New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-05-14

7DOOulou OUT OF q nOmllaGlOQ. DuG
..wouldn' he be boodled in if he conldps
a fifteen thousand dollar pot won't do
it, WINDOW REPORTER.
Old timers call to mind a snow storm
IN Minneapolis. on the 18th Of July,
about twenty-five years ago. (We
think it wasin 1860 thirty years ago.
And another heavy snow fell on the
10th Of May, seven years ago. We
have seen snow fall in Ohio in May.
LIE SUEUR SENTINEL.
There is as much need, if not more, to
regulate the charges of express COM.
panies, as of railroads. TheState press,
we mean the country press, the great
dailies never have time to oppose gigan-
tic monopolies. should take this quest
ion up and open the eyes of the people.
~ ANoKA UNION.
The youngest member of the Mime
sofa delegation in Congress stands head
and shoulders above the others in poll
tical ability and craftsmanship. Con-
gresham Lind is mao who seems to
make a study of questions that come.
before congress, and his conclusions
are usually correct. He makes q good
congressman, and, such being the case,
he ought to, and probably will, be kept
there. Elk RIVER STAR NEWS.
It is scarcely worth while to waste
time or paper on the candidacy of ex-
President Cleveland in 1892 for the
Presidency. He .should not have been
a candidate in 1883. and unless it be
the desire of a large body of Democrats
to fix defeat upon their ticket in 1892,
when the nominations shall be made. it
is not possible for Cleveland to receive
the nomination for President again.
LIE SUEuR SENTINEL.
Human nature is such composite
affair that you can not hang up on your
Office wall a set of rules to judge it by.
We often find in print Beware of the
man who does so and so, ETC., but can
not place any reliance in such indica-
tions. We all know some disagreeable
man with many good qualities and some
very agreeable men with many very
bad qualities. Human nature may be
classified to some extent, but as rule
the law OF average must be applied to
get at the true quality. - NoRTHF IELD
News.
An effort should be made to give the
state legislature next winter which
will be celebrated in the history Of Min
nesota for good and wholesome laws
enacted. Above everything let men be
elected to the legislature who will not
make common merchandise Of the wish.
es of their constituents and peddle out
their influence to the political huck-
sters, who congregate about the Capitol
during every legislative session, and
stand with plethoric pocket books,
ready to assault the virtue of every
member in the interest OF the Twin Ci-.
ties. Let men be chosen from all the
country districts who are known to be
good and honest citizens and whose
characters are above reproach. And
possibly before another Spring puts a
mantle of green upon the prairies there
may be written another Declaration of
independence. N orthfe1d News.
Representative Hall has introduced
in Congress a bill providing for an in.
come tax as follows: Upon any in-
come over $4,000 and not exceeding
So, 900, Of | per cent; over ss3, 900 and
not exceeding $4,000, J of 4 per cent;
over $4,000 and not exceeding $4,000
4 of per cent. and upon the income of
any individual in excess of $4,000
there should be paid on such excess I
per cent. a more just tax was never
levied than such would be, its only de-
feet being that the tax should be doub-
led, but the committee to whom it is
referred will never even report its
adoption for it is in the interests Of the
toiling millions and will touch tie
pockets only Of the gilded few. The.
Pioneer 2 Press intimates that it will kill,
Hall, that the bill is unpopular. . etc.
OF course it is unpopular with the elass,
the Pioneer Press represents but ought
to be the exact reverse with the MAJ s6Sles,
Just on that very account. The oppo-
sition OF the Pioneer Press and its class.
is the best argument possible in its IA
yor.-F FAIRMoNT News.
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highest of all in Leavening Power