The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-10

thirty travelling men and over 200 other
employees. My firm has never sought in
any way to control the votes in its en-
pioy or punish them for the exercise of
their rights as American citizens at the
polls, and never will. NV firm docs NOT
know, nor do I know how a man In our
employ will vote, but I am Of the onin.
lon that at least 100 of these men voted
Tor Bryan four years ago and will vote
for him again this year. The right tn
vote as their judgment NAV dictate viii
he exercised without any interference oe
this firm or any member thereof. and r.
need DE the firm will support their EN-,
ployers to the last ditch in the exercise
of that right. Yours truly,
St, Paul. Oct. g e a 1fess
Bourke Cochran will address the Demo
Gratis of Minneapolis at the arnorv hI,IId-
ing, Eighth street and First avenua son+b
Friday evening. The distinguished ora TO-
Is to speak first in ST. Pauf and he will,
not reach the armory until o'clock
webster Davis, who will appear with Mr.
Cochran is sch9fdlpied to arrive earlier
and the Minneapolis, COMMITTEES homes to
be able to ANNOUNCE g o'clock as the hour
for the opening s. The meeting.
Senator Davis is still confined to his
bed. Mrs. Davis has been SUMMONED
from the East
chairman Lawson, of the Popuhst state
central committee, yesterday received a
telegram from Senator Butler. of South
Carolina, saying that he would try to de-
Vole week 10 campaigning In this state
John W. Willis has just returned from
hO1r
cred addressed in behalf of Democracy
at Conway. Milton Park River T,ane1on
Larimore, Church's Ferry and Devils
Lake Large audiences appeared at all
these places, and he reports the asnect
OF affairs in North Dakota, as verv en-
couraglng for Bryan, as well as for the
Democratic state. ticket.
Inc Democratic state central commit
tee yesterday adopted as the emblem, Of
the party for the campaign a neat hit of
sios Iloooh gathered in the center in
semolance of tri-eolored bow.
Chairman Rosing said Yesterday. .srrh
party has adopted the emblem Of Iihert,,
IN N contrast with the yellow insignia of
me enemy, which, we find. on fha on
thonty of Mr.. Gregg, stands for dieta.
ton, intimidation and correction Tba
nag STANDS for free manhood and q free
ballot 1 q hiee
1T is expected that 10000 of the flag
t elltoieils VIII De on the lapels of the
voters OF the Twin Cities within the next
forty-eight hours.
e A Anderson who formerly ran thu
cigar stand in the city hau. ana who 80
a candidate for the Republican nonina-
ton for register sef.tdeeds. has announc-
ca e hllhseI as an independent candidate
Tor that office. He ives in the Ninth
ward. gss
+,f*
There will be a general meettnr of tho
democratic countya organization this aft
ernoon at the headquarters in tha pin-
neer Press buildipg3a
So
Inc Young Mems independent Club of
the Ninth ward met last evening and
elected officers. d., German, president:
M. brennan, vice president M. Melby.
secretary and treasurer
Following are the officers of the new
ruth ward Democratic club: President
II. .kensbefg; vice president, P. r. Lar
son; secretary, TIA. Johnson; treasurer.
NJ. Mullane.
The speech of Jesse A. Gregg at the
sound money meeting Monday r;sht has
-. Wy otSii itOrllSl nest that The
republicans have already disowned Il.
AT Republican headquarters the sound
money meeting AMI the speech were ion
les OF general -liscussion Secretary
" hthey said thar the. state central com
mlttee had nothinS to 10 with the meet
ins. lie was the only represen tative from
headquarters sat the meeting and he ar
rived late He thought Mr.. Gregg's
speech could not 90 much harm, as the
Meeung was not ehargeable to any no.
litical organization.
Inc Democratic county committee will
print Mr.. GreSg's speech with a list of
the names Of the leaders of the sound
money movement. together with the
names of the corporations and firms they
represent, and distribute them broadcast
through the county without comment.
secretary Garfield said MIR Gregg's
speech will be in the hands Of every
voter that We can reach in Minnesota
within two days
The executive comla1itte of the Demo-
cratic city and county organization held
a meeting yesterday afternoon and COM
pleted arrangements for the campaign
number OFFS subcommittee were an
pointed to look after different branches
of the work 49,
$40
The First Ward Democratic club or
gained last Monday evening, will have
meeting at the organization headquar-
tets' tomorrow evening at o'clock