New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-12-29
NEW ULM. MINI.
VALEDICTORY.

AS has been announced in previous
issue, with this issue we bring to a
close our labors upon the REVIEW. In
severing the very many pleasant rela-
tons we have formed since we ushered
the REVIEW into existence, nine years
ago, we do 50 with feelings Of regret.
'C'he many earnest supporters, subscrib-
mss. correspondents and friends who
,nltve 50 ably assisted US in building up
ION REVIEW and raising it to its pres
Ont standing among the country press
of Minnesota, we shall ever remember
with gratitude. We have ever striven
to conduct the columns of the REVIEW
in the interest Of New Ulm and Brown
county, and it has always been our aim
to deal fairly with all parties. In our
search for news we have aimed to be
just to all, but to not have erred in
some instances would have been mir.
acle In politics, as in matters OF all
public interest, the REVIEW has never
sounded an ancertain tone. Being a
Republican from the day of our initia-
ton into politics, we have been con-
scientious in our support of Republican
principles and Republican candidates.
Though we have treated the candidates
of opposing parties with candor and
fairness, we have ever endeavored to
maintain in all honorable ways the SUI
premacy Of the Republican party in
county, State and National politics. To
the Republicans we sincerely return
grateful thanks for the united support
and encouragement we have received
at their hands, aud yetwe would indeed
be ungrateful did we forget or feel less
thankful for the support that the Re-
VIEW has received ut the hands of our
Democratic friends. To the liberal ad-
vertisers and patrons of the job depart
ment Of the REVIEW, and to the SUBJ
scribers who have always paid in ad-
vance or promptly at the end of the
year, we are truely grateful and return
heartfelt thanks, and sincerely hope
that they will be as liberal and prompt
with our successors as they have been
with us. There are number of sub
scribers on our list who have for years
taken the REVIEW weekly from their
respective postofces, but have turned
q deaf ear to all entreaties of the col
lector. Circulars requesting payment,
couched in the most polite terms, have
recently been sent out to these, but in
too many instances no attention has
been given them. To those who have
been unfortunate and cannot pay at
this time and have the manhood to say
SO, we offer our sympathy. The others.
VINO, we hope, may in time net far dist
ant see the error Of their ways and be.
come penitent, we turn over to the ten.
der mercies of Him who alone can for.
give sin-even when sinned against q
country editor but who will not for.
give until the delinquent becomes truly
penitent and squares accounts with the
editor.
Our successors, Messrs. E. Brand,
and John Weddendorf, who take pos
session of the Office to-day, are not strang
ers in this community. Mr.. Brandt j:
the well-known aud popular Judge o.
Probate Of Brown county, practica
printer and a newspaper man Of man,
years experience. Mr.. Weddendor
has grown up with New Ulm and is .
practical young man. He has been as
sistant postmaster at New Ulm for sew
eral years and in that capacity has wol
for himself many friends good and true
They will call to their assistance abl,
writer's and we have every reason tt
believe that they will furnish the read
ers OF the REv1 Ew with a live, news,
and good paper.
We shall ever look back upon GU
\ nine years Of newspaper work with
great deal<of pleasure. And now, w
wish the Review long, prosperous an,
influential future and large list of pai
up subscribers. 10 our political friend
and the brethren Of the press, VIII
have stood by us personally in the lat
election, we offer our heartfelt thanks
Wishing the readers of the REVIEW
End all others a happy New Year an
prosperity and happiness for all tim
to come, we bid them farewell.
JOSEPH BOBLETER