The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-26
n. D. POLITICAL GOSSIP

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Minot Independent: The Gran,
FORKS Herald Is one Of those paner,
that poses as an insurgent fen,Ibii.
can paper before the primaries anf
then supports Burke fer governor Il
then supports Burke for governor I,
Herald supports and who II does not
the voters OF the state do their our
thinking anyway.
/ Tolna Tribune: Like tba r,,u...,,...
that follow a heavy tbundnrstn,.s..
4 en are sun mutterings In the rival
lamps OF North Dakota republicans
6ut the example set by Buchanan. who
mas promised his support to G. A
Jonnsoh' VIII no doubt be generals,
foilowed and as a result we shau have
not only republican state but renuh.
lican officers. epuD-
hannah Moon: Time passes and
as people taake G. A Tobnso..,1
measure ne grows more popular. II
"A. Aaker' one of his opponents in +ho
primary comes out strongly with the
statement that he will vote for and
support MIN In the race for eovernor
. fiahsorough likens him to the sto.a
governor OF Minnesota. There is now,
littie doubt that Johnson. the rAn,,t.
ilcan choice, will have the united nar.
" behind him to elect him as A.
next governor of North Dakota.
Edmore Herald: Some of +ba 49,.
Gratis Of the state have started : -
iNeu Doom for Governor Burke for
ie democratic nomination for pres-
,ueht' out Is nothing more than to give
ilifl boost for governor for a third
Term No thinking man can imagine
tmat Governor Burke will have the
sllshtest chance to be democratic
n ne for president of the limited
States' but he has a number of boost
ers over the state who thought this
might be very good move in ordar
70 gam him votes in the coming cam
palgn. He has been governor +y,,o
terms, and we believe that his stror
uous duties as such entities him N =
rest and we predict that the neonle
Of the state will retire him this fan
Hamilton Independent: Nou, that
the ticket has been named ticLa+ |
that IS well balanced geoosranbioa1lv |
!, ticket made up Of good men-it /
should receive the cordial support of |
All republicans. The ticket this wear
SoInHahds the confidence of all who
oeheVe in the policies advocated nv
me republican party, and we reiterate
= ehIltled to and should receive uni
-ed support. Let us be consistent
With ourselves and elect to the COW
7rnorship man who will, when occa-
'ion arises, send a man to Washineto,,
whose views on national legislation
ire not directly antagonistic to CIV
avn me republicans of North Da-
sota Ialled to elect its last two can
'laates Tor governor because of strife
Vithln the party. Isn't it about time t
nat we doff the cloak Of personal
lmpltlon and. vindictiveness and roll
lp our sleeves for an old time re-
publican victory? Course it is,
Bismarck Palladium: H, Fl. Aakar
rstwhile candidate for the republican
domination for governor of North ma
,ota, has come out unreservedly with
statement endorsing the nomination
I the successful candidate, q
ohnson OF Minot. This is as it sho,,ldI |
e and throws into still stronger re-
lei the dishonest methods now being
dVoeated by the democratic party in {
ne state on behalf of their, third tern,
andidatei for the same position. A S
eW weeks ago the leaders of these
after were to be heard loudly urging
ne scattered members of their marty
stand together for the grand old
rlnclples of democracy, the object in q
Mentally being to secure enough {
otes SO that their candidates name 7
'ould appear in the desired place on /
ne ofhcial ballot. Now we find these t
anne gentlemen busily engaged in fo- I
renting dissension and treacherv In
ne ranks of their opponents, using as I
rguments the very reasons which
ley were condemning only a few |
eeks before. The high-minded action
Buchanan and Aaker must. how |
yer prove considerable of a stumb-
ng block to these dishonest practices
nd tend to open the peoples eyes to
lie robustness of their action two
ears ago, when they repudiated the
of their party at the polls
the fall.