New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-15

A Wag wonders what kind of a show
Barnum will have in the next world. IF
he draws IN all who have made hum
bug of religion here below ke will need
more than four-ring circus. Midway
News.
Among Canada's exports to the Unit
ed States last year were $1,000, 900
worth of sheep and $2,O0O,OOO worth OF
eggs. Our farmers can supply this just
as well as Canadian farmers can. Carl
Eastwood in Heron Lake News.
Secretary Blaine has ordered United
States war vessels to Chill and Honolulu
to protect American interests. The dig
nifty of the American flag will be main
tanned as long as Blaine is secretary of
state.- Hon. R. G. Dunn in Princeton
Union.
The Democracy of Minnesota has as
much right to be proud of its fusion
with Donnelly's school of trained bears
as the Church of England would over a
union of its leaders with the militant
hosts of the Salvation Amy. -Chas.
Violet in Saltwater Democrat.
Our legislators are busily engaged
upon schemes for cheapening the value
of money. Would it not be we'll for
them to give some thought to schemes
for enhancing the value of credit. It
is gilt-edged credit that makes money
cheap.-Hon. H. E. Hoard in Montevi-
deo Leader.
There are lots of people who. in these
times of agitation, never permit them.
selves to be encouraged BY the fact that
the world is growing better right along,
and that the good things they possess
are more than an offset to the evil they
complain off:-Burt W. Day in Hutch.
inson Leader.
Bro. Huntington of the Window Re-
porter is out with John Lind for COVER
nor, c. R. Davis for congress and Mer.
riam for the senate. The first would
do we'll enough, but as for Davis and
Merriam, well, we believe that Hunt
ington was fatheling joke without
knowing 1t. I'll
Lord Salisbury acknowledged in a
recent letter that Uncle Sam had Sc.
cured an advantage over England in
the matter OF trade with Brazil BY
means of the reciprocity treaty. James
6. Blaine deserves to be elected presi-
dent in '92 for his one great scheme of
reciprocity if for nothing more Hon.
Frank Day in Fairmont Sentinel.
Some of the Democratic papers of
strong free trade proclivities are declar.
ing that the silver question must be kept
out of the campaign Of 1892. 1t can't be
done, gentleman. It will not only be in
the campaign, but will be the leading
issue. Sound currency VS.. a depreciat.
ed one will be the proposition to be set.
tled.-U. B. Shaver in Kasson Republi-
can.
The truth is, the Democratic party,
singly and collectively, is a croaker
and a fault fnder--a chronic kicker. 1t
kicks on one hand because something
the farmer raises is protected by fair
and reasonable tariff.tax, and it kicks
on the other hand because the farmer
is not receiving enough protection on
what he raises.-A. B. Allen in Jack
son Republic.
Suggestions have been made that au.
thority should be given the Federal
Government to interfere in the admin.
istration of local police government to
punish violations of treaties with foreign
governments. A more dangerous de-
parture from the principles upon which
our institutions are founded could not
be made. If the administration of JUS
tice in this country: does not suit foreig-
ners they need not submit to TT!
Drebert in Chatfeld Democrat.
A public sentiment which does not
grant to all men at all times the fullest
liberty to express their honest convic-
tions is always wrong. If the individ.
ual, in such free expression, is honestly
in error, the moment lie discloses his
erroneous convictions that moment he
invites the wisdom Of others to enlighten
him. But. if with the intent to deceive
and to defraud he conceeds the truth
that is in him, he runs the risk himself
to eventually lose sight of the truth en-
tirely. E. a. Paradis in Midway News.
An Italian paper published at Chica-
go, in speaking Of the troubles with
italy. saws: ssOur poyernment.,, $, mean