New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-10-27
Wednesday October 81, 1897.

The news that Senator French will
not insult the voters of the district with
request for denomination is the most
welcome that has been received in a
twelfthmonth. @#
Populism is summed up in Bro, Boen's
concise platform, 'raise more hell."-
Alexandria Post News. +. IL
, Pretty good platform, when you've
got to deal with a party like the Repub-
lican party in this state. $50. ..
It may be a wild guess, but it looks
as if blotting pads would cut some fig
ure IN the next gubernatorial campaign.
-OrtonVille Herald Star. -.
But whose name is going to appear at
the bottom of the checks?
All us little fellows can do is to hope
and pray that Hill and Nelson will
give US a good man t. vote for
Ortonville Herald Star.
And If they don't, why then you'll
support 'em anyhow, won't you2
John Bull, through has bankers and
business men, declares he will have no
tinkering with his monetary system, not
even to help Mckinley out of election
eering difficulties Norwood Times.
We told you so. International bimet-
allism, as preached by Republicans, was
a snare, and McKinley's monetary COM
mission sop intended to give some out
ward show of willingness to redeem
party pledges. Independent bjmetal-
lism will triumph yet.
When the railroads of the country are
consolidated under one head that head
should be the United States of America.
-Fairmont Sentinel.
That, however, is populistic notion
and consequently dangerous. Consoli-
dation under single magnate like Pier
pont Morgan is Republican,, and there
fore safe. The one represents the best
possible service at the least possible cost
to the patron; the other represents the
greatest possible dividend for Mr.. Nor
gan, at the highest possible rate that the
ne0nle will submit tO.
Judge Dickinson has been suggested
as gubernatorial candidate. If you
want cleanliness, uprightness, intelli-
gence, honor, manhood and ability
here you get Window Reporter.
True enough, Bro. Huntington, but
judging from last falls experience the
qualities you mention are not so attract
i've to the mass of Republicans as one
might expect. In the fusion candidate
for governor last year the people might
have recognized man of intelligence
manhood and ability, if they had been
so disposed, but they weren't. An ig-
norant, ordinary politician suited them
better, because he was Republican.
If the people of Greater New York
want plain, courageous and cutspok-
en- citizen for mayor of the great metro
polls, let them vote for Henry George.
Listen to this, All extract from one of
his recent speeches: 81 say nothing
against the personal character of man.
If Croker got his palaces and race horses
honestly, let him remain here. If they
were procured by robbery of the people,
by the misuse Of power he usurped, let
him 60 to England. If I have the pow
er, the penitentiary yawns for him. If
l have the power, the fate of Boss
Tweed and John Y. McKane will be his.
l make no threats, but great crime has
been committed"
There is no reason why a man should
neglect his duty in the matter of voting
simply because he has been elected pres
ident. Besides, Mckinley has an aged
mother at Canton, and on this occasion
he can perform his flial duty to his