The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-17

Second District Outlook for Next Time
Is cioudy-Hennepln's Move Tonight
Legislative Rolls. ..s

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are being asked, and on the answers will
depend a great deala First, will J.. r.
McCieafy run again? Second, if Nc
McCleary runs, will Gilbert Guttersen
also be candidate?* 49, - .".- ..
! The general assumption is that Nc
Cleary will try again. He has made a
congressional career his lifework, and is
| not the kind Of man to quit because of
one defeat II he runs again he will have
tremendous fight and an: expensive
one, more expensive than usual because
ne Will not have the ranking privilege.
II the opposition unites on some one man
| at the primaries, the chances would be
| FOR .McClearys defeat. Under the pri-
mary law, however, there is no way to
shut out other candidates. The half doz-
en- Would-be congressman did not, ex-
pect Guttersen to- win this year, and so
let him have the field to himself for the
purpose of keeping the fight going. They
would hardly be willing to let Guttersen
! walk off with the plum next time. If
| McCleary does not run, there is bound to
De a free-for-all with! several entries If
ne does run, there will be another big
fight. with bitterness resulting that
would very likely result in Hammond's
| re- election. g.. 49,.
Guttersen will hardly drop out after the
showing he made this fall, whether Nc
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Cleary will be given a good federal an
pointment, on which he will retire. In
that case Guttersen would, no doubt,
nave to contest for the nomination with
George w. Somerville, Edgar Weaver, F,
n. Putnam, E. T, Smith of jackson, Her
bert j. Miller and other aspirants for
congressional honors.
It the second district could go back to
the convention system the problem would
q Ivy U,ta. nh
could be some kind Of an agreement
reached between the candidates and fac
tlonss It would notcbe surprising to see
a. strong appeal made from the second
district this winter for the repeal of the
primary law. ,F7' -. :. -.'.' :: :.
The caucus Of the. Hennepiri delegation
this evening will be the first open move
on the boards Of the speakership game.
IL Is not. expeeted1that definite action
| Will be taken tonight but it is proba b1e
that"a poll will be taken of the delega-
| ton to see. how it stands toward Law
renee -. Johnson; the local candidate.
Johnson's ,friends1 claim that the whole
I delegation. is going to line up, for him.
altho two, Of: HEM are; personally In
clinedr toward Huge. The johnson sup
porters think they will not want to stand
out against the action Of the, rest of the
delegat1on.' The traditional thing for
Hennepin to do IS to split. but it is pos
sible that a record Will be broken this
time, :: =. ~, -
Other, district delegations seem in no
hurry to get together. In fact the mem
| pers-eleet outside Of the candidates for
speaker do not seem in a tearing rush
TO settle the organization question
:, me roll call Of the new state senate.
which will have "a very familiar ring two
years and half from now. after it has
peen droned few thousand times, will
| run thus: ! -
Ahmann, Alderman. Anderson. Bedford
Briggs. Calhoun, Campbell Canestorp.
Canheld, Carpenter, eastman. Clague,
| Coler, Cooke, Dale, Donaldson Dunn.
Durment, Du Toit,> Elwell, Farrington.
Fitzpatrick, Fosseen, Gotzbach. Gunder-
son, Gum. Hackney, Hall, Hanson. A. L..
hanson, II. E., Hardy, Hinton, Johnson,
=: A. Johnson. ". L.. Johnston, Lay
pourn' mccall, MCGOWAN, Moonan, Nae
seth, Nelson, Pauly, Peterson Poehler
Pugh, Putnam, Robinson, sageng, scha1,
Ter, Seward, Smith, Stephens Sullivan.
sundberg, Swanson. Thorpe. Vail, Weis
Whte, Wilson, Witherstine, Works,
Wright - 49,
The roll call Of the new house will run
as follows, except that one name will be
taken out and MIR Speaker substituted
at the end 80. - -
Adams, Alexander, Allen. Austin Ron
dixen. Bicknel Bills, Biorge Rouo1r
Brady, Brown. Burdorf, Carl Carlton
case, Christensen, Conroy Cummings.
Dalzel' Davidson, Davis, Denzer, Dorsey,
lower. Doyle.3 Effertz, Emerson, Fore
man, Friedman. Gates, E. W., Gates, r
A., Glotfeter, Handlan,. Hanson, H. NJ.
hanson =. g, Haugen,, Henry, Hicks.
higgins. H1tzker.r HOLSTER, Holmberg.
1olten' Horton, Howard Hugo, Jefferson.
Johnson, A. G., Johnson, A. w, johnson
c. E., Johnson j. G., Johnson 7 y
Johnson, l.. r.. Knox: Knutson, Lennon
Lewis, Libby, Lobeck, Lommen, McCov
Mcneil, MCQUEEN, Melby, Miller, A.. Mil
Ter, =. T., .Mork, Morse, Murphy. Nagle
Ne!soh, -. T., Nelson, S., rNimocks. Noble
Nolan W.. A., Nolan, WI, O'Brien, On
SAM, %Ome.1s Peters, Peterson. Phillips.
Futnam, Racine, Randall, Rines. Robert
SON hockne, Rodenberg, Rowe, saari,
Sausstao' SAWYER, Schroeder, Spencer,
Tpoener' stokes, Sullivan, >, swendsen,
Ihayer, Thompson, Thundale. Tisbe
I1mb erlake, s,Vollmer, Wall, Webb, Web,
ster' Wells' Welter, Wescott, White. r,
=, White, H., Wilmer, Void. WOOD.
Wright, Young, zefch. y o w.
attorney General Young and State An
oltor iverson will lead the state ticket
ana the former will probably get the
largest plurality, tho Iverson is leading
IN good share Of the counties. Their
y piurallt1es are likely to be as large on
tne republican side as Governor Johnson,s
d On .he other side of the fence Indicating
a a, divergence Of 100000 or more betwean
the vote on governor and on auditor and
attorney. general. n : -. anu
i = Charles B. Cheney. =
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