Morris tribune., 1906-06-23

: we have to gracefully submit to their decision
mr. Cole is said to be good, capable mani and
comes from a portion of the state which is en-
Titled to recognition. That he will have the
support of all loyal republicans there cannot be
much doubt and that he will be elected is
equally certain. There is nothing now for the
repub licans to do but to stand together and
stand pat-Minnesota Mascot
i The friends of + F. Jacobson all saying
that they will be satisfied if he is given the as
surance of first class appointment next year,
something commensurate with his deserts, and
his services to the party. cake himself has
asked and will ask for nothing, but the assur-
lance has already been given him. 1t was ex-
tended by the nominee within an hour after
that decisive thir ! ballot. The first thing Cole
did after lunch last Wednesday was to send for
Jacobson, They shook hands and exchanged
congratulations, and then Mr. Cole said in sub
stance this: "Mr. Jacobson, have won in this
light, but | need your help I want you to
take hold and make as many speeches for me
this fall as you find time for | want the hearty
support of you and all your friends. l have not
made single promise to any man as to what
I shall do if elected governor, but l am willing
to make pledge to you right now, that it am
elected will give you the choice of anything
that is in my gift"
Soon after this conversation the two went
their way to the convention hall together to APP
pear before the delegates and make speeches OF
mutual! praise and felicitation.-M Minneapolis
Journal.
IA later statement in the Journal says that
this conversation did not take place till the
evening of the convention, and that Jacobson
had not seen Cole when he made his speech to
the Duluth convention.
The ticket from top to bottom is a strong
one and will be elected beyond shadow OF
doubt as it ought to be.-Belview Independent.
| The ticket is a good one of the best
that has been put up in long while, and it's
success ought to be absolutely certain.-Breck
enrdge Gazette
The Duluth Convention nominated a man
for governor that every republican in the state
can heartily support. Hon. A. l.. Cole is a
gentleman with a clean record and has the
ability to make a rafting good governor
Lam berton Star.
/ A. L. Cole of Walker, honestly and fairly
secured the nomination and lis entitled to the
hearty and unquestonng support of the re-
publicans Of Minnesota at the polls in Novenl
Der. He has the reputation of being honest, as
we'll as intelligent and progressive. He has
shown in his legislative career, his devotion to
the interests of Minnesota and carried to
higher conclusion it will rest solely with him
whether that devotion will find wider scope
and broader fields of action when he becomes
governor.-St. Paul Dispatch
| A. L. Cole who heads the ticket is we'll
known in this part of the state having lived
and done business here for years. He showed
great ability in his organization aud stands for
the popular issues of state development. His
record in the Legislature good and there is
no reason why he should not receive the hearty
support of every rep ublican voter in the state
Todd County Argus.
| Minnesota republicans will enter the state
cam pal gn with united front. The bitterness
of two years ago has been wiped out altogether
by the harmony so manifest in the convention
| 81 D,,1u4h which nominated the sfrOnU ticket