St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-30
THERE ARE ITEMS OF INTEREST

THERE ARE ITEMS OF INTEREST
concerning the above Offices which the
mere figures will not sufficiently explain to
enable the earnest seeker after political
pabulum to discern. Those which expire
in 1888 are all official takes" for the earn
est seekers. Those which expire earlier
are not all to be sought after. Col. Tyner
will be allowed to retain the Fargo office
until next March, when his term expires.
This fact was stated by the GLOBE nearly a
year ago, yet there have been frequent ap
plications made for the office, and all sorts
of absurd charges have been filed against
the ga liant and suffering soldier who holds
it. Mr.. Day said, at the outset: 'Col.
Tyner is manned and mangled Union
soldier He is all shot to pieces. l will
never be a party to his removal" Col.
TyDer remains and will serve out his term.
Vermilion is in Clay county. the home of
Chairman Inman. Whoever receives the
Endorsement of Mr.. Inman will have the
support of Mr.. Day. and will be appointed.
Others may as well heed these
WORDS OF WISDOM,
and save their time and money in trying to
get the Office. Petitions miles in length
will be of no avail. 1t takes lots of telling
to convey this truth to minds which are
crazed for Office, yet these be the words of
wisdom. A. III. Lewis. the postmaster at
Mlbank, Grant county. publishes the best
weekly Democratic paper in Dakota A
man named Bath is perennial candidate
for the office; but Lewis will be appointed
without a struggle. He is working
Democrat, valuable to his county and to his
party throughout the territory. He will be
reappointed. No others need apply; but
they will, and will get-left. Canton is in
Lincoln county, the home of Chairman
Boynton. Whoever Mr.. BOynton shall
designate will receive the Endorsement of
MI Day, and will be appointed. Hans
brough. at Devils Lake, is one of the best
postmasters in the service. He will not be
removed for inetfcency, but it IS not I'M
likely that he may be removed for partisan
ship; because his partisanship is offensive
to the dominant party. although exceedingly
acceptable and effective for his own party.
GrotOn. in Brown county, is held by man
named Johns. He was appointed upon the
recommendation of John B. Raymond, be-
cause the former postmaster was
NOT ACCEPTABLE
to the department. Raymond did not
know Johns. and took the recommends
tons of others. He afterwards told your
correspondent that he was not satisfied with
the appointment. The people are not sat
ished with it. A removal is likely to be
made. Aberdeen, Brown county, W Ii be
filled by John frey, in place Of Fisher,
who is to be removed. He never was the
choice of the people. but was appointed be-
cause Postmaster General Gresham wanted
him. He was an Indiana man, So was
Gresham. TIE Aberdeen people did not
choose him. They want frey. None
other need apply. Redfeld, Sphinx county,
is held by Risingl an ex-soldier. and bearer
of dispatches to Gen. Grant at Vicksburg.
He is crippled with rheumatism, and will
PROBABLY remain until the expiration of his
term; although there are many applicants
for the place. Rising has been attacked
by Republicans there, publishers Of rival
paper; but he has held on for some time.
Yet he may be obliged to go at any time.
He is certainly Republican, and has al
ways been active in the support of the
principles of that party. The others are
all open for struggle by the faithful.