The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-04-06
CONGRE ;NNMAN

Hon. A. c. Dunn, of Winnebago City,
Hon. Z. J. kliiss. of Rock county,
and others who might be mentioned
i could each without doubt go into the
convention with ii very respectable fol-
lowing should they enter the field as
! candidates. The prominence, hOwev-
er, winch Mr.. Wakefield enjoys
throughout the distr. Ct, and the com
monty accepted fact that he is. first Of
all, the man best fitted to succeed and
| in many respects hest able to discharge
the duties of the Office, will in all prob
ability make him the nominee OF the
| next convention Of the md congress
sional district--Atinneapol journal.
The Minneapolis Journal in q strong
editorial OH political affairs in the new
Second congressional district, mentions
the name of Hon. Z. J. Kniss. of Rock
county for congress. We reproduce the
article on the second page OF the Her.
! aid and invite your attention tn it.
Mr.. kliiss is acquainted throughout
the district, is identified with ard thor
OnghIy understands its various and
several interests and well knows in
what manner they may be best adj
| Vanced. and could without doubt lead
Il strong following in the convention.
The suggestion is I; good one.-Lu-
verne Herald.
If Wakefield is first congressman in
the new second district he will have to
fight for it. There seems to he quite
decided opposition to him. Perhaps
the z. L. will be able to push him
through, but it is doultful.-St. James
Journal.
If the people of the new second dis
trict want Il good man to represent
them in congress, they can do no bet
ter than to rally around Mons Grin
aser. Of Worthingl0n. Mr.. G. is well
know" all over the district and stands
well with the people.-St. James Journ-
Ill.
We know that the Journal has not
exceeded its authority in the above
1iattering mention OF Mr.. Grinager, and
we can fully endorse it, but the Guar
dian takes pleasure il presenting to
the constituency Of the ''new second"
the name of Hon. =. J. Kniss, OF L.ll-
verne, Rock Co., as an aspirant for
congressional henors. His record is Il
good one. lie has represented our dis
trict in the State Legislature ably and
well, and that lie has served the people
faithfully and impartially no one can
gainsay lie is i man Of broad and
liberal education, ripe experience, rare
and accurate Judgment; 4 forcible and
logical orator; AS Il filancier, well vers-
ed and shrewd; rs il citizen. true and
beyond reprOach--in fact 4 man devel
oped by years of experience and Il Pc
culiar natural fitness for the place. If
the '@new second" consider we'll her in
terests. she will do herself credit, and
honor one Of her best men. by sending
Mr.. kniss as our representative to the
Legislative Halls in Washington. Send
the word along the line, beys.-lIeron
Lake Guardian.
Certainly no man is better acQuaint-
ed with the present needs Of the dis
trict or more thoroughly understands
its greatest possibilities and undeyel-
oped resources, tina does Mr.. kniss,
and no man has its interests more
thoroughly at heart. His fidelity to.
and ability in furthering, important
public interests entrusted to
him, have been amply proven during
his long service in the Minnesota leg
is|atnre. Mr.. Kniss is acquainted
throughout the district and possesses
elements Of strength that will make
him formidable opponent. Ii he be-
comes candidate the Herald will use
what influence it may possess in his
support, and in dong so will feel sure
that it is acting for the hest interest Of
the entire district and that it repre-.
SCENTS the wishes Of the people of Rock
county.-Rock County Herald.
Live and let live.-Life is not ALWAYS
under our own control. but can be pro-
longed by care and prudence. Burficck
Blood Bitters as Il laxative, Alternative
and duretic medicine tend materially
to restore health and lengthen our
days. Price ST.