Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-08

PARTLY name
STATE TICKET
INsURGENT TICKET.

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= University Law School, Grand Z.
: Forks. Democrat !:
For Governor Treadwell :.
= Twichell, Fargo =
I. For Secretary of state Geo. M. =
= Young, Valley City.
!. Rest of ticket to be nomed at :
!. Valley City meeting in Noyem :.
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At a meeting of humber of insur
gent leaders in Fargo Saturday and
Sunday a part of state ticket was
named and at an adjourned meeting
to be held in Valley City in Novem-
Der the work will be complied says
the Fargo Forum. .s ss II.
Only three positions were determined
on. Dean Bruce was selected for
the senatorship, Treadwell TwicheIl
for governor and Geo. M. Young for
secretary Of state. ,a5a. .:.s =, III,
The insurgents present composed
the would-be bosses of the organiza-
ton, and they gave an endorsement
Of old gang" methods by making up
the slate. There was lot of dis
cussion before this was accomplished
4 especially over the senatorship.
The meeting not only turned down
the aspirations of Congressman Mar
shall for the senatorship, but gave the
insurgents former hero, John Burke,
an awful swipe 3'2- "
Marshall Turned Down. "a
The fact that they would have none
of Tom Marshall and endorsed Dean
Bruce, a man always designated as a
democrat, for the senatorship, was a
/ surprise in some respects. " r
sTom Marshall fell down at the
state republican convention at James.
town last, year." said one insurgent.
4 His failure to cast his lot with as
at that time made him impossible as
a candidate for the United States
senate. The trouble with Marshall
was he didn't rise to the occasion. He
was playing sure-thing game, daily
ing with both the stalwarts and the
Insurgents and hanging on to what
he had in sight without taking a
chance" .$
Editor Winship of the Grand Forks
Herald and the Normanden crowd
held out for Dean Bruce OF the law
school. Some of the insurgents did
not want Bruce because he was al
ways supposed to be democrat, and
they objected to his nomination be-
cause of the bearing it would have
on national affairs. Many of the in
surgents are willing to knock down
and chloroform the regular nominee
for local and state of1ices-but remem-
bering the experiences of North Da-
kota in sending one democrat to the
United States senate, they baked on
| lhC ChuAlSSluG1I OIL Bruce.
Winship Rules Conference.
Winship was obdurate 1t was eth
er Bruce or nothing with him. In or
der to get the support of the Herald
and the Normanden, the insurgents
gulped down Bruce-democracy and
all. There was no enthusiasm over
| the matter "%
Just what they will accomplish by
an effort to turn the senate of the
United States over to the democrats
is not known.
1t is claimed the North Dakota dem
ocrats will endorse Bruce.
II is also asserted that ex-Congress-
man Johnson may now withdraw
from the senatorial race, but that he
was so sore at Tom Marshall he would
not pull out of the race till Marshall
was killed OF. Z ia
Burke Nailed to Cross.
Treadwell TwicheIl, speaker Of the
! house, was the unanimous choice of
| the conference for governor. This was
where the harpoon was buried deep
lily into John Burke. The insurgents
fbelieve that Burke has failed to make
good as q governor and will not give
/ MIN their support for another term.
Yesterdays conference means the
death knen of his political hopes. 1t
! may have been ingratitude because
Burke pulled them through last year
and gave them a political standing
but he was handed his all right.
! Editor Packard saw how Winship
came out on making demand for his
friends--so the Times-R Record man In
sisted on the endorsement Of State
Senator Geo. M. Young Of Valley City
for secretary OF state. This was ten.
tatiyely agreed to. VI.
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