New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-04-27
VOICING A PREFERENCE.
Republicans and Democrats State their
Choice for Governor and Congress.
Lind is Gubernatorial Fayorite and
Among Republicans Turrell is the
Choice for CONGRESS-
Democrats Favor Buck as the Congression-
al Candidate and are divided as
to Fusion.

it is not hard to say which way the wind
will blow from this direction. Repub-
licans are all for Lind for governor, with
Ives a good second, and Turrell is way in
the lead for congress. Here are some
Of the statements of the leaders:
W. f. Setter: Lind for governor and
Turrell for congress.
f. II. Retzlaff: Lind for governor and
TurrelI for Congress.
G. l.. Roos: I think Brown county
should go for Turrell.
J. Newhart: Would as soon have Lind
for governor as anybody.
O. M. Olsen: Lind for governor; Da-
Wis of St. Peter for congress.
Postmaster Schmidt: Lind for COVER
nor and Turrell for congress.
Chas. Sommer: For governor, John
Lind in preference to all others.
Peter scherer: John Lind for COVER
nor and G. r. Davis for congress.
George Boock: Lind or Ives for gov
ernor with G.. r. Davis for congress.
A.. F. REIN: Either Lind or Ives
would make a good executive officer.
Capt. Nix: John Lind for governor.
He would make q splendid executive.
F. Burg: Lind or Ives for governor
with our neighbor, Turrell, for Congress.
Senator Peterson: Lind first; Nelson
or Hubbard second. Turrell for con
gress.
b. G.. Koch: John Lind or Heatwole
for governor. For congress prefer 0.
B. Turrell.
J. B. Velikanje: For the head of the
ticket, John Lind of course. For con-
gress, McCleary.
A. Blanchard: For governor, Lind or
Ives. For congress, Turrell or Geo.
Knudson of St. James.
T. Crone: Either Lind or Heatwole
would suit me. Turrell should be the
successor to Mr. Lind.
Judge Webber: Under the circumstan-
ces Ives for governor, but Lind if he will
consent to be candidate.
w. A. Hubbard: Ny choice for gov.
ernor is Lind. Turrell will do very well
to serve as Lind's successor.
N. Henningsen: For governor, John
Lind; for congress, 0. B. Turrell. That's
the way l want my ticket to read.
A. l. Setter: John Lind for governor
if he wants it; if not, Ives. For the
congressional nominee prefer McClea-
Ty.
Judge Brandt: I still live in hope that
Lind will run. After him [ would favor
Nelson, with TurreH for congress by all
means.
A. w. Bingham: A man who isn't
patriotic enough to support man from
his own town is no man at all. am
for Lind for governor.
NJ. A. Bingham: I still believe Lind
will be our next congressman. For gov
ernor [ am for any man who can carry
the state for the party.
DR.. G.. Hirsch: I would prefer Lind,
but think Knute Nelson can poll a larger
vote for the party. Turrell is as good as
anyone we could select for congress
ional nominee.
Jacob Klossner: [ would be for Lind
to be sure, if 1 knew he would accept, but
in case he would not I have always had
leaning towards McGill. Turrell would
be all right for congress
Jonas Laudenschlaeger: am a Lind
man if he can be induced to make the
race. Next to him, think Nelson would
be the strongest candidate we could Sc
lect Turrell for congress.
John Grimmer: For governor, Lind
first, of course. As to second choice,
either Ives OF HeatWole with preference.
for the man who lives in the second dis
trict. someryille for congress.
G. A. ottomeyer: Lind is my first
choice and Ives second. think T1lrrell
should be nominated for congress, not
onLabecause he is capable but also be
casss Redwood county is entitled to rec
ognition.
q H Hornburgg: Lind o. McGill.
The latter made a good governor and is
entitled to a denomination. As to the
congressional contest { am not aequain--
ted with either TurreI or McCleary, but
certainly do not want Davis. His career
in the Legislature last winter was no
more nor less than an appeal for votes