The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-28

dates who are monopolizing the parlors
and spare rooms at the Windsor.
we are morally sure of the nomination
of Staples and Dare said Senator C.
B. Buchanan last night.
the corridor was reminiscent of old
times.
E. a. Nelson, of HalIock, chairman Of
the KittsOn county delegation, came in
yesterday, and stated that while no in
structions had been given, the delegation
would support Lomen for secretary Of
state as long as there was a chance of
landing the nomination for him
The loquacious Jacobson, of Lac qui
Parle county, the alarm clock" OF the
last house, is a prominent part of the
Staples steering committee. Staples and
jacobson We're great friends in the house.
and jacobson brought down a delegation
instructed for his friend
Echoes of Hennepin county distur b anc $
were to be heard in various quarters,
and may be more or less in evidence dur
ing the session of the convention. The
opposition to nomination by federal
ONCE holders, such as Marshal Grimshaw
and POSTMASTER LOvejOy, was very pro-
nounced, except by those desiring the ia
Vor or those officials. All federal officials,
custom house, as well. were annoyingly
active, SO delegates from different par, S
OF the state claimed. In the case of
LoVeJoy, he was charged with having
forced himself on the delegation as its
head, in the interest of Congressman
Fletcher. Anti-Fletcher men, of whom
there seems to be an increasing number
so numerousiy so as some think, endan-
gers even his denomination, are bitter on
I1oYeJoy: 1t will be a question whether
LoTeJoys connection with today's con-
Ventlon in his assumed bJss-ship viii not
seriously injure Your Uncle Loren's con
gressional campaign.
In this connection sentiment seems fast
settling on Attorney Frank D. Larrabee,
as the man TO beat Fletcher # Larrabee
mas strong competitor, it may be Prof.
T. j. eaton, who ran before. Prof.
ever attached to the last campaign
which weakened him. and has been 20
earnest and pronounced a Democrat, he
having openly espOused such party CON
neclon' that he has grown immensely
IN the party regard, and CT all the allied
forces. Many declare that he could this
year defeat Fletcher with ease, but he
mas not declared hlmself a cand-dat yet.
Speaking. of Hennepin politics. there is
talS q hlSger IN the woOdpile" rs 10
me Democratic move against the pri-
mary eleCu0n law in the cases brought
by Matt Gallagher and A D. Smith. The
regular Democratic organization violent
~ dlsclaims any responsibility for or
IN fact has officially condemned The
test, and approves the law as in the
interest Of good government. 1t is now
openely charged that the test" has been
engineered by the Republicans Congress-
man Fletcher presumably having the
chlef interest in it. All of which does
not improve your Uncle Lorens crop
condit: ons with his party, and operates
to make a solid Democratic opposition TO
him.
The roll of those going to the Kansas
city conventions increases quite rapidly
about three cars each are in sight for
both Democratic and Lincoln Republi-
can trains. Duluth senus at least ore
car for the Lincoln train. The Demo-
cratic train will receive the North Da-
kota contingent, expected to be at least
one car.
accompanied by L. \. Rosing of dele
gates at large, viii go to Kansas city
on Saturday, being. unable to remain to
come with the special: Also Delegate-at-
South, and will go direct from st. Louis,
arriving at Kansas City The night of July
Or early on the 4th. George S. Candeld,
Of the Democratic Press bureau. will also
start Saturday, as Wen as 4. H Austin.
the latter in order to attend the Popu-
list national committee which meets
there. Is. j. Mosler, of saltwater, may
also so on Saturday;
The G 10 e is also requested to re-
state that all persons in any part of the
state. can avail themselves of the half
rate by the Democratic train by buying
round-trip ticket to Kansas City at their
home station, purchasing via St. Paul or
Minneapolis and the Chicago Great
Western. Reaching St Paul, they join
the special train on which their Kansas
City ticket will be. good.
In talk of candidates for congress in
q %
made of the dairy and food commission
er, Maj. J. NJ Bowler, of Renvlle county.
The major, It will be remembered, made
the race in the district as a PopuliSt in
1891, and rolled that vote up into a sub
stantial factor for subsequent organiza-
ton. Many calm that could Maj. B. be
prevailed on to accept the nomination of
the united reform forces, he would whip
HeatWole out of his boots.
In several parts of the Third district
Heatwole. If you don't believe it, in
quire Of Capt. Reed. of Glencoe, or Gen.
Cross or Frank Wilson, of Red Wing
Everybody knows that Eeatwole promised
to retire this year and let some enc else
have a chance.
1t is announced that L. A Rosing will
present the name Of Charles A. Towre to
the Kansas City convention for vice pres.
ident.
The following is self-expIanatory:
st Paul Mimi, June q, 1901 under
stand that the argument is being made
against my canvass for railroad and
warehouse commissioner, that if l should
pc pc nominated and elected, Mr. A c.
Clausen would be appointed to his old
position as chief grain Inspector.
Mr. Clausen has already stated that IN
DER no circumstances viii he be a candi-
date nor accept such appointment, and /
wish to state thai I will not s.lr9:nt or
vote fer the appointment of Mr.. c ausen
Tor any position on the grain inspection
Iofce' Ira 3. Mills
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