives. He calls attention to the fact
that, while the present ratio of popula-
tlon gives one congressman for every
lfl,o00 people, Minnesota only gets one
for every 256 GOO
He believes that when the apportion-
ment committeesmeets In November they
Will allow this state q representative for
every 100000 people. Since the report is
That the census gives Minnesota a popu
lation Of 100000, MR. Heatwole believes
that she will, In the future, be repre-
scented in congress by nine congressman
MAJ. ]. NJ. Bowler and Chairman Ring
daI, Of the state railroad and warehouse
committee, returned yesterday from a
trip through Kittson, Marshall and Ros-
eau counties. They were on a somewhat
political missionIand bring back good re-
ports OF the condition. of politics in that
part Of the state.
Congressman Stevens. with his side
partner, t. B. Neuhausen, left yesterday
for trip to Kanabec county to see that
political interests in which MIR. Stevens
- HVoIVeo are not suffering. They go
from Kanabec county to Saltwater and
VIII be there today. At the prison town
they will talk over plans with leading Re.
publ1eans and see If new schemes can't
be devised that will work well in the
forthcoming months.
The following is the Republican con-
gressional committee for the Sixth dis
trict Chairman, F. E. Searle. Duluth:
A1fkin Carlton Ora A,,0
Lee; Beltrami, w. F. Street; Benton
John Burslki; Carlton, Fred D. Vibert;
Cass, A. Mcbride: Cook, Charles ].
Johnson; Crow Wing, A. F. Ferris; Hub
bard, r. r. Hines; lItasca, C. c. McCar-
thy; Lake, Thomas Owen; Mile Laos,
L; s. Briggs; Morrison, j. H. Rhodes;
Pine, J. Y. Breckenridge; St. Louis, VIII
liam Getty, Sherhurne, Frank D. Knapp;
Stearns, c. s. Benson; Todd, A w
Sheets; Wadena, c. C. Eastman; Wright,
George D. Carpenter.
The Red Wing News says: 1--WE be-
lieve in speaking we'll of everybody,
wherefore our compliments to Mr. Heat
wole. Frick & Carnegie cleaned up $780,
| 100000 In one year, wrung from the peo-
pie by grace of a Republican congress.
The sugar trust gets 80 cents tribute out
of every dollars worth, a levy made
possible by the Republican tariff for
which Mr.. Heatwole voted. Tin plate
costs double since the Republicans, Mr..
Heatwole assisting, gave the trust the
right to charge Americans more than
Standard Oil company amount this year
to $50 900, which no Republican has
lifted a finger to tighten. There are
four hundred combines enjoying special
privileges to tax the people. One of them
is the combination of print paper man
is a Joy to commend hinl-Mr. Heatwole
actually had bill introduced to abolish
that one privilege, If there is another
word to be said, for him we shall be
happy to add it, If he had his way print
paper would be1cheaper. AS to the other
S99 pets of the tariff, he is a consistent
Republican"
The Third district Republican congress
sional committee will meet at the Mer-
chants hotel next Tuesday afternoon for
the purpose of organizing and preparing
for the campaign.
Senator Beveridge, Of Indiana, will open
the Republican state campaign with
rally at the exposition building, in Min
neapolis, Thursday evening, Sept. q.
The new county committee of the Peo-
"a At karge-M. E. Murray, Scott Mac
donald F. E. Hoffman, M. c. Bowler
and j. E. Dempsey. By Wards-August
Olson ]. &. Johnson, John Ryan, George
A. Dowdle, Grant Spicer, j. F. Kr1eger,
G. N. Lamphere, G. H, Becker, E. J.
Curry. Carl Anderson and Peter Mitsch.
In the eyes of a majority OF the mem
hers of the city council Of Minneapolis, or
the Republican contingent in other words,
the Peoples party is not recognized as
a political party, while the Prohibition is.
The list of election judges for the coming
election were submitted from the Repub-
ucans. Democrats, Popuiists and Prohi-
titionists, at The meeting last evening.
The first two were accepted without cong
rnent but when it came to select the
third. there was di-ision of the house
1t ended with the Prohibition list being
selected.
The Democratic city. and county organi-
cation Of the Sixth ward, held well at
tended meeting last night at SO South
Robert The vacancies caused by resig-
nations among the different precinct com
rnitteemen were filed and list of judges
OF election to be recommended was also
completed. 81 10
Charles Mcdonald presided. Humphrey
Barton and Dirt Stone Were present and
addressed the audience on the issues of
the present campaign and spoke very
strongly against imperialism and trusts.
NJ. E. McNally and Peter NIichaud favor
ed those present with some recitations
that were well resolved
The reports from precinct committee
men showed a. married increase in en-
thusiasm among REORGANIZATION IN dif-
ferent parts of the, IEard and also that
the organization is fIpetter equipped to
work in this campaign than it was in
the municipal campaign. DR.. Dotm was
aISn rarecant IN the CARLY mart of the