Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-10
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Give Dunnell the Field and Let Him
Sweep the District.

Sweep the District.
To the Editor of the Globe:
MAzEPPA, Aug. 5.-Numerous voters here,
both in the Republican and Democratic ranks.
are anxious that Mr. Dunnell shall become a
candidate for congress on an independent or
peoples ticket. Some OF the heretofore sup
porters OF Milo White are getting very sick of
him since they have learned that he Is the
tool OF Window, and would gladly undo
the work they performed in securing White 8
nomination, If they could. They will desert
him any way if Dunnell takes the field. The
correspondence to the globe from other
parts OF this county Is but reflection OF the
general sentiment here. or course Window
has his serfs in this quarter of the county
who will do his bidding at all hazards, and
support White to the last, but the number is
few compared with those of both parties who
will flock to the support of Dunnell. By
talking with the thinking men of our COM
munity, find that the anti White, anti VIM
dom sentiment is growing with amazing rap
idi.y, and the impetus which the candidacy Of
Dunnell would inaugurate would carry the
entire part OF this end OF Wabashaw county
by storm. The Democrats here
don't want their party to
place a candidate in the field, when the con-
vention is held ou the 5th OF Sc ptember, and
no one can be found who advocates that the
Democrats should make a nomination, ex-
cept the bosom friends of William Window,
AMI they do it for the purpose OF distracting the
attention OF the people away from the real
issue. They know that 1.-THE defeat OF White
drives long nall in the political coffin Of VIM
dom, and that IL White is beaten for congress his
master, Window, must relinquish the sena-
n gA..l D. -
would be the willing tool OF Window. He
would be like clay In the hands Of the potter
and his record would bemoulded into as many
SHAPES as Window might see 1T to direct.
There Is no reason why the p.O'
ple OF Minnesota should keep Window
IN the United States senate. He has
long since outlived his legislative usefulness
if he ever had any-and the sooner he is rele
gated to private life, by the votes OF the PEG
pie, the better it will be for our ind 'vidua
and public welfare. The defeat of White wall
contribute largely toward Window:
final retirement, aud every Independ.
-nt Republican and Democratic vote
knows it. Hence no ston
will be left unturned to make the defeat o
White doubly sure, first by counseling tht
Democrats of the district not to make o nom
| instion. and second by advising everybody to
| vote for Dunnell, II he comes out as a candi
| date. mass convention for the purpose o
giving SIR. Duunell starter would be in or
| der, and will no doubt be held befor
the end OF the chapter is reached
| Every one knows that 1t would be useless 4
place Democrat in the field against White
| and every Democrat will learn to know that
| Is safer to return Mr.. Dunnell to the house
than 1t would be to send such a w.hiffet a
Milo White there. Mr.. Dunnell comes muc
| nearer rejecting Democratic views
han White could through Window
aud inasmuch as it is impossible t
elect an outand-out Democrat, the maxim o
1.-TWO evils choose the least" should be adhere
| to by giving Dunuell the entire Democrat
vote. Let the watchword be, "Up with Dur
nell aud down with Window and his puppei
| White" ONE OF THE PEOPLE.