The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-07

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whom I do not know personally from
widely separated parts of the state, and
/ cannot but believe that we are going
tonbe successful at the polls"
Frank A. Day, of Fairmont, who is
slated for chairman of the Democratic
state central committee, has, 1T is UNI
derstood, privately accepted Mr.. john
sons invitation to take charge of his
campaign The formal action making
Mr.. Day chairman will not be taken
until today, but he has been receiving
letters ever since the day after the con-
Vention, when it was announced that
Johnson had asked him to handle the
campaign, congratulating him and ex-
pressing the best wishes of the writer's
Mr.. Day, in view of the invitation from
the candidate and the expressions of
approval that have come from Demo-
Gratis generally of his choice, has al
ready taken hold of the work of the
campaign.
Day Is at Work
He spent part of yesterday in look
ing at rooms which may be secured for
the state committees headquarters, but
had come to no conclusion last night.
For the first time in good many years
the headquarters will not be maintain
ed at the Merchants hotel it having
been impossible to secure the accommo-
dations desired. Rooms in the Gilfillan
block may be taken, though they are
not considered in every way salts
factory.
1t is expected that headquarters will
be opened Immediately, for there is
pressing need of some place where
Democratic visitors to the city may go
to meet representatives of Mr.. john
son and the others on the state ticket
If l have anything to say about it,
Mr.. Day said last night, 1--WE will open
headquarters just as soon as we can
find the proper rooms I already have
accumulated large correspondence
and we must have facilities for hand
ling the correspondence and to care for
men whom we want to cooperate with
US in the campaign, when they come
to st. Paul.
Many Democrats Arrive
Capt w. H Harries, chairman of
the Minneapolis conventions; L. A
Rosing, who, it is probable, will be
vice chairman of the executive COM
mittee; w. F. Kelso, candidate for
railroad and warehouse commissioner.
w. r. Hodges, the Brown county mem
Der of the state central committee:
August Saggue, the Martin county
committeeman, and a number of others
interested in the success of the ticket
arrived in St Paul last night and II
Is expected that the full membership OF
the executive committee and many OF
the county committeeman will be in
st. Paul to meet the candidates and the
men who are to compose the executive
committee.
1t is expected that Michael Breslauer
of Minneapolis, will be named as the
Hennepin county member of the com
mittee at the meeting today, and it is
probable that a committee of nine
one from each of the congressional dis
tricts Of the state-will be named BY
Capt. Harries to cooperate with the
executive committee of six.
Formal notification will be sent to.
morrow by Capt. Harries to the candi.
dates nominated at the Minneapolis con.
vention who were not present in per-
son to make their acknowledgements
to the convention. The list of absen-
tees from the convention includes al
the candidates for the supreme bench
and w. f. Kelso and III. E. Hoard. can.
didates for railroad and warehouse
commissioner.