Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-08-10
Advices From Washington Say He
Must Give Up the Land Office
To Run for Governor.
This Announcement Will Complicate
Matters In Democratic Circles,
and Klnter May Withdraw.
Fish for spiritwood Lake-A Prisoner
Paroled-Various Items of
Local News.
Kinter's Position.

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r. d. Hoskins from the Minneapolis
Journal Friday, Senator F. M. Kinter
will have to sacrifice either his candi-
dacy for governor or his position as re-
ceiver of the Bismarck land office. The
Journal has advices from Washington to
that effect, the governmental officials
holding that he will not be permitted to
make the campaign for governor and
maintain his position as land officer in
the meantime.
1t is more than probable that this
announcement will be somewhat of a
surprise, both to Senator Kinter and to
the democracy, as it seems to have been
the opinion that the two positions would
not clash unless Kinter should be elected
governor, in which case, of course, he
would have been prepared to resign his
land office position. This new feature of
the situation, however, will place the
senator's acceptance of the gubernatorlal
nomination in a different light, and
whether he will be willing to sacrifice
the certainty of a land Office appoint
ment, for the chance he has of being
governor of the state, remains to be seen,
although, taking all of the features of
the situation into consideration, it does
not appear reasonable to suppose that he
will, unless actuated by an extraordinary
sense of party fealty. When he accepted
the g~ubernatorial nomination from the
democrats, he did SO unreservedly, and
in a rousing speech, in which he stated
that it would involve the sacrifice of a
considerable private interest, but that if
the party wished it, he would lay aside
personal matters, and make the cam
paign. just to what extent of private
sacrifice, the senator was willing to 20
was not stated. Whether he had any
idea of being compelled to relinqulsh his
land office appointment, is not generally
known, but if SO, there has been intima-
ton from him to this effect. He is re-
ceiver of the Lloyd's bank at LaMoure,
and this is quite a remunerative position
and 1t is said he intended to wind up the
affairs of that institution this fall, make
the run for governor, and, If unsuccessful,
take charge of the land office here,
although, on the contrary, it is under
stood here that both Klnter and Lamb
were to have been here next week, with
a view to assuming control of their
Offices.
The situation is a complicated one,
and it's outcome will be awaited with
interest.
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