New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-10-31
The Straws Point Clearly to Republican Success
Throughout the State.
The Spirit Will Extend to this Section and Will
Result in General Victory.
JUDGE E. D. French Of Redwood will be Elected
Senator Without Doubt
Reports Carefully Him Splendid Plurality His
County Voters Will Give Him Loyal Support, that
Will Make His Election Sure-The County Candidates
Making Ia that will Result n

Judge e. D. French Will be the next [
senator from this, the ninth district. The |
sentiment of the people as generally |
expressed throughout the country indl- |
Gates it. The reports of close observers
made after careful canvass OF the whole
district, determine it. The latter give |
him so much the lead in his swn county
that his election is assured without a
doubt In this county, the home OF the
other candidates, he has developed
strength that is surprising, and the rea-
son for it all is plain enough, The peo- !
ple want no more Of Samuel D. Peterson
and have concluded that by voting for |
French they will etfectually accomplish
their purpose.
Regarding the other candidates, it is |
not so easy to predict in every instance
but on the whole the outlook is encour- |
aging.
Ne,s Christianson, the candidate for
representative, IS making quiet but ac-
tive canvass that is bringing him lots of
votes. Nels is a plain, straightforward
man, who knows nothing of political
tricks, and these very virtues are max
ino him many friends. But Mr.. Chris
tenson is not alone plain and straight
forward. In addition to these excellent
qualifications he possesses good sense,
plenty Of business intelligence and a
shirt of franKness and independence
that will make of him a desirable legls-
lator for the people of his county. His
earlv training and education, his life
among the common people and his hon
estv all tend to render him proof against
corruption and political barter. If elect
cd we feel sure that he will prove true
to his trust.
Frank Burys chances are A No. 1.
The mere fact that man has been in
Office where the people. have learned to
know and appreciate him, is working in
his favor to strong degree. Let the
opposition papers say what they may
have a mind TO about him, Frank burg
has nevertheless proved faithful and
efficient treasurer It is one thing to
be able to claim capacity for signing re-
ce1pts and paying out money without
losing any change, but it IS another to
be.able to save the county hundreds OF
dollars by careful attention to assessments
and equalization. Frank Burg has done
+he latter. and for this alone is far more
entitled to the suffrages of the people
than anv of his competitors. He is at
tent1ve to the interest of the people at
all times and the claim that he has been
too long in office is one that ought to be
made in his favor. 1t is just that which
fits him above all others to render his
county faithful service in the future
Vote for Burg, for in him you know
what you are getting.
What is true of Burg is also true of
Anderson. He has been tried and tested
and in every respect and instance has he
lived up to Interpretations of the people
who elected him. He realized then that
the county entertained confidence in him,
and he was determined that it should re-
tain it, carrying out his determination
bv strict adherence to his official duties.
He has neglected nothing and attended
to everything given him in charge.
Strict in his habits, it can never be said
of Nels Anderson that you never know
where to find him. In this respect he has
made the bestbe sheriffBrown county ever
had The county cannot afford to lose such
an officer and we know that her people
intend to re-elect Anderson by tremend-
Gus majority. Everything paints in that
direction.
The remaining Republican candidates
are all new men in the political field but
If reports can, be believed they will sur
prise their opponents on the 9Th of Nov
ember-at least some of them.
John Larson, candidate for clerk OF
court, has been over the county thor
oughly. He has a popular and streng
man to contend with, but Larson enter.