The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-16
DEMOCRATS READY
FOR LIND MEETING
Arrangements Completed for
Mondays Monster Gather.
ing at Peoples Church

Final arrangements We're completed
for the monster Lind meeting, to be
held next Monday evening at the Peo-
pies church in st. Paul, at a meeting
of the Democratic county executive
committee last night.
Indications point to the meeting be-
ing one Of the largest and most inter-
esting of any political gathering ever
held in st. Paul. Congressman John
Lind, of Minneapolis, the only Demo-
cratic congressman from Minnesota
and the only Democratic governor the
state has had in forty years, will be
the principal speaker, and it is under
stood that Mr.. Lind has fortified him
self for his discussion of state issues
by consulting the records at the state
capitol
CD. O'Brien will preside at the
meeting, and among the other speak
ers of the evening will be: John S.
erode, chairman of the board of public
works; T. ]. McDermott, Democratic
candidate for attorney general; Thom-
as r. Kane, county attorney of Ram
seys county, and Pierce Butler, the well
known attorney.
Secretary r. S. Battley, of the city
pointed marshal, and the members of
the executive committee have been
asked to act as ushers for the meeting.
Chairman F. A. Pike, of the commit
tee has issued invitations to number
of prominent Democrats to act as vice
ehairmen of the meeting, and they will
occupy seats on the platform with the
speakers. Included in the number in
vited are:
The Vice -chairnen
Daniel Aberle, John B. Arend, j. D.
Armstrong, Alexander Adams, j. 7.
Avery, Humphrey Barton. Matthias Bantz,
J. J. Brennan, J. /. Beaumont, F. 3.
Brace, W. E. Buschmann G. ]. Buell.,
p. II. Conley, e. j. Cannon, w. f. Con-
STAINS, 4: y. Curtis; James G Ita1aIs An
Donovan, S. ]. Dennelly, L. J. Dobner,
M. Doran Jr., H. o. Deolittle,- F. j. Eller-
be, J. I. Farley. Karl Fieseler, c. A. Elem
ing, L. R Frankel. Frank Ford, John l..
Gieske. J. M. Hawthorne, William Hamm,
R. N Hare John c. Hardy, Hugo Hamft,
F.. J. Hebl, w. b. Hennessy, H. G.. Haas,
]. W. Hinkens, F. J. Huber, o. p. Hol-
G. johnson. John F. Krieger, George G.
Lambert H. A. Loughran, F. B. Lynch,
Henry McColl, R. S. sMcNanee, F. L. Nc
F. Martin, H. A; Merrill, J. G. Michael,
NJ. J. Moran, William Pitt Murray, j. Au-
gust Nilsson, c. e. Nyberg, r: T. o. Conner,
John D. O'Brien, Jeremiah O'Brien, George
eO'Reilly,1 C. H 0'Neil, Herman. Oppe1-
helm, DR.. J. Ohage. Frank Peterson, p.
F. PEBBLES, DR.. o. s. Pine, w. ]. Preston.
J. G. Pyle, Winn Powers, Swan Ponthan,
J. ]. Regan, NJ ]. Redding, Otto. Roh-
land, o. B. Robertson, John Rogers Jr.,
Robert A. Smith, DR.: A. ]. Stone, p. e;
Stringer. DIR. r. Schiffmann, ]. McGill
Smith, Emil Skoog, Dr.. W. II. Sigler,
N. F. Seger, John E. StrykeP, George
Thill William A. Van Slyke, John Wage
ner, Reuben Warner Jr., DR.. NH. Wade,
John w. Willis, DR.. E. III. Whitcomb, John
H. Wilson, Frank Yoerg.
The executive committee last night
arranged for a number of ward meet
ings to be held during the last week
in the campaign, when John A. john
son and F. G. Winston will spend sew
eraI days in st. Paul. The Democratic
candidates for governor and lieutenant
governor will be given the opportunity
to meet very many of the citizens of
ST. Paul at these meetings.