New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-09-23
isanows sufEeriing under the preseat fslii-
and n1ministratio,r,.

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That 81 no means follows. Joha Lid
q not the present incumbent. 81 char-
aoter. intellect, knowledge, high psrpose,
1oonfage Of conviction, and fidelity q
public interest, John Lind IS another
man from that now in the executive
ichair John Lind is . man Of national
fame and standing Three times elected
g congress BY oyerwhel Ginning pluraliti les,
aud serving therein with an ability and
fidelity which have made him known to
the nation, John Lind .ill bring to the
state executive chair both standing and
responsibility, the confidence Of the peo-
pie and the respect Of all classes.
There is nothing IN John Lind to war
rant the assertion that he will bring to-
the state a CONTINUANCE and increase Of
the financial Distress which 1t is now;
suffering. John Lind will not be y soon
tinuance' of the present incumbent, and
he will not he an increase of the present
distress. If the present financial dis.
tress IN Minnesota Is in any manner the
fruit of executive administration, or, if
financial prosperity in this state hangs
upon the election of governor, as the
Tribune insinuates, the people of Mime
sofa certainly demand change, and in
selecting a safe, sound, honest, able and
fair minded executive, such as all know
John Lind would make, they can make
no mistake. >.z,. ss i
A vote for John Lind is vote for
honesty and ability in the executive
chair of the state. r.
"A vote for John Lind is vote for
craftsmanship, for courage and knowl-
edge in the Office OF governor.
A vote for JohL Lind is a vote for an
executive who has a knowledge Of the
letter and spirit of the laws and pur-
pose to see them honestly, fearlessly and
impartially enforced in the interests of
the public and not lin the interests of
special classes, corporations and individ-
uals. @e1"5..s =: o..
A vote for John Lind is vote for an
honest and fearless administration of the
public land, timber and mineral inter-
ests of the state, in the interests of the
state of Minnesota, and not in the inter-
ests of favored persons and syndicates.
"A vote for John Lind is vote for an
honest, impartial and fearless admins
tration of the Office of bank examiner,
insurance com missioner, labor commits
sio4er, and railroad and warehouse CON-
missioners, in the interests of the state
and not for the benefit of special interests.
A vote for John Lind means govern
ment for and Dy the people OF Minneso-
ia for the honor and credit, and for the
broadcast and highest interests of Mime
sofa in every executive department of
the state government.
Such an administration as the election
of John Lind insures, will inspire respect
and confidence, Oh the part OF both the
people of the state and the outside pub
lie in other states, where confidence and
respect are now lacking. The election
of Lind lnsures to Minnesota governor
whose public record ana private charac-
ter bear no spot OF blemish and not even
the inslnuations of it by most bitter po-
litical enemies;a governor whose stand
ing for craftsmanship is recognized the
country over, whose fairness and good
judgment are proverbial, and whose f.
deity to the higher public interests all
men admit. Such a governor Minnesota
needs and wants and in November pro
poses to secure.-Penny Press.
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