The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-27

last night, but not until Dare had en-
gagged quarters at the Windsor, from
which viii be conducted his campaign
for the speakership The Duluth and
st. Cloud delegations went home ear
lier in the day, although each was 10th
to go until the other party was safely
on the train. There does not seem to
an outsider to be the most reliable
esprit du corps between these two
cities.
The G o b e comment on the pres
ence Of Senator c. B. Buchanan at the
Sixth district conference at the Wind
sor Friday night has stirred the ami
mails UP. The vaporings Of the politi-
cal seer Of q Minneapolis evening pa
per, who conceded Ringdal's election
and forever won the everlasting dis
pleasure of Eddy, are something to be
deplored The prophet says that there
never has been any doubt that Buck
man would vote for Davis, which was
just what The G l o b said. But he
also opines that Buchanan might have
sat in at any time, in spite OF the
fact that a meeting of the discipline
comm ttee" had to be held in Harris
Richardson's back Office before Buck
mans status as a political prodigal
was definitely fixed.
The Second district Republicans in
the legislature will caucus Thursday
at Mankato. 1t is probable that Gut
tersen will be Endorsed for speaker of
the house, although 1t Is doubted by
many If he can bring in solid dele
cation.
The chaplaincy of the senate is very
likely to go to a st. Paul divine this
year. Rev J. J. LaWler has been taken
up by the members of the local dele
cation as q candidate for the place
and the country members are dropping
into line easily enough. Father Law
Ter is the pastor Of the Cathedral par
ish and very popular in Protestant as
well as Catholic circles. The move
ment was started in a quiet way Fri
Cay night and yesterday there was
generally acquiescence in the sugges-
tion that Father LAWYER be supported
for the place.
Senator elect ]. J. Ryder, of Polk
county, came to town last night to look
the ground over. 1t Is the senator's
first visit to the city for some time,
ard he said that he had only dropped
in on his way to Duluth. He was
given an ovation by politicians Of adj
parties because of the phenomenal run
he made in Polk county, turning a ma
winning majority of about ESQ. He
cleaned UP his own town of East Grand
Forks and carried Crookston by big
majority His advent recalled the fact
that he came very near winning out in
Rock county four years ago when he
was a candidate for the house. 1t is
understood that Mr.. Ryder will be the
chairman of the labor committee of the
senate, he having been identified with
union labor through the Typographical
union for many years. He Will be in
town for a couple of days.
John A. Johnson, a Democrat and
editor of the st. Peter Herald, who has
been elected senator from Nicollet
county hitherto strongly Republican.
gives this friendly tip to those who
are politically inclined: 1.-The man who
would succeed should believe neither
in idols nor demons, but put his sole
trust in his own strength of body and
soul. If he is in politics a good team,
an early start and knowledge Of ge-
ography OF corn fields Is not a bad
thing to have in addition to the other.
If you did not secure the election of
your friends and those you voted for,
remember that there are other cleo
lions. But for goodness sake do not
go about with an AK and threaten to
get revenge. People will think that
you are unQuly sore. me election IS
past, now let's get down to business
and forget our disappointments."
Hennepin county Republican legis-
lators may caucus during the week
W. e. Verify wants it's Endorsement
for secretary of the senate, and Israel
Bergstrom wants it for chief clerk of
the house, but, as it is doubtful If Hen
nepln county will be conceded both
these places, a lively skirmish is
likely.
Representative Staples, Of Dakota
county, is giving the other candidates
for the speakership some anxiety. He
has not begun an aggressive campaign,
but 1t is suspected that he has ambi-
tons of the kind.
w. c.. Sargent, sheriff of st. Louis
county, was caller at the state house
yesterday.
Dr. e. Y Childton, elected senator
from Wright county, yesterday ten
dered his resignation to Gov Clough as
a member of the state board Of medical
examiners. DR.. J. S. Schrader of
Delano, was appointed to succeed him.
P. j. Geraghty, of LIE Sueur county,
is after the assistant labor commits
sionership.