New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-12-15

It IS not true. / am in hearty accord
with the superintendent and his assist
ants. On every proper occasion ! have
commended their work and taken pride
IN the good they are accomplishing.
"For myself care nothing, but am
intensely interested in the dairy interests
of Minnesota and so long as am secre-
tary of the association, I am bound to
make it the best in the Union. II was
mere nothing when l took hold of it.
The conventions were merely gatherings
for the sake of good ti1ue. l am sure
now that we are doing some effective
work.
Senator Teller's views on the admins
tration's scheme to retire the greenbacks
is interesting. He says:
"The present scheme of the admins
tration appears to be to retire the green
backs aud let the national banks make
up the amount lost by the withdrawal
of these notes from circulation. Such q
proposition will never receive the sane
ton of congress. In the first place, it
is foolish to suppose that the national
banks would increase their circulation.
To retire the greenbacks and treasury
notes means contraction of $5OO,OO
900. The circulation of the national
banks is less than $3.50, 100000, and if
any man believes those institutions
would swell that circulation to $780,
100000 and guarantee to redeem every
dollar of it in gold across their own
counters, he is financially unsound and
mentally insane. It would not be done
if required by law, for the banks would
then simply 60 out of business.
"The idea of retiring the =rrcnbacks
is based upon desire to get nd of the
constant drain upon the treasury for
gold. If our treasury was to ADOPT the
policy of France, that drain would stop
instantly. When holder of paper cur
rency goes to the bank of France to
have it redeemed he does not know
whether he is to get gold or silver. The
bank exercises its option, and our law
contemplates that our treasury should
exercise its option, but it does not, and
right there is the trouble. Offer silver
for those greenbacks once and the trou-
BILE would stop"
Discussing the general attitude of the
Republican party towards the money
question, the same Colorado statesman
r.marks: ~.. -. a....
"Tte Republicans are going about
the study of this question in the wrong
way. They are not honest. They deal
with it purely from the standpoint of
expediency. Senator Chandler talks of
blmetallism as necessity ip order to
save the party from. loss at the hands of
the voters. He represents the sentiments
of that part of the Republican party
which would do something for silver if
it were imperative to save the party, and
leave silver alone so long as the elec.
ions could be carried without it. Repre-
sentative Henderson, of Iowa, in re-
cent interview is quoted as saying that,
unless something is dore, the Democrats
will carry several of tie congressional
districts IN bis state and sweep it at the
next general election. Neither he MOI
Mr.. Chandler, nor any other Republican,
suggests that anything be done for silver
because to do it would be the right
thing to do. They want it done in or
der to head of the possible results Of
their failure to do something.
"Yon're all the world to me-" he sighed.
She smiled on hinf with gentle mirth.
And when he said s. be mine" she cried:
'Tis very wrong to want the earth.'
Washington Star.
H. c. Garvln is attending the dairy
mems convention.
Court is verb active, infnitiye mood,
present tense, and agrees with all the
girls in the nelghborhood.
The following are the new officers of
Fland1eau Camp: v. G., L. B. Krook;
W.A., Fred Boock; E. B., j. H. We'd
dendorf; Escort, Jos. Epple; Watchman,
Frank Nlemann; Sentry, Hy. Winkel-
mann; Physician, Dr.. Strickler; Manag-
ef, los. Epple.
AWashlngton special to the st. Paul.
Dispatch is authority for the statement
ment that Senator Peterson Of Nicollet
county has been agreed upon as the.
compromise candidate for collector Of
internal revenue and that his appoint
ment may be expected at any time.
The Sleepy Eye Farmers Elevator Co.