New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-10-13
State Press Squibs.


republic. Window Citizen. Il.
About every appointment citizen" Of
Minnesota, except Cole Younger and the
editor Of this paper, has been mentioned
as a tit candidate for governor on the
Republican ticket in%1 1913. Blue Earth
City Post:
If a congressman has to be guaged by
the satisfaction given III parceling out
lot of petty Offices, it would require an
angel from heaven to fill the bill.-Elk
River Star News. "a. = &
Every man, and woman too, should be
politician to that extent that familiar
ICES them with questions of public con-
cern.-Delano Eagle!
W. w. Smith of Sleepy Eye is SAID to
be once more casting glances toward the
state ireasurership. Northfeld News.
The surest mark of public confidence
is the abuse of the St. Paul Dispatch
St. Cloud Journal Press. @~=
If the mex: legislature is no better
than the last, 1t will cost somebody a
pile of money to be elected United
States senator --Anoka Union.
This is the time of the year when the
man with the hot air furnance lays in
ten tons of coal and Ella Wheeler's ear
ly poems. Minneapolis Journal.
OF course any president likes to have
his administration endorsed at the polls,
but 1t seems the height of improperly
for one to take an active par: in cam
paign for the purpose of securing that
Observation-Disclosures Monitor.
If jury Of Hennepin freemen can be
found that will take up Jim Hills re-
vengeful crusade against the Minneapolis
Times we shall be disappointed in the
justice and honesty of the people.-Fair-
mont Sentinel.
If Minneapolis would make hanging
bee and string up lot of kid-gloved
rogues of that town, the world would
have higher respect for the otherwise
| very respectable city.-Big Stone County
Journal.
When a lawyer legislator gets money
for supporting measure, it isn't called
by the right name, Doodle. Oh, not is
just retainer.-Anoka Union.
Paraons may be alright in some cases,
but if granted Unfortunately are likely
to lead to Observation-Disclosures Union.
How proud Minnesota will he of it's
magnificent veneered "marble'' capitol
when the skin begins to peel off and dis
closes the fraud.-Alexandria Post
News. 81
If seven years as the governors private
secretary at from $1,000 to $4,000 a
year and now four years. job at $4,000
year and expenses is '.only Il few re-
wards for Bixby, he u4ust be a very ex-
pensive piece of furniture for so unorna-
mental an article. Alexandria Post
News.
| Ohio Republicans are evidently not so
long suffering and patient as their breth-
rem IN Minnesota. At any rate the treat
ment accorded Senator Knute Nelson at
a Columbus rally would seem to prove
this. A telegraph dispatch to. the Gin
cinnati Enquirer says: 90
Chairman Tompkins found it neces-
sary to interrupt Mr.. Nelson and urge
the people to remain. His plea stopped
some of the audience, but many Of them
left while Mr.. Nelson was speaking.
The speaker made long, dreary argu-
ment on the coinage question. The audi
ence did not cnthuse. Before Mr.. Nell
son had nearly finished what he intend
ed to say the audience became so weary
that they openly demanded change and
cried HIM down. Mr.. Nelson retired
chagrined and shamefaced, and then
Chairman Tompkins introduced Mr.,
Hanna.
i State Auditor Dunn has made up his
mind not to allow the admirers Of fast
horses to get away with the premium
money appropriated by the state to coun-
] ~ agricultural societies for the encour-
agement of better exhibits of the pro-
ducts Of the farm. Whether the Brown
county association is affected by this de-
cision we do not know, but this much
is certain: Hereafter the auditor will re-
! lulre detailed reports from all the socis-
ties securing aid, showing exactly how
! the premiums are distributed. Nj. Dunn
says: