The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-27

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I the redemption of North Dakota from
. the calamity bowling democratic
column and spells Progress, Peace and
Plenty. -.
Minot Independent: II looks as
though G. A. Johnson will be SIRE
winner IN his fight for the nomination
TOT governor. Mr.. Johnson will carry
ward county by a very large majority.
Inc independent knows OF good many
/ VINO did not support Mr.. Johnson two
years ago. for political reasons. who.
AFTER thinking over the situation care
| tully, concluded that after all there was
no good reason, why the home man
should not have their support and
now have their coats off and doing
hard work for him. Johnson made
many friends two years ago. by tbe
manner in which he took his defeat
Naturally one must be greatly disap-
pointed to arrive so nearly AT the
goal of his aspirations and then learn
mat he had failed. But Mr. john
son never murmured. He took his
defeat like the man he Is, and tho1,-
sands who did not vote for him hA-
Iore' VIII support him this time lust
on, that account Those, too who
want to see North Dakota, wrested
from the control of the democrats
are turning in and doing what thew
can for Mr.. johnson. 1t is the duty
of the people of northwestern North
Dakota to give Mr. Johnson their
solid support. He, and he alone. can
defeat John Burke.
Aneta Panorama: Gronna smoke at
the Neville operahouse last Tuesday
evening and The Panorama man to-
gether with others thought they wouId
like to find out what he had TO saw
and therefore journeyed over to our
neighboring town.
FIRST he spent a great deal Of time
trying to convince the people that he !
Is not travelling on a pass, but forgot
to tell the audience about the interest
of Mckenzie and himself.
he attempted to explain the PAYNE |
Aldrich tariff law, but seemed to pet
badly mixed up, and it really. appeared |
tlat ne old not know what he was talk |
ing about He got pretty close to |
declaring himself a free trader and at |
THIS stage switched off very suddenly |
10 the subject of my honesty" He
was. very particular to refer to this
subject my honesty" a great manv |
times and it struck us that he had an
Idea that people did not have the right
Impression of him along this line
We have often wondered wbv M
lTT0nnn
ana inHuepce in Washington than he
mas put since hearing the speech Tues
lay night We have made up our mind.
we believe the job is too big for the
nan.
To be fair, our candid opinion Is that
Or. Gronna in aspiring for the United
states senate Is asking for place that
he has not the ability to fill.
Bismarck Tribune: The Grand Forks
Herald brings out that time-tried and
ireA tested bugaboo about corporations
n the closing days of the campaign.
The old ghost has been shaken SO Oft
N and so vigorously that It's bones
ghosts have bones-are nearly rat
led apart. The Herald sees great
lordes or grinning corporations de-
cending upon the people of this state
nd swallowing them UP in an at
nosphere of blood and fire. Every few
lays The Herald throws an anti-cor-
'oration fit for the benefit Of the in
urgents.
II any of the corporations of this
tate have suffered at the hands of
The Herald's candidates for reelection
9 office, we have failed to discover
hat fact. The insurgent officials who
ave been In Office have been remark
bly, placid and serene in their con-
of corporation domination.
none Of the corporations OF
he country have received any severe !
otis at the hands OF Messrs. Mar
hall and Gronna. We believe Mr..
1arshali did attack the STANDARD oil
70. with a denatured alcohol can. but
he contents seemed to have leaked
ut, and the oil can has gone to the
olitical rubbish heap.
1t Is a fact that most or the big !
corporations and the peo-
lie prosper together. Corporations
10 not prosper when the purchasing
over Of the people Is limited. Rail- !
Dads do not prosper when the people
long their line are not prosperous. /
corporations want business and busi- /
eas does not thrive In hard times. /
There are no corporations especial {
7 interested in the election Of North
Dakota beyond the natural desire to
ee level headed and sensible men In
nice. Corporations do not want agi !
ators, demagogues, firebrands and ]
anters tn office Neither should any, (
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