New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-04-16

It is stated authoritatively that Harri-
son will again be a candidate for presi-
dent.
The ST. Paul News is laying Col. Kie-
fer out cold. IF it was left with Hall,
he couldn't be elected poundmaster.
Sam Randall, the great democratic
Congressman died Saturday night. He
was one Of the leaders Of his party, and
it will be long before his place will be
filled so we'll by another.
The Henderson independent has en-
tered its eighteenth year It is grow.
ing old, but at the same time, it is
growing better and more free and up.
trammeled" than ever.
In the recent town; elections, where
license was an issue, the license advo.
Gates were generally victorious. AS a
rule the people are satisfied with good
thing, once in their possession.
The baseball season has commenced
and for six months again we are to be
tired By the reports Of daily games.
The word tired in this case, is intended
to convey a good deal.
1t. Steele's punishment for abusing
Private Wild, as it is claimed, does not
amount to more than reprimand and
a very short sentence. Evidently the
charges were not very heavily sustained.
As the Review has often said, the I'M
portance Of legislator cannot be over
estimated. It is none too early there.
fore, even at this date, to commence to
think of whom you will have to repre-
sent you in the next law making bodies
of the state.
The Waseca Herald has undergone
shange The former editor, Mr.. Childs,
who was once a prohibition candidate
for governor, was recently elected
Judge Of Waseca and retires
from the editorial tripod to devote his
time exclusively to the more import
Lant (?) duties of his office.
The New Ulm Review says that Gov.
Merriam's speech s'does not read like
Donnelly's.'' Hardly; nor does Don
helly's read like Merriam's. If Don.
nelly had ever attempted to write a
sense speech like Merriam s
he would have died from sheer mental
-MINNEAFOLI JOURNAL.
On Monday Winona tried the Austria
liam 81 stem of voting and found that, in
point OF giving a man an untrammeled
ballot, it worked we'll. The next thing
to be done is to give the blessings OF
this system to every Town in the state,
be it large or samll. If the law is a
one in its operations, we are
none too good nor none too small to
come under its wing.
The Midway suggests the name of
Editor Wise, of the Mankato Review, IN
connection with an independent candi
dacy for governor. Now we fhave got
all the regard in the world for Wise as
a newspaper man and a gentleman, but,
as he has been IAN out and out democrat
since first we knew him, we fail to see
the necessity for such move as the
News sug gests. If Wise is to have
place at the head of any ticket, it should
be as "a democratic candidate and as
such alone. The republicans could
hardly be expected to vote for him, and
republican editors could not consistent
~ support him. Brotherhood among
editors, does not make brotherhood in
politics, and there are plenty of good
men in the different parties whom
the party papers are in duty
bound to give support. For this reason
Wise as an independent candidate,
which he certainly will not be, could
expect but little. He might secure the
honor Of few complimentary votes,
but that would be all.
Fish, the man who runs the Great
West. anu who cannot see anything
good in anyone but the farmer, whom
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