The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-10-05
The State Fair commenced on Tues.
d.y at St Paul.
The Difference Of the Two Men.

The Difference Of the Two Men.
It is q n"rallv felt. az we are inform
I'd throughout the District, aud par'i'
Mar through the east end Of the Dis
'ri"t AIMING Democrats as we'll IA r.
pmhlicans. that Judge W,ld.r's el"c-
';on to Congress would put an e"d "a
the considera,e asten,i"ns which have
heen s" universally bestowed upon all
the people Of the D'>tric irresp ctiv''
Of parry, during Maj" Straits servic'-
i" Congress. tn" people feel thai
Judge VIII er is tar to" much Of a"
aris' ncrat in his incIinati"ns. and
would take unto himself far too a,uc''
diyni'y' to make anything like as
v"luable representative Of the inter
t>ts Of the people in Congress as Mi
Strait has proved hims''If to be l..
M her words. Wilder would set in his
place, e"j"viny elegant ease like Il"
'cicl- and be perfectly Indifferent n'
the thousands aud one wants Of his in
div du,Ic ms itnen,s, andiconsider them
t too small moment to warrant him il
firing his legs in running into all the
partments TO- Ir'k after aud ftrrr,
"ut. aud withal he wnuld feel that look
ing up such tr,fl'ny matters would BE-
e"tirely tn" small p'tat"es. and b. b..
meath the '.disnity" Of Il ma" occupy
in. a POSITION in Congress. In tac'
''c"Id dignity" as We learn is very
striking peculiarly Of the old gentle.
man, and 'c"'d dignity is not exact
ly what the pr' pie want or expect Of a
public servant whom they elect to lock
after their inter. SITS at the national
cspita'. They want and democrats
want it as we'll a< r''pn'licans-that an
tive man. who is in full sympat' y
with the p""p!e. and a man Of the peo
pie. BE- their representative there. and
man VIII" vii: d-vote his whole ener.
" to their sff.irs. and a man, WIN
will take up the case Of the most hum
hle pers n in the district, regardless
Fof his politics. and prosecute any pro.
per item of b,>in " he may desire "a
have l",krd after at Washington. with
the me prompt"ess and energy he
wonld tor tn" greatest "t "nr ci'izens
Every Democrat and Republican in
the Di-tric, knows that Maj r S'rai,
is this sort Of man; they know his
:rea,cst pleasure is t" work hard and
f,mhtnlly in performing 'av"rs io'
every man needing legitimate as~is
'ance that can only be- reached throu. y
y Congressional representative; ,h',
know he is not Il ''Iocal'.y" man b"
that he watches vi h 'q"a' s"l;ci'u'l.
the nff .;rs IN ! interests Of eve y Cur
ner aud s. c. ion Of his district, aud
stnd,ously ganrds the diynit aud bes'
Interests OF his c,n~tiuencv as a wh"l.
u IS nnsversa|'y Conceded, 100. tha'
" j..r S,rai. has been remarkably
>ucces fml man in carving through
every aud all tasks LAID upon h,m by
his constituents. aud that h. has bee,
aud ia one "f the most useful ~. v,:l
u.bIe members ever sent from Mime
sofa. While he p '~sessrs every char
.ctcri>,ics that g''es to make up val
nahle public servant. Judge W''drr- -
'hruyh dinyif"d old grn,|~man-
p ss->.-> every characteristic that Is
.n wanted ~ n man \ rviny a c"ns,i
ncy gold. ~p..hetic aud devoid "I
.,mpa,hy. a"d IN irei. barr q Of .ha'
ki"d "t ability which y member "1
Consr.s s. must p"s<ess it he would
mount I" anything more tha" mere
6yurchesd as representative. Fo'
these r-a~o"s-so say no,hiny ab"n'
his electric" being u simple and jrpIn
r:.bI- contribution to the d"p''rablr
-'em-a. at pr+sr", in the m,j"ri'y il
the iiruse Judge Wilder will have
/" take back seat on eec,ion day
Maj Strait is IN eminen,l, worthy
srntl. man and ficie"t Conyress'na"
vito has BEEN we'll tried aud tonnc
fully equal to every task he has had IL
pr. 10, u, and the pc pie know hin
aud can trust him and feel safe. II.
will BE- elected by a larlyIy i"cr aasre
NJ j"ri,y' This is far too pr"carious :
'me in the life Of this Republic. to"
l." h: We u patriotic soldier, VIII" serves
faithfully in the Il ID 'o save the u"
"o. defeated by life long copperhead
|-[Lake City Leader.
Geo. William Curtis in q recon
speecn. said:
Mr.. Dorsheimer told us in Faneui|
Tlall. the other e. eniag, tha, Genera
llsy-s was .an aniabls. we'll me.ni".
aud negative man. 4 negative man
ia he? Yes. when the tide Of battle Va
raging in our country he put a mega
tive upon George II. Pendicton il
Ohio. After the war he put = mega
i've upon Senator Thurman. l. .
tall. in the hardest contest ever wage'
in this country between honest and y,
money, he put negative on Old Bii
| Allen. Aud mark my word. On tn
I7th OF November next he will put az
fother negative upon Samuel J. Tilds1