New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-10-13
Wednesday October 10, 1897.

Wednesday October IS, 1897.
Tams Bixby may be shrewd polite
ian, but ST. is ''unser Samuel" Is that
any reason why he should be governor!
Gen. eyler, better known as @butcher,"
"murderer'' and various other uncompli-
mentary epithtets, has been recalled.
Capt. General Blanco succeeds him.
A whole lot of people ought to read
George Eliot's ssMiddlemarch." Rush
City Posi-. F..
Or FRANKLIN Lees Rush City Post.
The escape of the fair Cisneros from
Cuban prison was effected by two New
York Journal reporters. She's now safe
ly on a steamer bound for the United
States.
The Swiss government has provided
fol- the purchase of the five principal
railroads of thet country for the sum of
$100,O00,000. The government already
owns the telegraph system.
Bixbyism andMerriamism are to all pur-
poses one and the same thing. We are
not permitted to speak for the Republi-
can party, but for the sake of clean poll
tics the state has had it's fill of each.
The Minneapolis Journals political
writer suggests H. G.. Hays of Sleepy
Eye for secretary of state, adding that
he would represent the second district
very worthily. Will someone please he
kind enough to hold our head.
The ST. Peter Tribune trots out Gide-
On S. Ives as candidate for the Repub-
lican guberDatorial nomination. Good
Lord! When is this candidate Matching
business going to cease? As for Ives,
he's back-number. He has passed his
perihelion.
The Texas students who tried to play
football with Editor Brann, because he
had told few plain truths about their
university, will probably learn through
the next issue of the Iconoclast that
Brann knows Few things about the
game himself.
Tconc1ost Rronn If 'Toxos v,oo .ooon1to1
again last week by man who wears the
dignifed title of "judge." How any man
with such brainless nut for head can
distinguish between right and wrong and
deal out justice as between man and man
is past our comprehension.
Gov. Clough is becoming versatile
a man of many sides. He has recent
ly taken to the practice of cxhorting
at Methodist socials. We have not\ as
yet received copy of his Anoka
address, but presume it deserves to rank
among the classics of pulpit oratory.
The Des Moines Register claims that
machines for reaping corn have been sue
cessfully introduced in that section.-
Faribault Republican.
That's nothing. Brown county farm
ers have been using them with equal
success, and even have machines for
husklng the corn at the same time that
the stalks are chopped into fodder.
We've got lots more respect for: the
out-anG-out machine politician or editor,
than forsthe moulder of public opinion
who is full of good advice and good
resolutions in off years, but lines up with
the machine as election approaches
simply because, as he says, the Republi.
can party after all is the one to depend
on to bring things around some day in
the way they should go.
The Republican dailies and theiI
rural echoes are afraid that the opposi.
ton will not be able to find an issue up.
on which to go before the people in 1900
Why, bless your souls, the income tax
issue alone, not to say anything of 9th.
ers, will be sufficient to scare the money
power into nightmare, and induce
them into raising another tremendous
campaign fund for liberal distribution
among you. e.
Reciprocity is q cardinal principle Of
the Republican party, and next year the
: rural districts will try and inject little
If the good stuff into Minnesota poll
tics. Mankato Free Press.
What, going to be candidate again
Lemuel? The last time you offered your
self on the altar Of Office, you turned ii
and helped the Twin City machine, sim
ply because your own wishes were no
pratified. @