The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-05
KEY NOTE OF CAMPAIGN
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM COMMIT
TEE MEETS THIS AFTERNOON.

The Democratic platform committee will
meet this afternoon at the central head
quarters New York Life building, to in
corporate in the. platform the several
planks which viii be submitted for the
ratification Of the candidates and precinct
committeeman at Federation hall Wednes-
day night
The Democratic platform will state fair
ly the issues before the people and the
attitude of the Democratic party touching
municipal government 1t is expected to
be confined closely to local matters. it
will declare for economical administra-
ton of municipal affairs to the limit Of
proper management of the city institut. ons
1t will reaffirm the unalterable DISPOSE
ton of the Democratic party and the pres
ent administration to provide suitable
school facilities
Chairman Fleming, of the executive
committee, yesterday announced appoint
ments to five subcommittee The as
signments to the other subcommittee
will be announced today. The executive
committee with the co-opera ton of the
ward organizations has the campaign we'll
under way and the subcommittee may
take up their work without any delay for
preliminary arrangements.
Work Has Been Thorough.
The work of the city and county organ
been remarkably thorough and they have
received the most energetic and enthusi-
astic support and assistance from the
ward organizations. Every ward is per-
fectly organized. Headquarters are open
in every ward. An assistant secretary is
IN charge at each of the headquarters and
telephones afford direct communication
with the central headquarters. This sys-
tenn permits Chairman Fleming and Sec
Il al m in
with the several wards and gives candi-
dates direct avenue toward work in
stead of the old system of working
through the central headquarters and
thereby greatly hampering the executive
committee or more properly the secretary
on whom the brunt Of the work falls. The
ward organizations are as complete and
closely united as the central organization.
The precinct committees are composed of
hustle and the ward organizations are led
by representative men. There is an entire
absence of discord and the best organiza-
ton ever put up in st. Paul is ready to
pull together with the candidates for the
election Of every man on the best ticcSScrt
ever offered the voters of ST. Paul. The
committees named yesterday are:
Campaign Committee.
Finance Committee-Chairm r. r.
O'Connor; treasurer, NJ Doran Jr; Harry
IT. Alien, HaCrlck COnI6y, reuben War
ner Jr. John j. Dwyer, Daniel Aberle,
Wilbur Tibbils.
Legal Committee-C Chairman, John H.
Ives: J. c. Michaels. H. A. Longren; ].
r. Hickey, F. w. Foot, Frank Ford. +.
F: Wilde, William Mitchell Jr., George
OReilly. j. w. Lusk 0. E. Holman
Organization = Chairman, Carol ].
Hendy, Hugh H. Campbell George E.
Lennon, William Boeringer. DR.. Charles
l.. Dohm ]. Edward Dwyer o. v Robin
son, James Cormican, Charles j. Dion,
William McCauley, Charles J. Jessrang,
Cornelius Quincy.
Naturalization and Registration -
Chairman. Thomas Lorden, Michael
Horges, A. D. Mcleod. John L. Gieske
c. II. Francois L. r. Frankel, Conrad
w. Miller. Victor c. Gilman, Richard D.
O'Brien, Edward Peterson, H. o. Doc
little. Charles Kartak
Halls and Speakers-Chairman. J. B.
Covington; George Dodds, Kay Todd,
Thomas Daggett Jerry Sweeney, A.
Hendrickson, Joseph aKonkel, Clement
Debold, Joseph NJ Arth