The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-19
rally DAY FOR CLUBS
WEEK, FROM TOMORROW WILL BE
EPOCHAL IN DEMOCRATIC CLUB
ORGANIZATION
FROM EAST COAST TO WEST
1t Is Proposed to Have Meeting
Wherever There Is u
Democratic Or
ganizatiOn.

L he following letter, Which IS Selt-eX-
pianatory, has been issued in circular
form from-4the state Democra tic head
quarters and sergt to the various ehairmen
OF Democratic clubs throughout the state:
The National Democratic committee has
Joined with the National Association of
democratic clubs in a call for the OBJ
servance of Saturday, Oct 81, as club
day. and grand rallying day for the
whole United States. President w r.
Hearst, of that association, which en-
braces thousands of Clubs, with approx
laately 3,000,900 of members. and who has
made great personal sacrifices in aid of
this campaign, has issued a most stirring
appeal to his organization for suck action
on that day
The state central committee desires to
cooperate to its utmost, and therefore
appeals to state committeeman to county
ehairmen, and all others connected with
our organization to cooperate to make
the day suggested great success and a
power for good for our cause
A special carl has been made to out
clubs throughout the state to hold meet
lngs on that day. ard you, as committee
men. are hereby appealed to to cooperate
with them In every way, in your power.
Tt is suggested that such meetings as
can possibly be held on that day, be held
under the auspices of your club organi-
cation.
1t is hoped that this will be a grand
field day for Minnesota.
Chairman Ringdal OF the railroad ara
warehouse commission. left last night fer
the southern part of the state, where he
will deliver several speeches in the in
terest of the fusion ticket T. J. KncX, Of
the commission. is stumping the north
ern part of the state. spending consider,
able time in the Red river valley.
Chairman Bixby Of the state Repub-
ican central committee, Capt. Van SAINTS
personal boomer. is reported as saying
that the speech which Mrs. Rutherford
delivered at Duluth. in which she made
some pretty plain statements. regarding
the candidate for governor on. the Re
publican ticket, is not new at the head
quarters, that Mrs. Rutherford has
previously written letters to that func
tionary, dealing with the same topic upon
which she touched at Euluth. Tams says
the committee" does not, regard the
story seriously because of the stand
ing of Capt. Van SAINT
A gentleman last evening pertinently
remarked: ..Wonder what standing Tams
means, the one he hell up to the readers
of his Red Wing Republican in 1898, when
Capt Van SAINT was trying to be nomi-
mated for the office Of governor. or tie
one which he, as Vans chief promoter,
he is trying to foster in the campaign
Of 1900, when the captain Is trying to be
elected GOVERNOR
Mr.. Bixby is also quoted as saying that
as soon as Van SAINT gets time he will
probably reply to the speech of Mrs
Rutherford.
Writing to Chairman Rosing from New
Ulm, Henry C. Koerner, candidate fos
state treasurer, who was az eye witness
to the events of which he writes, has the
following to say of the big Hanna
meeting at Tracy:
Il happened to be at Redwood Falls on
Tuesday morning. from which point the
Northwestern line ran a special excursion
train. 2t reduced rates. to the Hanna
meeting at Tracy. The ectual number OF
tickets sold at Redwood was one,n ana
the actual number OF persons, ayailing
themselves of the opportunity of seeina
and hearing the famous Hanna. from
the Republican city of Redwood Falls,
was two. besides the ticket purchaser
above mentioned, namely, newspaper
man. and some other gentleman, both
riding on passes. learned later on that
another lone passenger was added at
Sleepy Eye"
o,tlli II. 1NNHtIS, C1eIk Oh Lila
supreme court of Minnesota, and the in,
cumbent of a county position, also, has
been named by the Republicans of the
state of Washington their nominee for
secretary of state.
f. -. Stevens will preside over the
Republican meeting at the Auditorium
tonight, which will be addressed by r.
NJ La Toilette, of Wisconsin. Henry
Wolfer will call the meeting to order
and introduce Mr.. Stevens.
There will be a Democratic rally Sat
urday evening a $40 West Seventh street.
John B. Powers, of the staff of the Irish
Standard who has been in the West for
the last three months. going as far as tho
Pacific coast, reports that the Democrats
are stronger than ever in the Northern
tier. He says IN Montana everything il
for Bryan.
Reports from Morris are to the effect
that that locality is enthusiastic for
Lind. The governor was billed to speak
there Tuesday evening, and one of the
largest ca'Wds ever assembled in the
place not only waited until 10 o'clock for
the governor to arrive, his train being
delayed but then stayed another hour
and % minutes to hear his vigorous dis
eussion of the issues of the campaign
Republicans are openly declaring their
intention to vote for the reelection Of