New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-09-21
EELoQUENcE IN PLENTY
.A List Of Those Who Have made and Will
Make Political Speeches ii Brown
County.

a LlSG 0rIh0S0 Who lave made and VII
Make Political Speeches ID Brown
County.
G. r. Davis of st. Peter will be here
Friday night at the request Of the Re
publican club.
Hon. r. Ct. Evans will most likely ac-
company Mr.. Nelson on his visit to New
UIm on the 1st.
Dan Lawler goes from New Ulm to
Sleepy Eye where he speaks in the after
noon Of the 28th.
A. W. Blakely of Rochester is adver-
tised to speak at Sleepy Eye on Friday
evening. He is a Democrat.
Donnelly will make two OF three
speeches for the Peoples Party. Mrs.
Lease Of Kansas will also appear at New
UI1m in behalf Of the same cause.
Hon. G. K. Davis, United States Sena-
tor, will be one of the speakers who will
visit New Ulm previous to the election.
We will therefore have the privilege of
listening to one of the most gifted and
learned men OF the country.
Hon. r.. r. Davis, the brilliant, fiowrery
and polished orator of Minneapolis, is
booked for Republican speech in Slee-
py Eye, sometime next month. Davis
IS the man who 50 eloquently seconded
.Gresham's nomination at Chicago in 1888
and Nelson's at st. Paul in July.
Geo. w. SomerviIle speaks at Harmo-
ny Hall in Sleepy Eye tonight. Mr..
Somerville has made good record for
himself as a court-foom orator and if he
succeeds as we'll in dealing with political
topics, his services in Brown County this
fall will be valuable to the party.
Prof McCleary, Republican candidate
for congress in this district, addressed
the voters Of Springfield on Saturday
evening. A good-sized audience listened
to him and the professor succeeded in
stirring up considerable enthusiasm. Af-
ter the address a Republican club was
organized.
Col w. |. Plummer, the silver-tongued
orator of Dakota, will be at Sleepy Eye
on thee evening of the 28th. PlumMer.is is
one OF tie liyeliest orators in the north
west and his addresses have always been
the means Of firing up the spirits of slum-
beringg Republicans. It is dou5tful if a
more eloquent speech is delivered in the
county during the campaign.
Dan Lawler, the Democratic nominee
forg governor, will be at Turner Hall next
Tuesday evening. Eloquence will flow
from the young orators mouth in big
ming twisting Of figures to conform to
tariff reform ideas Lawler is a lawyer
as we'll as an orator, and knows how. to
make the most out Of a poor case.
October 1st is the date fixed for Knute
Nelson's speech in this city. Everywhere
this plain, but able, man isbeing received
with tremendous houses, and in New Ulm
his reception bids fair to be equally roy
al. The ssLittle Giant will here have an
opportunity to go over Mr.. LaWler's ar
guments and it will be interesting there
foreto be present and note the processo of
dissection.
Congressman Lind talked good sound
protection doctrine to the local Republi-
cans on Friday evening. Hedealt chief
y with the present administration, de-
Tended its principal acts, and went over
the Republican stand on the tariff and
silver questions with good effect. He
spoke for more than an hour and his
plain, convincing metdod Of argument
told we'll on his auditors.