The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-11-19
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11'eP]hH9!1cah NOMINATION 10? IN tn'saistr1ct
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"a "a SVoR'rHrNUroN; Now ~, 1s75:uij
u EDfroK AIDjy ANGE: Your last paper
was 'Tead' with hfdclt interest by all!
THOSE who take any part lin politics.:
and I am SIRE that there are many RE
-ipubliclnsin the county who withstand,
by you in;sayii,g that the light: oRfpl,b-
licaar :TyotesN WAS Ill protest ;ilgainst the
ring" That there is ii: : ringii7' WAS
freely Observation-Disclosures Wlere
i'm the county, before the election. ,,,4 do
not kA9W stAat thiS was called = co1r?yi.!Qpt
|, ring 4: but that it was kn AVN, as lust
what YOU termed il, the, ss.ol1ice-llolders'
and 0f1icc-Seekers:'', ting,"| 1eYery boy
knows, Tie ,pe6pfe Wished to protest
against '.hayiilg III our. ,c;ltctises hhhd
tcoliyentioMs, and ALI the zniachineff'yg IF
politics worked Sd. entirely by the 'I0li-,
;ticians to the Xclusion of the people::7 =:
Nl Your course, MIR: Editor, is rappleid-
ed by every honest man who is not IAN
office seeker Those voters :WhO voted
. the Reforms ticket did not ask nor: ex-;
pect you to support tlieivr ticket7 but.
ley expected you to support the Rei'
Publican jtitketwlrile protesting against
the formation ofan "Of1ice-hOlllers2a and
office seekers'ring'' to hold the offices of
this district aud county. II, YOU WILL
Keep the ADVANCE, an ,, INDEPENDENT
Fpeople's nlpeE, and not let; it BECOME
the prgan Of any ring, TIE people VIZ;
be On your l. si9e always: .s1;1> .:,,a IN gy
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l.; EDITOR ADVANCE. Inasm9iclf sas
YOU have' devoted 4" very considerable
space to ;meim your last issue; T. hope
slla1fn0o he trespassing if>Ea.sk room
for Is fewlihesi III replyy ,:sIA a29H''s t!t ls
I'LL am cllarged with being AM Office
seeker, The first civil otlice1 eyerIheld
was bestowed Oh me by my friends. in
Mobiles Cobnty, unsolicited by me, and
without my knowledge, while WAS. ah7,
sent ip WatoMw;n County working f.
the harvest field. + haze never: asked
any delegate o,any convention to sup
port me tex hyomai la i ]; for al{y otfiSf,
and [ have never asked any voter to
give me his ballot at. the polls: = Iii
what b! s So then, ain al office seeket,
j.. 2. A convention ofHforty=nine' dele
gates, REPRESENTING every town in }tl,e
county except one, met in Wortlnngton'
on tile 2etir of September: They putin
nomiha alton ticket which W*ts elected
on the I'd ofNovember. If. this was a,
ring? it tW;ls a.pretty large One.%;ir tr
3. !YD1,entirely mistook, my, position
IN the friendly chat: we had after the,
+" Mass, Gonyention,;n,, / ,diQ not wish
you =? abuse any one. th9!9Hlght tthhast,
as az: impartial joYan;1list you shoilld
have given them tile benefit Of d full
report Of their. proceedings while they
|: We're III Il public lallMh0t, however,
after they adjourned to Il private office,
J., 4. You speak 6f tile ''siliall Repubfis
can majority"' for the county 'tieket.' It
seems to''ihe tl,atS it wts ayery" large
when We consider the forces that were
arrayet(" agatihst'iit. "Therei were the
Temperance partly the Reform parity
the democratic parts5 the HerSey partly
the' Observation-Disclosures
party, iaH under the lead of; it:sp0pulaN
'candidate for Governor? The wonder,
under tue .cilrvmstaM!ces,sis that it. re-
ceiyed amy, majority. at al. u ,;u, -, t,,
tx q 4Gn A5s a3S9 Wr f;!g, Whsn YER say
e e :S HAVE 3v His as ai ;sS Hg tii
privilege Of Printing ahy'li little "'s',ow
,bils'''tllAt YOU Are paid tfor.' stMyn posi-
/ tiGn' is tl1is!'*\Vllen' s'ihan 'wi{0' is,as
much an Office seeker rs any one, goes,
about the county peddling such things,
he is engaged ina very small busin esse
F. Gal ,believe| that nh wbo know NJ
will bear; witness tAat,sIt express my
opinion al. men and things as freely he.
fore an ELECTION as after.it a,rc.lv o-..
l. sna d:,w ,..,.l:l!.;u !, e: R3iEii441h. T.,
/, I'VE are ihuebtedtb Jill. MAXWELL for
the following comparison of temperal
,tute: ssfs" i''nh '3I ,''a'a Hn:'nI ,4ms i"
sobIfs Co., MINIS: rEstfE'sArunE D F. oad51osrn;
1875. -
Mean mnnptetaapnd rX!' n''V ..s',a,! A4Boyh y
Coldesu aiay, isltlT ',,''s' 81 rz.ht ,.;tn' =
S Mfs%sst i Ssys t a. 'ns a i''oSs
Mercury highest, 21st at7p: 1.y-e2td -.,rn -,s7S
| wlnrEs1Df.1 o;h1LiaNcas, .TEArBRA7uRE or
log Intn5! ,QGrQAER. 1874 -,st.,l & NJ i,uI,
Mte3g Temperature al, Il =! -, 81 tus-,s wills
MaiMssSt: 81, SA3 S4lu,.; d.ia:t .l;sa y,i,stl s$'
Mercury lowest, 3lst, ut a. nj. ,-I,I,s ,,t 20
aes9Ary highest f2d'IatFt h Nh han, s;'7,>y j..
J.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3 .
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RRAA5Ys Il Iii at4 ..T' 2s <@SS
BEANs WHITE, p busi,, ~, Y az
sGGy ! ao a' !'zsr + :iir1 zri ,T,' W.
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