, 1875-07-03
FUl3llCAL.
The Coming squabblo for
the Governorsflip In
Minnesota.
Brief Biographies Of the sev-
eral Gubernatorial Can.
didates.
John s. Pillbbury Likely to Be the
Republican Nominee.
Tho Campaign Opened In CALIFORNIA;
Speeches by Phelps, Sargent,
| and Gorham.
ttailway-Policy of tho Republican
Party Defined.
Castawny Republican 0mce-Seeksr1
| Nominated by the 1ndepend-
ent Society.
Ex.Attorney-Gcnerl Williams as Can.
dldate for tho Oregon
Senatorship.
Why He Was Rejeoted in 1870, and Why
Fe Will Fail in HiH Present
sX<s.tEsa1 Attempt.
Ex.Attorney- General Williams as q Can.
dldate for tho Oregon
Scnatorship.
Why He Was Reieoted in 1870. and Why
Fe Will Fail in His Present
ss1oai1y"l attempt.

- ~o3 "N.H.'+ wy - ~" Ae ~ olnB
for flhhes, Ind Flahof'a to be our next lover
nos, said . prominent leader Of the oppos sitiou.
the other day, In tho courra Of I dscusslo y upon
tho mudd]e in Minnesota politics. No can
take F,sher'" he continued "and beat ANY man
that tho Republicans can bring OUT not except
Ing rllebury OF anybody elso."
This sAngufne Fisherman may possibly be cor
rect In LIS estmaso OF tho probahii itiep Of tie
coming election; Tor thero has neTeF beon tins
ID the history OF the politics OF hi hnesotA wharf
tho people gonorall5
VEaE zonE Ar TIA.
lhefo ID nhfoly sotef ID tue eHste Hho enter
tasna any present idea OF the Shape that poltics
hnAtss may take ootaeen no*'and hovembers
nor ID sheEe one VINO dafoa p'odgo himself to e.
tho atsaifhe ticket 1or either OF tho lAfBcore oi
cll4ues Into which the stAte will doubtless By
thai time be divided. Tho Temperanco reon,s
- ~~..,,sn. ,,sn .a.ss - ~. - .no 4s.u, na
~" 1AooAou' A!o1A n'a4o VI 1AoIo Asa' 1no
GrsngeEb WILL mako no distinctive nominations.
uulc8a Dounelly 60 commands and, il he docs,
a, vou lnov NJ ncn ~ ri, k,nas m sh.J.' W, r,
;,>,..N,., -,.":', - =, >.1". ~"a onA"oe VI
pohAc17 "i'n pt"cA3'tea ~ 'onaing 70 LOOKING
ont for Nu1noer one. With the certainty Of
meetinS with overwhelming defeat should they
st1tke out for themselyas. thev will acarca]v h.
1onno .1ollo"ln4 th6 iead OF any man
whose sourso politically haa .ssa -
vscillattng ~ Donnelly'a Tue Changers cor
t,,n,v ara = now,r not In hn der;ae.1 in tba IT.
.,-..:-ls IL. H. ~ ~ 1.,'. 1880 ~ ~ -, 4u-
tule o'ect'oaA u thld Or ang otnef OF sno Hoae-
ern sthteH ; and there ts Intelligence enough In
tho Order to shape ita courso in the way best
rn,cu1.tcd tn arnorpnlirb tta .n;sa,o, ~ u
~ .n. us,,. 49, 49, ...ar. - s..;,." ,s
. n.a @t5. Aeueo ne1 ~o te.os s't'ko n@nos
with that political ptrty which. oS tta record, hAs
eviuoed \ willingness to battle In theit c4uao.
VINO Is 1ou1s Z, F1suEn7
rh. n.,,,c-.,, =, VI. a,.t. ~. mi ,
4ue .o " 40 1"3o as,o y, o', nos ne" =
TASTE Of oinclat pap 8lhce honfJ H. s'oloy "As
elected IN 1858, the first yoar of the Stato's ex-
iatcnce, They have patiently bided tholr
timc, s.t,afyinp tlomtelvAa viii erou,-
- H.. o.~.,,'.,a,'. ~. ~. e
,..,;.1 -. ~.
ID power. And AoplbG thht the ttno
might one day come "aeu The spint Of Andrew
Jackson would stalk into tho Capitol. Tbat
time. they thnk Is niGh 1t hand. aud the spirit
il Louis f. Fisher. 4 smooth-tacod smooth
tongued. aud snooth-nanpercd gentleman.
whose n,odessy has enabled him to 10 ~ odi-
to1ial writer Oh ths PtohAtr" for twenty ycasa,
without letting anybody know It. His chief
qualifications tor tIe axo:ciso Of tho Gubarna-
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