St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-29
new DEAL DEMANDED
The People Of Minnesota De-
mand Relief From Ring
Rule.
Some Of the Reasons Thew
Have for Opposing Nell
son and Davis.
Only a Bad Servant Will Re.
fuse to Obey His Mas
ter.
A Few Of the Corporation
Baekers of These Badly
Scared Candidates.

1t is time for a change in the state
government of Minnesota.
Ihere are men holding positions and
eXerting influence around the state
house who have held SWAY so long that
tney nave come to think that they own
the state.
The interests of the state demand Z
new deal.
Republican conventions in Minne-
sofa have been run by rings and bar
nacles for years. Not for a score of
years, at least, has there been guber-
material nomination made without be-
ing Influenced by the interests of those
VINO were either in office or were profit
Ing III some way through official favor.
The people of Wisconsin had no idea
OF the rottenness in their state govern.
ment until the opposition party came
Into power, since which time hundreds
OF thousands of dollars have been re-
covered from previous Republican state
officials.
1t is time that the records of the state
government of Minnesota were exam.
ined by others than men selected by the
old ring.
Democrats, Register Today
A new deal should be had. and that
at once.
In this campaign the voters of Mime
sofa nave been remarkably free from
prejudice. They have heard all sides
of the various issues presented and have
given unmiStakable evidence that thew
lack confidence in several of the Rel
publican nominees and are opposed to
longer continuance in power of the old
regime.
Unless all signs fail the people of
Minnesota will vote for a new deal in
this state week from next Tuesday.
The old Republican ling that has pro-
tected the railroads. the elevator and
wheat combine, the iron ring, the pine
ring, an insane asylum ring and other
similar bands of plunderers has lost tho
confidence of'the voters of Minnesota.
And it is small wonder. just examine
for a moment the men it seeks to place
in the United States senate and in the
governors chair.
FirSt-knute Nelson, the railroad at
torney, the friend and defender of the
wheat ring. the plant tool of the pine
ring and all the other combinations that
are now having their own way in this
state.
Can the people hope for any relief if
Nelson Is made governor?
Certainly not. The men who are sup
porting Mr. Nelson are profting largely
with matters as they are, and they want
no change.
All the railroads are supporting Mel.
son because, as one of their prominent
agents said. lit is easier and cheaper to
do our fighting now than next winter"
Therefore, there will be no railroad
laws placed on the statute books with
Nelson In the governors chair.
The wheat ring has found defender
in Nelson and is supporting him ar
IDENTIFY. c. A. Plllsbury and his fellow
grain men never make any mistakes in
''sizing up'' men.
Therefore. there will be no grain leg
iSlatlOn, and next year the state grain
inspectors office will double its cost to
the state.
Democrats, Register Today.
The Minnesota Iron company has
placed its manager on Mr.. Nelson's
state committee, and he is doing yeo-
man service for the candidate and his
masters. Fl. IL. Porter never made but
one mistake in sizing up Minnesota
statesmen. That happened years ago,
and will not again.
Therefore there will be no legislation
enacted that will make this corporation,
with its 21,000,000 capital and vast
property interests, pay more than $4,000
per year in the way of taxes.
In congress Mr.. Nelson pushed
through a bill that has made it possible
for Il. b. Walker and few other pine
land barOnS to gobble up 10000. .000, 900
feet of pine without fear of opposition
or competition.
Therefore there will be no attempt to
head off the schemes of the pine land
ring if Mr.. Nelson is elected.
The people know all these things. If
they are willing that the old rings shall
continue to rule this state they will vote
for Knute Nelson. If not, they will
Vote for new deal.
And now wcrd on the magnificent
services of Cushman X. Davis. the gen.
tleman who desires to succeed himself
in the United States senate.
CuShman *. Davis is the friend of
the Pacific railroads in the senate, and
voted to continue the debt they owe the
government for hundred years at 2
per cent.
Democrats, Register Today.
If he is sent back to the senate he
will continue to misrepresent the peo-
pie of this state on that great question.
CuShman K. Davis is the attorney of
the Minnesota Iron company.
He looks after its interests in Wash
ington while his PAL tner does the lobby
ing around the Minnesota legislature
Cushman X. Davis placed a tool of
his client. the Minnesota Iron company.
in the Duluth land office there to serve
their common master.
If the people of Minnesota desire
continuance of these evils they will
vote for Mr.. Davis, or rather for mem
berS of the legislature instructed for
him. If not, they will, solidly and
overwhelmingly
Vote for new deal.