Morris tribune., 1882-11-02

Kindred is steadily gaining ground in
his canvass in the Fifth district, and is
making it decidedly suitry for his oppon-
ent MIR. Nelson, who has lately been put
upon the defensive, in manner he will
not at all relish. The fight is narrowing
down to its true issue and Kindred is com.
ing out ahead Benson Times.
The Duluth Tribune makes this honest
confessions:
certain gentleman of this city was
asked his reasons for supporting Kindred,
and he replied it was because the Tribune
abused him.
That is about the reactory effect the cur
rent abuse of Kindred has all through the
district.
This fact will work for Nelson's defeat.
The prairie farmers of this district, as
the public generally don't propose to see
THIS valuable pine gobbled up by lot of
Minneapolis land sharks. This is the true
issue, and the only reason why Minneapo-
lis politicians and papers are interested in
the Fifth district politics Warren Sheaf.
Two weeks ago s. W. Ruger county at
torDey of Wilkin county, was a strong
Nelson man. Now he is for Kindred red
hot. He is one of the very many who
have left the bolter and is going for Kin
dred and young blood" He says that
the vote is rapidly increasing for Kindred in
his county, and he has no doubt of his
election.
Since the Republican state central COM
mittee declared Knute Nelson bolter the
Nelson organs had very little to say Oh the
regularity" question. We notice one
frank enough to say, 1--WE don't care
whether his nomination was regular, or
whether he had any nomination at all; we
are going to support him. st. Paul
Globe
Disburse your swag, we servile minions.
Do the bidding of your masters-and such
masters. Crawl on your bellies and lick
the hand that is raised to smite you. Lie.
steal, fight and swear for the ring masters.
But recollect there is still God IN Israeli
The Union bids defiance to Washburn,
Gilman and Nelson and ther lick-spittles.
Princeton Union.
One gentleman in this town, business
man, who warmed up for Knuty," struck
the key note when he remarked thusly
after listening to Nelson's address (?) Il
am completely disgusted with Mr.. Nelson,
and he'll never receive my vote, and by his
| silly and outrageous attack on Kindred's
| personal character has gained him nothing
among thinking men in Browns Valley"
Browns Valley Reporter.
The Nelson regime eyade the question
of government pine and they do not give
that side of the story. 100000, 10000 feet
of logs worth $25, 900, 900, still stands on
government land in Minnesota, and the
price of lumber advances every year.
Minneapolis has corner on the vast pro-
perty and as it is principally located with.
in the Fifth district, Nelson is necessity
to them at any cost.
Everything indicates the triumphant
election Of G. F. Kindred in the Fifth
Minnesota district. The boilers are re-
sorting to the most venomous and debas-
ing methods of warfare, appealing to the
lowest and vilest passions of the foreign
element for support, but without effect.
| The issuance of a pamphlet in the Scandi-
navian type, praising boiling Nelson and
abusing Mr.. Kindred is one of the latest
dodges.-Fargo Argus.
One of the greatest blunders the Nelson
crowd are making is their abuse of any
and every man who dares assert his right
as citizen of this free Republic by voting
Mr.. Kindred find no fault with those who
honorably oppose him; they concede to
every one the right to choose for them
selves. How very different do the Nelson
men act. They accuse every man who
opposes Nelson's boiling candidacy with
being bought-Grant County Banner.