New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-25

pounds2 Window Reporter.
Certainly not the tariff or the McKin-
ley administration. There is this differ
ence between the advance in wheat and
that in sugar-the one is natural, brought
about by genera: shortage Of the pro-
duct the world over; the other is arti-
fetal, made possible by protective legis-
lation of the worst order. One puts
money into the pockets of the toilers Of
the country who need it; the other takes
it out Of their pockets and puts it into
the Golfers of scored few, who have
thrown about them the protection of q
trust. VI. s-s.>9s, !. -%.' .se ~
Those newspapers which are persist
emily booming Moses E. Clapp as can
didate for governor, should yield to the
Generals personal wishes. He says he
does not wish the nomination. He can
make more money lobbying the legisla-
Post News.
The Review is not one of the boom
ers, but just the same it offers the pre-
diction that Olapp's denials are sincere,
only in the same sense that Pillsbury's
are. He will be candidate before the
next Republican convention and he will
be nominated.
There is one Republican who hasn't a
cinch on his job and that is the senior
senator from this state. The chances
for being retired are largely in his favor.
Star.
Nevertheless he is the best and ablest
man in your party. As Republican he
has filed his station In a mastery man.
mer, and from q Republican legislature
would be entitled to reward In the shape
Of a reelection. But the Star is probab-
" correct IN it's conclusion. Another
such imbecile legislature as the last one
is apt to do most anything.
Suppose Clough should take a notion
TO succeed himself Northfeld Indepen-
dent.
Why. 1T would be q crazy notion,
that's all.
The state senators elected to the legis-
lature next year will have to elect two
United States senators-one to succeed
Davis and one to succeed Nelson.-Daw-
son Sentinel.
This ought to be sufficient notice for
a certain Brown county politician to an
nounce his desire to go to the state Sc
nate.
The Populist convention in Ohio re-
suited in the nomination of Coxey, the
leader of the tramp army that Invaded
Washington, for governor. The selec-
ton properly represents the cranky ma
ture of the elements aggregated under
him.-Faribault Republican.
Not any more than the corrupt influ-
ences that were brought to bear by Re-
publicans to bring about dissension in
the Populist ranks. Republican side
shows have become feature of Hanna
politics, and the fact that they receive
but slight recognition at the polls is evil
dence that the cranky element doesn't
predominant in the Populist party by a
long sight. Coxeyism in Ohio this year
is Hannaism and source of hope with
Republicans generally. They will de-
nounce him as crank, but will pray
that he gets lots of enough to
make Hanna's return to the senate sure.
One short year ago class of polite.
ians were arguing that the country need
ed high prices. Now that there is ten.
dency upward the same fellows are kick:
ing because the advance is coming.
Window Reporter.
You're mistaken, Bro. Huntington.
No one kicks because Of the high price
which is being paid for wheat, but every
body rejolces. The only objection raised
is, that, while other articles of consump-
ton and common use are going up IN
price rapidly as the result of tariff legis-
lation and gong up to stay for at least
four years, there is no certainty that the
price Of wheat will be maintained for
more than q season, if even it can be
maintained for that length Of time. The
conditions, which are solely to blame
for the remarkable advance in wheat this
year, may not prevail at all next year
and the price Of the commodity Will
necessarily fall. Abundant crops abroad
next year and the advantage Of silver
exchange will take the wind out Of high
prices for farm products in this country
and leave US burdened with high prices