The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-06-09

from the state control committee for snr'
The party Defeated in +!e last "ampaign-
the ranks shattered, ,ni without rontider*s
IN the leaders. needed the use OF the OIL
CT reconciliation. rather than the club O1
revel &c, on the indictments within til"
ranks.
Jud Is sti!l II Republican, and it need not
surprise the rarity leaders. II he should be
the n ,xt chairman VI tho state convention
1t Grant Forks, ami have Il strong hand
in making or dnnaking the next central
The more couservativ. element of the
party counsel the better policy Of trying
to reuni:r every discordant element within
tie party. and prepare for a successful
can paign In this state thiS fall.
In nmminS up the political situation In
North Dakota. your correspondents cannot
better express himself than by using the
language Of a prominent Independent, from
the north part Of the state, TO wit:
1.-The independents are not In Ii this year.
there is trouble in the camp and the Repub-
leans will win"
hat VIII They DO With Him:
Langdon Republican: Jud La Moure will
lead the Pembina county Republican dele
cation to the Grand Forks convention.
That's sure. The question is now being
asked whether or not Jud, after his eX-
puision from the Republican state commit
Wv ~ ouppoA hAhS oss>A ' N'SA wv
seat In the Grand Forks convention.
OF Course They VIII BE Losers.
jamestown Alert: 1t Is very evident that
the two Dakotas are adversely Disseminated
against in the Wilson bill now before the
senate. From an agricultural standpoint
the Northwest will be a loser in the value
of several important products should the bill
pass.
Allin the Man for Votes.
Dickey County Leader: Roger Allin Of
Walsh county is being pushed to the front
as a candidate for the nomination for gov
ernor On the Republican ticket. Roger is
the very best choice that could be made,
and If nominated will be elected by so many
thousands majority that the Republicans
will get tired counting.
Favors Mr.. AlIin.
Griggs Courier. As the time for the Re-
publican state convention draws nigh it is
getting more apparent that Hon. Roger Al
lin Is gaining strength for the nomination
for governor. If the Republicans are wise
they will head their ticket by Mr.. Allin.
If they had done SO two years ago, things
would have been different.
Two Great Evils.
Wahpeton Gazette: In North Dakota pol
itics there have been two evils Of mammoth
proportions, and thus far they show no
sign Of becoming less. One Of them is the
theory that every member Of the state leg.
~islature is elected to Bismarck to 'get
for his own locality The
other evil is the use Of political parties to
pay personal debts.
Small Potato Buttz.
Fargo Republican,: Here's a hot one for
Maj. Butte from the Aberdeen News: Maj.
Buttz of ButtZville is very small potatoes,
indeed, and will make an awfuuy sorry
looking scapegoat. As well give credence
to a report that Bartholomew Gillgallon had
bribed the august city council of Aberdeen
as to taxi stock in a statement that Buttz
of Buttzville had approached a senator with
anything but wind
Judd La MOure in the Ring.
Mimic Journal: The Republican county
committee has called the Pembina county
convention for June 80, at Bathgate. Jud
La Moure has a string on that committee,
all right. He presided, and everything went
entirely to his liking. 1t now remains to be
seen whether the string reaches farther and
has a reef around enough Republicans to
carry the convention his way.
Cancellation for Populists.
Fargo Forum: Seven out Of ten of the
Populists of North Dakota were Republic
ans before they were Pops. They believed
then, and they believe now, in good govern
n ent and the greatest good to the greatest
number. They were Disguised with Repub-
lcan rOt-and are now more Disguised with
Democratic rot. They are good citizens, and
II Is a mistaken policy to seek to ridicule
them. Show the Individual voter wherein
a Republican policy will benefit us all, more
the Populists' policy-and they will
they fought.
Early Conventions.
Grand Forks Herald: The Republican
county committee did a sensible thing yes
terday- in deciding that both Of the county
to be held this year shall be
before the busy season sets in.
In all probability early conventions will
be held in all the Legislative districts, and
also in this judicial district. This being
done. all nominations will be disposed of
before harvest. and the people will then
have ample opportunity to study and
criticise the various candidates presented
by the conventions for their suffrage. The
candidates, also will have plenty of time
to make the. canvas and become acquaint-
ed with the people whom they expect to
serve. The important thing to do pow is
to select good, capable men for the vari-
Gus offices. and good selections can be made
If the people do their duty and do not al
low the professional politicians to hood
wink them.