The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-24

! now count one more vote in the United
States senate 0U
Editors Packard and futile of Mandan.
are having li,tle war Of their own ana
the rest OF the state is enjoying IT, HereE
tolore they have pulled pretty well to-
gether but they have disagreed ard
PACKARD accuses futile Of trying IN enact
the role or despot on the slope to the I'M
'ury OF the party, and the discredtt on
the voters at large. futile IS accused off
dIctatlhg the result Of local conventional
ana where things did rot 20 his wav ~
throwing an election to the opposition,
PACKARD cites cases in which the norma N
Republican majority in Morton county W.
! turned into Democratic majority for
certain Democrats and lays the blame on
1uttie, who replies that one Of the con-
Vehuo1s which he Is said to have lonoi,i
mated nominated Packard for the leaisla,,'
t.ire' and Packard was elected. There 10
SHei eIore the accusation Of ingratitudd
!aIu at the door Of the blonde editor ofl
the Times. j. S. Green, anothe1. n~orof- /
HehI Mahdan Politician, is another who bas 1
joined In the revolt against Tuttle and - !
LOOKS as If there might be some very Iive-i
~ times across the Missouri before the
coming campaign is over.
lie poHtcal aspect on the MISSOURI
siope portentous Of a storm. and no
one seems able at this time to tell where
II VIII strike. For MANY wears AIev
mckenzie has been the dominating in
Huehce on the slope, but he has been ab-
sent from state a great deal Of late r. 60
Immigration has come in and those who
were mere nave been growing into
suehgth, political and financial It ia
doubtless true that the men who ara In
PoHlIc5 on the slope are as ambitions IN
elseWhere and would not neglect any
good opportunity that offered OF strrrr.
thenlng themselves, and improving their
fortunes. K. M. futile, Of Mandan has
exercised good deal Of influence IN the
9lXth district for years, and, while he
mas generally worked in harmony win
Mckenzie, he is not without ambitinne
OF ms own, and would probably not OBJ
Ject TO handling the political affairs OF
the slope in lieu Of the big chief
some indication Of this was given ar
the last state convention, when Tuttle
ana his friends declined to be guided bv
WHAT was known to be the wish OF Nc
henzle In the matter of national and
state nominees. An alliance was formed
win CoWeI, and the fat was kicked into
the hre. In some years the result might
nave been disastrous to the ticket but
IN presidential year, with national con-
dltlons as they were, there was no
chance for any other than the Republican
ucket- But futile showed that he was
wiling to throw off the swaddHng clothes
and act as a boss on his own resDon-
slDllity. What effect this may have on
tne senatorial campaign remains ID lie
seen. II the entente cordiale between
futile and Cowan remains intact. il
BODIES no good for Hansbrough. Tie
situation Is chaotic and future move.
ments doubtless depend on the relative
strength Of the opposing forces ~ theyl
may develop on a test. III 1t appears that
futile can swing the slope forces hiyn4i
SELF, 1t is generally considered that ha
will make the attempt, and the plans
that happen to stand in the way whether
OF Mckenzie or Hansbrough or any other
man will have to take their chances. Tut
tie IS clever, but ne is not an altruIst.
Frame May Run for Congress.
Up in Walsh county there Is talk Of
MAJ. frame for a state office or for cou-l
gress. There are some who would Ike
TO see him nominated for governor and
others who believe that he would adorn
seat IN the house of representative.
Frame Is popular and has a good Phil
1ppine record to his credit, as well as q
good standing as a private citizen lie IS
fayorite Of the soldier boys. and IL
1t Is considered desirable to nominate q
man with military record the party.
might go farther and fare worse no
would probably have the vigorous oppose
ton Of the La Moure crowd to encounter.
IN the event Of his candidacy for any,
position, and would find a division cf'
sentiment at home, as there are ambitious
men in the county beside him
Supt. Stockwel, OF the Grafton city
schools, IS considered by many w his
friends as just the proper man for state
superintendent Of public instruction. ana
should the fates decide that genial joe
Deyine break a record and take q posi-
ton in private life for time, there are
many who would rally to the standard OF
the Grafton man and seek to secure Tor
him the nomination for this position.
Then, in Walsh county, there is d. w.
Driscoll, former state treasurer. who has
not yet given any intimation Of the part
that he intends to play in the campaign.
DrlScoH has many warm friends Ia the
county, in whose breasts rankle feelings
that are not friendly to the men VINO
turned Driscoll down at the last state
convention and Driscol will be an ele-
ment 10 be figured in when the campaign
opens.