The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-01
things. and his fellow democrats hope to make
him see his duty - -. -. j ~

him see his duty - 49,. 4-tyls
In Mower county the reigning combination
Is for Tawney, and he is supported by the
register and the Transcript of Austin. The
Herald, however backs Kpatyold In this fash
ion: a. >" -
In common with thousands of other repub-
lleans or the county, We are exceedingly well
void in the congressional fight in the district.
James A.. .Tawney has ,misrepresented, his
constituents. he has done It In spite OF pro-
The. New Richland. North Star, of Waseca
county, evidently leans the other way:
Senator Knatyold would make a frst-class
ctongMres.sman. con e one wh9 would, be credit to
ms Be ns s eeHRd ha hss e13 eu
os aHs ike z syas n opSs
sentiment will be necessary to do it, and
there are no indications OF that :
| CAswELL BIDS 'FoRI. A. Caswell, post
master at Anoka, says
THE $780,. j. Adam Bede prom
| ised him a position in
| the Duluth land office in case he would work
| for Bede's nomination.. He makes this state
| ment in reply to j. Adams, offer Of 500 to
any one producing evidence that he had
promised positions in return for support. Mr..
Caswell publishes in an Anoka paper fac
| smile OF letter which he, claims to- have
| received from Mr.. Bede, making the promise.
It begins to look as though the campaign
in the eighth might become personal >z~9~z
WOULD SHUT OUT Another reformer; has
| s.,--- appeared in the per-
THE WICKED CITIES. son of Frank R.
y. Smith of La Crescent
Houston county. He writes the Minnesota
Forum, official organ OF the state populists,
and suggests his pauacea for political Ills.
| He says: ,-. -. 50. :: go
would advise that the peoples party at its
matter, assuming the burdens Of reform,
adopt an ironclad ruling excluding dele,
gates from every city OF $4,000 people and
over; that no convention of the party be held
in any city Of the kind and that no candidate
of the party be selected at any, time from
such cities, and that itss officers be confined
exclusively sna y ely, to the country. ,. s~x
Where has the party been wrecked before?
Who, has done the iwrecking? >-~:-
| The strength of every reform movement
has come from the country; the .wreckers Of
every reform movement have come. from the
voters Of every city In the land as5regards ma
tional politics. taking The. case Of the city
Of Washington as precedent.
T BY avoidingaand Ignoring the modern sodom
and Gomorrah the peoples party would be-
yond question, purify itself and be clean. But
|
shall We not 'be spared, and Shall they not
be allowed tohsit in a popu1ist convention!
HOW vohsTDAD IS Ess : ersnts sas. = Fall; I!;
FIGURED TO wiz. for Neighbor Yolstead
-. 4 and takes issue with
Frank Eddy, as follows: ...} 's''z
Mr., Eddy's interview printed In The Mime.
, apoHs Journal comedies Grant and Pope tt
Mr.. Volstead. AS his home is UP that wa,
uation ia the old seven counties the few
days he, has been back from Washington, bu
we feel like Nsdiagreeing with him when h,
ao ssGhs
stead must have a few}friends in these coun
ties at least. las to the southern counties
around here, that Mr., volstead will carry lin
coin, Lyon, Yellow Medicine, Lac Qui Parl
! and Chippewa, with a good vote in Redwood
Kandiyohi and Renville.@ This fis bound t
elect him with the concession Of Grant an,
q Pope. - E'.'- ~ go 80 .'' '.as*
y Eugene G. Hay addressed meeting at: Sci
d bells hall last evening. Mr.. Hay declare
for reciprocity with Canada, as a uneasur
s to bring Canadian wheat to Minneapolis, an
to let our manufactured products into Cana
!; dian territory. .-. T:.!:
p Mr.. Hay will reply to Congressmen' Morri
: and Fletcher this evening He speaks at th
$ Swedish Association hall, On Nicollet avenue
o near Lake street. ~'',- :
d George NJ. Gillette filed his affidavit yes
terday as a republican candidate for the legis
|. lature from the thirty eighth district4SS M'
: Gillette is the third entry, and there al
% two places to fill. but he is not likely to
s hindmost.
r, James A. Peterson Will formally open h
- congressional campaign next Wednesday ever
ing by rally in his own ward, the seventh
He will address the meeting at length an
state his position on the questions that a,
'e at issue in the district.
70 City Controller Rogers calls attention to
le recent statement in this column, to the effe,
v that FN. Stacy carried the second an
% ninth wards by 100 votes when running fl
r controller in 1885, MI. Rogers furnishes IL
er official returns, which show that he g
= 1,7se votes to 1913 for Stacy
4 Two more sixth ward republicans have e,
le tered the legislative race, making quartz
y, J. w. Stokes filed yesterday, and 1ver
OF Nelson announced himself as a candidate.
~ ..s. 70, ~, -.
cd The Hennepin county democratic commit
ne talked naturalization last; evening. There
s. work to be done in every ward by both pa
lie ties The Democratic committee meets aga