New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-10-26
The Legislative Candidates.

The Legislative Candidates.
The people Of Brown county will be
called upon this fall to elect both sen.
a:or and representative. For these two
offices the fusion forces have put for.
ward men in whom the voters, yes the
taxpayers, may we'll place confidence.
Past experience teaches us that hon.
esty and integrity in legislator is to be
priced above everything. else.
Matters come up that test the strength
Of every member. It behooves US as in
terested citizens to have only such men
in charge of our affairs as can be relied
upon to pursue the path of rectitude.
The career of Hon. Henry Heimerding-
er, now a candidate for reelection, is
ample evidence that he is worthy of the
trust reposed in him.
He has been faithful, industrious and
capable. Unlike certain members, he
bad not undertaken to raise his voice on
every question IN order to attain fame
as an orator or nocorietY as target for
the lobbyists, but his vote has always
been recorded and invariably on the side
of right and in the interests of his con-
stituents.
His opponent is a skillful electioneer-
err, who will undoubtedly use all his
suavrlty to persuade the voters that their
welfare lies in his election.
But experience and comparison is a
good thing to fall back upon. Heimer-
dinger has been tried and the closest
scrutiny of his legislative acts will fail
to reveal anything that was inconsistent
with his duty to himself, his state and
the people who elected him.
Vote for him ami rest assured that the
county will not be misrepresented should
he again he returned to his present posi-
ton of honor and trust.
w. R. Hodges, the nominee for sena-
tor, is man of equal stability and hon
or,
As the editor Of one of the leading
newspapers of the state and as an active
member of the various orders, he has &C.
quired wide acquaintance throughout
the state and his influence in the senate
would necessarily he valuable and ex-
tensive.
Hodges interests are all with the peo-
PIE. He has shown that repeatedly, both
in his private acts and through his news.
paper.
Moreover, he is fair and broadminded
antagonistic to none of our business IN
terests, anxious for the success. of then
all. If elected, he would reflect credit
upon the district and the party which
has seen fit to honor him.
In legal attachments, perhaps not sc
we'll equipped and clever as his opponent
in stern manliness and business-like com
mon sense he is in every way his equal.
Brown county will not regret its &C
ton if it makes senator out of Editor
W. R. Hodges.
Waseca Herald The St. Paul Globe
of last Wednesday, publishes some O.
the official records of the Northwestern
Guaranty Loan company, showing tina
w. H. Eustls was director of said com
pany from February IA, 1888, to thu
very day its doors closed in 1898. HI
was elected and reelected in May o
each year-May 7, 1888; May 80, 1889
May 5, 1890; May 4, 1891; May 2, 1892
May 1, 1898. The names of the power
full gang of directors are as follows
Thos. Lowry, E. W. Herrick, Geo. A
Pillsbury, J. Dean, L. F., Menage, W.
Streeter, w. D. Washburn, p. H. Neh1
W. II. Clark, Loren Fletcher (membel
of congress), G. H. Petit, j. M. Addle-
mann, w.. II. Eustis, W. G. Croker, q
K. Cole. MOI highwayman ever robbed
and plundered his victims as did thi
organized gang, and now the same gant
ask the people..of Minnesota to max,
one of their number governor. Grea
Scott! Will they do it?