Das Leben von John Albert Johnson: Dreimal Gouverneur von Minnesota. Die Kandidatur war am Tag madelat. Ihre Idee war, dass, wenn der Gouverneur ein Jahr oder neunemonths vor dem Kongress auf das Feld gebracht wurde, sein Boom früh am Tag aushagten würde. Später wurde jedoch herausgefunden, dass diese Befürchtung nicht gerechtfertigt war, denn als Gouverneur Johnson offiziell als Kandidat für die Kandidatur eingesetzt wurde, wurde festgestellt, dass seine Chancen für viele Staaten bereits abgewiesen worden waren, aufgrund der vorherrschenden Meinung, dass Herr Bryan der einzige Kandidat sein würde. Endlich aber das DemocraticState Central Committee

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Life of John Albert Johnson : three times governor of Minnesota . candidacy were madelate in the day. Their idea was that had theGovernor been brought into the field a year or ninemonths before the convention his boom would wearitself out early in the day. It was found out later, however, that this apprehension was not justified, for when Governor Johnson was formally put for-ward as a candidate it was found that his chances inmany states had already been foreclosed, owing tothe prevailing opinion that Mr. Bryan would be theonly candidate. At last, however, the DemocraticState Central Committee of Minnesota, on March 6, formally sponsored Governor Johnsons candidacyby means of the following resolution: Governor John A. Johnson has twice broughtvictory to the Democracy of Minnesota. Duringhis incumbency of the office of governor more re-forms have been instituted and more remedial legis-lations adopted than during any period of time inthe history of our state. He has been controlledonly by the public interest. His mentality, restless i8o ?t/lto lOur-. MinNCAPOLie JOU Tm. OLD -JTORY riT-9 ONCE- MOK^ POLITICAL. CARTOONS i8i JOHN ALBERT JOHNSON energy and sound judgment united with his unim-peachable integrity make him the embodiment ofthe best spirit of the West, an ideal Americancitizen. Confidently believing that his nominationas the candidate of the party for the presidencywould bring to our support the electoral vote of allthe states east of the Mississippi Valley, and thussecure national triumph, we respectfully present tothe Democracy of the nation the name of the Hon.John A. Johnson as candidate for President of theUnited States, and recommend the Democrats ofMinnesota that they cause his name to be presentedto the national convention at Denver for nomina-tion. Even then Governor Johnson would not admitthat he considered himself a candidate. Hisfriends, however, were determined to enter him inthe race, and immediately after the state committeehad adopted the resolu

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