The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-07


IN In opinion PIN as to the best time for hold
90. Inc Republican state central commit
6Fe VIII mold a general meeting next Fri
Gay afternoon. and in the evening a
be held. O0tiIiiitIee VIII
The LIE Sueur Leader RepA savs. 15o.
Charles c. Kolars, of this civ Ia III nIOn.
toned as probable candidafe for 80
gress on the Democratic ticket. The
Leader believes that the Republican noTno
inee will be elected and its efforts diIrJns,
the campaign will be for Republican siic
cess, but let US say this in regard to Mr.
d hoLarS u he stands head aud shoulders
above the average politician, and his abiI
tty Is conceded by all-but as J. Adam
tics pm
The LIE Sueur Sentinel says: The st
Paul and Minneapolis papers have sew
eral times Of late mentioned the name Of
9. G. Kolars, Esq, of lie Sueur Center.
nation for congress for the Third dis
trict.
While any man may justly aspire to
that honor, it is not certain that Mr.
Kolars will allow his name to be brought
before the convention. While he has a
clean Democratic record, and has always
worked early and late for the success OF
nus party, he has taken the meC&Yn OF
his name as a kindly recognition of his
merit, and has made absolutely no ef-
tort to secure even his home delegation.
should 1t be the desire of any great num-
Der of the Democrats OF this district for
him to try conclusions with Joel there r.
no doubt perhaps but what he could be
induced to make the attempt. Self, how
ever, occupies second place with him
and the best interests of the party al
ways VIII be his consideration. There Is
as yet no canvass being made by any one
for the place, and it is too early for a
forecast OF the situation.
LIE Sueur county is not afraid to try
the field If it be the general desire. and
II Mr.. Kolars shall conclude to enter the
lists lively time may be expected.
Hon. s. G. Comstock, who presided over
the recent Seventh district Republican
congressional convention. announces the
appointment of the following congress
siOnal committee:
Otter Tail COunty-Elmer z. Adams,
chairman, Fergus Falls.
Big Stone, M. 8. Stevens. Gracevllle.
GGI ragtM o9 M4aiTden BBa66n 3
Kandiyohi-A o. Nasett, Willmar.
Kttson-E. A. Nelson, Hallock
Marshall-,H; L. Melgaard, Argyle.
Norman-Sylvester Peterson. Ada
Polka. r. George, CrOokston.
Pope-H. T. Ronning, Starbuck.
Red Lake-Charles G. Rapp, St Hllaire
ROseau-AIike Holm, ROseau.
Stevens-Grant Van SAINT. Morris.
SWtft-C. b. McCune, Benson.
TraverSe-S. W. Frasfer. Wheaton.
.Wilhn-Howard Dykeman, Brecken-
ridge.
A communication purporting to be from
the ST. Anthony Park Republican club
and signed by II. L. Hunter. president;
d. w. Halsted, first vice president; A. J.
StObbart, second vice president. and r. II.
Rurkhardt. secretary. has been sent to
all of the Republican committeeman IN
the city urging them to support D. A.
Cudworth, Of the Tenth ward, for the
nomination Of register Of deeds. The
communication tells all about the good
qualities Of Mr.. CudwOrth. and also about
his true blue Republicanism. It IS al
ready conceded among the Republicans,
however, that Mike Fitzgerald, OF the
clerk of courts office. will receive tho
nomination. so 1t is not very likely that
the communication will have very much
weight