The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-18

80 will take the place on
WILL SERVE. the republican state
.,,N :. >,,, committee made va
can't by the resignation Of H.. c. FAkeley Mr..
Carpenter is the personal selection Of Ray
W. Jones, but Is entirely satisfactory to the
rest of the candidates. He is an active young
republican. successful in business, and will
besa valuable member OF the committee.
The popuIists will have state organ. It
will be called the Minnesota Forum, and
will be published weekly at Willmar by vic-3
The senatorial contest that will open after
Sept. 16 In the Big Stone-Swift district will
be intense. > c. w. Stanton of Appleton the
democratic candidate, is very popular per-
sonally, and will get many republican votes
In both counties. His republican friends are
urging him to keep quiet on state politics
in order not to stir up party feeling against
him. H. W. Stone, the Benson banker, Is
conceded the republican nomination. and is
clean, conservative man. The district is rey
publican, and under ordinary conditions he
ought to carry it. ; AZ. g.. -.
Alex McKinuon is practically certain to be
the: democratic candidate for. congress in the
ninth distr1ct. - Other candidates have all
stepped aouta of the way, and it is up to
him" The ?popdlists seem determined to
have candidate, though determined effort
Is being made to ;enlist them all for McKin-
non. ! Since Daily and Holston are out of it,
1t seems to- be 'tup to" Judge N. O. Moen of
Ada to carry the populist banner. .rs =
Judge F. J.. steldl of Wheaton will prob
ably decline the populist nomination for at
torney general. Thomas J. ,Meighen accepted
the first place on the ticket on condition
that the other candidates should stick. With
Spurgeon Odell and Judge Steidl pulled off
he might not feel under obligations to run.
HAWKINS BACKS Senator E. B. Hawk
- >,-- d. ins has filed as a can
DAUGHERTY. didate for renomina-
=, : tion from the forty
ninth district, which is wholly within st.
Louis county. He evidently thinks F. B.
Daugherty sure winner in the ffty-first,
for he says in an interview that he waited
until sure Senator Daugherty would be a
| candidate, and doubted very much whether
he would have cared to return to the senate
unless he could have been assured of con-
/ tinuance 1of. their old partnership.
| The Redwood Gazette says Senator Somer-
! vile will be nominated by reclamation at
| the primaries. Just how do you do that un-
| der the, new law? ..: &.+s' 49,. ~,
l
| committee, as perfected yesterday afternoon,
4 is aqute satisfactory to candidates and local
Il workers generally with possibly a few excep-
# tions Chairman Matchan's trained hand will
!; be of value in the coming of-year struggle,
4 and the committee as a whole Is one In which
| both candidates and contributors can have
| confdenoe. %r.i.. .-..-s-- 81
Chairman Matchan was asked to make out
list of subcommittees> which he thinks neces-
sary. and report them at the next meeting,
! which he will call. It is probable that there
4 will be both an advisory committee and a
j finance committee, selected from outside THE
4 list Of the. county committee, and Comprising
1 some: Of the best heads and most energetic
1 fnanciers that can be- obtained.
There .ts a feeling more or less prevalent
4 that the republican party of the state should
/ ''do something for Jake" The Benson Times
! voices it in the following:
| We heartily second the suggestion to make
l J. F. Jacobson a member Of the board of con-
u troll In place of the hrst retiring member.
The :Waterville Advance gives out the fol.
4 lowing .ex-cathedra, statement: ~ - T.
4 The Minneapolis political writer's who are
!. busy picking out a candidate for congress
/ from the third district should confne them
a title clear. No ex-populists will pass muster
4 Incidentally, it. might be observed that the
third Is not looking for congressional can
4 sent. to the retirement Of Congressman Heat
4 wole at this time, =
4 Speaking of a populist. Mr.. Advance, JUS
whom. are YOU ''alludin,, at? =:
/ Two St. Paul precincts will use voting ma
chimes at the November elections; and tn.
4 new departure will be given a test. The frs
I precinct Of the seventh ward and the seventh
| precinct of the fourth ward have been au
Il thorized ty the council to use the machines.
4 F.. J. Carmody, Congressman Fletcher,s pri
vate: secretary, has arrived from Washington
i and will be in charge of Mr.. Fletcher's head
| quarters in the Phoenix building. --1.1
FLANNBRY 1s-A George p Flannery ha
IL announced himself
II CANDIDATE. candidate for the hous
i. in the torty-third dis
, trict. AS j. "A. Shepard and Lawrence John
Il son are already In the field. this makes to-
3 many candidates. It is generally concede
:. that the country should have place. and tn
!. republicans of that section are talking o
8 helping Shepard out by voting for him alone
: 1t is believed that there will be a combination
a between Senator e. e. Smith and 1Mr. Elan
= merry, witch Will naturally lead to d counte
! combination between Carl Wallace and q. H
n johnson. -t,.~- -. 8 =
II Manly Fosseen has promised a delegation Q
: friends that he will be a republican candi
> dato for the house in the forty-second dis
q trict.
= r. III. Jefferson of Bingham Lake. Cotton
: wood county, is a republican candidate 70
:, !, the legislature. ;,f:ass
: Waseca county republicans are trying
: bring out e. B.. Collester as a candidate 70
the senate this year. a.. j.. Henderson Q
.{e. hnpon Q$ b
!, The Granite Falls Tribune declares 70
: Sites for senator, and calls on republicans 9
= Yellow Medicine county to help Lincoln ge
s her share, The Tribune also declares 70
IF. M Catlin .of Lyon county for representa-
4 tive This looks like another double combi
!. nation, sites and ,Catlin against Schultz an
ell Mohler. 81 :>s,~
8 7ss~' = !. $ z. ',ssS Charles B. Cheney.
: f THE BROTHERHOOD OF DEATH
Q W Un a veldt Cemetery.)
y Peace to the quiet dead -
q Trooper and burgher here,
g True to the men who led,
: True to their lights fell near;