Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-08-10

not; but if he can talk just a little he
should accept Wallace's challenge. He
should occupy about half an hour to
start with, and let Wallace talk the au-
dience out of the hail.
Dickey County Leader: With one
unanimous voice the republican state
papers pronounce the ticket the strong
est and best ever put into the field. Such
universal harmony Is favorable augury
Of success, and a good, strong pull, all
together, will surely land the party on
the winning side next November.
Glendale Commercial: Standish
withdraw? Has anybody heard OF the
Egyptian pyramids walking out into the
placid waters of the gentle Nile and
"lying down" out Of sight! Perish the
thought, oh, vain Office seeker, whose as
piration is toward anything within the
grasp of William Henry Standish!
Fargo Republican: "In union there is
strength" is one of the tenets Of organ
ICED labor. But, possibly, when the
labor organizations of the state indors-
ed the populists they overlooked the
fact that the present populist admins
tration, through public printing, was
supporting ''scab" printing Office.
jamestown Alert: Stutsman county
women are helping in the hay and har-
vest field this year as they never have
before. 1t Is common thing to see
women doing mans work in the hot
sun. and saving the wages for the bene-
fit of the family. Woman are driving
reapers and loading hay the same as q
man.
Mandan Independent: The result OF
the democratic convention will cut very
little figure in the election. Those dem.
ocrats who were in favor of endorsing the
populist ticket will vote for that ticket,
while large proportion of the straight
ticket" fellows will vote the republican
ticket, which will result in cutting the
democratic vote below our estimate ot
5000.
Fargo Forum: The other day, in
nominating Judge Standish for attorney
general, Mr.. Kiff explained that he had
said unkind things of him and his work,
but was now satisfied that he had done
him injustice that he had been faithful
to the cause, that he had advanced So, zoe
for detective service in attacking blind
pigs, and that $l,5OO Of this remained
unpaid.
Minot Journal: We have started the
''pops" to running. Several counties
made test Of strength in the superin.
tendent campaign, and in every case the
republicans came out victorious. In
Sargent county, the hotbed Of populism,
Simpson, a republican, was elected. In
McHenry county, Torson (pop-anarchist,
was completely buried. Keep them run.
ming, boys! Victory is ours in Novem.
Der.
Minneapolis Journal: Therei is plan
on foot by which Congressman johnson
and Governor Nelson will change work
in regular farmer style. The state cen
tral committee Of North Dakota will ask
Governor Nelson to make several cam.
paign speeches in that state, and in re.
turn Mr.. johnson will cross the Red
river and make corresponding number
of speeches on the Minnesota side of the
line.
Park River Gazette Witness: But
with beautiful humility and with char.
acteristic and admirable sagacity, when
the democrats were denied admission at
the front entrance of the populistic
banquet house, and so could not sit down
as guests and equals at their festive
board, they quickly ran around to the
back door to catch a little share Of the
crumbs that might fall from the rich
mans table.
jamestown Capital: Some remarkable
exhibitions of.sublime nerve have been
seen in North Dakota politics, but pre-.
vious displays in this line are totally
eclipsed by the spectacle Of these latter.
day populists, asking General Standish
towithdraw from their state ticket in
order to effect q coalition with the dem.
ocrats, and secure some nice, fat Offices
for Porter, Ueland, Nomland, and the
other fellows, who sold their professed
principles for the endorsement Of q half
baked Cleveland convention. &
Park River Gazette Witness: Under
Nj. Nomland's administration Of tht
treasury, the First National bank d
Grafton stikow's) and the Bank 81
Bismarck Baker's) carried between
them nearly 80 per cent. Of the Who'll,