Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-08-05
OPINIONS ON THE K
Aneta Panorama: Grin and bear !

OPINIONS ON THE TICKET.
Aneta Panorama: Grin and bear it
Mimic Journal: j. M. Devine's re-.
nomination for lieutenant governor is
certainly acceptable to everybody.
Lidgerwood Broadaxe: Whether thew
go down to defeat or on to victory they
are every n nice fellows.
Walhalla Mountaineer: Hon. F. B.
Fancher seems to have the united press
at his back in his candidacy for cover
nor. 1t is as it should be.
Fargo Argus: Candidate Fancher
may be depended upon to stand squarely
upon the republican platform and carry
out each and every pledge therein.
Hankinson News: The republican
state ticket seems to give general salts.
faction, if the state press can be relied
upon to cast the reflection of the people.
Portland Republican: The candi-
dates nominated by the republican party
are all good and able men, and will lead
the party on to victory next November.
Goose River Farmer: There is great
speculation over the strength of the
present republican ticket. It looks as
though it were strong enough to win
and that is strong enough.
Cando Record: The republican state
ticket, which appears at the head of
this column, is a strong one and will be
a winner If newspaper reports are any
criterion of the sentiment of the people.
Walsh County Record: The ticket
nominated at Fargo last Wednesday is
one that will command the full vote of
the republican party. Individually,
every man on the ticket is popular, and
worthy of the confidence of the voters.
Winona Times: The ticket nominated
at the republican state convention at
Fargo last week, is, without doubt, the
best every placed before the people of
this state. With F. B. Fancher of
Jamestown, at the head, it will carry the
state like a storm.
Cavalier County Republican: North
Dakota republicans in convention as
sembled at Fargo last week placed in
nomination a full state ticket and a
strong one. The gentlemen named to
lead the republican host to victory in
the campaign this fall are certainly rep.
resentative republicans.
Nelson County Observer: The re-
publicans at their state convention
nominated a splendid ticket on an ex-
cellent platform of principles. Before
the campaign is ended will present our
readers with a brief biographical sketch
Of each gentleman and the peculiar
reasons why they should be elected to
the office for which they are named.
Wheatland Eagle: The republican
state ticket nominated at Fargo July
goth, is a good clean ticket of represent.
alive business men and republicans of
the state. It will make the strongest
ticket ever put up before the people of
this state. The platform on which the
above ticket stands is one of the people,
for the people and by the people. We
trust they will not betray 1.-THE plat.
form.
LaMoure Chronicles: The republicans
OF North Dakota can truly point with
pride to the state ticket placed in nomi-
nation at Fargo. The more it is studied
the more apparent is the fact that in it's
makeup the delegated representatives of
the party have exercised splendid iudg-
ment. tits a ticket that invites the sup
port OF the intelligent voters. It is a
ticket that the opposition will find diff
cult to oppose in any sense.
Mimic Journal: Mr.. Winship is de-
cidedly sore over his defeat for the nom.
ination of governor. We know of no
~dlshonorable means used to defeat him.
1t was a fair fight, in which it appears
his forces were simply outgeneraled.
Mr.. Fancher as a man is equally accept
able, n will be right if he lives up
squarely to the party principles as enun-
Grated in the platform on which he
stands.
Nelson County Herald: The ticket
nominated by the republican state con-
ventlon appears at the masthead of
The Herald this week and will so remain
until it is triumphantly elected by the
people next November. While the
Herald's candidate for governor was not
nominated, the Herald will give to the
ticket the same support that would have
been expected from the opposition if the