New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-12-02
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And Thss 10 Othars.
KvlrJ day, for ten years OF more,
ossHaWiey 8 came down 70 the grocery
q store,
And sat on q barrel and aIgified
Tint the ricll was tannin the poor mans
hide.
6 s can earn the price Of . decent
meal, sS5
Wa,reg round beneath Capital iron heel; !;
We Norkin' men don't stand no show
For an honest Twin. BY Gosh 2 says Joe.
There sin't . thing that he don't know
About tthe s Laborin' Class's'' woe;
And he'll sit all day and lay down the
law,
And only stop to ssborrersa a chaw, 2
While his wife at home, she takes in
stsewin',
Or goes ont washln' to keep things goin',
For the only work, i ever saw
Joe Hawiey do, was to work his jaw.
Zoe Lincoln in T.. IA. w. .-B Bulletin.
Prof. E.sS. .Bugbee, the celebrated OPP
tician, will be found at the Dakota
House and at Andrew J. .Ecksteln's Drug
Store, Dec. and 9, Tuesday and Wed
nesday. Prof. Bugbce comes with the
best of recommends from the med
lcal profession and anyone having eye
troubles will do well to consult him..
We admit that we are not in sym pathy
with some of the gang who have we'll
nigh ruined the republican party in the
state the past few years, and while we
did not assist and thought it ill-adyised,
we shall not censurc the $4,000 who at
tempted to punish and oust them from
their position as bosses and leaders. If
this be treason, make the most of It !; but
remember there are somewhere like
$4,000 additional republicans in this
state whose patience is we'll nigh exhaus-
ted and who stood by the old ship this
year becase she was in serious danger,
and not because of their love for many
of herself constituted captains.--P Preston
Times.
The Redwood ReveiIle says: sThe
Minneapolis Journal has not Jet learned
that the campaign is over and still con-
tinues its fight against Merriam, Clough
and Others" Never mind about the
campaign. It doesn't make any differ
ence If it is over; there is another one
on and one that will not cease till Merri-
amism is eradicated from Minnesota pol
:itics. Minneapolis journal. 81,
Z Minneapolis Penny Press: Those, who
are caring for the peoples interests in
the question whether or not Mr.. Lind
was elected, will do well to recall and
consider the celebrated Wisconsin case
of forty years ago, that of Bashford VS..
Barstow, involving the governorship.
Barstows was; declared elected by the
5canvassing board. Bashford brought
suit in the state supreme court under a
writ of quo Warranto, alleging fraudu.
lent returns from various precincts, ,main-
ly in the northwestern part of the state,
then thinly settled. The most eminent
lawyers in the state were engaged, in
Guiding e. G. Ryan, afterward the most
brilliant chief justice in the history of
the state, and Matt Carpenter, the most
famous man who has ever represented
that state in the United States senate.
The case was fought for all that it was
worth, but the court decided, and that
is the point in the matter, that it had a
right to Ego behind the returns and de-
eide the matter on its merits. This it
did, and the Office was awarded to Bash
ford. The case remains a precedent to
this day:
The Orange Judd Farmer estimates
that there isa shortage in the potato
crop OF. the country of fifty-two million
bushels this year, and says the outlook
for better prices is quite favorable, not
only en- account Of the shortage in the
United States and Canada, but in Ire
land and other European countries, the
reports from which are discouraging as
70 the supply.
Seventy millions Of people starving in
India and corn from 12 to Is cents per
.bushel here! Even at the enormous cost
Of tranportation il seems hardly possible
that these people should be allowed to
die: What is England doing to relieve
them At present she seems to be doing
about as much as she is to relieve the
Armenians, simply discussing the matter
Le Sueur Sentinel.
:. The hare began the prosey boarder,
Issshas long been chosen as nm emblem Of