The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-05
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merchants of the city decorate in hon
or of the. New Workers. visit.
May Nominate Ticket.
That a full state ticket will be nom
mated tomorrow at the Roosevelt party
convention is altogether probable. de-
spite the wide divergence of opinion on
the advisability of such a step. In
some quarters it is believed that the
nomination Of such a ticket would do
more harm than good to the candidacy
of Mr.. Roosevelt himself, while others
are of the opinion that the new party
should take a definite stand on all
things and make an independent fight
without trying to hirt with the ticket
nominated on the republican ticket at
the June primaries.
Among those who are reported to
be unfavorable to the third party tick
ct in the state is A. Y. More, the ma
tional committeeman who has been re-
ported by some to have said that such
a move would lose Mr.. Roosevelt be-
tween 10000 and $1,000 votes In the
state.
"The temper Of the convention will
depend much on the speech of Colonel
Roosevelt tomorrow afternoon" said
Door H. Carroll Of Minot, stat chair
man Of the new party's central COM
mittee, to a Forum representative this
morning. 81 see that he is advocating
a full and separate ticket in all states,
so I presume he may do the same here.
In such case l suppose a full ticket Will
be put in the field"
Sweet Is Mentioned.
Should an independent ticket be
placed in the field to u in opposition
to the, republican and democratic
nnYninan0 Can oeYacGT1nT = and
Warden Hellstrom, there has been a
good deal Of speculation about the
standard bearer. Since the talk Of
Il. H. Aaker has died down, q pretty
thorough v Of all the available
third party men has been made.
Mayor W. d. Sweet of Fargo looms
up al one Of the likely possibilities
for the gubernatorial honors. In fact,
Sweet sentiment Is quite. evident to-
day. The ground has been pretty
we'll gone over and every man has
been considered who would allow his
name mentioned in that connection.
1t Is understood an effort has been
Lieutenant Governor Burdick and
James A. Buchanan in order to get
them to enter the race. But Mr..
Burdick has declined in no uncertain
terms and says he is going to up
port Congressman Hanna for governor
and thinks that Governor wilson OF
| New Jersey should adequately suit
every progressive not pleased with the
present administration. Mr.. Buchan-
an, a candidate for the republican
nomination for governor, is reported
to also have declined to consider the
flirtations of the Roosevelt party and
Is said to have stated he Is willing
to abide by the decision of the people
| expressed in the June primaries.
Every other Roosevelt man. from
Mr.. Sweet to Dorr Carroll, has been
mentioned for governor, and it is
understood the choice will lie between
the Fargo mayor, David Bartlett of
| Cooperstown and Judge Lauder of
Wahpeton, should the latter consent to
abandon his aspirations for congress
sional honors on the Roosevelt ticket,
as has been widely rumored.
Headquarters Established.
Campaign headquarters have been
opened in the Mccormick building or
N. P. In about three weeks,
it is understood, Mr.. Carroll will as
| s1nne' active charge here in Fargo and