The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10
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THRsE has grown up consids 4 Sic !es'l

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THReE has grown up consid hlsss
mig il eegtein quarters because
Greene had the temesity 10 announce /
himself a cssnsiaate Tor Il sserra 1, AZ s,ies 81 /
~. D foWnssnd. The sesorsaess, So
-caiied, are being tefr,bly scarea-aat
scared, howegeis Ths onls onjection 10 /
AIR. GseSne SENS to be hat he IS baetSa /
by the wrong crowd At ths last !
election the wrong crowd ssenlea Is
be tie right one. If might ma es liz BIZ. !
Bat seriously, Mr., Greens's canaissley
needs no apology Mr. Townsend could
have had the nomiaation aud election Is |
mayor of the city. had he been d all dis,
posed topush his candidacy. lie made /
ansxeelleiit executive, but The opa IS ton |
to him came principally from these. Who
favor him now Tor alderman Had they |
then Supported him his nomination
would have been assured. Iteiectsd TO
4 seat ii the council there is no qaestieii
but lac would make aa excellent alder
man aud serve his constituency laiehtHlsy |
aud well. aud the same may be just IS
trnthfnlly said OF Mar. Greene. TheargN-
ment that Mr.. Townsend is mote famii-
lar with CITY affairs than Mr.. Greene has
little weight, tor.every citizen Of iatelii-
S-.s,3s,, a. t, ,,, ~, . II = 4 l.
sary TO be known, or could very easily
aeflNire the knowledge, If occasion &c
, niaaded So far as familiarity with thss
tasfn and lawsuit is concerned, It IS
in The courts to stay Until the supreiass.
court sh.s determine.th disputed qaes.
tons betw = the creditor, the township
Why is 1t sasee OF the aspirants Tor
Republican nominations for state Offices
are so anxious for aiate state coilven
ton this year The talk ot q short, 5
sharp, decisive campaign is. grrr pretty,
but it looks like scheme t0 detraet at
tention rom the main object of tie pa-z
litical plotters. Is it not likely that
some OF the asu seekin nominations tlo
not want a long campaign hecause their
records might not success lHlle 81 ilst ard
a lengthY attack Delay ii Iioliii8g The
state convention would also give Tie
noliticiaps q splendid opportaaity So aar
the wlTSS 4ilg perfect coT,ii'lSt a.ss asEt
po.sls8sS 81 !ctt the viii OF Gle lassss 81
the splA:iean party. 4 man " ST rs
cora IS 81 vulnerable that fi7s
stss issisSa led during q ISlis. e g5;I ijStisns
sIistssd lsse no place on the sI3te tit.ket.
FhSsslfaz aud file OF the republican pttiy
wsftbssn early convention llle last
wssk IN June would suiE lie uiaj 2flt y-.-:
DRhs h News Tribune,
II does not require a very long cam
paign TO bring oat all tAe spots and
wrinkles in a candidates record II does
seem TINT some consideration saou,5 be
shown candidates, however ii mind and
purse by not keeping them upaa the rag
gcd edge of expectancy too ieHas Two.
mouths is long enough to search Out the
Vulnerable traits n any mans cIiatacter.
THE Sixth congressional district las.
ambitious so far as state poiitics IS con-
cerned. Among the candidates suggas-
ted are: L. ". Collins, iddge.ef supreme
court; r. c Duun, Mile Laos county,
and Geo. n. La Vague Of st Lofts Tor
auditor, William WeseerInan OF Stearns
for treasurer; John D. Jones Of Todd,
h;unroe Nichols Of st, Loais AMI (tariA.
Pidgeon Of Wright for clerk Of tic SUI
prenc COM t-seEen candidates (gr fon
positions on the ticket. In the nature
of things this district vii not &c. COR
coded more than two Of these positions
-oae beside the justice Of the supreme
court, the denomination oil AR. Collins
being universally conceded. Itwonld be
far better politics for the district to 90
into the state convention acting as a
unit, thereby assuring success for ali
that it is entitled TO than TO jeopafdize
the interests Of all by a vigorous fight
for more,
The Pioneer Press, a newspaper
which stands acknowledging at the
head of northwestern journalism point
of ability and enterprise in the morning
field, has made an enormous stfide to-
warI doubling its field of usefulness BY
halying its subscription ptice. It is sold
ut two cents a copy and its annual sub
seription tate has been eat to FIVE dol
lars. The Pioneer Press enjoys as exalt-
ed a position when measured By The
staadardssof American journalism as it
does ii.sits immediate western field.
Competent authority gives it a place
among Che best cen papers printed IN
the gaited States.
THE possible candidacy OF Ex presi-
dent Harrison for nomination. at the
hands of the Republican national con
ventionia 1896 is being very generally
discussed. Mr.. Harrison himself de-
clares most elppllatically that he is III no
sense csndidate. and that ought TO
settle it. lie always had a way o.
squarelv declaring his determination
AMI q dosged persisteney Ii ssiel,iiig g
it Itraay be set down as ssleE that
the next ante-conyention c9nva
not Plicated By the ffts.l 81 slr
t Ia. isoa.
NEW York States seriously eonsid
ef:ng tile matter OF female suflerag inits
broadest sense, and the future Nili be
discussed and considered at IeugtA and
fS,. ~. =, !, ia ..
the connection tofran1e a uew ST con.
sitution, now in SESSION. In that state
alltax payers, male or female aud tax
payers only can vote upon questions i'm
yoiying direct taxation and tlie theory
upon wiliehtlie privilege wiltbee xtetaed
Is that any ciection ilyolyss the raisias
orisHying taxes either difectiyo 81 indirect
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