The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-24
D SUPPORT DIN. TICKET
SIXTH WARD HEBREWS ORGANIZE
BRYAN AND LIND
CLUB
MUCH ENTHUSIASM SHOWN
Meeting Voted to Support National
and State Tickets and Charles
Mcdonald for Register
of Deeds.

The Sixth ward Hebrew Democrats, $50
in number, assembled on the West ale
yesterday forenoon and organized a Bry-
an and Lind club, and invited all He
brew Democratic voters to join them and
to add their force and strength in assist
ing to elect the entire national and state
ticket in the coming fall elections.
They will hold a mass meeting on Tues
day night, at p. m, at their headquar-
tiers, 104 State street, West side. All ma
tfonal and state candidates and Demo
cratic speakers are invited to the meet
ing.
Mr. Poupeney presided temporarily, and
the following officers We're permanently
elected: a. Tolstenag, president; NJ.
Beinstoek, first vice president; j. Ben
dali, second vice president; NJ Rossman,
secretary; NJ. Katz, treasurer. The chair
appointed an executive board of i've
members, consisting of: A Margoulis,
chairman' Charles Solomon, NJ. Harwitz,
Max Cohn and L. Smell. M. Rosing was
appointed sergeant-at-arms
A Poupeney, of the Eighth ward, adj
dressed the members present, and. urged
them to have all the Hebrew voters con-
solidate with them, and turn in one
solid phalanx for the Democratic ticket
He said the Democratic party was the
friend of the people, and through them
the Hebrew voters of the city and state
received recognition. He said the Polish
and Russian Jewish voters in ST. Paul
numbered 1500, and he sincerely hoped
that in November the entire number
would be cast for William J. Bryan and
Hon. John Lind, as we'll as for the en-
tire national, state and county Demo-
cratic tickets
His remarks were received with cheers.
Oscar Tankenoff spoke next urging
his friends to stand all together and bet
ter results would be derived therefrom,
and vote as a unit for the entire Demo-
cratic tickets. NJ. Rossman, A Margou-
lis, A. Tolstong, M. Katz, Nat Tankenoff
and others also spoke.
M Rossman then presented the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted: Ere
solved, That the Sixth Ward Hebrew
Bryan and Lind Democratic club unani-
mously fndorse and recommend to the
Democratic county convention the name
of our citizen and friend, Charles Nc
Donald, for the office of register of
Deeds
With three rousing cheers for Bryan
and Lind the meeting closed to meet
again Tuesday night at p. m.
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To the Editor of the Globe-Dear Sir:
In this mornings issue Of your paper
You say that Mr.. Edward Peterson will
be given the nomination for register OF
deeds on the Democratic ticket In or
der to give you a true understanding OF
that situation, and in order to prevent,
if possible, any more side-tracking
schemes of that kind, l wish to state to
you that Mr.. Edward Peterson has never
asked to be placed IN nomination for any
office a any time or on any ticket. When
he, several months ago, was urged to be-
come a candidate either for congress or
on the county ticket he, after having for
several weeks considered the matter
finally consented to run for a position
on the county ticket, but only with the
understanding that he was to be placed
against another SWediSh-American on the
Republican side.
If the Democratic convention does not
see fit to accept his conditions he Is not
a candidate for any Office, although, il
nominated, / know he will add more
strength to our ticket than any other sin
gle candidate can do. Yours very truly,
j. o. Cederberg.
ST. Paul, Mir.n, Sept %, 1900.
meeting of the executive committee
of the Democratic city and county or
ganization has been called for o'clock
Tuesday night at the headquarters, fifth
floor Pioneer Press building.
There will be a meeting of the Second
ward Democrats at s45 East Seventh
street tomorrow evening to discuss cardi-
dates and to select delegates to the cotn-
ty convention.
In addition to the blanks that are being
sent out by the Democratic city and coun-
ty organizations, as told in the G / O e
of yesterday, there are being dis
tributed two letters by the organiza-
ton. One relates to the uniforming of
the members of the organization, and the
other letter is as follows:
Dear Sir-Under the articles of organi-
zation the terms of three members Of
the committee in each and every
precinct, expire at the time of holding
the primaries, on Sept. 10Th, and they
must be reelected or other elected in
their place, and it is for the Democratic
voters attending the primaries to elect
committeeman, and they should be voted
for in the same manner that delegates to
the county convention are voted for, and
in like manner credentials issued to the
committeeman.
We herewith inc1ose sample ballots for
use at the prim2Eies, leaving blanks for
writing in the naSses of the delegates and
committeeman
We also enclose blank credentials to be
filled out for the delegates and commit