The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-08-02

,tastics, The ticket lis good one.-Ldae, /
City Leader, Rep.) .isoisi..isr ~
Lttchfsld Lsdgsr, Rep:) says: ...Wel
must in justice admit that they are good
men and true, and qualified for the posi-
Ions Ions fpr which iItI. fhsy have been a0miAa
~ ]. aftssfk,;ns sf;sH.itas ss.si u = Tfs1
sFaribault Democ rat 1.-The platform
has the ring Of the true metal and the
voice of the true faith, while the ticket,
headed abysiths Hon. d .lifL. Buell. Of
Houston county, is almost xceptiona-
bleu ssi5ts@a III. ~ z r.f'.ii
The majority Of Demo etrats hereaBouts,
and many 81 the RepubficainrissE,' speak Of
Hon. D. Z. Buell., Democratic nou1inee
tor Governor, in vverv complimentary
terms. Concerning the remainder Il the
ticket there does not appear ahy great
amount Of 'nbise on the back Seals
Minneapolis = Irsbuns (Rep. ' ',.,, I'D, =,
The convention. passed, by a small ma
jority, the regular specie contraction res
olntions. that the banks told iit to, anddids
itsin the face efithe best interests of
,nine-tenths Of the people Of the State
and in accordance with the behestsi Of
Wall streetand the national. banks.--I,s-
dnstrsal Age. Chicago. ..aiu] j,a. nfst]rin
HI The Democratic ticket Is far from be.
ing strong one, lacking anything III
the nature Of cohesiveness and Strength,
which are elements necessary to success
yet, iudicious nominations must be made
by Republicans If they expect to hold
the reins OF State government - Lanss-
dcro Journal. Rep) ~ ,, :, -
Hon. p. L. Buell.. the candidate for
Governor, is. we'll known throughout the
State as = man Of ability, integrity and
culture, d There have been but few State
elections held since the late war, or be-
fore it, in which this gentleman has not
been brought prominently before. the,
people as candidate, tor some of the
highest oficessr Lake. City Seatsnel,
lDem.) t.aAst z, s9tiaa -..t.ht!s.Ts
/. The result of the State Democratic
iheral-R Republican Convention, last
week. made a great many sore-heads,
and many other hearts were made to
ache. But then some were made happy
who did not much expect any Of the
leaves and fishes Of the party.-From
the Shakopee Argt.s. Dem. ~ ~. y ''a !.
The last-clause undoubtedly refers, to
our friend Scencerbox.--- is,ts. { sett
The Rochester Record and Union,
(Lib.) says: The nomination Of Hon
| D. L. Buell., of Houston county, for Gov
ernor, shows wisdom and sound jud.
ment on the part ot the Convention that
placed him in nomination He is an
Anti Monopolist from principle, and t! G
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,
fSouthern 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 q resident o
Houston county, and lawyer by pro
fession. He has represented his counts
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 a high order
| He will prove more formidable candi
date than Mr.. Fisher would have been
Wright Co. Times. CRep.) VII ltes
The Democratic Convention of II
State OF Minnesota, met on Wednesda
last. and tossed Mr.. Fisher, the Monopt
n " 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 ths
meet on the 7th, endorse It, Minnesoi
will be freed from Bill King rule. III
Anti Monopolists Of Minnesota are worl
: ing honest and with true grit. They d
! not mean to leave the bars down an
!. have the Monopolists slip in and stealth
: fruits Of their victory. .i..' III 4
The nomination Of Hon.. D., i. .Buel
Of Houston county, for governor, by Il
.. Democratic Liberal convention a. q
!. Paul, last Wednesday, was " all ODD
] the fittest one ever made by that par
!. in this State. Among all the public me
OF the commonwealth Of. Minnesota. ..
!, La better one could have been,ehosel
!. and if elected he will fill the gubern,
tturial chair with better satisfaction, |
! the people, and more credit 70. himsel
I tlat any g.verAor WHO haas OF occupi'
! 1t. A man OF sterling qualities. icIes
: headed, conscientious, an unexceptiOn
|, BILE character, q ripe scholsx, an expe
Z fenced Legislator and one whose symp
= thies are With the people-jpt the M
= for the times.-RHsAford Star <In