New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-04


the order of Talmage's sermons type
written documents assigned to the press
before the sermons are delivered.
Seems as if the Protestants Of each
community ought to get together in one
church on some sort of a department
store plan that will supply every want
-Bede's Budget.
Impossible. Too many wants; toe
many departments; too much Of a job 70,
the managers.
1t may be Clough again. Anoks
Union.
But surely not as governor. Standing
by Anoka in the hospital fight didn't
square him with the rest of the state.
Suppose that congress should present
the wheat raisers with matter of ten OF
twelve millions in lump as they have
the sugar trust. What would the rest
of the people say about it.-Le Sueu1
Sentinel.
But you forget that the wheat raisers
didn't contribute anything but their
votes to Republican success; the trusts
furnished the cash, and cash was what
Hanna needed. Having that, he knew
he could get the rest.
The socialism of Christ was different
from the socialism of -Mankato
Free Press.
1t is evident, however, that the phari-
sees of Christ's time didn't think so. Fol-
seeking to tear down an old religion,
Christ was cruclfed; ter endeavo1ing to
agitate against legal oppression and cor
porate greed, Debs is thrown into prison
There may be slight difference in the
types of socialism, but as between the
ilk of pharisees that prevailed then and
those who flourish now-not whit.
President Mckinley is said to favor
the return of Senator -Minnea-
polls Times.
Very kind and soliticous on the part
of Mr.. Mckinley, but, for all of that. OF
no great moment. Mr.. Davis probably
realizes this It's Minnesota, and not
Ohio, returns that he is after. Jim Hill.
Charlie Pillsbury, Tams Bixby, Knute
Nelson and Dave Clough are comittees
that he'd much prefer to hear from.
A New Jersey preacher says there are
no female angels.-St. Peter Herald.
And with such imbeciles as this New
Jersey preacher around, there oughtn't
to be any.
On Saturday the president signed the
Dingley tariff bill and the first and most
important pledge Of the Republican par.
ty to the people was fultilled.-Orton
VILE Herald Star.
That remains to be seen. Until it il
proven that the Dingley tariff will bring
prosperity and happiness to the homes
of the American masses, as we'll as mil
lions to the Golfers of the trusts, tina
pledge will not have been fulfilled. W.
prefer to defer the settlement while.
.Japan's latest note of protest agains
Hawaiian annexation by the Unitet
States is a model Of diplomacy.-Or orion
vile Herald Star.
| That's just what it is, and it. behoove
us as nation, desiring to extend on
influence and trade, to treat this protes
with the dignity and courtesy that
due a power, capa BILE of making it an
that has up to this time been especial
friendly. Trying to play the bull-do
when there is no call for it is might
poor policy. Neither the protection {
our own commercial interests nor tt
safety of the Hawaiian republic itse
makes annexation necessary, and whe
e it comes to the so1did motives of bus
f ness or territorial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
0 strikes us that Japan has got as muc
: right to be hungry as we have. Persi
tence in the policy Of annexation mu
$ result in entaDgling difficulties wi,
s Iother nations as well as with Japan, an
s what will be gained by it? Nothin,
$ Let US therefore profit from Japane.
diplomacy. Let Us leave Hawaii as 81
Ell is, . republic, Independents Of all other
e but having the protection Of each. 9.
I US continue to cultivate friendly rel,
T tons with Japan Let Us learn not /
& be meddlesome. With such polio
Z We have every thing TO gain and nothin
Go lose.