The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-09-20

was DIS lOlIOWS.
Ihirty-eighth District
Mlchael I. Leonard. ......... 533
otto =. MalchoW Observation-Disclosures. 5O6
Leonard's majority . q
Ihirty-ninth District
EDGAR f: Comstock 1521
Gomstock,s majority ....'........... AT
Fortieth District
John F. Calhoun O3o
William P. Roberts .......... 92D
Sherman S. Smith ... :.......... sos
Calhoun's plurality .......,, 1O3
Forty first District
george F.: Wilson ....................1,S3 5
Wilson's majority .................. 2ss
Forty District
Henry ]. Gjersten 1959
Gustave Theden .....................1 ,3S5
Benjamin F. Ward ..................1,O 76
Gjerstens plurality ................ 573
Forty-third District
Edward p Smith .............2,3 1902
Smiths majority ............ 143
Forty-fourth District
Lower SePson ..................: 92S
T ffRs foow mn5orfx were
0'Reiliy and 6: R: Smith. Republicans; {.
ninth, +. G. Deming and 6. NJ. Gillette.
Republicans; J. H. MCGUIRE and H. 2.
Stone, DemocEats: Fortieth. J: D. Shear
FIRST w e W Bard I'VE H. E. sFtryberger'
Ea e. A A}spse and H. i WHEN hsn
Democrats. Forty-second, W. T. Nolan
and M. L: Fosseen, Republicans; H: +:
ty-third, l.. K. johnson and J. A. shep-
hard, Republicans. Forty-fourth, G. w.
Armstrong and II. H. Girling, Republic
ans; and K. B. Hazard and l.. Il. Nasset.
Democrats.
No Special Soreness.
The count was not completed when it
became apparent that while there were.
as matter of necessity, many serious
and doubtless painful disappointments
over the result of Tuesdays great battle
of the ballots, there was nevertheless a
very apparent disposition to be reconciled.
1t will be some time, perhaps, before all
soreness is removed. 1t would seem that
there is less soreness than might be ex-
pected-probably less than would be found
after so many and so severe contests
would be determined under the old sys-
tenn of caucuses and conventions. Eugene
that Congressman Fletcher was renomi-
mated, said:
Mr. Lind is undoubtedly the Demo
highest regard for him personally, he
represents all that is dangerous and bad
IN the Democratic party. Nothing worse
COulu Hdppcll W Tie UuSlDeSS anu political
interests of this district than his election
to congress-, and Mr.. FIetcher--if he is
the. Republican, nominee as now seems
probable-should receive the hearty sup
port Of all Republicans"
James A. Peterson, who at times be-
came very aggressive, especially toward
Congressman Fletcher, said:
I'm connection with my defeat, have
nothing to be ashamed of in my fight for
the nomination. Considering what 1 had
to contend with, l believe, on the whole,
that l made a most satisfactory showing.
l have no doubt but that Mr.. Fletcher
will be elected, with the balance of the
ticket, and every good Republican will
work with that end in view from now
until NOV. 4. The party should stand
. united. for one will take the field and
talk for the entire ticket. may be de-
feated, but I am not disgruntled.''
nlt2d States Nj Snnl tIrlrlSnaW. who
was perhaps the foremost of James A.
Petersons leutenants in the fight that
ended with the primaries, said:
Il am in favor of the straight Repub-
stump for every candidate nominated. |
consider any Republican 100 per cent bet
ter than any Democrat for any office
In Hennepin county we have clean
majority of 5000 and Van SAINT. Fletcher
Powers. Dreger and the entire ticket will
jorities.' .r... ,rE = - :.
The Republican County Ticket +
The following the county ticket
selected by Republicans. with the vote OF
the several contestants: '#@ '-- -'.=
Vote for Republican candidates for
county Offices ~.A% LID A. q