Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-01
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issue, will have no place in the ideas
of the voters. There is no danger Of
this republics becoming an empire,
and nobody believes any such trash.
Prosperity, sound money and national
honor-these are the issues of this
campaign, and the voters of Burleigh
county will do their share toward
maintaining these things.
In the state, the republicans have
an admirable ticket. T. r. Marshall
for congress is a shrewd business man
and an old timer in the state, a nan
of the people who will we'll represent
the interests of the people in the ma
tional congress. The struggle for con-
troll in congress is a bitter one and
every representative gained by the re-
publican party counts. It is vital,
therefore, that North Dakota return a
republican congressman and a vote
for T. F. Marshall is q vote to sustain
the policy of the present national adj
ministration and aid President Nc
5Kinley in carrying out the wise poll
cies of the republican party.
Major White, the republican candi-
date for governor, is a loyal North
Dakotan, was a gallant soldier, and is
an ideal public man. OF the people,
he is a friend of the people, and his
administration will be a creditable
one in every way. Liberal and fair,
the people of the Missouri slope may.
be assured that their interests IN
trusted to Frank White will be
guarded and well cared for. David
Bartlett for lieutenant governor is
well fitted for the place. McMill2n
for treasurer, Devine for state super
intendent, Carbon for auditor, Leutz
for insurance commissioner, Porter
for secretary of state, Turner for
commissioner Of agriculture, Com
stock for attorney general and Nor
| gan for judge of the supreme court
all are good men and well qualified
for the positions for which they are
-o-ainated. No republican can have
any hesitancy in voting the straight
republican state ticket.
In the judicial fight, Judge Winches-
ter is the republican candidate against
F. H. Register, who is supported by
the fusionists. Judge Winchester has
been ON the bench for eleven years.
He is well known to the voters of the
county and of the district. The char
acter Of the opposition to him is we'll
known. There is no non-partisan-
ship in the opposition to Judge Win
chester. 1t is purely a desire to get
the office. Republicans will stand by
their candidate and not be led away
by specious promises Of an opposition
which is supporting the fusion state
and the democratic national ticket.
In the county fight, the republicans
have made their nominations and
their candidates as republicans have
the right to expect the loyal support
of all republicans. The affairs of the
county have been well conducted.
There is no complaint against any re-
publican nominee for neglect of duty
or failure to perform it to the best of
his ability. The Office of sheriff has
never been better administered. The
Office has been conducted economically
and well. The interests of all per-
sons in the county have been CON
served. Sheriff Bogue deserves re-
election. What is true OF Sheriff
Bogue is true of Auditor Moorhouse,
w. A. Falconer for treasurer, Supt.
Edick, who has made one OF the best
officers in educational matters Bur-
leigh county yer had. States Attorney
Allen, County Judge Fort, Clerk of
Court SHELTON, Register Of Deeds John
son, e. @. Taylor for county commits
sfoner and all Of the nominees on the
republican county ticket. Voters
hear charges made, cries that repnD-
licans should help elect fusion Mons
inees for county Offices, for the rea-
son that-they want the Offices. This