The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-01-18
NUMBER 81

we have no use for men occupying the
monopolistic position that Mr.. Wash.
burn does. | have been close observ.
er of Mr.. Sabin's senatorial career and
can find no single objection to him. Am
fully satisfied that large majority OF
the best Republicans in Blue Earth
county are favorable to his reelection.
Put me down in favor of Sabin.
d. L. Clements-Between Sabin and
Washburn, am for Sabin. He made q
good senator.
/ 0. o. Pitcher-Sabin. / do not be-
lieve this State wants railroad presi-
dent for senator.
DIR. VIM. Frisbie-I want man who
will represent not Minneapolis and the
railroads alone. prefer Mr.. Sabin.
Geo. w. Monks-I am strongly in
favor of M. ID. Sabin, believing him by
far the best man for the position. You
can put it as strong as you like.
Geo. II. Clark-Between Sabin and
Washburn, Sabin.
DR.. E. J. Davis-For obvious reasons
I do not desire to be quoted.
w. B. Walker-Sabin of the two, ev-
cry time. We want man outside of
Minneapolis.
Joseph anderfeld-Between the two,
l prefer Sabin.
J. r. Jones-While I have no particu-
lar preference see no reason why Sabin
should not succeed himself.
w. T. Mills-I prefer not to be quoted.
John Polchow-I am for Sabin.
E. P. Cook-I favor Sabin, because /
believe that he can do more for the
State than Washburn. He is a very
able man.
Thos. Hughes-Sabin is preferable to
Washburn, and perhaps to any dark
horse, also. He is in position to do
more for our interests than anyone 1
know Of.
Chas. Piper-D. M. Sabin is my choice.
He has made good senator. We want
the man who will be for the best inter-
ests of southern Minnesota.
S. G. Pond-I don't care to be quoted.
L. A. Linder-I am for Sabin.
o. Odjard, Sr-Sabin will naturally
help us more than a man from Minneap-
oils, who would not look after our inter-
ests very much.
G. d. Taylor-I am for Sabin.
G. P. Williams wrote to the Register
"Sabin first, last and all the time" and
have not had any reason to change my
views.
M. Hanna-Sabin is my choice.
J. A. Lewis-Though personally l IA
vor Washburn, don't know but that
Sabin's election would be better for this
part of the State.
W. w. P. MCCONNELL prefer not to
be quoted.
p. w. Pitcher-I am for Hon. d. NJ.
Sabin, of course.
Ole Monson-Sabin.
N. E. Peterson, of the firm of Olson,
Nelson & Peterson-I favor Sabin.
Oliver Olson, same frm-Sabin.
Herman knott, of Odjard & KnofE-Sa-
bin is better for us than Washburn.
]. G. Koller-Sabin is the best man
for this section.
Ole Odjard, Jr-I have nothing against
Sabin.
John Nelson, of Olson, Nelson & Pc
terson-Sabin.
Fred Widell-I am for Sabin.
II. P. Jensen-The great majority of
the people are for Sabin, and 1 follow
them in this matter.
James Payne-I do not care to say
anything.
Thos. Sherk-I am non committal.
John Nyquist-I am Sabin man.
Paul Iverson-Sabin is my choice.
E. Schoyen-Put me down for Sabin.
w. Z. Clark am for Sabin.
E. r. Kennedy-D. NJ. Sabin Is my
choice. 1t is surprising how many men
who at first favored Washburn are now
coming out for Sabin.~ The best business
men are for Sabin, and that is one thing
that has made me favor him. When l
was up at the $780, saw what great
thing that will be for the Northwest;
and Washburn would naturally oppose
it, though perhaps not openly.
J. B. Richards, of the firm of Frink &
Richards am not in any wise inter-
ested in the outcome, but you may say
that certainly have nothing against the
reelection of Senator Sabin.
L. d. Saylor = "Sabin, as between
Washburn and Sabin.
Henry Mohr-Sabin.
w. HI. Pay-Sabin.
J. d. Firestone-I favor Sabin.
Geo. M. Palmer-As between Wash
burn and Sabin, Sabin.
III. p. Christensen-Do not want to
say anything either way.
l.. A. Moore Do not care to be
quoted.
E. P. Freeman-I don't care to say
anything on the subject.
Ira P. Shissler-I know that very
large number of the leading business
men of Mankato are for d. M. Sabin for
Senator.
DIR. d. F. McGraw-I would prefer
not to be quoted.
II. G. Burgess have no preferences,
but incline towards Donnelly.
JIM. Wilson, am in favor of Sabin.
Theodore Norlin- Sabin, from the
present insight have of the matter.
Chas. Yates-As between Washburn
and sabin, 1 rather favor Washburn.
But dark horse would be preferable.
Capt. L. H. Andrews-While I have
but little preference, believe Sabin is
the best man.
l.. l.. Derosia-Sabin.
John Quane-Sabin.
Fred Grout-I'm for Sabin. Southern
Minnesota doesn't want Minneapolis
man. have nothing against Washburn
personally, but do not believe he is the
proper man for the place, and would be
very likely to favor the twin cities and
do nothing for this part of the state.
Fred Kroeger-Senator Sabin.
Thos. Jenkins-Sabin. He has done
we'll in the Senate.
B. d. Smith-Have not had time to
think about the matter yet.
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SAM LowENsTEIN, OF st. Paul, a gentle.
man who generally knows just about
what he talks, offered to bet a hundred
dollars Saturday on reelection of Sena-
tor Sabin, but found no takers. And
still thew come.