Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-31

thing of my knowledge of ssthis gentleman
~" and his business methods can be seen
by referring to my brief article as publish
ed in the Pioneer Press, dated "Wadena,
Mimi, Juno 9th, 1873" Let the people
of the Fifth district remember that
there is gigantic scheme on
foot to gobble up the valuable pine lands
on Leach lake and Red lake reservations
for the principal benefit of INSCRIPTIONS
Minneapolis schemers, and they may read
lily see why Mr.. Nelson has the active sup
port of the Pioneer Press, Minneapolis
Tribune. and men of the character of this
notorious II. (el) L. Gordon.
The regular nominee, Mr.. G. F. Kindred,
have known for several years. Through
him as the chief clerk of the N. P. r. r. I
have purchased several thousand acres of
land for other parties, as well as for my
self. Of all my varied and numerous bust
ness transactions with this gentleman. I
have always found him upright and honor
able, and always having unexampled faith
IN the future development and prosperity
of all the great northwestern country.
Repeatedly has he earnestly advised me
to invest In Dakota lands especially. when
the preferred stock of the Northern Pacific
company was selling at low pri IS. His
faith IN the future has made him fortune.
he is not the only example in this respect
Had he been able to inspire me with the
enthusiasm he possessed, could now have
dollars where I cannot count pennies.
Withal Mr.. K. is a man possessing
brilliant business capabilities. He can ac-
compllsh more in ten minutes than or
dlnary business men can in an hour.
He Is an energetic worker, and if he
goes to congress, as he aUiL If the voters of
the Fifth district but consult their best IN
terests, and they are assured that the best
interests of the achole district will have in
him an earnest advocate. The worst that
have seen and heard is severe CRITICS n S
on the business methods of Mr.. Kindred.
have not the time and it would not be
necessary to burden your paper with de-
tense of this charge, if had. Suffice it to
say, that believe Mr. Kindred in his bus;
ness transactions with the Northern Pa
| cltic railroad has not been guilty of
anything of disho1orable nature, or any
thing but that any other strictly honorable
man would have been likely to have done,
had he have been in the same position
Notwithstanding all these: floating trumped
up charges which have been sent out in
such prominent papers as the Pioneer
Press and Minneapolis Tribune, for po-
litical effect. AS an honorable business
man, Mr.. Kindred stands as a giant among
his traduclng pigmies. The great indie
pendent political Pioneer Press has voiced
the certain election of Mr.. K from the
date OF his nomination. Your readers ex.
claim: "Oh, no, you are quite mistaken
the great and good p. p. has opposed his
election!' But wait moment and hold
your breath while you think of the recent
date when this great influential P. P. op-
posed the election of Lieutenant Governor
Gilman, and as strongly advocated the
election of Gov. Pillsburg. You have not
| forgotten how many thousand Gov. Gill
man ran ahead of his ticket in conse.
quence!
One, Gen. A. B. Nettleton, (ex-resident
of Philadelphia, editor of the Minneapo-
lis Tribune, has been loudly calling atten.
ton of the public to the business methods
of Mr.. Kindred. Living as Gen
Nettleton does in house OF
glass, of all men he should
be extremely careful about throwing stones
at his neighbors. Gen. Nettleton knows
i
| DDS; he also knows that I E7aoau where all
the proofs are! He should 90 ertremela
| slOao In this direction. To be more ex.
plicit, refer to certain land transactions
on the line of the Northern Pacific railroad
of questionable character that I had the
| adjustment of as between him and other
interested parties.
Does he desire full expose? If so the
L os,aTJ ho, E
To bring this hasty article to close ]
have to say in conclusion: First, like to
see fair play. Second, 1 write this without
the suggestion, knowledge or consent of
Mr.. Kindred. Third, claim right as one
fairly entitled to vote, and property own
er IN the district in question to express my
preference. Fourth, that voters of the
district who put any confidence in any
statements made to them by political,
stump shouting, chicken peddling, land-of-
ice shyster, pine land thief, Hon. (?) II. L.
Gordon, will be beautifully humbugged.
Hastily yours,
/ Chicago, Oct. "a, 1882.
Gilman Proved a Liar at Has Osvn Home
Especial Telegram to the Globe.1
ST. CLOUD, Oct. 28.-The champions of
ahe cause of G. F. Kindred, elated by their
past success, have begun to carry the war
into the enemy's country, this being the
home of the Immaculate G. A. Gilman.
Nelson's chief striker. Several days ago.
notices were posted about this town an
nouncing that meeting in the interest of
Charles F. Kindred would be held at the