The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-25

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Wahpeton Globe.G Gazette: As the
campaign progresses it appears that
the progressive republican leaders
expect to win their fight for Tbos
Marshall by attacking Senator McCuno-
oers record on the tariff bill and thew
appear to have found no other 1aw IN
the senator's record. Circulars re-
Gently sent out explain that McCurber
voted the same as Senator Aldricb did
some seventy times during tba +iyo,e
the bill was before the senate and
against Aldrich only eleven times The
circular shows that McCumber vo+ad
against the amendments offered in tba
senate to put lumber and other com
INJURIES largely used by his constittl-
ents' on the free list and the conclu-
sloh is that Mr.. McCumber has not
oeeh Ioyal TO his constituents. Mr..
MarshalFs circulars are entirely I'M
lar me people of this state have
never mad a representative more zeal
Gus or their interests, not even except-
ing Mr.. Marshall himself. Mr. Nc
Cumoer was member of the finance
committee, in whose hands the tar
III Dill was and whose Chairman was
senator Aldrich. It was largely
through Senator McCumber's inf1p-
ence and work that the tariff was re-
auced by the committee on lumber
Iarm machinery and iron, ore and was
retained without reduction on whest
ana other grains After fighting. n ont
IN the committee and coming to, an
agreement, which was Of necessity q
compromise, Mr.. McCumber and ali
the other members of the committee
as well as Mr.. Aldrich voted for tbe
Dill and against any OF the amend
ments to change 1t. They couId have
accomplished nothing had thew done
Cooperstown Courier: Senator Nc
Cumber, who has undergone two onar-
at1ons is now reported out Of danear
put will not be able to come bor,e
until the first of June. This win not
give MIN much of chance to work
TOT himself during the primary cam
palSh The farmers of this state
should bear in mind that Senator NC
Cumper has been making a valiant
nght Tor the federal inspection of gra,n
whlch is move in their behalf and
ms enorts are meeting with success
IL is sure TO come as the sentiment IN
congress, Is fast coming to that idea |
MOI only is he working for that hut
ne is doing his utmost to reprassnt
the state for all the people. When the
farmers of North Dakota go To tba
polls TO choose their senator's next |
month they should vote for Mr. No
Cumber, who is the best man in o,,r
Judgment for the position. He Is n |
Inc for the Craftsmanship of the SEN
ate committee on finance If he is 70
elected This committee will have rooro
20 DO with the revision of the tariqf
me banking or currency system mr. anv
xlnd of legislation affecting fha tav.
ION OF the people than any corp,ittaa
u the senate. Cur people sbonId Laen
Ter representatives in Congress- 49,
enough to give them d chance 70 ae
something and not change than, 49,,
election at the behest of a. LOT ~ ,o1t4
cal ofnce seekers. Give McCnmher
,hance and he will make good
Tower City Topics: The announce
nent Of Congressman Il p Hanna
VINO Is candidate for nomination.
md reelection on the republican tick
y appears elsewhere In this Issue
Ar. Hanna has made a good show
ng In his first term, much better than
9 usually made by congressman in
heir first term. which shows that he
the right man for the place. He is
live at all times TO the Interest Of This
treat state Of ours and Its people re
representative OF the whole state
'nd Is as jealous in looking after the
interests of one section or locality as
mother, not letting personal interests
y acquaintance make any differences
Wahpeton Globe.vGazette: Mcc4,no-
Ter has made the almost unnecessary
statement that his candidacy for re.
lection Is for the six-year term. OIL
curse 1t Is and how anyone who willJ.'
ave the matter assn1ofnent's thought 4
an think otherwise Is hard to under
tand Barring the accident of the !
udden death of Senator johnson there
you'd have been only one senator 10
'e chosen, McCumber's term expiring
" constitutional provision. Naturally
\ seeking reelection Ii would be for +
hat term for which he would have
'een an aspirant under ordinary cir
umstances.
Tolna Tribune. We publish this
week the announcement OF r, r
lama who is q candidate for re-elec-
ION as member Of congress. It is
'ur belief that Mr.. Hanna il North i
)akota's strongest representative in
Washington today and reading the
tate papers we Judge that he II the /