The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-11-02
Republican Ticket.
LAST WORD.

LAST WORD.
Tie election will he held next Tues
day. AS this is the last Issue ut the
ADVANCE before the election, we put
in here our last word: as
l. There is really no issue between
the legislative candidates. They all
agree on railroad, amendment s"hlnis'
sion. and other issues which have been
talked of. ..--....... ....-..r
2. The one underlying object Of all
the opposition to Messrs. johnson and
Crosby is to beat Mobiles county out Of
botl, tho Senator and the Representa-
tive. Mobiles is fairly entitled to the
Senator, by concession. by regular. OPP
en- and fair nomination and by every
consideration of political fairness.
Will the people Of Mobiles county join
in this attack upon themselves?
&C oooDN0W AS a MACHINE POLL
TICIhN.
G.. e. GoOdnow, who IS before the
people rs AL independent anti.machine
candidate for the Senate, is we'll known
throughout the district as Il wire.work-
er and machine politician. That has
been Mr.. Goodnow's record for years.
Failing to carry the Pipestone county
Convention in his interest. and there
for I" secure delegation in the Sena-
tOrial Convention, Mr.. Gootlnow bolts
everything, dominates himself and is
endeavorimg to take the Senator from
Mobiles county, after it had been con-
ceeded to us by large majority Of the
people Of the district.
Even ut the Pipestone county Con-
ventisn. Mr.. G.. WAS Il Irregular" of the
''regulars," i strict party man. a bind
er-np Of mel, and conventions to ma
chine" methods. In that Convention
he offered the following resolutions
which were adopted. We quote from
the Pipestone Stars report OF the pro-
ceedinss Of the Convention, dated
Sept. 18th:
The following resolutions were offer
ed by e. q. Gocdnow and unanimously
adopted:
Resolved. That it is the sense of the
Republicans of Pipestone county. IN
convention assembled. that the inter
ests Of the State would be best prrmrt-
Ell by the election Of lion. William
Window to the Senate Of the United
states for the term beginning March
4th, 1883.
Resolved, That recognizing the ne
cessity Of party organization and If the
established usages OF the Republican
party now in force, We do hereby insist
that the member from the 9TH Legisla-
tive district shall abide by the results
Of the Republican Legislative caucus.
Here Mr.. Goodnow attempts TO bind
men up hand and foot. to one man for
Senator and to the decision of Il caucus
and when the regular Senatorial Con-
vention does not 80 to snit him. he is
the first to fly the track, go back on
himself and his resolutions, and poise
before the people rs an ''independent'
4.nd u ''peoplc's man,
AR. CROSBY DEFINES HIS POSITION.
My position on certain matters which
deeu of the greatest Importance and
those that the people are interested in,
will here state:
First, equal taxation without excep-
ton, on Il just and fair basis. l am Op.
posed to repeating the law lis it now
exists III Iaxing railroads upon their
gross earnings. I am in favor Of e..
acting laws TO tax all railroad lands,
whether under contract or unsold. /
AN opposed to;al; unjust discrimiN1.
ti0ns by railroads Or corporations, and
to the enactment Of any law which will
not protect the poor rs we'll as the rich,
the farmer and mechanic us well as the
merchant and banker. shall, if elect
ri, favor the submission Of amy and I'LL
questions to il Vote OF the people, when
the same may seem just and proper aud
b. supported by Il respectable petition.
In making this above declarations Oi
my pOsitioa OH the matters referred tn,
1t seems to me- there can be no differ
ence Ofss opinion. But inasmu:l, as
Mr.. Gootimow has the alld;.city t, rs.
S''n'o and state that AN opposed To
the statements and princi pies l have
stated above, ] hereby de,,ounce any
and all statements made by him Or any
At his supporters connecting me in any
way with or III the interest of railroads,
T.. tse absolutely false. and l challenge
Mr.. G'"HlnOw to produce the evidence
III claims to have and that he is author.
1Z'd to make in certain localities. I
deny his statements and brand them az
til y are bare-factd falsel o Ms
have good reason to believe. and do
Rlitvp, that the communication from
Warrington AS printed in Mr. G.'s
circular, was written by an attorney 1T
the railroads AID in their interest. 1t
IL the old story of stop thief" hut in
this case will not work.
DYA thorough analysis Of all tins
matter, it is plain t. be seen that Mr..
GnnanOw is backed by railroad land
agents, railroad attOrn. vs. aud bankers.
while. the farmers. lal,nrers and bust.
ness metz stand by ne. AID ca, us.
sure them that it elected I will stand
by them. Respectfully,
n. NJ. CROSBY.
Why Welcome. makes Flor
estOn Cologne welcome on every lady 5
toilet table is it's lasting fragrance and
rich, h0we,y odor. y:
DIR. CRAFTS EOSIT1Ox
Having been interviewed rs to my
views on mOnOlolies and unjust dis
elimination III legislation III favor If
monied corporations. ana also rs ~ my
choice Of United States Senator, per-
init me to say that an first, last and
always against class legislation and
such measures rs will make the rich
man richer and the poor man poorer.
deSr'se any man or set of men who
will gDi'sl,ire to Cypress the honest
farming aud laboring classes, who are
!" reality the foundation IF all genuine
prosperity.
Aatn United States Senator. 1 am
tnpltsl1e,l to any man. but will SUP
l.,rt either Window or Dunn+ll, or any
other man who may seem more avaii;,-
Die. DIR. }. CRAFT.
How She Saved Her Darling.-t.I
shall not feel s" nervous again about
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