Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-10

of the best Offices captured by the Demo
Gratis. They have elected their treasurer.
register of deeds and one county commits
sioner; one or two others are uncomfort-
ably close and will not be decided until
the entire vote is at hand. Why this re-
suit?
SET UP WHITE STONE FOB THE GALLANT DE-
MooRAoY OF LIE sUEUR-B1ERMANs MAJOR
IrY 1000.
LIE Sueur Sentinel: The vote in LIE
Sueur county is the most gratifying
that has been cast for years. SO far as the
Democrats are concerned. In conse-
quenoe of the general disaffection among
the Bohemians Immediately after the
Democratic county convention, the Repub-
licans we're not only induced to put Mr..
Vanasek, Bohemian, en- their ticket ftr
| sheriff, but were greatly encouraged to
make one of the most desperate fights
| they had ever made in the county for sue
cess. That they have been ignominiously
beaten, is therefore the more cause for
Democratic rejoicing, especially since the
Democratic candidates have come out of
! the canvass with at least $50 majority for
the lowest candidate on the ticket (Mr.
HammiD and at least 900 majority fer the
highest-Gish, Delehanty and Everett.
In view of the condition of the early part
| of the canvass already stated, and of the
treachery of several persons who had
long been fed from the hands of the
Democrats, the large majority obtained
for the ticket places the Democratic party
of LIE Sueur county upon stronger and
tirmer basis than it has been for the past
half dozen years, and leaves the Republican
DoanQ06rs nf "a &r,a,, in u
ally demoralized and disheartened condi-
ton. They have found that reaching for
Democratic votes is two-edged sword
that cuts both ways. Bierman's majority
in the county will no doubt be 1000 or
| more. The vote of the county will proba-
bly, exceed 5000.
THE USUAL" REPUBLICAN WEoPPER.
Sank Center Tribune: Minnesota rolls
| up its usual Republican majority, eIecting
Hubbard, Gilman, and the rest Of the state
ticket by about 5000 majority. What
Gov. Hubbard lost in percentage Of the
| Norwegian vote he has gained in localities
| where special efforts were made in his be-
| half.
CATCHING At SMALL STSAw.
Blue Earth City Post: The news, mea-
ger as it is, up 10 the time Of going to
press is encouraging in the extreme. In
our own state, Governor Hubbard, with the
| rest Of the Republican nominees are elect
| ed by good majorities, but the exact fig
ures We cannot give.
HUBBARD IS WEALTHY.
Jordan Advocate: Young men, remember
! that an honest politician dies poor, and
that if you 60 into political life you must
either indulge in jobbery OF be content
with an honorary title and few dollars.
| Better stick to an honorable ayocation and
enjoy life with your family.
POPULARITY OF HUBBARD.
Saltwater Sun: Gilman will run from
| 1000 to 5000 ahead of Hubbard in the
state, and the rest OF the republican ticket
nearly half as much ahead Of Gilman.
| SOUND DEMOCRATIC DooTRINE.
Shakopee argus: The election Tuesday
passed off just as it should and just as the
Argus predicted. The regular nominees
of the party we're elected. The fight be-
tween Sullivan and Wilson was close and
hotly contested. Wilson was backed by the
strongest Republicans, but the result
proves that the Democrats of this county
| VIII not De sWavered Dy Republican bosses.
What the Republican candidate for
treasurer received at the hands of the Dem
oorass this year is strong indication of
what in the future his strongest political
hacker may expect. No Democrat who Is
one from principle should ever vote
Republican ticket even thosgh his brother
was on the ticket. There may be and no
doubt there are corrupt men in the Demo-
cratic party, but what is that compared
with the wholesale corruption that pollutes
the entire Republican party.
BIERMANN 102 MAJORITY IN MEEKEB COUNTY.
Litchfield News Letter: As far as ,e
vote on governor is concerned, everybody
will admit at once that it was a sort Of
spasmodic affair, and that were the vote
on that question to be taken again to-mor-
row Meeker county could report much
better Republican vote. The Democrats
succeeded in electIng their candidate for
sheriff, Mr.. Dan Flynn.
THE VOTE IN PERHAm.
Perham Bulletin: Perham the day
which should naturally interest every true
and loyal citizen, was quiet one, but it
seems to have been the same throughout