The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-16
CLUBS DOING GOOD WORK
SO REPORTS LEWIS G. STEVENSON.
SON OF THE VICE PREsIDEN-
TIAL NOMINEE
RALLY DAY TO BE FEATURED
There VIII BE Big Meetings of
Democrats All Over the
Country on OctO-
Der 81.

Lewis G.. Stevenson, son of the vice
presidential candidate, spent yesterday in
St Paul. Mr.. Stevenson has a share
in the management of the National As
ISOLATION Of Democratic clubs, and his
mission here was in the interest of this
organization, of which the clubs of Min
nesota form a part.
W. r. Hearst, under whose personal di-
rection this national organization, en-
bracing all the clubs Of the entire coun-
try, was formed, has arranged for a
grand rally, to be held in every town and
city throughout the Union, where 1T is
possible, on Oct q, and Mr.. Stevenson Is
making extensive visitations in various
parts of the country in anticipation Of
these meetings.
This is a complete innovation in the
matter of effective campaigning" says
Mr.. Stevenson, land will, it is believed,
prove of inestimable value" The plan is
to have prominent speakers address the
gatherings at the respective places, sew
eral speakers at each place. In New
York city, Mr.. Bryan, Bourke Cochran
and David b. Hill will speak; at Chica go,
Adlai E. Stevenson, Senator Blackburn,
of Kentucky, and Mayor Jones, Of Tole-
do, o. who has recently joined the forces
of Democracy, are to address the people,
and ex-Gov. Pattison, of Pennsylvania,
goes to San Francisco. The speakers for
this city and other Minnesota towns have
not been fully decided upon The state
central committee, to whose charge VII
be delegated the control of the meetings,
will determine upon them later
Mr. Stevenson stated that he believed
the club organization among the Demo
Gratis this year far exceeds anything of
past history, and the great rTlk of this
remarkable work is due to the untiring
efforts and industry Of Mr.. Hearst. THAT
gentleman has devoted his time and
means unsparingly to these enterprises,
and if the ticket is successful in the fall
to him will be due a great deal of the
credit said Mr.. Stevenson.
Mr. Stevenson spoke very highly Of the
efficiency of the organization as he found
it in this state. He was also greatly i'm
pressed with the outlook for Democrats
success in Minnesota. He stated that
no state can boast of better and more
faithful state central committeeman and
officials than can Minnesota. He made a
thorough inspection of the work being
done at the state Headquarters. and was
the guest Of Chairman Rosing during the
day.
Mr.. Stevenson speaks with considerable
announcement to the DemocSnts Of I'LL
nois. and he thinks there is no longer any
doubt about Indiana going for Bryan.
Illinois he says, has been tested by a
practical means by the organization In
Chicago, and from actual results, says
Mr.. Stevenson. there Is every reason to
believe that the head of the ticket Will
carry the state by liberal majority
He thinks the vote In Cook county and
in the city of Chicago will settle the con-
tention.
Mr.. Stevenson has recently made visits
to West Virginia and Kentucky, and
finds the situations in both those states
very hopeful for the Democracy. He
saws the organizations are especially
strong in these states, and also in the en-
tire Middle West.