The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-08-04

pin, for lieutenant governor. We have
watched MIR. Clough in the senate and
we have seen him manage campaign
against Universities, but never have we
seen him defeated or outgeneraled by
the opposition. Always loyal to his
party, to his friends, and gentle to his
enemies, the nomination can only be
considered a small reward. He is a
man of great ability. AS the presid-
ing officer of the senate he will wield
the gayel with On iron hand-and may
occasionally let it fall on Mr.. Donnelly.
Mr.. Brown, for secretary of state
and Mr.. Bobletter, for treasurer, haye
been tried and found to be the men
for the positions.
Of Mr.. Henry w. Childs, the can
didate for attorney-general we must
speak at length. What delight it
was for the people of Redwood coun-
ty to hear of the nomination of this
brilliant young attorney! How they
are, and will continue, hurrahing for
him until he is triumphantly elected
in November, the pen cannot tell. But
not only citizens of Redwood county
alone have heard of his nomination
with delight, but the people of the en-
tire state, regardless of politics.
Wherever Mr.. Childs has appeared as
the public prosecutor or the defender
of the States interests, he has made
warm friends. His knowledge of the
law, where to find it, and his clever
manner of conducting cases at tho
bar, together with his faculty of win
ming friends, has placed him close to
the people, whose interests he has al
ways represented, and they will tri-
umphantly elect him this fall.
For Supreme Court Justices Messrs.
D. A. Dickinson and G. E. Wander
burgh are Republicans and Mr.. Mitch
ell Democrat. They are the present
excellent occupants of the seats for
which they have been nominated and
should be endorsed by the Democrat
ic convention.
On their return from the State Con-
vention the Redwood county delega-
ton we're asked for views by the GA
zErrE as to the ticket nominated, and
the expressions we're unanimous as to
the prevalent feeling that the ticket
was an exceptionally strong one. They
write:
am we'll pleased with the action of
the convention. The entire ticket is
good. The nominations were such as
should please every republican in the
state. With such ticket think we
can redeem the legislature and carry
the state by $4,000 majority.
am woll pleased with the ticket as
whole, and am satisfied that Mime
sofa will roll up an old time Repub-
lican majority. CASPER BLETHEN.
never saw more enthusiastic con
vention. Every one went home feeling
moro encouraged with the prospects
of Republican success this fall.
CHAs. CHESTER.
It will be no surprise to those who
witnessed the proceedings of the con:
vention and know the general gooc
feeling now existingin the Republican
party, should Minnesota give a ma
| jority of 25,OOO to the National ano
State tickets. Our delegation fee
grateful to Delegate Mckay for the
concisive speech he made in conven
ton in the behalf of Redwood county
delegation.
F. L. WARNER.
The ticket suits me, with Knute
Nelson at the head of it, succeeded by
the following good nominations, there
is no doubt of success this fall.
CHRIST. OLSON.
Twas more than pleased with the
confidence expressed by delegate:
from all parts of the State in the cleo
ton of the entire ticket.
| ELI SLOWER.
The platform is good one, the
candidates are all right and the ticke
nominated is winner.
| RICHARD GERDEs.