Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-01-19
ENDORSES MEDyED.
H Correspondent Claims that
Our Postmaster. is Too
Much Hbuasd.
Mr.. FULLER, EDITOR TRANSCRIPT:

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Mr.. FULLER, EDITOR TRANSCRIPT:
4 Your paper is in such haste to pub
lish matterand poems slurring and
jumping on our postmaster and his
&c ctions-I thought I would see ifyou
would permit a former subscriber
to offer a few sentences in his behalf.
In the first place, when Mr.. Medved
was appointed postmaster, by
Cleveland he had a good
right to move the post Office
TO any point in the city he chose to.
only wonder that he left it as near
the centre OF the city as he did, for
the kicking that was done to him
was enough to drive him out Of
town. :WiilSfst., And when the west
side people now have tu go Dut two
blocks further than they used to,itis
two blocks nearer the citizens in the
south part OF the town.
Many of these very fine ladies who
kick on the saloon next door would
be the first to dodge into it ii they
could without being; seen, and are
not half so nice as they pretend to be.
Mr.. Medved has done great deal
for this city and county, and has
been always enterprising, ,-One OF Lit
tie Falls leading industries, the
brewery, was built by Mr.. Medved's
relatives, whether through his infiu-
ence I don't know but lately Mr..
Medved took hold OF it himself, and
it has since been a pride Of the city.
He has placed with his efforts such Il
man as Frank Ellenbecker where he
is. Mr.. Ellenbecker was MIR. Med
ved's former bookkeeper. and Mr..
Medved knew him to be a good man
as the county has since found out.
Mr.. Meyer, Mr.. Medved's brother-in-
law. the present county treasurer,
was also tried as bookkeeper by
Mr.. Medved before Mr.. Medved
worked for his appointment as
treasurer. And Mr.. Simon Brick, at
present deputy auditor and city
clerk and formerly in the brewery is
also brother-in-law of Mr.. Medved
and Mr.. Medved is our retired county
commissioner and I am sure that
these gentlemen fill their places to
perfection and to Mr.. Medved's
honor in their selection and they are
worthy representatives of the Ger
man element OF this city. If the
German element who are entitled to
their share of all of the off ces want
Mr.. Medved to help them in their
selection, it is no ones business to
write sinking poems upon 1t. You
will find that we can show you and
some OF those Yanke:s and French
Kanucks who are back Of this move
ment that we can stay with Medved.
Those Frencbmen are always on the
least proyocation reitty " to- Thowfnt
the Germans and we will show them
that they can have their howl out.
They NOW have four ~of~the best and
most paying Offices in the county,
while we. having over half the votes
in the county have only nine, which
includes deputies, when. If we wished.
we could fill the court house full of
our own kind-and if those fellows
get too smart we will do it-If the
offices were divided in proportion to
the different elements of the Demo-
cratic party, and they rule here, the
Germans would come in for nearly
all with perhaps one Frenchman and
a Yankee or American as You call it,
in an office every other term.
This being my first letter to an
English paper will you please make
corrections right? II you do not
publish this you do not believe in
this country being free, that's all. =
LIBERTY.