St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-23

wouldn't come, and the gathering was but
little more numerous than Fargo prayer
meeting. The NJ. E. preacher was secured
to Introduce the candidate, whose speech was
short and secured no enthusiasm. He is not
much of an orator but appears to be a man of
average sense. The indications are that the
Raymond feeling will be shown at the polls
and swell the vote for Wilson, the opposing
candidate. At the Fargo meeting d. II.
Twomey, the man who represented the home
interest of Raymond at Pierre and in conse-
quence was minated for the council for
Fargo, made a little talk at the meeting Mon
day night and promised to support Clifford.
He also denied that he was pledged, as the
papers had alleged, to wreck vengeance upon
Bismarck and teal down the new capitol. He
lacked candor or political knowledge in stat
ing that the Republicans would overcome
the eighty majority against them in the pres
ent congress. No man familiar with the
situation believes this can be reduced below
forty or fifty. With Democratic congress
it is evidently the interest of Dakota to have
its member of the house in harmony with the
majority. He can accomplish much more
for his constituents in this way. This will
hardly be questioned. Hence it is the inter
est of north Dakota especially to give Wilson
as strong vote as possible. If he gets most
of the vote in the Black Hills, and strong
majority in the north, his election will be
highly probable. 1t is expected that the bulk
OF the Raymond vote will go for him.
The attempt to start Democratic paper at
Ipswich has been deferred until Democrat
ic administration comes in, which pretty fair
prophets locate some time about March T.
1885.
The statement telegraphed from Huron
that there is no hope for south Dakota to
come in as state unless the Republicans get
a majority in the next congress, is not re-
garded as judicious claim. The most care
full revision of the doubtful districts in the
states shows it to be impossible to overcome
the large Democratic majority. The srnsi-
bic policy would be to get in with the win
ming team.
1t is related of Judge Reed, who is run
ming for probate Judge in Hughes county,
that when at Harold he struck an obstinate
crowd OF farmers, whom he labored with all
night; setting up the drinks and cigars, and
even paying money to a Frenchman with
them. He was Disguised to learn that they
all lived in another county, and the
Frenchman was an interpreter on the Indian
reservation.
No convention of any party is held in the
Bismarck region not under the entire con-
troll and manipulation of Alex. Mckenzie,
according to the statement of his enemies.
On the following, from the Dawson Globe,
which bolts the ticket, he is spoken of as the
king. Reference is had tn the speech of
young Barnes, of Bottineau, and it says
''The record he made in confronting the
manipulators of that hellish conspiracy, the
spokesman, Geo. P Flannery and Hertig.
the jumping jack, will thunder down the
ages to come and reverbrate to his glory.
Mr.. G. W. Wing, in opposing this ring. said
to the imbecile chairman: You well know
the credential committee was chosen by the
king of north Dakota When balloting on
the CON mittee's report VIII H. Burke, of the
jamestown Capital who held two proxies,
arose and said: L cast two ballots against
this damnable conspiracy"
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