The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-06

SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1855.
FOR Layer, RENRY 9. MORSE.


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FOR LAY0R, RENRI 9. MORSE,
Another municipal. campaign is al
aost upon rs, and With It's close viii
follow an eleatfou that will prove Of the
utmost Importance 10 Minneapolis az
"a city and to its people as TO the good or
evil that may follow Ia the choice Of It's
chiet magistrates choice THAI will be
made on the second Tuesday il April.
The Democratic party Goes not lack the
necessary timber ID The production OF
good and available candidates fol that
position. There are q number OF Won
thy rnen within It's fold, who, if elected
to Sc exalted q position, would fill it
vita credit 70 themselves and to the en-
tire people 81 this oiGy. among Those
who have been mentioned rs candidates
for mayor, one Of whom will soon ask
for the guHrages Of his constituents,
we herewith present the following.
O. G, Merrin&n, g. M, Wilson, a. T.,
Ankel1y, Henry &. Morse, and DIR. AZ.
Alnes.
While The first three gentlemen have
been mentioned az possible candidates
bsfor8 the coming Democratic conven-
zion, IL ID no5 probable, in fact, it is al
most certain, vhat neither one OF them
would accept nomination at this time
if rendered. In view Of this we have
ouiv two candidates from which to
enoose Henry G: Morse and Dr.
4. a. AI0eg. There can be but one selec-
ti0n--~eitner tila former or the latter
rdu8t be the standard-bearer Of tbs Dem
ocratic party for mayor, and it remains
for the delegates OF that convention to
decide rpon Its course. Will tho oppor-
tuAi ties for Demo site success in the
coming contest DO thrown away by an
unWisa nomination.? This is q cues
Slon Of paramount Importance to all.
That man who cFll unite The party, who
car by lis prestige asl a candidate heal
The petty divisions 5liat have existed
and do now exist; that man, who, IN
the event Or his ELECTION, will strike o
medium IN Ais ssrs,,1sss , ts 90 dss
tfia Il fy aaG as a,2ssss varied italares
sues5s n asstlii BIZ tue no1nlnfss Of tite7
laftscy o. ssslae 81. Under Che I'D,
Grafton Rigsn e,s years ago by E.
ls0a, AL G. Rand and O. @. Mer-
..s. tssg@ ere was no particular dissatis-
faction, Tsisfe yas an endeayor TO
hold a middle gronndto serve all
alike without regard to class or creed
Il NE tS5a ANpARn does not believe in nor
lis il an advocate Of prohibition nor does
Ii believe IN or advocate q wide-open
policy of city government. Ct believes
ana advocates policy Of drawing
the line betwsen-of serving all alike,
paeJing out equal justice and perfect
fairness to all, be he good OF bad, rich
az poor. We do not want a man as
Mayor who will pay his entire attention
to hue interests Of ono class TO the utter
disregard Of another.
And aoW, s careful glance over the
gcount. colayinces Us shat Aid. Henry c. |
Morse is the man for Is present time.
IA man Of pnspotted character and in !
bagrity, \ man whose popularity has /
been shown again ana again by his |
election az q Democratic alderman from |
the Fourth ward which usually gives
from 400 to 600 Republican majority, a !
rnau who is uuas5pming in his manner
and speech and yat who always has
the courage of his convictions, and last