The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-26
SIXTH is FOR DARE


should be at its call if it wants it.
The district Is credited with another
candidate in the person of C. l.. West,
of Mower county, but it is thought that
MI. West would Withdraw If his can
oicacy nade fair to result in the de-
feat of Senator Yale,
Still, the other districts are booming
their favorite sons.
There was some lively lobbying done
LOT is the senate secretaryship yesterday.
oam A. Langum was the only one Of
the candidates absent. NJ. j. Bowling
was hanging around. Downing did not
especially look for anything extraord-
mary from the Sixth district, but he
was around anyway just to see what
came OIL W. E. Verify, the Mime
apol1s candidate, was also on hand.
Inc real skiTmish of the day was be-
tween the friends of Martin and Fred
van Duzee. Martin does not seem to
be able to swing the support Of the
entire Sixth district delegatfon in the
senate. and his friends tried to find
some blow holes in the Van Duzee
armor In Ramsey county. with what
success they did not reveal
-
w. A. Fleming, of Brainerd. who was
a candidate for chief clerk of the
mouse. has withdrawn This is in the
interest of Dare for speaker Fleming,
VINO was In the house In the sessions
vi 1903 and 1893, was a candidate again
this year, but was beaten after a hard
run by II. c. Stfvers, former editor of
the Brainerd Journal. who was in the
combine Legislature of 1891
fiemlngs withdrawal gives Israel
Bergstrom, of Minneapolis, apparently.
a clear field for the chief clerkship.
There has been some intimation that
perhaps M. j. Bowling, If he finds he
cannot reach the senate sacretaryship,
VIII swing back into his old race in
the house
The meeting of the Sixth district
delegation called out all OF the local
politicians and opportunity was given
TO a good many candidates for place
In both houses to meet the members.
Senator Tim Sheehan was taking care
of his end of the, senate and doing the
best he could with his candidacy for
the craftsmanship of the judiciary COM
mlttee. Hiler Horton, who has a
scheme to beat Sheehan for the place.
did not put In an appearance.
The strength of the minority in both
houses is commencing to appeal to the
Republicans, and the Democrats are
going to be treated with some consid-
GRAFTON in this session, it makes no
difference who is in the chair. The
members of the minority do not seem
to feel this as they should and will
before the session opens. There is
movement afoot in the Ramsey county
minority delegation to call a meeting
of the majority about the middle Of
the coming month and lay out plan
of campaign. With more than a third
of both houses in line and in touch
with the executive there is assurance
that there viii be little attempt at
partisan legislation, and for the first
time in some years the minority will
demand the recognition that should be
accorded them. The lack Of numbers
was apparent last night at the Wind
sor. In the crowd of members-ele
there We're observed but two Demo-
Gratis, Senators Ives and Johnson.
There has been hot a little specula-
ton as to the status of c. B. Buck
man, of Little Falls, who was elected
to the senate on an independent basis,
beating w. NJ. Fuller. the former SELF
ator. Mr. Buchanan sat in at the con-
ference last evening and it is proba-
Davis managers who do not wish to
risk any unnecessary chances have
been brought into play to placate the
friends of Fuller and the machine who,
but for the expediency of the present,
want to discipline c. B. for his bold
ness.
Talking about the machine. Eli War
ner was on hand early and stayed late.
C. F. Hendryx, of the Sank Center
Herald, was a late addition to the
newspaper colony at the Windsor last
night.
Louis Nash who is a candidate for
labor commissioners. dropped in during
the evening, but did not find many Of
his political faith to commune with.
J. Max Wiser is a candidate for as
sistant adiutant general. The name Of
George c. Lambert. of Battery A, of
this city, has also been mentioned for
the same place.
Gilbert Gutterson, of Blue Earth
county. was at the Windsor Yesterday
returning home ON the afternoon train,
but he managed to sound the sentiment
of the gathering which crowded the ho-
TEL COIIluOI oil hdys SAlAO sim III Tile
race in spite of the feeling that is urg-
ed against him that the Second district
already has enough of the plums.
n H. Ingersoll, of the Brainerd Dis
patch, was registered at the Merchants
yesterday. Mr.. Ingersoll was engrossing
clerk of the house Of representatives in
1897. and is a candidate for the same
position this time.
]. w. Blood, of Park Rapids. who
wants a committee clerkship in [
house, was chairman of the Republican
county committee in Hubbard county.
NJ. ]. Bowling, of Renville. was on
the field early yesterday. He has made
definite announcement of his candidacy
for the secretaryship of the senate and
locks to the Third district to give him
it's assistance.
W. D. Smith. editor of the winnebago
City Enterprise, wants a committee
clerkship in the senate.
E. E. Beck, of ST Paul. wants to be
enrolling clerk of the house.
It is intimated that the Second dis
tIict will present ]. G.. Fowler, of Man
kato, as a candidate for assistant sec
rotary of the senate. w. E. Allen, of
st. James. wanted it.
During Mr.. Gutterson's absence
Thomas Torson, Of st. James, is in
charge of his campaign. and he is max
ing a pretty vigorous canvass.
="
Swift county was we'll represented at
the Windsor yesterday, Senator E. T
Young being accompanied by C. w.
Stanton. editor OF the Appleton Press