St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-18
POLITICS DO MOVE.
WHAT IS GOING ON AMONG THE
SCHEMERS.


political atmosphere of Minnesota.
LOOK out for storms. -Amboy Herald.
3. M. owen Is the next governor if
nominated on a straight Peoples party
ticket, untrammeled with any Donnel-
lyism.-Forgus Globe.
The people are getting their seyes
opened; and mark this, the man that
represents the Second district next
term will not be god-bug.-Jackso
Republic.
Ii there is one thing more certain than
another, 1t is that Stearns county will
send solid delegation TO the state con.
vention for Bob Dunn for state auditor.
st. Cloud Journal-Fress.
We think the sentiment in this To-
cality is not in favor of the reelection
OF Senator Washburn. The state would
not be the loser by choosing John Lind
instead.-Lincoln County journal.
joel L. Heatwole is not to have
walk-over for the nomination for con-
gresham in the Third district. Game
warden Col. Joe Valid Will also be a
candidate before the convention.-Man-
kato Ledger.
Ihey say that Uncle Loren Fletcher
IS training with William Henry Eustis
and w: D. Washburn for renomina-
ton. Is it possible that your uncle has
been found in such bad company?-
Wadena Tribune.
John Day Smith is an avowed candi.
date for congress from the Hennepin
county district. but two to one YOUR
Uncle Loren will knock him ont. John
Day is ali right but your Uncle Loren
Is little better.-JaneSville Argus.
There are nine or ten candidates for
the office of auditor of state, and the
convention is more than month away
Inc llveliest scramble in the state con-
vehtion promises to be over this office.
Brother Hunt, of Mankato, seems TO
nave a slight lead at this writing.-
HOron Lake News.
1t is announced the Democrats will
lndorse the Popullstic nominee for
governor in this state. The idea is
good one. as the Republican party is in
cohaltion to whip both at once, and by
cohhhlhg their punishment to one,
there VIII De less work for the surgeon.
Two HarbOrs News.
There is sure to be heavy scramble
1or Senator Washburn's place, and the
Morse men are in the lead Canute
NeiSon the governor is, however, as
good as coffined-politically already.
ms gnDernatorial term has fully
SHOWN what Il very small creature he is,
anu no one now looks upon him as a
Possloie Iuture for anything. Belle
Plaine Herald.
This is going to be Republican year.
says Hoard. in the Montevideo Leader.
out that does not mean that every
wooden-headed Republican nominated
Will be elected. There never was AS
much independence exhibited among
heplDllcans as now, ana independence
within tue party Is growing evil, or
Experimentation Independent.
Inc Fopulist leaders are laying plans
Ioi all active campaign, and we shall
not be SURPRISED If at the election next
rail- they develop strength not figured
on ny the other parties. The conditions
now existing are favorable to the
grGWtn OF the new party. S. NJ. Owen
Is llkeiy 10 be the candidate for COVER
nor.-Lltchfield Independent.
w notice that Turner John Lind
IS to participate in the state
funniest 10 be held In this city from
June % to 25 inclusive. We don't
suppose he will win any medals as a
performer OH the horizontal bar or as
sWlnger of Indian clubs, but for lofty
lumDilng and double as6mersauItiu 2
an the political arena John takes the
cake.-New Ulm News.
1t IS reported that there is scheme
on foot to make no Democratic nomi-
NATIONS for state officers this wear. If
.. M. owen Is nominated for governor
mere Is strong feeling in favor of his
Endorsement by Democrats, or if he is
not Endorsed they propose to leave the
head of the ticket blank. DonueIIy is
SAID to favor this and fusion on the
legislative tlcket.-Brainerd Tribune.
MAJ. Baldwin has been attending
strictly to business all the time. looking
after the interests of the people of the
!eixth district. duty he was elected to
perform, and which he is discbarging
WIN Tile IalttifulneSS of a soldier of the
ola iron Brigade in which he served, 1t is
Iiot surprising, therefore, in these DAYS
o. CONGRESSIONAL dereliction. that even
aistficdS Democratic cOngreSsman.-St.
Cloud Times, ''
]. There is some talk that MINNEAPOLIS
may not be solid in the coming legisla.
lure Tor the return of Senator WASH
burn, and that either Bob Evans or C.
A. Pillsbury may be candidate. There
is this to be said about second Min
neapolis candidate: He will stand a
very poor show for an election. If Min
neapoiiS gets the senatorship next
winter, it will be by tine election of SEN
ator Washburn. Ii he is not reelected.
the nonor will 90 10 some one outside of
St.Panl and Minneapolis.-Du Trib-
une.