The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-09-19

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"a y, a. y stj dtty of q propo-s
ssafion = perfecfl1 apparent Hhen the
fact 81 recnlled that til senate holds
oyeE. ana thaf II = more than two
thirds Republican, TIE only; thing 9
Democratic house could do, AZ it hal
enough majority. would b
70 Elacs !. r,-ee~A at..ea aenaeor.
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1ns -. - - -
-. Z. =. !. ene ,.HN.. 49, 49,.
ro,rinaf "a !. tss1 = !. - r,enocrat,c.
Il seems "a have hecorne. the rule ia.
me anti-Renuhlican marty that each
branch of Il nridea itself il not NOM
mating tn own member for ONCE.
The Populists FOR fnstanoa. nominated
= Democrat Tor PRECEDENT and d free
silver ..Renuhlican.. FOR vioe nresident.
and then. when the Democrats refused
g accept their yice-Drasfdentia nom-
inee they rracefnllv accepted the
Democratic nominee VINO happens to
have been the no1itical partner and as
sociate Of the man who II. Of ali 9TH
m0A1 hAtaA P0nMH4x4-Sn3V
cepted Adlai sterensnn. the running
mate OF Grover Cleveland.
Inst 20 IN The state conventfon. the
Democrats nominated FOR governor the
man who co,nal most AZ the express.
sions Or contempt which are current
In their application 10 Democrata and
then fitted him ont a his own re-
ouest. WITH ! net az running mates
who are aimoat without exception.
Popufists ar, rene~ade Republicans
but recently identif1ed with Democracy.
The nomination az Il. G. Koerner for
treasurer was made IN the same vein OF
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=. po lHe $500. a..-e1
80 :. $4,000 +ho.
"1udre" ! = Kal1v would he con-
fn,nded WITH Judea w. r Kelly. and
that MANY would vote for the DEM
ocratfc candidate for attorney general
under The RECOMMENDATION that they
we've voting for The honored and re-
snected 1,,d1a ~ Tia di.tr,ct court Of
Ramaer county - TIC nreaent case
Koerner was nominA ted in the ex-
nectat,on tha+ ha u,ll 10 mistaken for
fhe nresen4 incumhant ~ the same
once Hon Auouat = Koerner. who
has voluntarily retired. state Treas
urer Koerner IL al much chagrinned
over the dun1,catior az names as
though he were a candidate himself.
and win make II his business in the
course OF the canpaiRn to let his
friends know that the Koerner who 10
running for treasurer on the Demo-
Koerner. II. C. Koerner, the Demo-
in the Office Of f. M. Pope, the public
examiner. and is in no way related to
the present state treasurer. w. N.
Saunders. the nominee for attorney
general. was
Selected by Gov. Lind NJ q Late Hour,
II IL said nnon the refusal OF Z. D.
O,Rrien to take the nomination. Mr..
Saunders is said to be q practtcinR at
tornev or at least to have been ad-
nitted To the har. which n more than
can he said ~ some former Democratic
nominees for the same position.
The nomination az Rinrda1 Knox
and Owen for railroad commissioners
was determined unon Nv the governor
long nrior "a the convention. and the
hrht nut m bv certain friends Of
Noorv - vo+ hiyr IN thn tickot fnr
commissioners ---as az unayailing as was
every other 81. u1xle to break
The Gvbernatorlal Slate.
ynstsvhv the aovernor. or l,is friends.
regard Rfnrda1 N = Formidable Dan.
didate 4 difficult to understand In
1908 Rinrtlal was fhe Ponulist nominee
FOR congress- IN The Seventh district.
That district was II that time. at
least regarded az the great Populist
stronghold ana althoneh Gov Lind
~arr,ed - nv over n nm
R,rra.I Wa. neee.tea Nv =. 500.
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,e nv S.-.,., -. '1 -
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-oaa cor,r,,s.,on +icLat = - co,rsa
essentially Populist, Mr.. Owen being
= Srr1 ri cf Nf hot av+Vy I'D Avs