St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-17
THE STATE TICKET.


THE STATE TICKET.
Gen. George l.. Becker, The Demo-
cratic nominee for governor, is one of
the pioneers of Minnesota, coming to st.
Paul in lS49. and he if part of the his
tory of the state, having been foremost
In everything that tended to advance
the material interests of the state. He
was prominent in law, politics and
business, and made success OF every
thing, and it is safe to say that if he is
elected governor of Minnesota he will
make one of the best business eXecu-
tlves the state has ever had. He is ca
pable and honest and one of Gods nc
blemen. What more can we ask?-
Chaska Herald Dem.).
The Gazette must congratulate the
Democratic party of Minnesota upon Its
nominee Tor governor. Gen. George l..
Becker is a gentleman and scholar |
He comes from good old Dutch stock !
put on this earth for the purpose Of do |
ing what is right, and carry the purpose
out to the letter. He is gentleman of |
more than average ability, we'll verseG |
III the laws and needs of the state. hav- |
ing lived here ever since 1913. and those !
who know him best are his strongest |
friends. Although Republican paper,
supporting and voting the Republican
ticket, the Gazette must speak these
words of Becker, and say that he is en-
titled to stronger words of praise Red
wood Fails Gazette (Rep.).
The ticket put in the field by the
~ ekotn hf.l1
Paul last week, is an exceptionally !
strong one, giving very general salts
faction to the Democrats throughout the
state. 1t is ticket for which the
Democracy of the state can work with
great enthusiasm. The nominees are
men OF ability and character amply
qualified for the positions for which
they have been named, and in every
way worth the confidence of the people,
and in the triangular fight of this CAM
paign there is greater reason to hope for
success than for many years. Let every
Democrat stand firmly by the whole
ticket and victory VIII reward their 10y
atty. United Democracy this fall Teans
triumphant Democracy.-C Caledonia Ar
gus Oem.).
In the selection of their candidate for A.,
governor the Democrats certainly |
picked upon one of the strongest and
cieanest men III the party. Gen. Becker |
is one Of MinneSota'S pioneers, ard has
been constantly identified with public
affairs since before the state was adj
mitted into the Standardization Ga
Reporter (Rep.).
The Democrats of this state have put
to flight all talk OF fusion with the Pop
uliStS by nominating 4 full state ticket,
the personnel of which is of very high
order. The party has never put a
stronger or cleaner set OF men III the
feld.-Walerville Advance Qnd.).
The county of Carver has been highly
honored by the Democratic party of the
ltate IN the nomination of Charles A.
LAMBERT, of Young America, for the
position of State treasurer. 1t is a COM
Dliment, however, worthilY bestowed.
Mr.. Lambert is successful merchant
and thorough business man of this
county, well equipped to discharge the
responsible and important duties at.
tached TO the office, and should be COM
plimented by a large majority in this
county, his home, and we hope to
chronicle his election next November
Chaska Herald Uem.)
Jear a leader that inspires confidence
Ind that will promote harmony. Stand
BY your cOlors, drop your idea of voting
lor Owen. thinking that is the only way
Of doing" the Republican party, talk
Tor the Democratic ticket. vote it and
get your neighbor and friends to do
likewise, and Gen. Becker will be the
next governor of Minnesota, as sure as
the sun will rise and set.-Perham
Bulletin Dem.)
The old Democracy and the young
Democracy OF the great state OF Mime
sofa met last Wednesday in Joyous and
harmonious council, and right we'll did
they do their work. Their deliberations
were calm, considerable and worthy in
respect of men who represent great
party and enduring principles. The
convention deserves the thanks not
only of the party it represents but of
all the people for the excellent work
performed. There is not one OF the
gentlemen nominated who, if elected,
will not prove faithful and able ser
want of the people. They are all repre-
sentative men who have the interest
and welfare of Minnesota first in mind
Best of all, they are loyal Democrats,
good citizens. and will command the
respect and confidence of all the people.
The ticket commends itself to the
thoughtful consideration of every voter
in the state. The Tribune believes that
the people of Minnesota will next No.
yember declare i'll Its favor by sub
Rtantlal majority. Democrats, do your
duty.-Wadena Tribune Dem.).
Gen. George l.. Becker, who heads
the ticket, is veteran among Demo-
cratic veterans in this state. With him
as candidate for governor in 1859 the
Democracy of Minnesota was defeated;
with him as their standard bearer in
1884 the Democracy should win a glori-
Gus victory. His long experience in
state affairs, his ripe age and scholarly
attachments make him an an ideal
candidate. He will grow in strength
and popularity from now until election,
and the vote he will receive will prove
surprise.-Faribault Pilot Dem.)
Gen. Becker is an old and respected
citizen of the state. He was his party's
nominee for governor in 1851 A vigor-
Gus fight will be made to elect the
ticket-Grans County Herald Rep.)
The Democratic state convention last
week nominated full state ticket. the
personnel of which will be found on an
other page. Gen. Becker. the candidate
for governor, Is an eminently respect
able man, and his nomination is a credit
to the party.-Elk River Star-News
Rep.J
George L. Becker. the Democratic
candidate for governor, is one of the
cleaneSt and best men in the whole
state. His life has been an open book
before the people of Minnesota, and he
is still capable Of making a red-hot
campaign. Rock County News Dem J
The Minnesota Democrats named a
good ticket al st. Paul last waek- with