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Show HI 11 " H Mm It has been published that Mr. Callister has B 1 secured delegates enough outside of this city to H insure his nomination for Governor. If he has it B has been from the fact that he is fanatical B ; churchman, for in nothing but his fanatioism has BB j be any claim upon the voters of this State for H )W the exalted office of Governor. If he should be B J nominated, the instant conclusion of the masses B tjM of tuo People would be that the church had des- BB tiiffil ' ignated him for the place for the purpopq of hav- B lisSt ing kIm beaten by some one who stanas higher B M h1 m cnurcn estimation than he does; some one B fl H hke Mr- Roberts or Major Young. We shall be B Is Wt ' able to make some gueeses when the convention B MnH meets. |
