New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-10-22

come formidable candidate for the
high Office, but each time Was defeat
ed by the ''dark horse" and twice was
his voice raised for the success of the
party he loved. He knew no such
word as sulk. Blaine and Logan are
deserving of every vote of the great
Republican party, whose history is
one of liberty, freedom and progress.
Hon. James B. Wakefield, the Re
publican candidate for Congress, is an
intelligent and conscientious man, and
the people know they can trust him.
They know that he will work for their
interests in the future as in the past
they know that his position on all i'm
portant questions is in accord with
their views, while Of his opponent
they only know that he is an obscure
lawyer in St. James. Every man
who processes Republi canism can and
should vote for Hon. James B. Wake
field.
One of the most important offices to
be filled this fall is member of the
House of Representative in the State
legislature. The editor OF this paper
is the Republican nominee. He
stands instructed and pledged to work
for the interests Of his constituents
for what benefits the farmers benefits
the merchant, the blacksmith, the pro-
fessiOnal man, and in fact al classes
are independent upon the tiller of the
soil for their prosperity and wei
fare. That there are certain abuses
existent in this State that should az
nearly as possible be remedied no one
can deny. Among these are the ele.
vator question, the wheat grading
question, the transportation question
and the nominee on the Republican
ticket stands pledged to do his best to
bring the relief desired and demanded,
to the best of his ability. What more
can be asked?
1t is acknowledged by all fair.mind.
cd men that the Republican county
ticket is worthy of support. Every man
on the ticket is only known to be res
pected, and the nominations have
been made with vew to fitness of the
candidates. Mr.. Constans, the candi.
date for Auditor, has been tried and
not found wanting. Can as much be
said of his competitor? Well do ma
ny of our people yet remember little
episode that occurred in Union Hall
in this city few years ago, not alto.
gether creditable to the Democratic
candidate for County Auditor. Many
Of those present at that meeting have
nOt'yet recovered from the shock Oc.
casioned by the vulgar language used
by Mr.. Bertrand, and they hold that q
man who so far forgets himself is not
worthy of support. In advocating the
election Of the Republican ticket We
do not urge locality as does our friend
of the Herald, but simply fitness OF
the candidates. AS between the two
candidates for County Auditor thu
voters will have little difficulty in de-
Gliding which of the two is best fitted
for the Office. 1t is not probable tha
they will turn out 2 tried and trusted
officer for an experim ent.
Mr.. John Grimmer, the candidate
for Register Of Deeds, possesses all
the qualifications essential for the sat
isfactory performance of the duties O.
the office to which he aspires, and hi,
election is so sure that it IS not neces
sary for us to dwell upon the good
traits of his opponent. While w
have no word to utter against tn
Democratic candidate for Judge OF
Probate, it is our firm conviction tha
the interests of the people of Brow
county will be best subserved by the
reelection of Mr.. Brandt, the Repub
lican candidate. The Office is an i'm
portant one, and intelligent perform
ance of the duties of the Office requires
much study. The present incumben
is sufficient, courteous and obliginl
and deserves reelection. The Re
publicans present candidate .for
Sheriff who is worthy and entitled tx
support of every Republican in Brow
county. Mr.. Brey possesses the men
tai and physical qualities necessary
for the intelligent performance of th,
duties Of Sheriff, and not one wore
can be said against his honesty. H,
has been a resident OF New Ulm an(
Brown county for number of year,
and the people who have made hi.
acquaintance only know him to res
pect him. lie is making noble can
vass ant: if the party stands by him
his election is assured. Mr.. Geo. w
Somerville, the candidate for County
Attorney, is making an active canvass
not only for himself but for the Who'll,
ticket. He is in no way responsible TO
the sayings of the Democratic Herald
The Republicans Of New Tim and vi
cinity should make Ga especial "a
L Z fort M ,.11l ~ n,v,s !, II vs.h y.