Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-10-01
LEaiSLATIvE.. TICKET.
SOME REASONS WHY THE REPUBLl-
GAN NOMINEES SHOULD BE ELEc.
TED.-UNITED STATES SENATOR
AT STAKE.-SHORT SKETCH OF
THE REPUBLICAN, NOMINEES.

The election for members of our
state Legislature means much more
than common this year. The legisla-
ture which we elect this fall will elect
a senator to succeed Senator VIM. F.
Villas. It is of the utmost Importance
to the people of Northern Wisconsin
that this senator to be elected shall
stand for the American policy of pro-
tedtion to American industry, that pol
icy which up to 1892 kept our mills
and factories running and our working
men employed at remunerative wages,
that policy which gave prosperity and
happiness to our country and to the
people and that will do so again if we
return to it. In order to ensure the
election of a United States Senator
pledged to that policy it is necessary
to first elect members of the legisla-
ture who are pledged to it. Such men
are e. H. Winchester of Price county,
who has been nominated by the Re-
publicans for state senator, and G. H.
Clark of Oneida county who has re-
ceived the Republican nomination for
member of the assembly. Besides be-
ing, what we believe to be right,
strong believers in protection and
sound money themselves, they are
bound by the platform and traditions
Of their party to that doctrine aad will
only support a man of similar views
for the United States Senate. For
this reason alone they should receive
the vote of every laboring man in this
county. By voting for them you are
voting for your own brerd and butter,
for your own welfare and the welfare
of your families the same as you are
in voting for Mckinley for president
or Stewart for Congress. There is no
question of sentiment this year but
question of vital interests to every
body. We have ell experienced the
hard times of the past three years.
Some have suffered more than others
but we have all felt them and all are
interested in lettering them. That
these hard times are directly tracable
to tariff Legislation and threatened f.
nancial legislation there can be no
doubt. That being SO, it is duty we
owe to ourselves, our families and our
country to cast our votes this fall so as
to aid in restoring our country to its
former prosperity and this can only be
done by casting them for the Republic
can nominees, national, congressional
and legislative. AS men, the Republi-
can legislative nominees, are we'll
worthy of your votes. Mr.. Winches-
ter, the nominee for State Senator. is
successful business man. He began
his career without cent and there
are men in this town who worked with
him in saw mill at Dorchester, in
this state, when he was earning his
daily bread by labor of the hardest
kind. By working hard, saving his
money and investing it judiciousE,' he
has placed himself in comfortable cir
cumstances. He is a genial, whole
souled gentleman and to know him is
to like him. He is good business
man and will make first class bust
ness representative. He is just the
kind of man that you would choose
to look after your private business and
he will look after the interests of this
senatorial district in the Legislature in
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