The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-12
! GIN DEPEND ON SIEARNS
BANNER DEMOCRATIC COUNTY OF
THE STATE WILL ROLL UP BIG
GER VOTE THAN EVER
so EDITOR HENDRIX THINKS
Gen. Allen, of Fargo, Talks About
General Apathy OF Everywhere
Executive Committee
Meeting.

Charles F. Hendryx, the veteran editor
of the Sank Center Herald, the leading
Republican paper of western stearns
county. was at the Merchants last night.
Speaking of Stearns, Mr. Hendry stated
to a Globe reporter: "She will pile up
the biggest Democratic majority this
fall that she has ever been known to do,
and that will mean big one, for 1T is
the strongest Democratic county In the
entire state" Mr.. Hendryx bases his
statements upon the fact that the party
is once more united, the leaders who
stepped aside in 1896 having come back
and are standing ready to do their ut
most for the success of the ticket Ehis
fall.
Mr.. Hendryx is a strong Republican,
but a conservative man, and he is one
of the Oldest residents of Stearns county.
and ought, therefore, to have a just right
to his opinion in this particular. He does
not predict Page Morris defeat, but IS
not exceedingly confident of his success.
He admits that Truelson is very strong
candidate.
Senator Hansbrough, of South Dakota,
returned to his state today, after spend
ing several days in st. Paul. He went up
to Aberdeen to be at the Teddy meet
ing there tonight.
Gen Harrison Allen, of Fargo, n. D.,
one of the oldest AMI best known politi-
clans of the Northwest, arrived In the
car itol yesterday from Chicago, where
he had been on the Grand Army excuc-
sion and for the purpose of consulting
with natl 9nal Republican committeeman.
He has been slated for a series of cam
paign speeches by the national commit
tee. The general may deliver some of
his talk in this state.
Gen. Allen believes the Republicans are
too confident of success this year, and
warns them that unless they devote more
time to perfecting their organizations
and less to counting their majoritie5,
they will meet with defeat. He is of the
opinion that there is no little apathy
among the party leaders in various parts
of the country, and claims that this is
going to initiate against them more Gan-
gerously than they expect
TWO HARBORS, Mimi, Sept. 11.-Spe-
cial-The nomination for congress of
Henry Truelson is satisfactory to Two
ceive fully as large a vote as was given
to ToWne two years ago.
From present indications, Gov. Lind
will receive a much larger majority i'll
Lake county than he did the last time.
Everybody is satisfied that Minnesota
never was in better hands, and the re-
suit is many who voted for Eustis two
years ago win vote for Lind and the
fusion ticket this fall.
]. Adam Bede and Judge Emery, of
Minneapolis, are to speak. tonight al
Montevideo. ]. Adam is to be sent off
on a circuit in that locality, while Van
SAINT goes in another direction.
Senator M. J. Days strength is stead
lily increasing. and his candidacy for
congress COZ, is daily growing in favor with
WINONA, Mimi, Sept. 11-(Spectal)-
A large gathering of local Democrats for
the purpose of organizing a Bryan and
Stevenson club was held last evening; in
the West End hall. Judge II. L. Buck
and Attorney Fitzpatrick addressed the
meeting, outlining the motives and aim
of the organization. Messrs. H. L. Buck,
]. B. Condor and Theo Leeb were named
a committee on organization, and Messrs.l
w. J. Whipple, Patrick Fitzpatrick and
W. G. Cameron were named as the mem
berS of the committee on programme.
About sixty signed the roll, after which
adjournment to next Tuesday night was
taken. The local Democrats are much
encouraged over. the manner the members
of the party here are taking up the work
Pursuant to the call of Chairman Ros-
ing, there will be a conference of the
executive committee of the state Demo-
cratic central committee and the various
state nominees tomorrow afternoon at
2:3O at the headquarters in the Mer-
chants hotel. The meeting is called for
the purpose Of outlining plans for the
campaign. Incidentally, the vacancy on
the state ticket caused by the declination
of J. G. Nethaway, of Winona, nom
mated for associate justice of the SUI
preme court, will be filled at this meet
ing.
The Populist state central committee
will have headquarters in the Merchants
hotel adjoining the offices Of the Demo-
cratic committee. Chairman Victor Law
son, of Willmar, has arranged for the
suite of rooms, and will be there to take
charge of them shortly.
The Democratic headquarters yester-
day received a large shipment of Bryan
speech of acceptance. There are loo O0G
copies printed in English 5000 in Ger
man, and $4,000 IN each the Swedish and
Norwegian tongues Both the Democra tic
and Republican headquarters are receiy-
ing and sending out large quantities of
| campaign literature.
A meeting of the executive committee
OF the Democratic city and county or
ganization will be held in the Jefferson
club rooms, New York Life EIilding, to-
night at 8 o'clock