New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-12-02
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| When Mckinley makes up his cablne
there Is little danger of Minnesota get
ting plum Union.
i And now the Golden club, the bug
bear of the Republicans in the campaign
of 1880 and 1884, declares that It'll glat
that Mckinley was elected Pau
Globe.
Hon. Mike De Young is just the maj
for secretary of agriculture. He knows
nothing about agriculture, and could en-.
ter upon his duties with an open anC
unprecedented mind.-New York Sun.
Mckinley had plurality of $4,000 il
Indiana. Mount, the candidate for gov.
ernor, had plurality of $4,000, which
when compared with the resultln Mime
sofa, shows that there is difference in
candidates for governor.-Minneapolls
| journal.
"Didn't Hanna say be would not &C.
cept place in McKinley's cabinet?"
eyes,"
"Well,now he says he will accept one. -
''Then the place for him is on the Su-
preme Court bench beside the justice
who changed his mind Twentieth
Century.
Hero worship is at least applicable
when it has for its object a man whose
achievements have shed glory upon his
country and lustre.. upon his name. But
to..put;upon pedestal a vulgarian mon
ey-bags, who has rendered no conspicu-
GUS public service, who is neither SOL
dier, statesman, scholar nor an ora
tor, and has not even the wit to conceal
his folly in silence, IS al. affront to COM
mon sense. The Hanna humbug has had
quite too long run.-New York World.
The bankers want the government to
60 out of the banking business and per-
NIT them (the bankers) to regulate the
finances of the country. Since when did
any power il this country delegate to
private parties any of the constitutional
functions of governments? OF what use
is government if it be not to protect
it's citizens from oppression at home or
abroad. What form of oppression could
he more dangerous than that arising
from selfish monopoly by individuals
or corporations, of the power of issuing
money?-Le Sueur Sentinel.
Two previous attempts to break up
trusts have been credited to the Cleve-
land administration, but they we're fail
ures. This last movement of the attor-
ney general smacks too much OF death
bed repentance to be received in good
faith. AS between Democratic adj
ministration which did nothing against
tie trusts and an incoming Republican
administration which promises nothing
against them, the great masses of the
people may settle down to that dumb en-
durance which characterizes one horned
COW spending the night on the leewarC
side of wintry haystack. Chicago Re
cord.
The university president locked gloom
lily at the bare campus.
owe need money,''he declared gloom
ily. .,.-. =. e. ~
Give got scheme" said the professo
of economics with wink.
! The professor of ethics cooked his ears
! 'sWe'll start series of lectures pur
Esued the professor of economics, "deal
ing with the danger of the unrestraine,
railroad power
The professor Of sociology winke,
the other eye.
Next" continued the professor Of e
economies, swell point out the socia
perils of industrial concentration a
shown in the oil and sugar trusts
1 The faculty was all attention,
Then the speaker proceeded, s.wel
have some newspaper PRINT a sensationa
editorial ppon our revolutionary doc
. trines." ''What of it," qreried the pres;
dent. by that time, = was the answer
.'the Vanderbilts and the Rockefeller
will be 50 alarmed that they'll give US /
big endowment to keep us quiet.
The proposition was received with en- en-
Ithusiasm.
Six offers rejected, flat, before I wa
j twenty-two;
i But now that Pm close on thirty year,
most any old thing will dc. Ss .7