The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-13

party machine the city ana county or
ganization, and my earnest wish is that
every appointment made by Democratic
administrations will be through the en-
dorsement- of appointees by that organi-
persons may be welded into one strong
body, which is certain to advance-ou
cause in the. approaching state and ma
tional and all subsequent elections.
Before closing my remarks, /. wish to
congratulate the citizens upon the excel
lent set Of officials that the last election
has placed in control. Every one knows
Robert A. Smith (cheers) and believes
him to be an honest and capable man,
as his previous record shows, and Mr.
Betz and Mr.. Bremen, while comparative
strangers in politics, are sure of re-elec-
ton, believe, at the hands of their
party after serving out their term.
Friends, from these remarks you will
be able TO judge of my intended course
IN the council, and l promise you that
when the pass comes where | cannot
follow this course, l will resign my seat
and give you full statement of the rea-
son that may prompt it. Continued
The satisfaction of the city and county
organization over the outcome of the
campaign was expressed by its chairman,
humphrey barton, who also took occa-
sion TO compliment the Sixth on its selec-
ton of a representative in the council.
1T was with pleasure that | came across
the river this evening" said he ito join
with you in extending a reception to Mr.
Moriarty, and in giving expression to
the keen satisfaction with which the party
views its magnificent victory in the late
contest. L congratulate the Sixth on its
course IN the campaign, and am sure that
my expression Of qualification at Mr.
Morlarty victory is no less mine than
yours. ! have known him for six wears
and l, as~well as those of you who have
peen actively associated with him are
proud OF the endorsement which you have
given him.
Il have nothing whatever to saw against
our opponents in the campaign. Cur sue
cess was entirely due to our men and the
excellent organic ton which backed tn m
1 EVen me republican press was unable
10 produce reasons why the ticket should
not carry, which could not clearly be
shown as inadequate and trivial Re
Hecting1hen, on your recent achievement
you should look forward to the state
county and national contests in the fail
with confidence You elected a large nor
uon Of the city ticket and if every Demo-
crat fuiiillS his plain duty success in the
ran is already assured Let US pride our
selves on what we have done even in the
race oil tremendous opposition. Let ms
5Iand IN the fail as we are now, united
democrats have proved themselves better
able than their opponents to care for
the pubhc welfare and to the party which
can most successfully promote the nuh-
Iic GOOD belongs support and the en-
(Cheers.) L.
we. are now on a firm foundation
Inc city and county organization is in
need nothing more at present than the
determination of every Democrat to VOTE
the straight ticket The Sixth made a
T re- showing in the city election.
Inc organization expects it to do as well
IN the fall. Cries ut will y stand NV
the organization, carry out the Mans
winch are being laid and we will be again
VICTORIOUS. The character of the party
honest support" ~
Chairman Mcdonald introduced Louis
Betz comptroller-elect, with a reference
10 his fight against McCardv. A chance
re1ereqce to the man who defeated the
Watchdog Of the treasury evoked a
MhlrlWlnd of cheers and applause Mr.
6 Ie a., spoke .l briefly, and with evident
life" said he, that l have made my y
speech after election. This iollifcafion
ana reception is entirely justified There
1 ias peGn no time in recent history in
ST. PAU when a more fitting time for a
demonstration Of this character could
have been found. (AppIause.D The Sixtb
can be congratulated as well for her
Ini aiglt fight for the Democratic
ticket, as for the tremendous majority
which she turned in for the guest of the
evening, Her record is one OF Whio5
the !,, party should be proud.
to what has already been said, am
sure that Mr.. Moriarty will be a differ
ent and more satisfactory alderman than
the the man who proceeded him He will
ilSiI IlohS BOOu laws for the citE
tend to the interests of the Sixth, and 7
am conildent, make record for himself
ana ms constituents of which Won will
an be proud Applause)
Ahothef- ovation greeted the announce
ment that Fred L. McGhee would n1Il1 a
rev eagle tail feathers. His address was
entirely Characteristic, humorous and fo
"a point, with many a shoulder blow
of the satisfaction with which he mar
tclpated in the celebration of the SiIth,s
victory, ana spoke earnestly of the need
81 continued activity and 1ard work for
tne success OF the fall campaign His
appeal to- the Democracy to stand to-
gether was not without a touch of hui
n nor, yet 1t was convincing and effective.
referring to the CITY election he coi5.
Every victory brings with it resnn3.
slbillty for the faithful discharge of the
duties laid upon the victorious candidatec
trust that the Democracy will CON
slder well the lesson which is placed he
lore them in the assembly ma iorlty, and
learn the fact that it does NOT do to
vote for a Republican, even Ren11i11
ilcall cahdldate for the assembly, simply
because he is a friend or good fellow,
NO republican in Office was ever a friend
OF Democrats or the Democratic marty
rms should bring home a few excellent
the fall campaign
Our victory was one which was at
ldlIteu because of~superior organization.
and more directly on account of a SUI
placed in power are those of whom we
can can well be proud, and those whose rec
ora Will give no occasion for the scathino
denunciation of the outgoing RepubIica5
6 6am1nis df nor received even at the
Our victory is one in the interests If
good government, in the interests of the
common people. and one which will re-
dound to the immeasurable good Of the
city city OF st. Paul and her people. +" (Che ars
Following the war horse from the
Eighth, Frank w. Baer, whose activity
during the campaign was unceasing
spoke briefly Of the satisfaction felt bv
himself and the party, and complimented
the Sixth on her choice of an alderman
He pointed out the defect which lost
the assembly to the party, and urged
that not only shall voters in the fall
election determine not to scratch Dem
ocratic candidate, but that they begin at
the bottom and go through to the ton
OF the ticket John Moriarty, w. c.
kammerer and Dan Calvin spoke briefly