The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1892-11-03
LOCAL POLITICS.
Fl. Falge has done valiant service for
democracy this tall.

DR.. Luhman made his maiden speech
at Newton on Monday evening last.
Gus. Mueller was in the procession on
Saturday night as Polander. He makes
good one.
Frank Wllinger is hustler in the
cause OF democracy. He has no selfish
motive to serve either.
Christian Hacker of Liberty was nomi-
mated for the assembly by the republi-
cans OF the First district.
John McMullin's speech at Kiel on
Monday night last is spoken OF as
model by those who heard it.
Lieut.. Gov. Jonas OF Racine spoke to
his countrymen at Zahorik's Hall IN
Franklin and at Stastny's Hall in Kos
suth on Sunday last.
Sheriff Bolen wants to be in the thick
est OF the fight regardless of expense or
enmities. Some one will kill the "little
devil" yet for his outspoken utterauces.
1t takes country towns to get up poll
teal clubs. John Vanish of Coopers-
town has organized a club in Coopers-
town fully equal to that at Maple Grove
and Reedsville.
The Young Mems Democratic Club OF
this city hold meetings almost every eve
ming and discuss political questions them
selves. Their meetings are very interest
ing and instructive.
A. j. Schmitz is out this week speaking
through Dodge, Fond du Lac and VIM
nebago counties. There is no rest for the
wicked and if the converse of this is true
then Schmitz must be wicked.
A special train was run from this place
to Two Rivers last night under the aus
plces of the Young Mems Democratic
Club. The speeches of o. A. Wells and
Vheo. Kersten were the attraction.
W. L. Albers of Centervile was in the
city yesterday. Mr.. Albers is shrewd
politician but no man is more truthful to
a friend and no man can more accurately
forecast the result OF an election.
L. ]. Nash speaks at Meeme on Friday
OF this week. II. Falge speaks at Ham,
mernicks on Sunday next. Judge Kir-
wan at Cooperstown and G. H. Paulus
on Saturday and Sunday at Staddlers,
Refs Mills and Kellners Corners.
Mr.. Wells. democratic nominee for can
didate spoke in KEEL on the 31st nit, in
st. Nazians and Reedsville on the LIST, in
Two Rivers on the End and will speak in
Mishicott this evening. Mr.. Falge will
speak with him at the last named place.
There has been more speech making
throughout this county this year than
ever before, and under the auspices OF
both parties. There is hardly a section
where crowd could be assembled at
which political address has not been
delivered during this campaign.
The young men organized democratic
club on Thursday last with DR.. Kemper
as president, DR.. White, secretary, Frank
Blesch treasurer and Henry Herzog,
treasurer. They went to work at once to
arrange torch light procession for Sat-
urday night and though tho time for
work was brief a very creditable showing
was made. The boys are hustlers and
have taken hold OF things with Il will.
General Bragg had a very large audi
ence at Turner Hall on Saturday last.
He spoke under the auspices of the Young
Mems Democratic Club and was intro
duced by the president Of the club, W. G.
kemper. The General was conversational
in his style, as always, but incisive and
A torch-ight procession was
in his honor. A large number
of the Polish people took part In the pro-
cession headed by their own band. When
Turner Hall was reached the Polish peo-
pie proceeded to Mazurkewitz Hall where
Mr.. Owacki addressed them in an elo-
quent speech of two hours duration. On
Sunday afternoon he addressed q large
crowd at Nordheim..an on Sunday eve
ming he spoke to large gathering at Two
Rivers. He is an earnest impressive
speaker.
Ifbusiness men only knew it, the Tri
bune was the paper to advertise in dur
ing the campaign. The local or some
other committee perceived the advantage
of extending the circulation of the local
paper which espoused the cause of repub-
icanisn. 1t was an encouragement to
the paper to do its best, conscious, as it
was, that it had its party to back 1t. The
party showed confidence in the paper
and aided in extending its circulation.
How was it with the local papers on
the other side? They were sent bundles
of the N. Y. World ana Louisville Cour-
Ter Journal on which they had to pay the
express charges, with the request that
they be sent out with the local papers
through the mails in violution of the pos
tai laws, the penalty for violation OF
which the local papers were to stand IN
case of prosecution by the national gov:
eminent. The local democratic papers
are discredited by the party in that they
are asked to aid in exten ding the circula-
tion of rival papers while their efforts 60
unrecognized.
BIG REDUCTION IN WALLPAPER.