The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-30
Minnesota Politics
St.. Cloud Viii Furnish Successor 70
Judge: searIe-Eddy Wants Jacobsen TO
Return to Leglslature-some New Cam
dIdates. e. .<-'; - = 49, 80. - -.

- . .
There may be contest in the big sew
enth judicial district over the succession
to Judge Searle. No one expects to see
the veteran jurist in condition to be a
candidate for another term, which, would
begin In january next. The district has
twos judges, and the west, end isl repre-
sented by Judge Baxter Of Fergus Falls.
The second judge is conceded to the east
end. and as Little Falls has two candi-
dates 2for' congress, the #Judseship VIII go
to st. Clouds without much question. M.
D. Taylor of st. Cloud Is being doomed
for the place, and may get 1t without
opposition, but there is talk of some 9TH
err ST.. Cloud attorney filing for the NOM
nation. George Stewart, one of the best
known attorneys Of stearns county: and
Senator Brewers law partner, Is men
toned. II -. ai5<4f p
The Sank Center Herald puts it, up to
the citizens of Lao ql1 Parla county as
their plain duty to return J., p. Jacob
son to the legislature. While it would be
a personal and business sacrifice on his
part, the Herald maintains that he could
do as much or more service to the people
| of the state IN that capacity than II
elected governor, and that he ought ito
be drafted by unanimous petition 81 the
republican voters Of his county. ','-tts
| Frank Eddy has this answer to the
| democratic attacks on Candidate Cole.
He says in the Sank Center Herald:
The democratic press are making much Of the
| fact that A.. L. Cole supported Bryan and Towne
! in 1895. What If he did, Theodore Roosevelt
enthusiastically supported Grover Cleveland for
the presidency in 1888 against the most brilliant
and brainy republican of this century, James a.
Blaine. =. f.. ~.
| The Princeton Union says: >.e- ~ =
! The state democratic campaign barrel is being
rehlled preparatory to the contest and Goyerno,
Johns hirelings are reluctantly chipping In Il
| per cent Of their salaries. Especially heavy
does this extortion fall upon the roustaboutt
and scrubwomen, who draw but meager stipendi
Unfortunately for the democratic fund
It cannot draw on the ''r:oustabouts and
4 scrub women.' = as the administration
hasn't much Of pull with Charming
seabury, major domo Of the capitol build
Ing. i But. the appointees who owe their
fplaces to the administration are under
stood to be standing the touch like gen
I tlenen. n n.~
/, The press Of Lac qui Parle county is
trying to induce Senator o. G. Dale K
stand for denomination in the Lao gu
4 Parle- Chippewa district. If he refuses
i Chippewa county will claim the senator.
ship.
4 John Holten Of Fertile and John Saug
sted Of Roome have announced them.
selves! as candidates for the house in Poll
county. 's&
q 4 George H. Denzer Of LIE Sueur, onta q
1.-THE republican members of the last hous,
has announced his candidacy for rerom
+ ination, and G. w. Glotfelter Of Water
Vile is also a candidate in the LIE gSueu
county district, which has two represen
z tatives:
G. p. Mangerud Is another entry In tn
Renville county legislative scramble. HI
will try for the house nomination.
q Charles B. Cheney.