New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-06-25

The Minneapolis Freie Presse, large
ly circulated in New Ulm, comes to u
in entire new dress and in enlarge
form. Its appearance now is hand
some
Harrison has given it out that he
not a candidate for denomination unde
any consideration. This will only
make it so much easier for someone
else.
Why doesn't Congress do something
to stamp out the lottery practice in thi:
country. It has got to be a bug-bear tc
every new legislature, and it is time that
it be wiped out.
The present time would be good
one to talk about moving the capitol
from St, Paul. With the fight on be-
tween St. Paul and Minneapolis, most
any other favorable place ought to be
able to secure it for the mere asking.
The Farmers Alliance made mis-.
take wien they thought they could run
Knute Nelson for governor. Right in
line with his reputation for sensible.
ness, the Fifth district man says that
he is out of politics altogether and
would accept of no Office under the
sun.
The time for holding the state con-
vention is drawing nigh, and now more
than ever it seems as if the old officers
would all be reinstated. Bobleter es-
pecially seems to have no opposition
and he will most likely be nominated
by reclamation. The lieutenant gov.
ernorship is still in uncertainty.
Donnelly says of himself that he was
q man of eminence and influence before
the farmers alliance was born and that
he will be when it is dead. The native
born conceit of that man is only sur
passed by his inability to tell the truth.
As for his influence, we'll, it IS gone,
and his eminence came pretty near
going with it. What's left, dom t make
Ignatius, in the eyes of most people, a
very big man.
The Fairmont News continues to be-
leive that the Second district contains
newspapers that wear Lind collars.
Mistaken again, Bro. Blaisdell, and we
would like to have you name them.
The majority are probably like the Re-
view. They believe in supporting Lind
because he is 2 good Republican, who
is worthy of support, and for no other
reason. w hen it comes 10 wearing
collars, the Review, and, we candidly
believe the rest of the papers of the
district, would rather be excused. o..
Fish, of the Donnelly-Fish Siamese
twin combination, spreads Aattery all
over Ignatius Donnelly in each issue of
his paper to the extent of about three
coats. Donnelly in turn takes every
opportunity he can to make it appear
to the farmers that Fish is little Mo.
ses come to save them or a Daniel
come to judge the thieves and rascals
Of the state,-the people who are not
farmers. This will work all right for a
little WHILE but by and by the far
mers will learn to know them. They
will see through their would-be redeem
er act, and will size them up as they
should be, -as shysters.
The Senate committee on finances
effected a good many changes in the
House tariff bill before it presented it
to the Senate for consideration and a
vote. The tariff on glassware, steel
rails, sawed lumber and numerous
other things is largely reduced by the
amendments, and the free list is in
creased, The changes if endorsed
by the senate, will remove many
...of the objections to the Mckinley
4 bill, and will be much preferred to
the high protection features Of the
House measure. The country, if it is
to have revision, prefers reduction. II
it cannot have that, it would rather
have. the schedules remain as they are
There is no need and no demand fol
increase, except on a very few articles
Of no great importance.
st. Paul and Minneapolis have botf
disgraced themselves in the matter O.
census taking, but in the row and ar
rest that eliminated last Tuesday even
ing, the former city was far more t.
blame than the latter, and in its un
called for action has virtually covered
itself with dirty shame. Without doub