The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-04
AS TO JOHN LIND.

If Lind doesn't do too much talking, he's
sure of election. Minnesota is for sound
money, but there are other matters of enough
Importance to elect Lind. He maintains that
he is Republican, notwithstanding the
numerous Endorsements he gets from other
parties.-Taylor' Falls Journal.
The popularity of Hon. John Lind through
out the entire state is an agreeable surprise
to Mr. Lind himself:-Belle PLANE Herald.
John Lind, a Republican all his life is
the Populist-Democratic nominee for governor
Of Minnesota G. A Towne, a Republican all
his life, is the same kind Of a nominee for
congress in the Duluth district Does reg
ularity" of nomination compel real Democrats
to support these men? 1t should rather be
notice, to every Democrat that he was be
trayed and must fight for his political life
or lose it.-La Crosse Chronicle.
John Lind was nominated for governor
by the Populists. The reform forces are now
united and with good work Lind will be
elected. Springfield Advance.
John Lind starts out early in promising
patronage to those who may vote for him.
He has already made ten times more prom
Uses than there are Offices at the command of
the governor This is but trick. How
many more promises will Mr.. Lind make be-
fore the campaign is ended? II he should
promise every man in the state an Office he
will then not be elected. All men will not
sell their principles for office. though Mr.
LIHu Will-DuluIl NSWS-1TIpuAe
John Lind, Frank Day and c. E. Towne
seem to be the leading Democrats of Mime
sofa this year. They have been cleansed, de-
odoriZed and fumigated by some new Demo
cratic process until there is not Republican
microbe, bacille speck, blood corpuscle in
their whole anatomy They have been brought
to the Democratic mint, coined free, for they
never did anything for the party, marked 16
to l. and sent out to redeem the '96 style OF
Observation-Disclosures Pilot.
Lind would make a good governor. Why?
Because his six years congressman have
qualified him to fulfil his duties as chief ex-
ecutive of the state of Minnesota with rare
ability. He is thoroughly honest his pri-
vate character is beyond reproach, and he is
not the sort of man to be led by this and
that politician. He has a mind of his own
which he will use for the benefit of the state
You can trust John Lind. Vote for him.
Red Wing Journal.
John Linds assertion that 9S per cent of all
horse thieves and murderers were Democrats
was neither good sense politics. The
Democratic party is composed of as good men
as any other party, and the great body of
them are not responsible If few are rascals.
Eden Valley Journal.
1t has probably been forgotten by many
but 1t is a fact nevertheless, that when John
Lind was elected to congress the last time he
did not carry his own county.-Granite Falls
Journal.
Our friends, the enemy, do not feel quite
as confident now of the election of John Lind
as they professed to when that gentleman was
nominated by the Democrats. The average
voter knows that David NJ Clough has been a
good governor, and the change that the Demo-
Gratis ask the state to make is altogether too
radical and extreme. The Republican state
ticket will be duly elected. as it should be-
Polk County Journal,