New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-10-27

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Remember you vote for the electors,
and not for the candidates for Presi.
dent and Vice President.
We hope that the judges and clerks
of election in the various towns Of this
county will this year make full returns
to the County Auditor Of all the votes
cast at the coming election for the re-
spective candidates. Two years ago
the towns of Burnstown, Stark and
Milford failed to return the vote on
Congressman, and the town of Stark
also failed to return the vote Of Regis
ter of Deeds. Such omissions are liza
BILE to cause the election officers and
candidates deal of trouble and annoy
ance.
Xxx. H. Helling is we'll qualified
for the sheriffalty, and he should re-
ceive the vote of every Republican in
the county.
The peoples convention which was
held at CORTLAND, Nicollet county,
last Friday nominated Jacob Klossner
jr., of Lafayette, for representative.
It appears that both the Repub-
lican and Democratic nominees for
representative in this district are dis
tasteful to large number of voters
of both parties, and this dissatisfac'
ton has eliminated in bringing Mr..
Klossner upon the track. He has serv'
ed one term in the legislature, is quite
popular in the district, and, unless we
mistake the signs, his chances for com
ing out ahead on the home stretch are
quite good.
Ed. O'Hara, of Renville county, will
very likely be reelected to the legis-
lature from his district this fall, as the
Republicans of Renville have again
agreed to disagree about their candi-
date for Representative. J. S. Niles
was nominated for that position at the
Rep. county convention at Bird Island,
on the Goth inst, but the dissatisfied
element of the party have placed an
independent ticket in the field, with
O. S. Reishus as Representative. AL.
though the county has large Repub
llcan majority, the failure of thu. par
ty to agree about one man for Repre-.
sentative has been the means of elect
ing O'Hara "a Democracy to the legisla.
ture at former times, and it looks rs if
he is again to be the lucky man.
It seems that Brother Bowen of the
Herald is also casting sleeps eyes at
the sheriff's office of this county. Of
course we do.l't know for certain
whether or not he will make q vigor-
Gus canvass for the position; but then,
it appears that he announces him.
self as an independent candidate
for that office, if the notice in the last
issue of his paper is to be relied on.
In said notice somebody solicits the
support of the voters of said county
for the office of sheriff, and as no name
is given in connection with the same,
certain parties have come to the con-
clusion that the editor himself is about
to cope with the other four candidates
already on the track:
There may be, in this congressional
district, 4 few German republicans
who will place their love of Faderland
above thslrslove for their adopted
country, sby Voting for Poehler, be-
cause he is one Of their own country
men, but we feel sure the number is
comparatively small. The Germans,
as class, are good. reliable citizens,
and are governed by intelligence
instead of prejudice. Ger.
mans who are republicans we'll know
that Henry Poehler does not represent
their principles; and that in congress
his vote ana his influence would be
against them. Much as they may es.
TEEN him as a gentleman and a fellow
German, they cannot stultify their
own convictions of right and duty by
voting for him to misrepresent them
in congress.--G Glencoe Register.
A few German Democrats in this
city are making a desperate effort t.
bag the German Republican vote fol
Henry Pehler, but so far they have
met with but little encouragement
Many German Republicans in thi:
city voted for Mr.. Pehler two years
ago because they expected he would
hold himself aloof from the Brigadiers
but the record only too truly show!
that lie voted with them, and agains
US, on every party question. We ap
peal: to the patriotism of every Re
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Strait and the principles he represents
Let it not be recorded that Republican
New Ulm gave Pmhler a majority
Remember that the Republicans O.
the Second district have always stoo'
true to our favored son, and do no
now show your ingratitude by voting
for man that will vote against you
party and your principles.
The editor of the Sleepy Eye Heral
seems to he terribly worried over tn
nomination of s. D. Peterson forSena
tor, and in his last weeks issue he ad
vises Republicans in the western pc,
ton of the district to bolt the nomin:
ton, and assures them that they ca
get plenty of help right in this count
from Republicans and the solid Den
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