Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-21

GUBERNATORIAL BOOM.
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To the Editor IF the Globe:

To the Editor IF the Globe:
NoRTHF1ELD, Sept. l9.-Anong the names
presented for support by the Democratic party
for Governor See that of Hon. Samuel Mayall.
do not think better man can be found Mr..
Mayell is a man of personal integrity, gener-
osity and ability. He has the advantage of
rlpened life, with its lessons of wisdom, such as
that office demands. He is we'll read in law,
and early entered into political life. He has
experience in government in both houses OF
the Maine legislature and in the United States
house OF Representatives, and fulfilled these
trusts with ability and honor. In NJ innesota
his chief attention has been given to business
which has enlarged his experience and practi.
cal acquaintance with thereal life and welfare
OF the people. And his business has been his
own, without complication in 'rings," corpo-
rations or ronopolies. He is candid, but firm,
and has backbone.
He thoroughly understands Minnesota. he
came here among the earliest, shared fully
its pioneer life, studied its resources and
has an its e
few only can know. Where can a man better
qualified and more fit for governor be faund
Aud the people will not prefer him the Less
because be has not been engaged in political par.
ti>an office seeking life in Minnesota. They want
a man for governor Of the State and not merely
party official. The writer was a careful OBJ.
server Of Mr.: Mayall's public life ip Maine
t shat his o0ns5s;s saa is vos confident
conducted with ability, frmness and
-trict integrity. No approval would be given
to unconstitutional or injudicious acts. And
1T is believed that the Greenback party will
find no good reason for not placing his name
at the head of their ticket. Low tsriff and
tree trade were ever day-stars in his political
life.
The Democratic party has other able men,
considered, it cannot do better than nominate
Mr.. Mayall for governor. RICE COUNTY.
Hon. Samuel Mavall for Governor.
To the Editor of the Globe.
The name IF Hon. Samuel NAVAL for Cover
nor has been received with great faver. The
Republican party has large majority in this
State. 1t is impossible to overcome this ma.
j'ri'y by strictly party. or rather partisan,
fight. Thousands of Republicans are dissatis:
he'd. Their late convention was a fraud con.
ceived in corruption and delivered with dis
honor. 1t disregarded tho wishes of the masses
of the party and became the submissive slave
Of the ruling pine ring and the odious third
term oligarchy 1t threw overheard tried and
faithful Republicans for Office brokers and
political spectators.
These dissatisfied elements only ask for a
man for whom they can vote in opposition to
the brihed and purchased ticket before them,
Tic most Intelligent and patriotic Republicans
are opposed to the precedent of third term in
Miunesota-a principle which may yet over
whelm national affairs with dishonor.
This is the situa ion. Where eau we find a
man who will combine all elements of opposi-
ton to defeat the political ring now having
control Of the State. Hon. Samuel NAVAL is
that man. In all the qualifications for the ex-
ecutive office he is Infinitely the superior Of its
present incumbent. He has never been associ-
ated, even remo'ely, with political rings and
corrupt c. mbinati"ns. He is man of the peo-
pie and for the people, working man aud for
working men. he is and always has
been an econ ,mist and reformer. He is o, .
posed to aud always has been opposed to all
c. mbinations of politicians to make money out
of the people. He is thorough Mnnesotian
who brought a fortune to the State to build no
its industries and to develop It's civilization.
Daring his long residence he has
always championed the rights of
both IL and ont Of office. He has aided and adj
vanced every public measure for the honor and
Of the people. He has been tax
payer, and not tax consumer. He is largo
property holder and with ample means to sus-
the dpy of the executive office by
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Politically, Mr.. Maya1l is conserve
tive statesman. He has never descend
ed t, partisan politics. but has
ever stood up the great principles of true
and genuine Democracy. Orig nslly Demo-
crat, he has been true to Democratic principles.
and waa honored by the State of Maine with an
election and reelection to Congress at period
when that body was composed of statesmen
and it's legislation illumed and illustrated by
the great MINES Of our h story. He was
the associate and friend of Web
ster, Clay, Marcy and Douglass,
and is a man If ripe experience and solid con-
servatism. and lie will be available and unite
al the different independent organizations in
the state.
Can tre Democratic convention do better
han nominate o. recommend to the people of
ninnesota Hon. Samuel Mayall for Governor
# the State? l do not know that Mr.. NAVAL
would accept, but if he did am satisfied that
p'll.bury and his selfish clique would be
luomed TO defeat. DEMOCRAT.