The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-06-09
SURELY REPUBLICAN.
GEN10aAL REVIEW OF THE POLITT.
CAL SITUATION.


GENAMkAL REVIEW OF THE POLITY.
CAL SITUATION.
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~ with Oahota refAains
..a,..a.s sAeep. tnat there are now more
pona aspiiants ior stare once tnan 81
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Sune . n' pernaps' ny the Iact mat mel
.nN. VI .ne parues nj present mas q pro
TN iea.e'
~. m.aJ"ii'y A<'oVO OF I4'ooo whicn the
.op"olean party rev years ooasteo mas
80 si"u"niiy wiReu OUT parity ny metnous
auopaeu Aiu no. approved Dy the RANK ano
nv - partly W the Iormatloh OF the IN
uepenuent party a large majority OF whom
We're republican In politics.
Inc rev piums picked from the Cleveland
tree at Washington by the Democrats of this
stare mas had tue erect OF holding the party
..aMa ~. wn Ian Marratta Ia avg
aa : anu .1nn Diu,"Ae u narfanqui'la -
49, o"se : est ofs"hlAeis' - '"nA
"ype y. success III the near future. 49,,
Inc Deniocr"ts y! tue onoftiiuse scnoO
aIe coming u tue 'front.' anu nave "ne"uS
N1 o"' a nt'i d M aIe ~
T uepehuen.s Ior u JOINT STATE sonsent
An"Ae 'u'spoAen VI Il
say 'the oid game OF .heads 1 WIN anu 'an,s
you .ose can win inns camPaisn as A. u
II las'' oena.or nihter vi LIE Moute' -
cla.rn'ah Oh Tue DeihocratN steering I n-
mittee OF tue last leSlsiature' VINO aiohe
cuu,u muster up sumcleht courage " ,nio im
walter MUIR, Iouf uays oeiore tne uon
VI senator hoacn, thal 'ne nao
oeciaeu that ne tMulr) couiu not U Sen"toi'
anu IL eiecteu tue Democrats "ouiu en".s
tnelr Votes ana ue1eat hih' mas iniofnieu nc
Independents tnat tne! nave no que II 'nei
eral, and that they Will nave 10 go OUTSIDE
Of their lines for timber At for that Office.
The senator's blunt way of putting things
wont count In this campaign: Inns me. %e,nS Sa
had received thirty.six votes on the eigh,
II vii, NOT drive the INDEPENDENTS into a
to,nt convartion bowever desirable II NAV
yo.n. -. -. ~ nar,oo.atic HOSES
independents VIII Meet.
Inc mos, 'mpottan; ,,aonanaants w,, CON-
~ sf"' '"t
venc in this city on the 14th Of June.
Gen. Weaver and Robert Sch1liing ana
other prominent leaders Of the Independent
movo,nent will be present to address the
wiz I"
Ra.i'iins.
Inc Lloyds opera mousse mas oeeh ~
gagged for the occasion.
An effort will be made to make the move
mani thoroughly independent. and not q
n"a, .n i 49, Iast oam,.icn
oufles4ue' as III 'ne last e"mp"len.
II Ia now nr0n0Sp0 TO make LQe convention
a mass meeting, and~ all the delegates
start from home in wagons and buggies'
and In every town through "nlch 'ney
pass in coming to jamestown to hoid meet
ings and do electioneering for the party
ali along the route, and to make the same
s,nS -, osm,aten On the return home.
AiAo OK canpaisn w ~ LUZ Ill,
In the convention tne lnuepenueh's WIZ
be lectured to stand by their W coiors.
AID to sink or swim as Independents
on their W chosen platform.
A full state ticket Will De n1mlnateo,
governor and Hon.. Walter Muir for con-
gress.
This ticket will be opposed by the FUSION
element VINO are leu Dy a re" WHY hS,t De nro.
pose to give Attorney General Stanulsn
the nomination for congress on Inc Demo-
cr Wsitt sicS Mn,r who 10 the brain of the In
dependent movement in North Dakota,
full well that the Democratic out
tit have no use FOR MIN WIN sur up t ne
is asain set down on. II Is too fresh In
the mind Of Waiter: that when with thirty
six votes for United States senator and a
eleven being needed to secure the prize
the Democrats counseled together to run
him out Of the Capital City before the time
thus defeat him.
1t may be stated In advance that II fusion
predominate there Will be a storm
a., the md a Snlit in rho rnnk0 or
the Independents.
The state Is Republican.
A., nart,ss .ouceda North Dakota to the
this fall, provided no satisIac-
tory fusion deal Is cohSum,nateG; nns t hew
young mems hepuDneah orsa Inc eons
throughout the state Will 90 more thlS caIu-
R,aisn toward *tnning oaGh Tue o,o nse a"m-
lican, majority than all other agencies com-
bined.
the nomination for governor are Col. q: A:
Lounsbury and Charles POLLOCK, the rather
81 n,d the pn M ohEia ia w st Mits eatref poiI1oek''
Spaulding or Newman or CasS; hoDerts OF
Trail, Lounsbury OF Richland or Ann OF
walsh. the state would aha De In sO ooIn, nattiHs;
years ago was not gwen to Koger Aim
Of Walsh county. It was on mere technical tna
grounds that at the state convention ne
Burke delegates seated. This enraged the
friends OF Ailin, ana the result was tnat
Walsh county gave Shortfldge Tor governor
/ 1888 majority. when at the preceding elec,
tion Alin, for Lieutenant governor received
q majority or 466.
1t is not now the part OF wisdom TOE me
Republican party to hold the result OF the
vote In Walsh county against Aim as
s a' Oh the paRea and are tr,a ndsRR an,h,,can and
IL nominated at Grand Forks in July will
bring great strength to the ticket.
Your correspondent Is informed that the
friends Of Mr.. Allin are at work, and he will
be nominated in July If it can be done by
fair dealing, but hat no underhand deal
will be put up in his interest. Hon: z. Al.
Spencer, the late attorney general of North
Dakota, has a gubernatorial bee In his bon
net, and while he has a small following In
the state, his candidacy Will somewhat
weaken the Allin movement In that part Of
the state, as they live In the same county.