New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-11-16
Other Telegrms.

Other TeIegrms.
Among the hundreds of kilograms re-
ceived by Lind last week, congratulatlng
him on his magnificent achievement, the
following are sure to interest the aver
age reader:
Your triumph is that Of the people,
Mayor Elect Gray Of Minneapolis.
You have carried the enemy's works
by storm. Accept congratulations
1t. Col. Mccoy.
I congratulate the people of Minneso-
ia upon your election.-Major Bowler.
The happiest man in Minneapolis
shakes the hand of the next governor
P. w. Winston.
heartily congratulate the state, its
people and you. The dawn is breaking.
IS. NJ. Owen.
My warmest congratulations. God
reigns. Party tyranny is broken and
liberty still lives. Gen. Clapp adds his
congratulations J. NJ. Hawthorne
of St. Paul.
The DISTINGUISHED surgeon of the
Twelfth tenders congratulations to his
choice, the governor-e ELECT and command
erin chief of the military forces of Min
nesota.-Capt. VIM. Caine.
I beg to congratulate his eXcellency
on splendid victory, with every conf
dence in his ability to give us notable,
honest, vigorous and successful govern
ment.-Wm. G. Edgar of the Northwest
ern Miller.
You have won great victory.-Hon.
John Day Smith of Minneapolis.
Accept congratulations. Defeat for
one is pleasure in presence of your
magnificent victory.-Alex. McKinnon,
defeated candidate for state treasurer.
Accept congratulations on your sue
cess. congratulate the people of Min
nesota on having elected Moses to cor
rect the abuses of administering the af-
fairs of this state. All should rejoice
Matt Walsh of Minneapolis.
Accept my congratulations as the
peerless champion of the peoples rights.
j. j. Thornton of St. James.
The mayor of st. Cloud extends his
most hearty congratulations. The peo-
pie rejoice in your vlctory.--J. A. Mac
| Donald.
| Hearty congratulations and best wish
es for your success as chief executive of
the grand old state of Minnesota Hon.
A. T. Stebbins of Rochester.
Glad you got there. All join in con-
gratulations.--C. r. Watson of Chicago O.
Congratulations on your triumphant
victory.--P. H. Kelley of St. Paul.
A long and successful administration.
E. Sandell of St. Paul.
Accept congratulations. If were u,
I ould he it.-John Lund of Candy.
Please accept my warmest and sincere
congratulations on what now seems your
signal victory.-W. E. Haskell of the
Minneapolis Times.
From my limbo of uncertainty con-
graf Mate you.-Chas. A. Towne.
I congratulate you on your splendid
victory. You deserve i'm. Doran of
st. Paul. * .@=
Other equally encouraging kilograms
were received from P, M. Ringdahl, j.
J. Heinrich, Mike Breslauer, Alfred Sod
erstrom, Fred Schilpin and host of
others.
Hon. Geo. S. Boutwell,, formerly Sec
rotary of the treasury and one Of the ven
cradle statesmen of Massachusetts, is not
an imperial1st. In a recent speech he
gave his ideas of what should be the DIS
position Of our newly acquired posses
sions as follows:
Give to Hawaii a territorial govern
ment and upon liberal basis.
Insist upon an independent govern
ment for Cuba and give no encourage
ment to the project of annexation.
Abandon Porto Rico and the Spanish
islands of the Pacific ocean without con-
troversey, debate or negotiations with.
anyone.