The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-02

counting unmatched chickens with
Messrs Doran, Warner and SAng
cNeitief c>'sf OF these gentlemen feels that his
AatuFe IS entirely in the keeping of +ha
executive committee, or that norton q,
1t represented by the younp man who
cannot mold its support for his own can
ulaacy. They propose to stick. and if
oniy deIeat awaits them at the primaries
70 accept it like men, and get even liz,
republicans at the polls
Apropos the executive committeeman's :
scheme F'enton G. Warner last night
SAID: II suppose they will not put me-
or the ticket. l am in the race to stav
until the Republicans of st. Paul have
oIlclaly designated their choice as the
standard bearer in the mayoralty cam
paisn. l 40 not know how far the ex-
ecutlVe committee, as represented Nv ono
of its members, may be able to % viii
the other gentlemen seeking the nonina
uon, but 1 am in to the finish" The
warner STOCK is going up with broad
pounds II the changed expression on the
faces of his strikers-in- chief are to ba
taken into account Warner saws he fs
enurely satisfied with the progress of
ms campaign. His followers pretend to
pelleYe that the attacks made on him by
tile republican press viii have only the
same reactlonary effect they produced in
.ne case of Col Kiefer when applied to
him in the same way, and thai Warmer
IS a ten-to-one Shot winner.
1ne congressional aspirations Of Sena-
Tor Ed Young will probably result in the
flIty-slxth district being represented bv
democrat 1t has long been conced-
eo that Swift county has no other Re-
puollcan who can hold its vote as Young
OH-. Ar,I I,
loyal TO him as his own partfsans but
they are not prepared to transfer that
aIIeglance to another Republican. c. W
Stanton OF Appleton, will probably be
the Democratic standard bearer. and he
mas developed a running speed that
makes him lOng-shot favorite at +he
winning post.
The advance guard of the Ieeislatnra
arrived in ST. Paul yesterday. Amnno
the more prominent laWmak kers II the
noteIS were Senator c. B. BucJ5n1an
IE11epIreSentatIyes John T. Lommen, Henry
NelS0n, l.. Z. Stevenson, J. c.. PoDe. 3.
a: Whltford, A. H. Wilcox and w w
Rich, who has become fixture in the no
hllGaI maneuvers Of his party The gen
u d! consensus OF opinion on the organi-
Zallon Oh the house points al reorganiZ9-
tlon Dy resolution This will re-instatn
an the old officers and a majority of the
GIeFKS and employees of the last session
~ OiAlO1 COHLLllJleeS VIII probably be
| those on taxes and tax laws. iudictarv
| a5pproprations a. and legislative expense. It
| IS expected that the reorganization will
Ief:ve no room for new committee ap-
pc1ntments, which will leave Carl Wal
| lace at the head of the tax committee
| "a "A q. d. Allen, chief Of the judiciary
committee; James Al. Larson, chairman
| oI the legislative expense committee. and
| me redoubtable Jacobson at the helm in
| the appropriation committee room. one
| OF the most important committees viii
pe the committee on rules. headed by
| w. w: Dunn, ST. Paul This commit
zee VIII decide the number Of employees,
ana 1t may again attempt to bar gratui-
ties At the last session the COMMITTEES
at the instance of Mr.. Dunn secured the
{ratlIeation Of the house for set of rules
barring the increase of salaries of en-
Ployes, and blacklisting the time honored
custom of increasing salaries and the pre-
sentauon of gratuities. When the time
Tor adjournment arrived the house forgot
1he agreement with the committee on
rules, and increased the per diem Of
most Of the employees, and granted gra-
tuities to all Of them