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

Since his failure to secure his man at Pierre
Col. Lounsberry has given up the publication of
his daily for the present He will, however
probably commence when the legislature con-
Yenes.
The friends of Clifford insist that Raymond Of
fered all the patronage of the federal govern
ment, and that his intimate friends were not AT
all dainty on the money question. The attempt
10 place him upon pedestal above the Dakota
standard Of political virtue is not regarded rs q
success by those behind the curtains
? The Plankinton Free Press is not altogether
pleased with the political course of Dakota's
eloquent and handsome female lawyer: Cynthia
Eloise Cleveland, the Dakota bowler, is stump
ing the state Of Indiana in behalf of the Demo
cratic party. Cynthia has undoubtedly experi-
enced change of heart since leaving the terri
tory.
The Comet at Syllests, in Wells county, a rank
Raymond organ. contributes suggestions and in
timations like this to the harmony of the party:
Delegate Raymond would not soil his manhood.
sacrifice his honor, belitte himself at Pierre. and
10 this does he owe his defeat Had he let 90
sen-esteem ~ he was asked to do, and advance
money for votes, ne would have been renomi
mated
There is growing dissatisfaction with the leg
islatiye ticket for the district nominated on the
9Th. La Moure and Sargent were denied rep-
resentatve, and can be combined solid for an in
dependent ticket judiciously constructed The
CAss part OF the ticket is especially weak With
Col. W. G. Plummcr from La Moure and j. NJ
Tuohy from Sargent and strong men from the
other counties, 1t is believed the entire ticket
Can be laid out
The Democrats have put up this strong ticket
IN Aurora county, and expect to elect most OF it
Regster-W. p. Ryan
Treasurer-John Hanten
Sheriff.. G. Kennedy
Supt of schools-John L. Fitzpatrick
Clerk. W. Steinfeldt.
JUDGE. D. Norton
Surveyor-Geo. FarEsworth.
Coroner-A. G. Thompson.
There IL not entire harmony between the
special friends Of Capt. Raymond and the parties
who he claimed defrauded him out Of the nomi-
nation TO which he entitled as he insists
But Judge Gihord's home organ, the Canton
Ae2rS, talks up rs 1t can afford when il has the
other fellows down and they can't help them
selves, and tells them to put down the crow and
stop their ugly faces. This is one sample: ait
sometimes happens that dose OF theit own med
lcine makes some people have very WY faces
The Fargo RepH5hicdH's face is all puckercd and
one Is led To believe its editor has been eating
green persimmons The Republican forgets that
the good John b. Raymonds nomination two
years since, was secured by methods that would
make an honest man blush, and whether inno-
cent or guilty Of being party TO the dishonest
methods by which he was nominated. he had alb
soutey no Claim whatever upon the suf-
frages Of the people who had been
outraged 10y his nomination. In the
south we supported Raymond rather than split
the party. Now. when Judge Clifford has been
selected to succeed MIR. Raymond, the Republi-
cans aud all Others should give him that cordial
support which Is due TO a man who has been
fairly and honestly nominated. We will guaran-
tee that Judge Clifford will not need the whole
OF his terra to get acquainted with his associates
ana We believe the Republican will be happily
disappointed in regard to the value Of his ser
vices during the first half OF his term
Ii viii not be surprising II on the ballot OF the
Raymond men north Clifford will be generally
spelled Wilson.