The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-24
Politics II, Hennepin

For the benefit of the republican
candidates who will be on the primary
ticket, the republican executive COM
mittee will conduct a candidates "
ceum bureau for the remainder OF the:
primary campaign. Candidates are
mittee for information regarding
meetings in. the various wards: Here
tofore the committee has paid no at
tention to the preliminary meetings,
but for the convenience OF the repuDI..
can candidates list will be kept OF
meetings. AL individuals and organ
izations planning meetings Defffo G ine
ling, chairman of the county commit
tee, who will keep list. 1t will pc
published from day tc day, or candl-
dates may have access to 1t at any
time. Notices Of meetings may be sent
to AT Third street S, or may be sent
by phone, 1905 on either line.
The Ninth Ward Scandinavian Re
publican club will hold an open meet
ING for candidates this evening at
Hntlman's hall, 1896 Central avenue;
Interesting speeches are assured, and
all ninth ward voters are urged to at
tend. 49,.
Tomorrow democratic county con-
vention will see some skirmishing be-
tween the Haynes and nti-Haynes fac
tions. Now that war has been de-
clared, it is to be to the finish. The
anti Haynes branch of the party is bit
ter against the former mayor, put
more especially against his present
| and Joseph Kiichli. Haynes il to be
fought to finish at the primaries,
and if by any twist or deal he wins
ont he will be cut at the polls in No
vember: The charge on which the light
against the Haynes crowd is to be
brought is one Of political treason.
The Haynes faction is charged with
the Democratic state ticket: Every
thing is to center on Haynes for mayor
and the rest of the ticket can go
| hustle for itself. The same fight was
made two years ago, the old county
organization being charged with work
ing for the control of the city thru the
election of Haynes, and the result was was
that HAYNES was cut by his own party
and lost. --.-
The fight tomorrow will hardly be in
the open, it is thought It will be a
skirmish in which each party will try
to feel out the strength OF the other.
F. G. Winston, who has the confidence
Of the entire local democracy, will act
as chairman, unless at me last mol nnen
ruction and test Of strength on the
chairmanship. Some fighting will come
over the resolutions. The large anti
Haynes wing of the party is strong, in
it's demand for municipal-ownership
and corporation-control resolutions
Whose was the victory of Wednes'
days caucuses, has not yet been De,
it had no money to spend, carried many
districts in the CITY and will have
enough friends, in districts where
there was no hard fight. to make q
strong showing. The Haynes crowd
especially the hackers =. Rand, Knchl1
and Ryan, claim the entire county but
have not shown it to anybody as yet.
In the seventh ward aldermanic race
!, there are three starters for the republii
can. nominations: ~ Alderman A: z
Vaughan, C.: A. Lindahl and W.. D
Allen. The alderman is supposed, t.
have the active members OF the Sev
enth Ward Republican club behind him
rand the workers in that club are amone
the best in the city. On that account
his friends predict a comparatively easy
victory. .u.j ,.....t. 1.<.z.st. ~. III
|. Nevertheless it is, conceded that Lin
q dahl Will poll a. big ptes He is a. con
tractor and is given a good name BY
; those who know him.
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clerk in the Milwaukee yards ant
has lived in the ward all his life. H
is said to be the choice Of the young re
vote. At any rate tie contest in til
| seventh ward is as lively; SIS any in til
city. 1t was hoped that aeV..z e.
Morrill, and George aregor swoul'
at one tine, but thoysAecided. that tn
fight was interesting enough withou
their assistance.
| Alderman E. W..-Clark and W..
Buchanan are con Quoting q peaceful;
friendly contest In, the eighth ware
They are frequently seen together
sometimes with their arms linked. Til
aldermanic campaign, closes on primar
ssftiSR ho in p thS s sh the yard 1sps S t
nomination is as surely elected as tina
the sun arose somewhere yesterda
morning. Hence ; the principal can
paign in the ward is before the primo
| ries, and it is usually a busy one.
H. In spite Of the apparent friendlines
between the two candidates, it is unde:
| stood that there is a great deal Of quie
and effective work being done in beha]
| Alderman =. W. Clark stands on HI
council record. contending that his e.
| forts in behalf Of the ward and til
community in general deserve the Gu
| tomary Endorsement at the polls. M
Buchanan is long time resident Of tt
ward and was brought out by a numbt
of well-known citizens, including M
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