New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-12-28
Official paper of the county of Brown.
Editor Frank Dav of the Fairmont

that he didn't leave the republican party
for any other reason than this-duty tc
what he believed to be right. Partisan,
ship has lost all charm for Mr.. Day, and
along with whole lot more, he cannot
stomach the effort of the st. Paul Globe
to force upon the fusionists of the leg
islature the nomination of democrat
and none other, for the United States
senatorship.
y Here is what Mr.. Day has to say to
the Globe:
The St. Paul Globe is altogether too
fresh. 1t has issued ukase that tho
.no1nieee of the fusion forces against
United States Senator Davis must and
shall be born, bred and branded dem
ocrat. The Sentinel has No objection to
the selection of a democrat as a recipi-
ent of that distinguished honor provided
he is democrat of the Tom. O'Brien or
Phil. Winston school, but 1t does protest
most emphatically against any dlctation
on the part of the Globe.
We have no desire to rob the Globe of
the glory which it won in the late cam
paign. 1t fought with Spartan zeal and
was potent factor in the splendid tri
umph of the reform forces. But 1t does
not lie in the power of the Globe to
blacklist such men as Chas. A. Towne,
Col. Co1ser, John Day Smith, Gov. Bar
to, S. NJ. Owen, Major Bowler, Geo.
Lamphere, D. II. Evans and scores of
others we might name, because, forsooth,
they have not always drank straight
bourbon whiskey from democratic bar.
These men were fighting the cause of
the people-fghting with an ardor of a
Paul of old--when the Globe was trail
tor in the camp OF its own party, SER
vile and shameless advocate of the gold
nabobs who gathered the republican par
ty within their sordid grasp at st. Louis
in 1896. It was the treachery of the
Globe that defeated John Lind two years
ago, and only last June, on the morning
following his nomination 10y the fusion
forces it devoted column in ridicule Of
the action of the dem ocratlc convention
in again nominating him for governor.
We love the Globe for its manly
course in the late campaign, but insist
that it sit on the repentance stool and
eat at the second table until it has been
subjected to thorough course of disin-
lection made necessary by its political
harlotry in 1896.
Following is pregnant line from
Governor-elect Rooseyelt's proffer Of a
district attorneyship to citizen who
has since accepted it: "Part of your du-
ty will be that of prosecuting certain
indicted republican officials. I have
appointed you because knew I would
not have to say to you that every effort
must he made to convict any wrongful
err. wholly without regard to personal or
party considerations" Mr.. Plat, like
the biddy that found the crockery eggs
in her nest, will exclaim, "Heavens, what
have 1 done?''- Minneapolis Journal.
Here is one instance of the protection
afforded by the American flag to the
people of the newly acquired islands. A
telegram from Santiago tells of how the
s;evedores went on strike. They had
been getting $l.25 a day and demanded
$1S5. Gen. Wood ordered them to re-
turn to work at once, threatening them
that if they did not he would import
Jamaican negroes to take their places.
"Who will withdraw the flag from the
people over whom i: floats in protecting
folds? Who will haul it down?'-Presi-
dent Mckinley.
Nobody, unless the flag floats in a
Lace where it never should have Leen
hoisted. Perhaps the Fllipinos think a
little something of their own flag.
The St. Peter Free Press charges Jul
ius Block with having failed to support
Prof. Carlson for the senate. Now why
single out Block? There were hundreds
of othe@ good republicans in Nlcollet
county who preferred to support John
son. ..-~~
Here is what the Chicago Times Her,
aid has to say of the girls who are SC
willing to try OSCILLATION wit. Hobson
Girls whom it is worth kings ransom
to kiss do not purse their lips in public
for jackdaws to peck ct.
A. committee report to the senate es
Inmates the cost of the Nicaraguan cana
at S.S5, 100000. This, Of course, does
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