The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-27
IANN[Y SAYS" MAYBE 50
FIRST DISTRICT CONGRESSMAN AR
RIvEs TO CALMLY VIEW
THE SITUATION
WILL DECIDE COURSE FRIDAY
Evans and Clapp Forces Receive a
New Whit Of Inspiration, and
Now Claim the
Earths


The ultimate course of Congressman
Tawney in the matter of becoming a can
d1date for the vacant senatorship, de-
Ponds upon the result of the meeting of
the First district house and senate dele
cations in st. Paul Friday. Mr.. Tawney
arrived in the city yesterday and viii.
| remain here until Friday. To the
G % be he stated his position yester-
day frankly as follows:
L have been urged by friends in diff
ferent parts of the state to become
candidate for the place have come up
here to look over the situation and
confer with my friends. [ shall not de-
termine upon my final action until Fri
day night after which time the senators
and representatives of my own district
will have met and formed decision as
to their own feelings in the matter. 1 am
OF course, therefore. unable to state at
this time whether 1 will be a candidate
or not
Tawney's attitude may be summarized
in these terms: If after viewing the
held himself, and watching the various
movements of the several candidates
particularly those of Evans, he and his
friends from the First district, still con-
Guide it safe plan to launch his little
raft, he will enter the fight; but if Evans
rallies and begins to gain strength which
promises any thing like a formidable
hight, Tawney will quietly betake himself
from the scene 1t will not be surprfs-
ing to many of the politicians if, in the
light of the present situation, the Taw-
ney element gets after the Evans crowd
between now and Friday. but their hopes
OF accomplishing anything effective are
not numbered with the sands on the sea-
shore
is one Of the principal Tawney boomers
in the city. He. gives the basis of the
Tawney movement to be the great pres
sure brought by friends from all dis
tricts of the state, who have been i'm
PEELED by their admiration of the First
district representatives attitude on the
recent oleomargrine bill in the house.
The congressman's recent race for re-
election will not form an impetus to the
boom
Congressman Heatwole has given a
prompt solution Of the problem as to
whether he will enter the free-for-an
senatorial race by remaining in Wash
ington during the holidays. Congress-
.. man Eddy, it is said. will remain there
I also unless some unforeseen development
takes place.
Representative George Mallory was
down rem nuluth Yesterday and d..
clares that Evans will carry st. Louis
county.
Senator c c. Mccarthy, of Grand Rap
Ids. was in the circle of politicians ye =
terdey. but was ron con1mittal upon the
senatorial situation. 1t is believed with
pretty good evidence, that the sena Or
IS an Evans man.
tor, d ID
yesterday confirmed the G. l O b state
ment made a week ago, that he is for
Evans, by sending the assurance Of tn
fact TO Mr.. Evans in a telegram
nuluthians, who are not asking fer
more than every other appointment at
the command of the governor are some
what disturbed at the appearance of Wal
lace G. Nye, Of NJ nneapolis as a posi-
bic obstruction TO E. l.. Miller VITO
wants the private secretaryship urdsr
Van SAINT
e. G. Robinson. of Mankato. is making
a rather persistent fight for the appoint-
ment OF state insurance commisS oner
He spent yesterday al the Windsor al
met about all the necessary politicians
there. 1t seems that Robinson and
Everett. of Paramount. are the leading
candidates for this place, with odds pos
SIpIy II FAVOR II the former.
Young Walter Feely. son of John Feelv
the restaurant man. is making an carly
entrance into politics. He is abroad with
voluminous petition seeking the ofice
of page in the house On the petition
are the names of State Auditor Dunn.
Representative-eect Albert Berg ami
various other prominent Republicans.
Tams Bixby did not arrive Yesterday
as was expected. Representative Sid B.
Barteau who keeps close tab on Tans.
was in the city. and stated that the Rel
Wing man would not reach his h4me
from Indian territory until next Sunday,
which means of coudse that he will
be delayed in getting TO st. Paul until
about Monday
Gov.-elect Van SAINT failed to show IN
| at the Windsor yesterday and consequent
ly the horde of Office seekers, who came
in 10 greet him. were compelled to re-
main over until today, when it is be-
leved he Will arrive.
Michael j. Downing reached St Paul
last night. He says he has received let
tiers from certain senatorial aspirants
asking for his support but to all has
turned a deaf ear. He maintains tn,
same attitude first taken-tfat he prefers
~ 60 TO " II GleStton DIS speaker ana
then secure the appointment of his COM
mittees before committing himself.
The large contingent of teachers at tho
Windsor, who are attending the state
teachers gathering, are mixing Ia h ar
sNilfully with the politicians and some
Of them are partaking of dual chal ac-
ter for the present without any apparent
difficulty Several aspirants have ben
discovered in the bunch fer the Office So
state superintendent of schools. hut so
far j. w. Olson. of Albert Lea, seems to
have them distaneed.
Ensnared by Cinnamon.
New Haven Special Chicago Inter Ocean.
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ciah KEY q r. Mead. of New York city,
made startling statement fe-a din : IN
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