Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-06
TWO DELEGATIONS FROM M'LEAN co.
County Republican Committee Gets Busy Early in the Day
and BOunCeS Chairman MdCOmbef, Who Refuses to
Be DepOsed and WhOOp, the Row Began
Two Conventions, Two Sets Of Delegates Elected Headed
by OHdre and Eastman. Resolutions Against
BOSSES" SatterluRd and Mckenzie

: do oppose outside interference :.
:: in Mclean county politices be ::
: that the influence of Alexander {.
:. Mckenzie or that of John Sat- !:
:. terlund We resent Mckenzie {.
: ism and apolluted ballot. 8
{: We believe the success of the :.
4 Republican party in North Da- :.
: kota depends on the elimination 8
: of McKenzieism from it's poll :
:. tics. =
8 Therefore, be it Resolved, 4:
: that the delegates selected by :.
= this convention to represent Nc :.
: Lean county at the Minot con- :
: vention, May II, 1908, be, and 8
:: they are hereby instructed to I:
= use all honorable means to Sc ::
: cure the selection of nation =
: al committeeman who is free ::
!: from the influence of MecKen- >
:: zieism and from corporation =
8 control. .
8 !: . : : $ & $ !: . = . = - =
The Stalwart delegates.
When the resolutions have been
considered the similarity of the
two meetings is at an end. The
regulars selected set of delegates
| to Minot as follows-all Stalwarts
and pronounced Little men:
| T. F. O'Hare, Garrison; Henry
Stin, Lincoln; P. M. Ferguson, Wash
burn; Ut. McCulloch, Washburn;
l.. M. Wallin, Washburn; j. E. Mel
son, Buffalo Lake, Alfred Bear, Arm
| strong; Adlia F. Stevenson, Elbow
woods; Jerry O'Shea, Berthold: John
Martin, Goodrich; M. Jasmann, Witt
mayer; Gottlieb Kalk, Martin; E. E.
Green, McClusky; J. P. Keim, Tur-
tie Lake; John Koth, Underwood;
Gust Steinhause, Max; B. o. Wyman,
Underwood; John Nathan, Goodrich; ;
VIM. Jurczewsky, White.
4. Alternate Delegates:
Ed. Peterson, Jacob Seibel D.
Stair, w. F. Seltz, Otto Schultz, J.
M. Peterson, Clair Everett, Frank
Packineau, j. r. Foley, Gottlieb
Burehler, Julius Matz, jacob Helm,
George Wagner, Charles Billows, Art
Steinhaus, Bert Thompson, J. E. Mil
Ter, N. Persky, Sam Harding.
The Insurget Delegation.
The other delegation which will
contest for seats is headed by P. K.
Eastman and the others are: Thos.
J. Haugburg, August E. Johnson,
Anton Peterson, o. v. Bowman, Fred
y Childs, Waydeman, H. E. Olson, R.
T. Fraser, J. D. Hanson, L. A. Bow
er, John J. Schmidt, o. F. McGray
R. D. Ward, R. T. Lierboe, J. S. Arm
: eson, Thos. D. Morrow, James Rice
and VIM. Conklin.
This delegation is devided between
Hansbrough and Marshall and is one
of the results of the alliance which
has been proven to exist between
the senatorial aspirants There may
who will favor the candidacy of Mr..
: Johnson for the senate, but not
many.
1t was brought out in the conven-
ton that at the county central COM
: factional differences played a large
part. Two of the known Stalwarl
members were unable to be present
but used their right to send prox-
les. These were held by H. F
: O'Hare and E. S. Lamb, but the
: committee refused to recognize them
: The committee was not averse to rec
: ognizing two proxies held by Insurg-
: ent members though, and two OF
: that faction participated in the con-
. Macomber to retire.
Factionalism reached a high pitch
. during the day and it is thought here
; that most of the voters who have
been lukewarm Insurgents will now
; be forced into the Stalwart ranks a:
: it is pretty generally understood tha
king" John dictated the action O.
: the county central committee and
: through it the insurgent conven
; ton.
Twichell Butted in-Called Down.
Treadwell Twichell, Insurgent can.
ddiate for governor, and Hon. N
. M. Johnson, candidate for the United
. States senate, were in the city and
attended the meeting of the Insurg-
ent delegates. Both of the gentle.
men spoke during recess taken by
the workers. Mr.. Johnson confined
his address to a discussion of the
necessity of revision of the tariff
and Mr.. Twichell paid some attention
to the local conditions and sympa-
thiZed with the members in the fact
that they would be classed as revolt
ers. He made the statement that all
present were insurgents but in that
he was contradicted by Chairman
Davis of the convention, Mr.. Davis
; claiming that all present were Re-
) publicans only and the speaker ac-
) cepted the correction. Attorney E.
J. Wright, Stalwart candidate for
the supreme bench. was also in the
city and he recognized the right of
) the local people to fight out their
) own differences and took no part in
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