The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18
FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT
SENATOR GAUsEwITZ NAMES DEN-
OCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL COM
MITTEE FOR THAT FIGHT
GOOD NEWS FROM THE STATE
State HeaduuarterE Receiving En-.
couraging Infofmntion Daily
From Different Parts
of Minnesota.

, SolANSHlIon or Democrats
neld IN Rochester on Tuesday, Sept II.
/ mas appointed the following Democrat lo
congressional committee:
| w B. Belden. Caledonia. MINI. ~
large.
John Dietze, Winona.
o. L. King. Corimona, Fillmore
James A. Heating, Wabasha. Wabasha
| w l. Rosbach. Austin. Mower
| Z. j. O'Brien. Owatonna. Steele
William Edison, MantoryiIie Dodro
WlilIam Graham, Rochester. Olnsted.
James Hauley, Waseca
| =. n. Day, Albert Lea, Freeborn.
| .. II. Bedding. Caledonia, Houston.
! Inc congressional committee will meet
In owatonna Thursday afternoon. Sept.
20 w. D. Belden will act as chairman
and John Dietze as secretary and treas
urer.
BY some unaccountable combination of
circumstances the Republicans of Polk
! county allowed the vain hope to lodge
/ IN their minds that they would carry
CrooKSton and its county at the fail cleo
TONS. In fact the hope grew to such
proportions a few months ago that the
party instructed Editor Gordon. of the
erstwhile Weekly Journal. to launch q
daily winch he did. and since they nave
been trying to establish nucleus around
which to work, but so far their efforts
nave been complete failures and the
Democrats continue their growth and
progress just the same as If nothing had
ever been done by their Republican
friends. They will carry the county this
fall by very large majority.
CHAIRMAN Rosing Yesterday received Il
t letter from prominent Democrat at
Creokston, the county seat of Polk coun-
ty. in which he sends the most gratifying
news of the campaign. The party has
just organized a club there with a mem
bershtD of over 600 and there is every
| prospect Tor 1t to Increase, as there ar,
many Democrats who have not had an
opportunity to urffteE with the club who
are anxious to. The club Is called the
Bryan, Lind and Daily club, and is one
of the largest in the state It's officers
are the followipg;e. President, j. F..
Dreamer; vice president, Martin O'Brien
secretary, Erick @. Hagen; treasurer, N.
T. Stone. The executive committee con-
| sfsts of fifteen members
| The club has opened large and hand
some quarters and has sent in its annu-
cation for a membership in the national
/ association of clubs. The club has IT'S
committees Systematically at work and
! they have already, been busily engaged.
i The committee on. reception is flooded
| with Inquiries as to the fortheomfno
Bryan meeting here on the 18th inst. They
are working in conjunction with other
j committeeman In making elaborate
preparations for this meeting. The
president of the club has written to
!; Chairman Rosing asking to have Mr..
/ Bryan remain in Crookston over SUNDAY
and be entertained by. the Presbyterian
church people, but this VIII not be FEAST
! bic, as arrangements have already been
made to have Mr.. Bryan proceed to DID,
Iuth for Sunday.
| What the Democrats are accomplishing
at Crookston Is merely a sample of the
work being done in other parts of the
+ state At Minneapolis a Freneh-Ameri-
can Democratic club has been organized
with $50 members, t:.sts:.a
The officers are the following:e Prest-
! dent, Edmond Peltier; first vice presi-
dent, L. P. Souey;. second vice president,
| II. Bourgerie; recording secretary, Felix
Plouf; corresponding secretary, A. A.
Rrault: treasurer, c. Marchessault
| Chairman Rosing yesterday received
word that Webster Davis, the eloquent
Kansas Cityan, who has repudiated the
! present administra ton for its imperial
| istic doctrines, will be here to address
| the people of st. Paul on whatever date
the committee may fix. He will be bill
! ed for two or three speeches in the state,
but as many places have put in advance
| bids for him, it can not now be stated
| just where he will speak, except that he
will probably deliver one address here.
$50
Scot McDonald1 of st. Paul, is doing
| some effective work for the Democratic
| party in the state. Last week he spoke
| at Milaca, Foley. Cambridge and Moro.
and there was great interest aroused.
Mr.. Mcdonald speaks at points along the
| Duluth road this week.
! The following extracts are taken from
$3.50
letter received by State Secretary Can
| field, and is In tone a sample of letters
that are being received at headquarters
| constantly. 1t is from st. Paul man
VINO is a present in Philadelphia:
81 have been here a week and during
| that time l have seen tremendous
change in the minds and actions Of peo-
pie The complete wedding of solid
democracy in New York state and the
naming of so able man as Stanchf1eld,
and he bitterly opposed to all forms of
! the trust practically fnsures success for
| the state and national tickets.
ut is absolutely certain that we will
carry West Virginia and Indiana, and we
are. counting on Illinois with good pros
poets.
Roosevelt is doing a vast amount OF
good for the Democrats by his ranting
in South and North Dakota. You re-
member what this rough rider said foul
years ago. a: even if he (Bryan) is elect
| eminent over to him.. Remember he
was secretary of the navy. No anar
chist ever spoke with more defiance tt
his county than that"
A Bryan and Lind club was organized
at New Prague Friday night, with DR..
]. Laudenberger president. The club
starts out with a good membership.
WINONA, Mimi, Sept. F-(SpeciaI.)-
| After once notifying H. L. Buck, chair
man of the Democratic county commit
| tee, to the effect that he would be I'M
| able to be here at the rally Sept %, Gov.
| Lind has again telegraphed Mr.. Buck
that he will positively be here on the
22d. Arrangements are now being made
for the largest rally that has ever been
held in this city.Ass
3ta
WINONA, Mimi, Sept 17.-(SpeciaL)-
The Democratic congressional committee
have secured headquarters in the Schlitz
| hotel in this citys and are preparing for
hard campaign for L.. L. Brown.
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An enthusiastic meeting of the commit
tee on arrangements. for the Wooley and
Metcalf meeting here at the Auditorium
Sept u was held last evening. The
| finance committee reported liberal con-
| trtbutions, and the other committees
| stated that their work was progressing
satisfactorily. Everything augurs well
for the meeting. This week extensive
advertising will be done in various ways