New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-16

When Donnelly said he would get
10O, 900 votes for governor Of Minnesota
he was only giring vent to his love for
ciphers. He didn't take politics into
consideration.
English papers are very happy over
the prospect Of free trade in the United
States as the result Of the recent election
Why is it and does it bctoken any good
/ to Americans2
Every dollars worth imported goods
!. means SO much less of labor here ano
the greater the demand for labor The
greater the price Of wages. Which dc
Americans want?
4 Tawney, Nc Cleary, Fletcher and Kiefel
or in other words four Republican con
gressmen as against one elected two
years ago! To all appearances we are
still on the face Of the earth.
Itsdoesn't pay to forget such men as
Quay, Dudley and Cameron when you
want to be. elected president. Cleveland
recognized this and was not slow in TAX
ing David B. Bill into camp.
Poor Mr.. Leicht! How the returns
must have whirled in his brain, when he
though Of the idea that he had conceived
previous to the election, that he was
more popular than our own Joseph Bob
Letter.
The Legislature is Republican. This
means gain Of wenty-eight members
or more and it also means the election
to the Senate of that popular and brilli
ant man, Cushman X. Davis. What more
do Minnesota Republicans want?
The oficeholders did their duty in
June but somehow their berths are being
offered for let in November. Is it pos
sible that the colored man in the CALLER
les Of the exposition building knew what
he was talking about when he rebuked
the eloquent DR.. Depew?
LAWYERS efforts at acquiring ''scien-
tifc knowledge" Of German and his sweet
references to the tender babes in their
cradles, didn't do him much good. The
people it seems, aren't impressed very
strongly with desire to make the gov
ernorship mere society affair,
There is PARKWAY and distant look
about Republican postmasters nowadays
that never fails to painfully remind us
of what we went through on the eighth.
Somehow that foreign air strikes sym
pathetic cord within us, and we are mad
vertently compelled to think of other
days.
Two years from now ask Heideman to
what extent he was consulted in the
naming Of the postmasters throughout the
county. He will tell you, if he is COM
municative at all, that he was overlook
ed entirely in an effort to pay respect to
another, who, if he didn't do quite SO
much of the work, at least comes in for
most of the credit
New Ulm Republicans whe i-stched
SpellbriDk have nothing to be lrcl Of.
He was deserving young man, and to
knife him in order to show favor to one
who had wilfully left the party and
thereby elect Democrat if not the
kind of Republicanism that we approve
of. Nothing is ever gained by running
off after boilers,
To-day the ST.. Paul Globe pictures
Knute Nelson as a small boy in a very
large gubernatorial chair. Six years ago
the same paper considered him giant of
intellectual strength and wanted him to
accept Democratic nomination for the
same office which it now accuses him OF
being unable to fill. Either the Globe
is absent-minded or addicted to monu.
mental lying.
4 Republican Doodle was freely distrib
uted in New Ulm on the day Of election,
says the Globe-like New Ulm News
This dream Of corruption among his fel
lowmen, like the ghost Of Haynes murd
ed coalition has haunted the mind o.
the News editor for many nights pas
and now he really believes that hug