Mower County transcript., 1894-10-03
] Notes From Exchanges.

IA 8brOWSQate sleanet :fs3SJne Gnlng can
be safely youched for this fall, and
that is that we have gotfa full -bloodedA
and sound lot OF candi idates on, the
Republican ticket. Election will
prove it. # .s .5 - s.
81 Waseca Radical: Mower county (
took first premium at the state fair
on farm and garden products. Well
bet Editor Gordon's garden is what !
did the business. 1t stood high and
ready for the scythe when re
down there in July. =4,
Gand Meadow Record: There is
not a more deserving and better quali-.s
fed candidate in Mower county than
b. T.. Johnson, the Republican nomi- |,
nee for auditor. Mr.. johnson is a
gentleman who wins friends wherever
he goes, and it is becoming the popu-
lar belief that his business qualifica-
tions, combined with his other traits, +
insure his election as a dead certainty.
Worthington Advance: Joel F. Heat
wole, editor of the Northfield News, :,
was nominated last Thursday by the
Republicans OF the Third district for
congress. Mr.. Heatwole was the can
didate two years ago and came within
a few votes Of being elected. Things
have changed since then many voters
have changed their minds and Joel
will 60 in this time with big MAORI
zty. ssz:5s - .5z, &
J. Rochester Post ; Active prepara-.
tions for the coming of Evangelist
Hunt were begun in earnest this
morning at a special meeting held at
the Presbyterian church. The outly-6
ing parts Of the city were divided into
eight districts, in each Of which a
cottage prayer meeting will be held
the coming week. There should be a
great rallying to these centers Of
prayer and work. ,l,:.*#
Minneapolis Times Self-respect-
ing newspapers do not need the re-
straint of law to prevent them from
lying about their circulation, and
newspapers without respect will con-
tinue to lie. in spite Of the law. To
enforce self-respect is not the province
Of statute books, but Of sermons. Any
attempt to bring moral suasion to
bear upon the liars ought to sbe as
heartily lcomed as any attempt to-
slegislate sel4.respect into them ought
to be discouraged. &. SIS
y New York Sun: The Hon. Joel p. I
Heatwole has the Republican nomi-
nation for congress in the Third Min
nesota district, and the grumb blings of
a few boilers cannot vex the peace of
his soul. The Democrats talk of
beating him, and it is true that he
was beaten once. But that was be-
fore he had acquired smile that
boils water in 80 seconds, before he
had trained his mustache on trellis,
before the first pot of vaseline had
surprised his bland, bright hair. Joel
is now unconquerable.
Mankato Free Press: The Peoples
Champion, Populist paper recently
started in Austin, is before us, and
we notice the name Mr.. S. III. Harri-
son as editor. The paper. is neat in
appearance, is well patronized, and
gives evidence of a vigorous life and
continued existence. We know Mr..
Harrison to be a gentleman Of ability,
honest in his convictions as a Popu-
list, and that the paper will be run
strictly independent of combinations
and ciques there can be no doubt.
We certainly wish the new paper sue
cess in everything but the fulfillment
,ofits political ambitions. .s
St. Peter Herald Our Australian
ballot law places every needed restric-
tion around the casting and counting
of the ballots and renders impossible
the practice Of our old election vices,
but it is still possible for bad men
land any party has them) to pack
caucuses and CONVENTIONS and thus se-
cure nominations, trusting to the
ignorance Of the average voter as to
their real character, to blind partisan
zeal, or to the corrupting influence of
money for success at the polls. Our
elections can never be entirely pure
until we have some legislation re-
garding primaries. Let US copy the
Kentucky law. 3sss
81. James Journal: This is great
year for newspaper men in Minnesota.
j. Adam Bede was made United
States marshal Bob Dunn was nomi-
mated for state auditor Whitney, ,of
the Marshall NeWs-M Messenger and
Miller, Of the sLuyerne Herald are in
the race for state senator King, OF
the Mobiles County Democrat and
Ryder Of the Luverne;N N NeWs are nomi-
mated az RrnnrnaentHtivpa.s IL inn NJ IN.