The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-26
North Dakota Political Gossip

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ment in this state. and there II not
much doubt that Ii knew Leslie's cor
respondent would be here long before
he came. The people should look in
to this matter. ais IL is certain that
the present campaign will be one in
which money will be spent freely,
both by the stalwart organizations and
the liquor interests. The people are
lighting for principle, and should not
neglect to be wide awake
Such statements expressed by The
Searchlight are only i'm line with
other foolish and unreasonable state
ments made against honest men who
have the courage of their convictions
and dare TO stand out and proclaim
themselves as stalwart republicans.
The Courier can be classed as stalwart
t. The Searchlight so desires, bue we
will guarantee to say that there is
not, nor has there been, a stronger
champion of prohibition in this state
than its editor. who will continue to
advocate prohibition so long as he
shall live. We question III The earch-
light can find one so-called Stalwart
newspaper in the state championing
the saloon cause, and it is such de-
liberate Justification against stalwart
republicans at the hands of the self
constituted elimination committee of
disappointed and old time "so-called
gang politicians that has weakened
and stullified a movement for clean
politics In this state that would have
been winner. How can the people
L 1sNv,
ltifne political dictators, every one OF
them tarred with the brush fof stall
wartisn in the past, and expect to get
anything bat lemon. handed to them,
It is case OF the pot calling the
kettle black with one side trying e
wrest the organization OF the state re.
publican machine from the other
The Courier will support the, men Il
thinks best fitted for the ONCE whether
he be stalwart or insurgent Blu
we do most strongly protest agains
such rot as dished up by The Search.
light
Niels Hemmingsen in The Cooper
/ town Courier: In the last issue of TIL,
i Sentinel there was an information t,
the voters Of the Sixteenth Legislative
district that I was a candidate for re
election. can't think from wha
source The Sentinel gets its informa
|. tion as whenever the subject of a re
] election was brought UP to me / al
ways positively refused to be consider
ed as a candidate for fourth tern
III will at this opportunity express m
/ thinks to the voters of the 18th dis
} trict for the liberal support that the
. have given me in the course Of m
! three terms of servitude.
! The Sentinel further states that
} am a McCumber adherent and in thi
3 the Sentinel is correct I am a sup
! porter of McCumber. Nice is the frs
, men who in the national assembl
| advocated the cause of the farmer
throughout our great land and point
D ed out to them the remedy by whic
) to promote their interests, namely I
e organization. Other classes organic
e for the purpose of lettering their cor
ditions and that is also the best rem
: ledy for the farmer, and therefore
r hope that every farmer will rememb,
e this at the coming primary electio
and support McCumber
It Hampden Guardian: TIE interestir
= to read the different reasons offert
e by the insurgent press to excuse II
: action taken by the main bosses
Il that party at recent meeting held
Il Valley City All of them seem
d agree that it is hard proposition
: have them all beat Not satisfied vii
n their previous slate they Topped al
: made another and new have two slat
in the field They are very liable
d get busy and make another before II
! primaries But what can you. expe
l. Ifrom bunch like that? They a
l. hardly responsible for their action
VI In the beginning OF the party, the pr
o, mary election law and It's prfhcipl
sri was the main shaft Of that party. nc
is they Totally disregard it. AS in da
or1 of yore. man TO get recogniti,
l. among the insurgents must kneel
the feet of the masters, and SUI
masters! Men who woul not hesita
oft sacrifice the entire party If tn
ID thought ii would be to their advaata
IN to do So
Id Wahpeton Globe Gazette: The
s. seems to be trouble in the ranks of t
"a tASut sent AepuOlAC6hs IN SH0uSiHs
c. slate. 1t takes a machine to beat
o. machine all right, but it looks to
he. man UP a tree as though the insurge
in machine was troubled with too ma
he lengineers.
ill Wahpeton Globe Gazette: The y
RI mary law is rapidly creating insurgs
n insurgents and eliminating eliminate
e. and the end is not yet
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