Morris tribune., 1882-11-02
Spirit of the Press.

Chas. F. Kindred is the choice for men,
ber of congress in the Fifth district Big
Stone County Herald.
Mr.. Nelson can ill afford to claim sup
port solely on the ground of this wholesale
denunciation of MIR. Kindred.
Anything to beat Kindred" is not our
sentiment exactly, but it comes pretty near
it.-Red River Valley news.
Kindred, the regular nominee VS. Nelson
the bolter. Which will you choose? Vote
for.Kindred. Fergus Falls Telegram
The desperation of Nelson's supporters
is clearly shown by their personal abuse of
Mr.. Kindred Ortonv1lle Star.
The envious detractors of Mr.. Kindred
have made no progress in their desperate
assaults upon his business record.-Brain-
erd Journal:
The fight wakes hot and the chances are
daily pointing to good fair majority of
the district for the regular nominee, and
his name is G. F. Kindred.
Nelson is bolter, sustained by boilers,
and if elected will be by the money of the
bolters. Therefore, vote for Kindred -
Fergus Hhlls Telegram.
The Democrats of Marshall county at
thir mass convention endorsed G. F. Kin
dred for congress and H. Thompson for
senator from that district
Hon. w. W. Billson, Republican candi-
date for state senator from the Duluth dis
trict, gives his opinion that Kindred will
be elected by handsome majority.
Mr.. Nelson will be gratifed to learn that
the Pioneer Press has fixed" his majority
at 5000. How much the P. P. will charge
Nelson for the job has not transpired.
About these times Nelson man can be
generally picked out in crowd by the
very detected manner in which his lower
County Banner.
Our advices from the Fifth district en-
courage the belief that Kindred will have
a ma ajority over both Barnum and Nelson,
A plurality, however will elect.-ATinne-
apolis Journal.
A Scandinavian farmer from Douglass
county, who was in town last Wednesday,
declared that he was going to vote for Kin
dred that his neighbors were all down on
Nelson.-Herman Banner
If Charley Gilman and Knute Nelson
could be persuaded to make another trip
throug Mile Lacs county before election
they would completely solidify the county
for Kindred.-Princeto Union.
The best speech of the evening at the
Nelson meeting was made by Gordon, but
it is known by all that Gordoa's espeusal
of any cause does it more harm than good
in Morrison county.-Little Falls Tran
script.
''He serves his party best who serves his
country BEST" and Democrats and Repub-
l!cans alike should unite and assist in de-
featiDg the tool of The rings and monopo-
lies, Knute Nelson.-Little Falls Tran
script.
The daily Bee, of Duluth, asks the fol-
lowing among other foolish questions
eff the Pioneer Press and Minneapolis
Tribune have no interest in the election of
this district, why do they give so much
space to it ?"
1t is a suggestive fact that the Norwe-
gians all over the district are desertrg the
standard of Knute, the poor mans enemy,
and f1ocking to the ranks of the peoples
friend and candidate G. F. Kindred
Duluth Bee.
A reaction has taken place at Moorhead
where strong feeling is gradually gain
| ing ground against Mr. Nelson, and Kin
dred and Barnum are the recipients of the
backsliding supporters of Nelson.-Sauk
Centre Tribune.
The organization of Farmers Labor
League at Alexandria is one of the latest
fpa nf Tfc hot
are aimed against monopoly and as
matter of course supports Hon. Chas. F.
Kindred for congress.
Let every man cast his vote for Kindred
and show Minneapolis that we can run our
own affairs, and we want a man to repre-
resent us and not one for Minneapolis the
same as Knute Nelson would be.-Big
Stone County Herald.
The Pioneer Press, with the rest of the
ring organs, must feel proud of their sue
cess in attempting to injure Mr.. Kindred
by their assaults on his business character.
| Where he is best known, he has most
friends.-Perham Journal.
A gentleman of excellent Judgment, who
has been travelling through the Fifth dis
trict, writes us in private letter: "Kin-
dred is growing wonderfully among the
Norwegians: Of this am certain and can
give names if necessary"
If the voters in the Fifth district desire
Economy and reform" let them cast their
votes for Kindred, the peoples choice, ,and
not for Mr.. Nelson, who is being sup
ported by all the pine land rings in the
state.-Brainerd Dispatch.
Mr.. Pressnell, formerly of the Duluth
land Office, but who had notice to resign
since the present campaign opened is op-
posing Mr.. Kindred bitterly as he fears q
closer searching of the way he run the
machine.-Brainerd Dispatch.
If Kindred were in the business of buy
ing up candidates he could buy Knute
; Nelson much more easily than he could E.
p Barnum. A $4,000 check to Nelson a
month ago would have taken him off the
track with thanks to the donor.
A Kindred club at Brainerd composed
of 247 Scandinavians, is one of the fea-
lures of the Fifth district campaign The
Nelson men tried to intimidate or buy of
those hardy sons of the north, but the eff
; fort was fruitless Minnesota Farmer.
We ask in al candor, what is Sank Cen
tire to expect from Alexandria and what
claims has MIR. Nelson to support from
!. this locality? Farther will not Nh. Kin
dred be very willing to return favors ex-
tended to him ?-Sauk Centre Tribune,
, Knute Nelson, who was in this city las
week, is quite nervous over the situation
Z in this county, and we'll he may be, for tn,
truth is, none of the leading Republicans
with the possible exception of his chair
3 man, &C.. A. Gilman,) are taking any in
, terest in his canvass. st. Cloud Times.
The real issue in the Fifth district cam.
paign ia whether the party shall throw of