The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-10-05

button. Recent reports coming from
Southern Minnesota in regard to this
matter have not been very reaesuring.
Down in Olmstead county, where
Judge Start 10 veil known and highly
respected BY people Of al parties, the
attitude Of the convention did not
take very we'll, even among the faith
eul. II had ali been Axed by Frank
Day and the governor to put the
Judge on as stroke Of good poll
tics" But that part Of tho pro
gramme did not work out and ! un.
derstand some Of the olmstead coun.
~ Democrats don't, like it and have
no hesitaney about saying 20, even at
headquarters. This action Of the con-
vention does not comport to that high
Aown attitude of non-partisauship
which the governor assumes whenohe
sees Republican votes in sight. Frank
Day made up his mind that something
had to be- done to stem tho tide Of de.
lection which the party was suffering
through, ne treatment it had given to
5Judse start. d Notwithstanding the At.
'tituds Of Tho convention Frank thought
that they would have to put the Judge
on anyhow and 30 be marched up to
tho capitol one day this week with
the papers all made, out, but the Judge
declined with thanks. He. really did
not need the nomination anyhow and
refused to have his name add strength
70 tho other ticket. There is gloom
around the headquarters ! because
those two places will in all probabil'
ityj have to go vacant. The average
Democrat: Is hardly patriotic enough
to submit to be, bled for the campaign
DHnd for those empty honors.
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OF course people posted in politics
don't imagine for q minute that there
n any show i for the Democrats to
elect any one, on the ticket but the
governor. But some Of the fellows
who have been given these minor
places seem to think that there is a
chance for them. understand that
7 It ia really true that Mr.. TMagnusson
has got leave Of absence for three
/. months from his st. Cloud school so
that he can devote his time to the
I campaign. 1t Is only about six weeks
until election, tbutslI suppose he hg:
/ ures that he will need the other six to
| ct over the soreness Of. his defeat. !
met one Of these nominees the other
day who had Just been It the head.
quarters. Thenlisht had just began
! q percolate into; his brain and 10 had
! Just discovered, that he was only a
sacrincial lamb: He referred to the
governors endorsement III hiS Red
wing speech Of the Republican, heads
Of. departments az being "theF most
EeAoient in the history OF the state"
This gentleman, said that If the gov
srnor really wanted to throw down his
associates on the ticket the least he
could do was to keep his mouth shut
about it. He said that some Of the
candidates would get tired shouting
johnson all over the state while John.
son was shouting for: tho Republican
candidates tor reelection.
The event of the week was tho Of
fort of Senator Beveridge of Indiana,
who spoke at Minneapolis last Satur-
day evening. The convention hall
was crowded long, before tho time
The senator was in good voice; and he
fully sustained the reputation which
he has made for himself a. bong one
;of the best orators in the United
States. He has, Z captivating style
and his ;eluctdation, Of Republican pol,
|icies was worthy of him and the, %:
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