The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22

colt building The headquarters will be
| opened next Wednesday From these
| rooms Tams BiXby will run the Repub-
lican campaign, and the country press
will be supplied with all kinds Of Copy
Duluth brings forward Rev. Harry w.
Knowles as II candidate for chaplain of
the next house of representatives. Editor
ID. Countryman. of the Appleton Tribune,
wants to be secretary of the senate. With
the senate, however, unless the unexpect-
ed happens, the old organization will be
adopted with but little exception
Senator James McHale. OF Shakopee, is
regarded as a very probable candidate for
lieutenant governor on the Democratic
ticket
Senator ]. X. Jones, chairman OF the
Democratic national committee, visited
Gov. Lind at the state house yesterday
and spent an hour in consultation with
the chief executive. Senator Jones leaves
for Chicago tonight
DR.. G. stamm is indignant because a
local paper intlmated that he was
candidate for coroner.
He says he will try to become mayor
bition at present.
The Republicans may call the issue
imperialism or they may go on using
expansion" but, according to Sen
ator j. K. Jones. the chairman Of the
Democratic national campaign commit
tee, the question OF the right of this
country to go on taking in little islands
out In the ocean, perhaps portion of the
(fhinnGa MIR or
forcible aggression, will be the Issue on
which the Republicans will have to make
their fight this fall.
The trusts, however, will not be for
gotten in the promised discussion Of the
great paramount issue, and the Repub-
licans, Mr.. Jones declares, will have to
devote large portion of their time ex-
planning that the Republican party is
really and truly opposed to trusts and
why, during the present Republican ad-
ministration. nothing was done to stop
the alarming growth of monopoly
This Senator Jones declares they can
not do.
II am perfectly satisfied" he said,
with the conditions with which we are
to enter upon the campaign. 1 am re-
cefvinE letters daily from all parts of
the country assuring me OF the growing
strength of the Democratic party, and OF
the general dissatisfaction with the pres
administration
country are dissatisfied with the at
tempts to change the form OF government
ana want TO see an administration that
VIII endeavor TO rule according to our
Declaration Of Independence They do
not approve of the attempts to acquire
territory and before this issue other
questions Of political economy must be-
came mere matters.
II believe that the Republican party
is coming to know this, too. for in the
past few days l noticed story in one
of the papers which said that the indie
pendence of Cuba was to be declared
within the next seven months Why was
this not done sooner? Why did we hear
nothing Of this during the long weary
months that nave passed instead OF now
while we are awaiting an election?
1 am perfectly satisfied with the olIf-
look. There is growing discomfort with
the administration and our party is daily
growing stranger. Differences have been
and are being settled and the different
FACTIONS of the party have patched up
their differences and are now working in
harmony.
"As to trusts, the Republican party 10
fostering them and building them up IF
II desired TO prevent their growth and
resfred TO do away with them why with
a Republican house and senate, have thew
not enacted the necessary laws? TNhev
have encouraged them and built them up
ana now they must accept this as their
pasition and await the result
Regarding China there Is a general
FEELING that the president should use all
means In his power TO protect the United
states citizens and property there but
do not believe that the people will accent
this situation as an excuse to acquire TER
ritory there, as has been done in the
Philippines. The people will not permit
the administration TO use he present sit
uation al an excuse TO participate In the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of China AS to the call
ing Of a special session of congress- that
lies with Mr.. Mckinley"