New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-08-28
Newspaper Comment.

premc court and one Of the republican
whccl-horscs of Minneapolis, is actively
engaged in the organization of bimetallic
clubs. "Thc silver craze IS dy1ng.'-
Fairmont Sentinel.
The Pioneer Press sees tit to commend
President Cleveland and SAYS ''hc has
grown greatly in public estimation by
reason of his tirmncss and fidelity to the
public interests in resisting the insane
and revolutionary sentiment of his party
in and out Of congress on the silver qucs-
ton" A newspaper which should be
an educator, dealing in facts and argu-
mcnt, using respectful and temperate
language that will appeal to the intclli-
gcncc and good sense of the people, abu-
scs it's trust when it resorts to such cX-
pressions as "insane and Revolutionary" as
applied to the opinions Of fellow citizens
on great public question, about which
there is an honest division. 1t Jumps
the vast aggregate Of American citizens
who believe that silver should be re-
stored to it's full money function in this
country as insane rcvolutionists. None
but those who adhere to the British gold
standard and endorse the Cleveland pol
ICY of turning over the United States
70 Of
bankers, who are only interested in our
country and its institutions for the mon
cy they can make out Of them, are in
their right minds and patriotic. Those
who think that they can create followers
by such methods will eventually find out
that a contrary effect has been produced.
&c., Moorhcad News.
The 'plain, common people O: the
state" are not paying any particular at
tcntion to Gov. Clough. He became
goVcrnorby political faro; he never could
have been elected governor and he never
will be elected governor unless the pow
or Of his party bosses is incl eascd instead
Of waning as we think and hope it is
Hutchinson Leader.
Where did the Reed boom bloom? In
Maine. Where dld the Mckinley boom
come from? Ohio The Allison boom
came from Iowa; the Morton boom from
New York; and then why should not a
Davis boom flower in Minnesota? If we
don't admire our own children most, VIC
are unnatural, and it is but as it should
be that we, Of Minnesota, keep the boom
IA booming that was first doomed at nome
and if we in urc Mr.. Davis the fault will
not he Of the heart Spring Valley
journal.
The Minneapolis journal says the In
dian chief, Bear, the red devil who cut
Gen. Clusters heart out at the Custer
massacre several years ago, and after.
ward had it cooked and ate it, will be or
exhibition at the Palace Museum il
Minneapolis at II good salary. Great
Scots! OF all cowarlly insults to the
American people the most cowar1lly is tc
have such II creature as that Indiar
around. Some one ought to take his
heart out, and kick the individual who
hired him.-Lakc Crystal Union.
I
of the state to mention G. X. Davis as
candidate for the presidency more than 6
year ago. We would be pleased to see
him nominated. But to do like Tams
Blxby and devote column after column
of his valuable paper to boom Davis
long before the campaign has com
menccd is simply dodge to secure ad.
vcrtising at another's expense. We Won
der what Tams is after, anyway? -Ken-
yon Leader.
McGill did much to atone for his mis-
takes by his manly conduct in subse-
quent carnpaigns. Although he had
good cause for complaint against Gov.
Merriam, he proved his loyalty to his
party by subverting personal disappoint-
mcnt 70 party success, and won the re-
spect and admiration of every Republic
can in the state by the manly, honorable
and patriotic support he gave to the man
who defeated HIM in the state convention
and tie party which had failed to recog.
nizc what he undoubtedly believed to be
his Just claims to second term. Fo,
this the Herald is disposed to give him
unqualified praise.-Luverne Herald.
John Goodnow, Tim Byrnes, Sam
Phillips and others of that crowd are not
talking Davis for president because they
love him, but there Is undoubtedly some.
thing behind it all. That is the reason
why the majority of the Republicans OF
this state do not enter more heartily in.
to the Davis boom.-Wadena Pioneer.