Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-01-31


bill abolsninv school distress II Il ere
ating the township >cnnel It III
THE faculty Of the Platteville Nor
NAL school numbers fifteen persons
eight ladies and seven gentlemen o.
the persons who composed the faculty
one year ago only five remain. Prof
McGregor and Misses Purdy, Wyman,
Pretlow and Clifford. These teachers
are all efficient and successful and
will be able to do something toward
preserving the traditions and customs
of the institution. Prof McGregor
has been connected with the scho0l
for more than quarter of a century,
and has done more than any other one
person to determine its policy. But
new men are largely in control, and
new policies will no doubt be inaugu-
rated. The New" start out under
favorable skies with the best wishes
and support of all, and we trust will
be able at the least to land as rich a
cargo as the "Old" have done
THE Milsaukee journal is raising a
how, or irving TO II is b. rrilied
beyond measure to think that after the
wires hive been aid so nicely t, q eot
Judge Ninslow, tn people should, de-
mand th, voices be- ,ald ia he nat
ter. The journal waols non porte n
Judiciary hut mind yan ii n,u b.
democratic non p rlsan judiciary orthe
loyunsl viii TEX ii4 drls ard rrfuse o
plsy any longer. Let Is ask tn Nil
vaukee journal why a. far ~ y ritz
ship is concerned cue on partissn nol
as good a ,,,.o her? Mn shouliao Il e
people, il they believe be Journ,l'-ron
par i>aa 10 b. partiSul IA Disguise.
romnl Sc ctpdidtt whom IT, know
to b. q nor-paiti-an, ore 81 0 a. no
G rr1 mafdsr deei=.on - lis -eredi'2
We don't pm 81 Iud. Mt slow be
cause he Is democrat, but because he
has shown hims,lf, ~ orr op nj, u,
par issn. and because do not want
pr i-ans on he Supreme bsnehoi our
state.
Did il ever occur 10 the journal what
an absurdity il Is t deny the peepe the
right of cl cite be- wen candidat, s p
Did t ever occur 10 that paper inst if
we bad To accept he first man who got
INTO the field, IL would become purely
que ton of speed IN getting on, ard all
questions Of iitress would have TO be
thrown overboardP Yet the Journal
howls because il has a candidate whom
Il calls non partisan. and because many
people in the state reft 10 take him as
such simply on Journals say 81
Calling . man a non bipartisan does
not make him 50, and we sre free under
our constitution and und~r he statutes
OF this It ~ & put up an opposition
candidate whom We know 10 be thCr
oughly non partisan. whether the J0rr-
nal likes it or not. The people OF this
commonwealth have b. nam interest.
not the lawyers. Il il the peoples
rights which are adiudicat, 4 before tie
supreme couri, hot the LAWYERS. The
people are thu state, not few corpora
licn ATTORNEYS AID being # the peo-
pie, the ones rimai y intertsed ~e
do net propose 10 have eny finely
MN uvered scheme like the present
engineered over our heads il ne can
help
Ihe pressure oi tse people tvs I'M
duesd Judge q, men'-on 10 run against
Judge Ninsiow The Milwaukee Tour
nal donoune,s TIE Gem, ntson move
mert as reru8iic, poll ieal scheme,
but ne MilNeuAte Jonrual knows Is
well ~ We DO INA. ii is Tie rebsllp j
The j. opte against pun mp iab, sna
lhal th,re is no question Of poiiucs in il
Sew Normal Regents.
There are eleven members Of the
Board Of Regents of Normal school
Regents, nine appointed by the Gov
ernor and confirmed by the senate.