The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-08-02
Our Ticket. Opinions Of the Press. j..

tstastic., The ticket is q good one.-LdRe
CITY Leader, Rep.) sai5...7f ~
Litchfeld Ledger, Rep.) says: .".We
must in justice admit that they are good
men and true, and qualified for the posi-
tons for which they have been n lfrl ina
ted" .'A'.l' ''''''' ~.
Denaoc~a The platform
has the ring of the true metal and the
Voice OF the true faith, while the ticket,
headed by the Hon. d. L. Buell., OF
Houston county, is almost unexceptiona-
blea 1ils4~ e F.f..il
The majority Of Democrats hereabouts,
and many OF the Republicans speak Of
Hon. DBL Buell., Democratic nominee
tor Governor, in very complimentary
terms. Concerning the remainder Of the
ticket there does not appear any great
amount Of noise on the back Seats
Minneapolis Tribune (Rep) ~
The convention passed, by small ma
|jority, the regular specie contraction res
olntions, that the banks told it to, and did
| it in the face Of the best interests of
;nine-tenths of the people Of the State,
and in accordance with the behests OF
Wall streetand the national banks.-In-
dustraal Age. Chicago. ..i.lta !aG 49, aaa
4 The Democratic ticket is far from be-
ing strong one, lacking anything in
the nature Of cOhesiveness and strength,
which are elements necessary to success !;
vet, .judicious nominations must be made
by Republicans if they expect to hold
the reins OF State government. -Lanes-
bore Journal. Rep.) w., !
Hon. D. L. Buell.. the candidate for
Governor, is we'll known throughout the
State as a man of ability, integrity and
culture. There have been but few State
elections held since the late war, or he
fore it, in which this gentleman has not
/ been brought prominently before the
people as candidate tor some of the
highest Offices. = Lake City Sentinel,
4 (Dem.) ..s,,ss 9u"a ...n.s 81
i The result of the State Democratic
Liberal Republican Convention, last
week, made a great many sore-heads,
and many other hearts were made to
ache. But then some were made happy
4 who did not much expect any of the
leaves and fishes Of the party.-Fron,
the Shakopee 4rgtts. (Dem.) ~
The last-clause undoubtedly refers to
our friend Scencerbox.- te1. ! ara
The Rochester Record and Union,
Uib.) says: The nomination of Hon
D. L. Buell., Of Houston county, for Go, .
ernor, shows wisdom and sound jud,
ment on the part OF the Convention tina,
placed him in nomination. He is an
Anti Monopolist from principle, and t, {
entire Opposition vote of the State can
more readily unite upon Mr.. Buel
than any other candidate who could have
been named. He is an old resident O.
, Southern Minnesota, and has represent
ed his county in the State Senate witt
much credit and ability
Hon. D. L. Buell., who was YESTERDAY
nominated for Governor by the Demo
cratic State Convention, is resident 0
Houston county and lawyer by pro
fession. He has represented his count,
for one or more terms in the State Ser
ate and was prominent and Influential
. member of that body. His reputation
! for integrity is excellent and his abilitie
{ are repre- ,ented to be OF high order
, He will prove more formidable candi
date than Mr.. Fisher would have been
h Wright Go. Times, CRep.)
The Democratic Convention Of tn
; State OF Minnesota, met on Wednesda
: last. and tossed Mr.. Fisher, the Monopt
" candidate overheard, and nominate
:. Gen. Buell. Of Fillmore county, for Go,
: ernor. The ticket generally,-is a goo
!. one, and if the Anti Monopoly men thu
!, meet on the eth, endorse it, Minnesot
will be freed from Bill King rule. TIL
!. Anti Nlonopolists Of Minnesota are worl
! ing honest and with true grit They d
s. have the Monopolists slip in and stealth
" fruits of their victory.
The nomination Of Hon d. l.. Buel
J. of Houston county, for governor, by ii
q Democratic Liberal convention, al 5
u Paul, last Wednesday, was by all ode
: the fttest one ever made by that par
= :, in this State. Among all the public me
: OF the commonwealth Of Minnesota, n.
:. better one could have been ,chose
i and if elected he will fill the gubern,
:, !. turial chair with better satisfaction
l. the people, and more credit to himsel
of that any g>verAor WHO has set occupi'
" it. A man OF sterling qualities, cles
r headed, conscientious, an unexception
q BILE character, ripe scholar, an expe
,e fenced legislator and one whose symp
i thies are with the people-just the M
is for the hmes.-Rushtord Star Gin
i Rep.)- M r
- Mr. Buell. is an able, earnest man,
"a every one will admit after reading
r speech. II Nominated unexpectedly
:. himself, he stated his views before
al convention with an earnestness and VI
he Or that wrung tribute even from
d. political opponents. There is no effen
he nate polish about him. He has tho
~ manly elements Of character and q 81
ne cerity in his political convictions Il
%; will commend him to the people. Shot
* he make q canvass Of the State, as !
e trust he will. he viii prove formidal
2, candidate for the popular SURFACES,
~ : lawyer and Legislator, we believe
80 record IN clear and unimDeachahle. a