The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-18

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believe that the democratic 4
Q party in the state of North Da- 4
y kota has a good chance to elect 4
part, at least of the ticket. While 4
1t Is an uphill fight and We real
ize 1t, 1T is my opinion that we 4
Will elect the next governor at 4
ieast and supreme Judge. We are 4
here to work to that end.
B. F. Brynjolfson. 4
The situation today is one which I
points strongly to democratic Z
success in the state believe {
that with proper organization and {
an aggressive campaign such as {
we are going to make, we will {
elect part of the ticket at least.
ID. NJ. Holmes. 9
You ask my opinion of the pres I
poets for success of the democra- 9
tic party of the state? am very
hopeful of our electing a part
OF the ticket and possibly the
whole. The time is ripe and the
. people are ready for a change. Q
We have the material and we will 9
o put up clean, hard campaign to 9
o win out. Q
Editor F. A. Wilson of Bath .
gate Pink Paper. 0
The outlook for the democratic o
party In the state at present is .
excellent. While we may not 9
Q elect an entire ticket. we will a o
portion of it and the head of the o
o ticket at least. look for strong o
Q support from the insurgent ele- o
. ment of the republican party. We o
Q are going in to win. o
o Senator Cashel. .
8 p o o 8 o o 8 o 8 o o o o . o o o
Hope springs eternal in the human
breast"
This afternoon, in response to the
call of Chairman Cashel of the demo-
cratic state central committee, nearly
the entire membership of the COM
mittee. some forty good men and
true" as we'll as many of the party
nominees for state Offices, are gathered
at the democratic headquarters in this
city. their expressed purpose being to
map out and perfect plans for an ag-
gressive campaign of such spirit and
enthusiasm. such heroic effort and
energy as will sweep from the face
of the earth, SO far as North Dakota
is concerned at least, the republican
party. collectively and individually.
Owing to the lateness of some of
the trains, the members were slow in
arriving and it is probable that they
will hold night session, as they
have considerable on their hands. SO
they themselves admit, before every
detail is completed by which the ends
they most desire, viz, the defeat of the
republican party, will be an assured
fact. In fact, it will be noticed from
the above interviews, that the leaders
do not profess to be absolutely certain
of electing the entire ticket, in many
cases they are agreed that this, while a
thing most devoutly to be prayed for,
is the dim and mystic future for
some time to come.
The candidates for Office are nearly
all here or will be present. John
Burke, the Devils Lake attorney, who
heads the ticket. will be in tonight and
will be warmly greeted. John D. Ben
ton, nominee for congress is out of
the state and will not be present.
Mrs. Davis of Fargo, who is the party's
choice for state superintendent of
schools, has declined to run, being bet
ter satisfied with her chances to win
the Office of county superintendent of
schools in Cass county.
The committee went into executive
session about $3.50 o'clock behind
closed doors. Prior to that, Chairman
Cashel stated to the Evening Times
that there would be little to give out
today, as he had several matters of
importance to lay before the commit