New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-10-28
Political Points,


The Sleepy Eye Bryrnites are going |
to Guido allof the efforts Of the goldites
tomorrow evening. Hon. g. D. O'Brien
Of 81. Paul and Hon. a lbert Schwarz Of |
Chicago will Be the speakers and the sill
enthusiasts have arranged for q torch
light procession and = genuine barbecue
with roasted OF and everything partain-
ing thereto. The country is expected to |
turn out ii great shape and New Ulm
is also expected to furnish her share of |
the crowd. d.
Hon. +. &. Randall Of Winona will /
speak at the st. George school house Oh
the political issues Of the day next Sat-
urday evening. There will also be adj
dresses in German.
The Republicans Of Sleepy Eye on
Friday evening had what was supposed
to be a big demonstration in favor of the
single gold standard. In the ..moaster"
torchlight procession there were exactly
43 men and 200 school boys, many Of
whom disturbed the monotony by cheer
ing for Bryan and Lind. After the parade,
speeches were made at Christiansen's
Hall by Vim. Henry Eustis, Col. Amye,
ex-mlnister to Mexico, and West Vlr-
gilman. - = IF. ~.
j.. Ryder, the St. Paul democrat who
is out stumping for McKinley, addressed
an audience of eighteen people in the
town of Leavenworth the forepar: of the
week. Seventeen of those present were
strong free silver men and the meeting
broke up with cheers for Bryan and Lind.
Geo. ". Somerville talked to twenty
two people at the Grimes schholhouse in
Eden Thursday evening. The smallness
of the audience can only be attributed to
the unpopularity of the cause which Mr..
Somerville has seen fit to advocate,
G. L. Smith, one of the editors of the
Tribune, has been making gold speeches
in the country around Sleepy Eye and
Springfield the past week but his audi
ences seldom numbered over twenty peo-
pie.
F. w. johnson and Albert Steinhaus-
er, candidate for county attorney argued
the cause of the people before Golden
Gate audience of ut least hundred peo-
pie last Thursday evening. Some of
those present came several miles to swell
the crowd and all appeared to he deep
ly interested and enthusiastic. The town
of Home can he depended upon to give
Bryan and Lind large majority.
Chas- P. Cutting, the popular Home
speaker, talked free silver at the Lone
Tree Lake school house in Eden Friday
evening, Fred Pfaender and Albert Stein.
hauser also making brief addresses Full
ly fifty voters were present and the meet
ing was presided over by O. A. Dresser.
Saturday night, Mr.. Cutting addressed
j another large meeting in North Star.
Hon. J. L. Macdonald, an eloquent
\ free silver orator, will enthuse the peo-
/ pie in and about Sleepy Eye at Christen-
sens Hall next Thursday evening and at
Springfield on Friday. At the former
place it is intended to have an old. fash
Toned barbecue and a torchllght process
| sion.
Ernst Brandt spoke in Cottonwood
Wednesday night, J. H. Gieseke Of, St.
Paul in sigel Friday uight and steinhau-
ser and Pfaender in Cottonwood last
night. The prospects for the success of
:, free silver in Brown County are all that
could he desired in every township.
Senator Tom Sheehan of St. Paul adj
dressed a falr-sized audience at Union
i Hall last Thursday evening, telling the
people, OF course, what fine thing the
gold standard was. Miss Grimes of Win.
dom also favored the audience with a
couple of Rotations.
Hon. John Lind, the peoples candi-
date for governor, will spend the last
week of the campaig II In Hennepin and
Ramsey counties. He is booked to speak
every evening from now until election.
Congressman NJ. Cleary spoke at Sleepy
Eye Monday evening. The Republicans
of that city got up another torchlight
parade to draw out the crowd.
G. G.. Hanscome, our d-time friend,
is in the city today, i.
Messrs Youngman and Hagemann of
Sleepy Eye we've in town yesterday.
Louis Mueller is up at Springfield