Reminiscences of Minnesota Politics
Reminiscences of Minnesota Politics
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I replied that it was now elective, and would come before the convention.
Next day, General Baker in a remarkably eloquent speech presented the name of Colonel Thompson for governor. After Hubbard 's nomination, Gen. Baker announced himself a can- I?
578 MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY COLLECTIONS.
didate for railroad commissioner. He had many personal friends among the delegates ; his ringing speech had favorably impressed many others; Governor Marshall, anticipating no opposition, had made littl...e or no effort in his own behalf, and General Baker was nominated. He was, of course, elected, and held this important position five years.
In the midst of the Hubbard campaign I purchased the St. Paul Dispatch from Ex-Governor Marshall, and on September 17, 1881, resumed control of the paper as its editor and sole proprietor.
In the fall of 1881, the Minnesota Supreme Court rendered a decision which opened the way for a settlement of the old, repudiated State Railroad bonds, and Governor Pillsbury at once called an extra session of the Legislature to act upon the question.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I replied that it was now elective, and would come before the convention.
Next day, General Baker in a remarkably eloquent speech presented the name of Colonel Thompson for governor. After Hubbard 's nomination, Gen. Baker announced himself a can- I?
578 MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY COLLECTIONS.
didate for railroad commissioner. He had many personal friends among the delegates ; his ringing speech had favorably impressed many others; Governor Marshall, anticipating no opposition, had made littl...e or no effort in his own behalf, and General Baker was nominated. He was, of course, elected, and held this important position five years.
In the midst of the Hubbard campaign I purchased the St. Paul Dispatch from Ex-Governor Marshall, and on September 17, 1881, resumed control of the paper as its editor and sole proprietor.
In the fall of 1881, the Minnesota Supreme Court rendered a decision which opened the way for a settlement of the old, repudiated State Railroad bonds, and Governor Pillsbury at once called an extra session of the Legislature to act upon the question.
What to read after Reminiscences of Minnesota Politics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry a Henry Anson Castle to read onlineMoreLess
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