The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-23

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s,ad le usual political divisions of the
oho,.eSoo ne said, ARE, in my judgment,
49, ~ per cent Democratic and so per
eho,,+ A'epuplican; the Norwegians are
GO On equaliy divided, while the Danes
.er ~ per cent Democratic.
49, liie year, however, there will be rad
lo0, changes in these ratios. Militarism
S.A IMPERIALISM will cause many Repub-
e Ieeila 70 JOIN the admirers of Bryan and
oteF 1ison' The Norwegians will be
nearly unit against the friends of en-
pre- Nearly all the 20 per cent of the
lanes also wifi join their Democratic
coinpatrlots Among the swedes those
VINO VIII forsake Mckinley are chiefly
from tnose who came from the cities
in the old country. The others who lived
IN the country districts seem to be less
AWAKE to the Importance of the issues as
closely affecting<5hem''
Martin Zatterberg, a Swede, is the pres
1dent or the central organization, whose
twenty clubs contain a membership of
nearly 2,OOO: Practically all of these, it
is asserted, will be with their families at
the picnic. while the presence of Gov.
Lind is expected, to draw another 5000.
The Glencoe Enterprise is advised by
communication from lie Sueur county
that G. c. Kolars, of lie Sueur Center,
will make the race for congress in the
Third district against Heatwole should
the nomination be rendered him. Mr..
Kolars read law in the Office of C. D.
and T. D. OBrien, of st. Paul, some
years ago, and after his admission to
practice located at LIE Sueur Center,
where he has successfully followed the
practice of his profession.
One of the great features of the present
campaign will be the congressional con-
test in this district Mr.. Daily is proving
his ability as campaigner and organ
izer, and his personal popularity through
out the district is proving SO great that
Mr.. Eddy has already become Frightened,
and has started on house to house can
vass through the Observation-Disclosures
Times.
Just what Mr.. Eddy was thinking of
when he appointed young Mr.. Adams, OF
Fergus Fails, his campaign manager, it
would be hard. to determine. Adams has
ridden into high favor with the Seventh
district congressman over the heads OF
the old Republican leaders who won vic
tories for the party before the young
man was out of knickerbockers. The re-
cent postofice fight in Fergus Falls
shows how these leading Republicans like
that the party lash is not an all powerful
weapon and that something is due to the
men who made him. All is not peaceful
within the ranks of the G. o. p. by any
means.-Thief River Falls Press.
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1t is said that Congressman McCieary
will open his campaign in his congress
sional district at Luverne in the early
part of September.
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The Crookstons !Times says: Several
days ago the state militia boys were
called out from Duluth to Cloquet, for
the pun pose of arFesting a gang of circus
robbers who had gfleeced a few Of the I'M
wary ones at different places in the
part of the state Now let Uncle Samuel
call out his troops and arrest the Repub-
Iican congressman of Minnesota and
other states, who by their vote on the
Porto Rican tariff measure are constant
ly robbing the people of the United
States. Let's see, lid Congressman Eddy
vote on that oe9sa a
Congressnian Frank NJ Eddy, of Glen
wood, Mimi, says that his district, the
Seventh. will go for Mckinley by be-
tween 5000 and 1900 majority, notwith-
standing the fact that Bryan carried 1t
by a good margin IN 1896 Mr.. Eddy ar
rived in Minneapolis last evening and Is
at the NicoIIet house for day or two.