Telegram-herald., 1890-09-10
HOW THE DELEGATES TALK.
sheEt interviews In which Tell what
They Know.

They Know.
Tim Nester held up the cigar case in
the Morton, and there was great fear
that ne would smash the glass into
smthereens al times.
. Wayne county and the whole State
must cOncede the Treasurership 10
Braastad," /" ne exclaimed yociferously,
as he gave the unfortunate case an
other rap with his right digit. "The
Upper Peninsula will give Braastad
500 majority, and that of course
means 2000 at least for the head of the
ticket Why tell you II means the de-
feat OF Mlnans II Braastad Is not nomi-
mated"
THE COPPER COUNTRY INDoRsEs HIM.
VI. A. Scully, of Ishpeming, is one of
the hustlers of the Northern Peninsula,
and when Il comes down TO predictions
IN political light he claims that he
lays away over anything north OF the
straits.
"Don't you underestimate Braastad
for a moment. He IS IN the race TO
stay, and the Eleventh district is united
on him despite any stories that are
floating about 10 the contrary he
gently whispered TO friend rs re-
minder.
"Why, II is claimed that he only con-
sented TO enter the field yesterday"
Don't you believe word of IT. He
came in over two weeks ago and you can
lurt chalk lt down that we are going to
make great struggle. When the cop
per country indorsed HIM 1t settled
matters"
RELIGIOUS DUTY.
Ex-senator c. ". Wisuer was holding
a three-cornered conversation in the
rotunda of sweets yesterday after
noon, and he seemed to have the best
of the argument, If his face was any
criterion to 20 by. He appeared as if
he was doing little side issue work in
the legislative halls, though, perhaps,
he swung his arms too vigorously in
making his gesticulations.
"Down here in the interest of any
one in particular? ?' he was asked.
"No; | consider II n religious duty to
attend a Democratic convention :" he
answered. Il always go, and, of
course, you always find me at them
4 =
"What is the outlook for W. ,. Lin
ton ID Saginaw
Linton is very popular in the Valley
and will run away ahead Of his ticket.
He Is the very best choice the Republi-
cans could have made"
"Who is your choice for Governor"
"Wnans, now, once and for all
times"
WILL RE RUN FOR CONGRESS.
George w. Robertson, retired busi-
ness man of Mt. Clemens, ex-Grand
Lecturer of the Masonic fraternity of
Michigan, and one .of the Democratic
warehouses OF Macomb county. said:
There are only two candidates for
Governor in the field, Winans and
Dean, although there may possibly be
a third. | think Winans is our man.
lie Is the best known IN the State and is
a good man 70 run. Macomb county
Democrats in their convention gave
Byron G. Stout. of Pontiac, a compli-
mentary notice III connection With the
gubernatOrlal nomination, but will not
use his name. He will be run for Con-
gress in his district.
WAYNE COUNTY's BOSS.
W. W. ft6ADus wayne tOuHkN
"bOss" Democratic mogul, said that
Wayne county doubtless prefers to run
Winans for Governor. "By the way"
SAID he, II just heard a new argument
against MInans. They say Turner
wants him nominated because ne is
afraid of Dean, but that's all bosh."
Wheaton IS putting IN MS premium
work for Fred Marvin, of Detroit, for
Treasurer.
10 PARTICULAR CHOICE.
BARLEY Breen. of Menominee, who
represented his district in the State
Legislature in 1887 and made
such n hustling run for Congress
against Seymour. IN 1888. says so far ~
he knows the Upper Peninsula has no
particular choice for Governor. "I am
out of politics pretty much" said he,
"apd have not kept much track OF
them. The boys wanted me 70 come
down % the convention and / came.
The Lower Peninsula must select our
candidate for Governor" He thought
the Upper Peninsuls would ask
f0r the nomination for Treasurer for
Brsastad. Of Ishpeming. VINO would
be run for Congress against Stephenson
was, with him. an uusOlvcd problem.
The DUKE oF THREE OAKS.
The veteran Henry Chamberlain, Of
Berrien. often styled the Duke Of Three
oaks, who hustled John !. Bagley over
the gubustoral course in ls74. said.
Il do not know whether i am here 70
help nominate q ticket or not ! am
taxing my wife to Petoskey for the re-
ief OF a severe attack Of hsv fever. and
Il she feels able TO q on alone, ] may
STAY here
"Wlu your name be used IN conuec-
ton with the gubernst0rial nomlns-
fonfr
sNot Ar AT. not st all I an out or
politics entirely. There 1s no Office
woald take Oar county prefers
Wuaus. and he seems 20 be she com nx
man.
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