The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-09
COMMISSIONERS
STAY WITH PARTY
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS SAY
THEY PREFER TO BE ON THE
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
WHICH THEY WILL SUPPORT
LOOKS LIKE HANNA.

Railroad Commissioners w. II.
Stutsman and o. p. N. Anderson, both
of whom were renomlnated at the re-
publican primary in June, have noti-
fed the republican state committee
that they propose to support the re-
publican state ticket from top to bot
tom and that they, with their fellow
nominees, elect to have their names
appear in the republican column on
the ballot at the November election.
Young Mems Club.
The young men of Devils Lake have
taken the lead in starting a republic
can organization for the younger ele-
ment of the party. A Young Mems
Republican club has been organized
there and they viii open their cam
paign next Friday evening with a
monster banquet and rally at which
Congressman Hanna and other leaders
will speak. The affair will be the cul-
mination Of a countrywide trip of
speakers and candidates and is ex-
pected to be the greatest and most
enthusiastic event of it's kind ever
held, in the north half of the state as
delegations have promised to attend
from other counties, while every pre-
cinct in Ramsey county will be repre-
scented. 1t is expected the young men
Of other counties will follow suit in
organizing similar clubs.
Geo. w. Wilson, one Of the r~epubli-
a. leaders in the northwestern part of
the state, writes from Stanley, where
he is editor of The Sun, t. Chairman
Gray OF the republican state commit
tee: "Mountrail county hasn't even a
local democratic ticket in the field. We
are working hard for the republican
ticket and j can see no reason why the
whole ticket should not have a large
majority in this county. / hope you
can pull the grand old party through
this time with q united front"
Oscar Herum of Carpio writes re-
publican headquarters that Mr.. Hanna
is a strong candidate for governor
there.
Hall Talked of Hanna.
Henry Hall, the noted Washington
correspondent for The Pittsburgh
Chronicle Telegraph, called at republi-
can headquarters yesterday and paid a
glowing compliment to Congressman
Hanna, whom he said was one of the
most influential republican members oil
the lower house of congress and that
he was n of the hardest fighters
against Canadian reciprocity. Every.
body ! n Washington likes Hanna, re-
garless of party" said Colonel Hall.
c. Il. Boyden, editor Of The Lisbon
Free Press, writes Chairman Gray OF
the republican state COMMITTEES: There
Is no question but what Hanna will
have a good majority for governor in
this county,"
C. e. Davidson Of Portal writes
Cant find any bull moosers around
here. But really we do not care SO
much about the presidential election
as we do about our state election. We
want to show them we have a level
headed set Of men in, North Dakota.
We have as good avs regarding cleo
tons as any state in the union and we
should abide by them"
What Others Say.
Alloys Wartner, one of the leading
attorneys al Harvey, and we'll known
all over the state, writes Chairman
Gray: 81 feel there viii be no ques-
ton about Hanna's election. I an
firmly convinced that of the three mer
who are now seeking the Office of gov
ernor that Mr.. Hanna is the best man
in every way and the only man Of the
three to fill the governors chair with
honor to the state and himself. / feel
that in the state we are gong to elect
our ticket from top to bottom, and not
only that, but after we have elected
our candidates that they can be elected
again, because they are going to make
good"
N. B. Pinkham of Casselton visited
republican headquarters yesterday and
among other things said that there had
been some Roosevelt sentiment Out
there until the third termers put up q
candidate against Hanna, but now prac-
ticaily everyone was working hard foE
the fatter's election n republican
sentiment was growing stronger every
day for the ticket from top to bot
tom.