The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-22

has enforced the law ne has approved
of every practical progressive measure
that has been referred to him ne mas
more than made good and Is IN every
way entitled to a second term Inc
people of Cass county, and MS olu
neighbors here in Page in particular
should rally to his support neXC tues-
day and give him the rouslng majority
he deserves.
New Rockford Transcript: A vote
to retain Governor Hanna Is a vote for
a governor whose every act Is a con-
s~cientious one, and for the best inter
ests Of the people. Do 1t next Wed
nesday.
Forman News: Why not give Gov
ernor Hanna a second term? he mas
attended to the arduous duties of GOV
ernor during the past two years with
honesty and faithfulness, and IN adot-
ton has displayed ability OF a hlgh
order. We believe that he IS deserVr
ing of another term at the hands OIL
the republican party. 1t is certainly
up to the republicans to put In good
mentor this Is going to be a repuo-
lican year.
Hamilton Independent: Remember
that L. B. Hanna has made good as
governor, that he has attended to the
duties of the state ably and efficiently
without the aid of a BRASS band or
publicity agent. You will n your
self by giving him your vote at the
| primaries. He is the kind Of man
North Dakota needs as its governor.
Medina Citizen: We see that the pro-
gressives, insurgents. or whatever you
want to call them-the people who
were supposed to be for cleaner poll
tics-are resorting to slate-making,
one of the things which the primary
law aimed to do away with. We be-
lieve tina this is the wrong way to &C
about helping a certain mans candi-
dacy. The law was made to give each
voter an equal right in naming OH
Gals and should either be lived up tc
or else done away with.
Turtle Mountain Star: Hon. L. B
Hanna Is fairly entitled to a secont
term. He has given the people a clear
busin esslike administration. He ma
reduced general expenses n has for
mulated certain improvements which
he should be permitted to carry GU
The state of North Dakota should no
experiment with it's governors bu
should keep the benefit of having
tinued in office. Governor Ham
should be sustained because he ha
endeavored to enforce all the laws o
the state. He looks forward not back
| "dIus L1S . pa Us So0LN ~AS&AS g.
lines. He is a safe, sane man, and hi
extensive business experience in man
lines, makes his services of great valu
to the state. 1t was Abraham Lincol
who said that we cannot afford to swa
horses while crossing a stream, ar
the wisdom of that epigram is empha
I sized by the present condition of thing
b in North Dakota. Vote for L. B. Har
J ma.
Crystal Call: The republican part
has an excellent opportunity to g.
into q. mix-up on the governorship.
looks like Hanna and Burdick agalni
Wishek. The former will divide tt
! temperance vote and Wishek will RI
l ceive the liquor vote quite unanimou!
ly. This being the situation Wishe
may be the nominee, in which case tt
democrats would be in a position
elect a governor with f. o. Hellstro
D as candidate. The republican party
q this state would not nominate Wishe
in an equal contest, and probab
l would not elect him If nominated {
" the platform which he Hal
ma appears to be the strong man, al
= temperance people should be particul;
@ to vote for him, not as against Blu
dick but against Wishek.
. Dickinson Press: 1t is general
IL conceded that J.. II. Wishek will get h
g vote largely from the votes hat wou
= naturally &C to Gov. i. B. Hanna. n
# Wishek cannot possibly be nominal
d and the only result that his candida
can have Is the defeat of Mr.. Ham