New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-10-07
Political Points.
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Arrangements have been made for a
speech Ivy Prof. Cation at Springfield
Tuesday evening. Cation is one of
the strongest advocates of the cause of
the people that has yet appeared in this
state and his coming into section is al
ways signal for the so-called sound
money cohorts to hoist the white flag.
They would much rather have him stay
away.
Senator Sheehan Of St. Paul spoke in
! behalf of SO. called sound money. at
Sleepy Eye last evening.
Hon. Frank a. Day, the peoples can
didate for congress, was IN the city for a
few hours Thursday evening. Mr., Day
has made a pretty thorough canvass of
the entire district and he finus the situa-
ton highly encouraging. He says that
many counties that have heretofore given
Republican lnajorities Will this year go
strongly for Bryan. Lind, he contends,
is going to lie the next governor beyond
| a doubt.
Mr.. Day, himself, is making strong
and effective canvass. He is going into
every nook and corner of the district
and everywhere that he fingers he leaves
friends and enthusiastic admirers. 1t is
the intense earnestness of the man and
his apparent confidence in the success of
the cause, for which he. is labor1ng that
MAKES him strike a responsive cord with
the masses of the people.
The: Democratic opulist headquarters
in the Maltzahn building have not failed
to show signs of life during the past few
days. Candidates and others keep drop
J ping in regularly to discuss the situation
and all the while arrangements are 60
| ing ahead for thorough and old time
campaign. A series of school house
] meetings will be included in the pro-
| gram and in this way every section in the
', county will he reached. Outside speak
ers, us well as local orators, will serve to
stir up the enthusiasm Of the voters and
| help the good cause along.
; The Republican; of this city will open
headquarters in the second story of the
Hornburg building.
The Republican county committee al
SD intend to have a school-house cam
paign. They want to- tell the farmers
: how wonderfully they are prcsperng I'M
der a single gold standard, how wheat,
corn, oats and everything else they raise
have gone down in price because of
''overproductiop,' how badly they need
a tariff on potatoes, how the railroads
and. coal trusts are entitled to exhorbi
tant charges and how nice it is to issue
interest bearing bonds in time of pence.
The farmers are expected Of course to
enjoy this kind Of logic immensely and
then 60 home and vote for Mckinley and
harder times on the farm. But will
they! .s E
Two more enthusiastic Bryan and
Lind clubs were organized in Nieollet
county Saturday evening one n Ridge
" and the other in Lafayette. The re-
turns from Nlcollet county on the 18th
of November are not very apt to cause
the 5Republi Leans to think of festivities.
Mr.. Lind has been spending the week
in the First and Fourth districts and ev-z
eryWhere lie has weakened the greatest
enthusiasm. Large meetings have been
held ut IVaseca, Zumbrota, Rochester,
Red Wing, Nabasha, Cannon Falls and
saltwater. The outlook PROMISES certain
success.
. DON forget the date, October 18th,
Of the opening Of capes ami Jackets al
fCrone Bros.