New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-10-30
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that page of his Atlanta speech in which
he was to come out strong for George
Washington tor a5third term Minnea-
polls Times.
The recent discovery Of the pre-his-
toric Egyptians in bnrying ground on
ly 30 miles distant ffom the Nile holds
out hope that there is, after all, some
thing more primitive yet than Bourbon
Democracy. Minneapolis Times.
The launching of Senator Allison's
boom may not have aroused universal
enthusiasm all over the United States,
but 1t has drawn forth Hess, adverse COM
ment than has that of any other man
who has acknowledged the possession Of
presidential aspirations. Omaha Bee.
The sentiment grows that the Cubans
liz arms should not be looked upon by
us as mere rebels. And 1t is within the
range of the possible that this sentiment
may be crystallzed before long. Spain
has quite enough on her hands at home.
She has little business to be bothering
about in these regions.-Philadalphia
Record.
Last week added battle-ship and two
gunboats to the American navy, and the
Monroe doctrine may be regarded as in
pretty good shape in spite of the Cleve-
land Administrations Louis Globe
Democrat.
A new 13-inch gun tested by our Ma
Wy Department at distance Of 1000
yards sent projectile weighing 1,1O0
pounds through sheet of steel, Is inch
es thick, and 10 feet into the earth be-
yond. 1t is safe to say that somebody
will get hurt in the next great sea fight
St. LOUIS Globe Democrat.
Kentucky is short of water, but there
is no place in the country where they are
so we'll prepared to stand drouth.-
Minneapolis Journal.
There isn't so much said about demon
etized silver these days as there was
few months ago, but the discussion of the
dewomanized woman goes on just the
same.-M Minneapolis Journal.
Political slate, have been broken many
u time and oft; now it is the school slate
that to DE smashed. The sanitary scien-
fist has concluded that it is one of the
fayorite roosting places of dangerous bac-
terra, and that it must be banished from
the school room. These continued in
roads of the new schools upon the care
less and happy ignorance of the old times
makes lots Of trouble, but it may be all
right,-Minneapolis Journal.
1t is a funny time we have dropped
into. The West is full of produce, low
er in value than for many years, and yet
the factory operative and city lahore,
haven't the wherewithal to purchase ever
at such figures. Notwithstanding tht
palaver of politicians, there's something
badly out Of joint in our political eco
nomy system.-Winnebago City Pres
News.
Senator John Sherman in speec]
made at Massillon, Ohio, charges Cleve
lands administration with the response
bility of the money panic of S93, in hay
ing paid out the gold reserve for the cu1
rent expenses of the government. Thi
attitude of Mr.. Sherman is a surprise, a
it was thought he was on friendly term
with President Cleveland and concurre
with him in his financial policy. FL
gives the country another surprise in or
posing Cleveland's purpose of retirin
the greenbacks and in defending thu
kind of currency. Sherman is just no
attracting a great deal of attention. TIL
review of his new book from advanC
proof sheets has stirred political watel
to their depths. He criticises dead an
living politicians and statesmen with
sting that hurts and that will damage tt
prospects of the Republican party in tt
coming election more than can now /
estimated,- Moorhead News. .: f..
Ex-Gov. Merriam wants to get rid
the grecnbacks badly. He wants to It
lieve the government from the hankin
business and expresses the opinion TIL
the dreaded greenback are constant me,
ace to our prosperity, because they a
redeemablc in gold on demand and use
bv bankers as means of obtaining go
from the United States treasury tor shi
mcnt abroad There seems to be u
animity of opinion among the banke
upon this point, apprehensive about t
welfare Of the people, patriotic and G