The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-02
WORK NIGHT AND DAY
DEMOCRATS COMPLETE ARRANGE
MENTS FOR A WINNING
FIGHT
HEADQUARTERS IN ALL WARDS
Assured Victory Will Not Cause
Democrats to Sleep on Their
Oars-PIatfOrm Commit
tee Is Appointed.

A campaign that shall extend into every
corner of the city without halt until
the polls are closed May 6, is the plan
settled upon last night by the Demo-
cratic candidates and the executive COM
mittee. Assured victory will be made
doubly sure by persistent continued work
for every candidate on the ticket.
The candidates and the members of the
executive committee met last night at
Pfeiffer's hall, Eighth and Wabasha
streets and practically completed the ar
rangements for the campaign. Both can
Cidates and committeeman reported the
most favorable conditions throughout the
city for the election of the entire ticket.
But on the theory that eternal vigilance
is the price of success the details of the
coming campaign will be attended to,
even more carefully than ever before.
Headquarters in Every Ward.
The primary and principal work CT the
campaign will be carried on by wards
This morning ward headquarters will be
opened in all Of the wards. Each head
quarters will be in charge of an assistant
secretary and the rooms will be kept open
day and night until the election is over
The headquarters will have telephone
communication with the general head
quarters, SOC New York Life building, and
assistant secretaries and precinct COM
mitteemen will always be on hand for the
assistance of candidates and the dissemi-
nation of information to voters. Most
of the headquarters afford facilities for
meetings. But in addition to the head
quarters committee on halls and speak
ers will provide halls and arrange meet
ings to suit the convenience of the canji-
dates. The usual number of rallies will
be held in the several wards, but the
closest attention will be paid to getting
the issues before the voters by a syste
matte still hunt to be conducted by the
precinct committeeman cooperating with
the candidates.
Next Wednesday night the final ar
Tangements and the platform will be
adopted at meeting of the precinct com
mitteemen at Federation hall Chairman
Fleming. of the executive committee, last
night appointed a platform committee.
The platform committee will meet Thurs
day or Friday evening to draft the plat
form, and ward meetings, Of the precinct
committeeman preliminary 10 the central
meeting Wednesday night Will be held in
the several wards subject to the calls Of
the ward chairmen. The platform will be
submitted to the 500 precinct committee
men for their ratification and a general
discussion of the issues, which will prcb-
ably be the last time the entire rgariza-
tion will be called together
Get Platform Ont Early.
The personnel of the platform commit
tee insures a platform that the commit
teemen viii have little trouble in -atify
ing and which will embOdy the principles
of a campaign which viii lead only to
victory. The members of the committee
are J. c. Michaels, D. r. Lawler. Carl
Hende, f. A. Pike, Senator John Ives,
John Wagner and John ID. O'Brien. The
assignments to the other subcommittee,
including five additions to the executive
committee, will be announced to the pre-
cinct organizations Wednesday night.
The committees to be appointed are
finance, press, legal, halls and speakers,
campaign, conference, naturalization, en-
tertainment and organization. The candi-
dates and committee men have suggested
a large list of names for committees, and
Chairman Fleming Will be able TO select
from them committees whioi. VIII per-
form yeoman's service.
The headquarters are located as fol-
lows
Central Headquarters 80G New York
Life building, NJ. f. k<ai1l, secretary Tel
ephone 1855, main.
First Ward-Bedford and Decatur
streets, j. O. Cederburg, assistant sec
retary.
Second Ward-1O44 East Seventh street.
G. w. Miller, assistant secretary
Third Ward-Park hotel, +. a. Barbeau,
chairman.
Fourth Ward-Pfeifer's hall, ]. c. Cow
irgton, assistant secretary. Telephone
1323, main.
Fifth Ward-500 West Seventh street,
John Richter, assistant secretary
Sixth Ward-S0 South Robert street, Pc
ter Daily, assistant secretary.
Seventh WaTd-FCurth and Robert
streets, Louis X. Newman, secretary
Telephone 1746-J2.
Eighth Ward-Eureka halk 377 Univer-
sity avenue, James Farrell, assistant sec
retary.
Ninth Ward-Twin City hall university
and Rice, William Troy, assistant secre-
tary.
Tenth Ward-J. A. Meyers, chairman,
G1S Albert street.
Eleventh Ward-Prof. J. A Hartigan,
chairman, D49 Carroll street. Telephone
II, SClby.