The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-01-10
OPINIONS EXPRESSED.
Senatorial Aspirants and Their
Standing Among the Leading
Citizens Of the County.
The Senatorial Situation Has De.
veloped Interesting COndi-
tiOns, and Much Comment.

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What was thought to be simple
affair for the present legislature to de.
termine, has grown into a completely
that sets the politicians all agog,
Everybody has something to say rela
tive to the various candidates who are
now in the field. Below, we append
the sentiments as expressed by leading
men from both town and country.
N. A. Ross: Put me down for Wash
burn. Have no time for Nelson.
Jas. Hartman, merchant: Washburr
is far preferable. No Nelson in mine
Comstock End.
I. G. Patterson, merchant: Wash
burn is my choice. He is the only
man to elect.
E. M. Chapman: Washburn is the
man for this country.
G.. w. McFarland: Washburn LIST
Nelson stay where he is. No second.
E. A. Ross, undertaken: Nelson is
my first choice. Washburn, second.
G. H. Chadbourne (Dem.): My pref
erence is Washburn. I have no time
for Nelson. g., ~. :,
M. Cutler: Washburn is preferable
No Nelson. &.
Sam Young, (Swede) farmer: Nelson
first. Washburn not at all. Johr
Lind, second. '... ..-...-
S. Lindstrom, farmer: Washburn
first. Nelson stay where he is. Nc
second. .:::.~
j. L. Brady, attorney: Washburn
first. Nelson, second, unless true that
he pledged himself not to run
G. R. Simpson, Supt. schools: Wash
burn, first. Nelson, second, though
not just satisfied with his way Of com.
ing into the contest.
Thos. Scheen, merchant: No prefer
erence. Nelson ought to stay where
he is.
M. S. Rutherford, real estate: Wash.
burn out and out.
H. G. Head: Washburn, first, last
and all the time.
O. A. Knudtson, clothier: Nelson
first. Washburn, second. -'.
John Sadley: Washburn, first. Com
stock second. Did Nelson.
H. Newbert, hotel keeper: Wash
burn, first. 'Comstock, second.
Chas. Patsold, potato buyer: Mel
son, first. No second. .....
VIM. McCuaig, druggist: Wash
burn, straight.
A. NUM-, book-keeper: Nelson, first
No second. ..st i. .,......
Joseph Young, farmer: Nelson, first
Washburn, SECOND. @..... -
Barrett Carter, farmer: Nelson was
elected governor, let him stay there
Washburn out and out.
MI. &. Sausser, merchant: Wash
burn, first. Nelson as governor is al
right, but let him wait until Davis
term expires for senatorship.
R. F. Mcclellan: Washburn, frs
choice. No second. Let Nelson fiji
out his term as governor. Not thinking
of any other candidate.
G. A. Eaton: I have no preference
Nelson will have strong following.
@. H. Rines: ,'Washburn, first. Mel
son perfect right to run.
F. NJ. Campbell: Washburn is tn,
man. If not, Comstock.
G. A. Jack, druggist: Washburn
first. Comstock, second. a.
Rev. J. S. Bouck: Washburn. first
No second. ... .~
Chas. Keith, attorney: Washburn
first. ... ..-.-.. ..5 .
W. J. Blakley, (Lake): Lake set
tiers universally in favor of Washburn
}! L. Cater, (Democrat) farmer
Keep Nelson where he was elected for
Nothing more to say. i. =
l. Il. Estes, lumberman: Washburn
first choice. Disappointed in action O
Gov. Nelson. No second.
L. S. Briggs, chairman Republica,
county committee: Washburn, first
last and all the time. Washburn tn,
man for this county.
w. A. Dorr, justice of peace:
voted for our representatives becaus,
they were supposed to be Washburl
men. Washburn right through.
Jas. Degan, lumberman: Washbur1
ought to be elected.
G. A. Dickey, attorney: Washburn
first. Nelson, second. Nelson will b,
hard man to beat, but I think Wash
burn best man.
Albert Wylie, druggist: Washburn
first. McCleary, second.
VIM. Cordiner, postmaster: N,
preference.
J. A. Ross, county attorney: If
were member of the legislature
would stand by Washburn, in spite 8
HI.
Thos. Brown, farmer: Washburn
first. No second. Nelson stay wher,
he is. #4.4
VIM. Brown, farmer: Washburn +
my choice. No second.