Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-11-03
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October 81, 1898.

October 81, 1898
EDITOR ,SHEAF: BIZ,
/ Quite a change has taken pla ce in
the political situation out heretlate-
~. A month ago the Lind move
ment appeared very formidable, but
now it has almost disappeared. The
sober second Thought OF the people
has, changed the situation.
The same newspapers who 2 years
ago leapeC abuse upon Mckinley.
and called him rascal and weak
minded tool of the corpora tions a re
now pursuing the Same nefario us
course toward Mr.. Eustis. Every
fair-minded man will now admit that
they were lying about Mckinley, who
has proved himself one Of the great
est and noblest statesmen hat the
world has ever seen, and it is very
reasonable to suspect thatwhat Il hey
are saying against Mr.. Enstis are
nothing but lies and falsehoods.
They were lying 2 years ago, and
there is no reason why we should be-
lieve them now.
1t is OF the greatest Importance
that the next congress is Republican,
so that it will support and carry out
the policy OF President Mckinley.
Therefore every voter who believes in
the views and principles of Mckinley
should cast his vote for Congressman
Eddy. mir. Ringdahl, if elected.
would vote and work with the Dem
ocrats, and obstruct McKinley's
plans. We now have 2 Republican
US. senators in this state, but their
terms Will soon expire, and the next
two legislatures, will elect their sue
cessors. Senators Davis aud Nelson
are both strong friends and support
ers Of Mckinley, and it is for. the best
Z 3 s 4 ~ = : IN
interests OF the stateand nation that.
they be reelected. 70 insure their
reelection it is necessary that We
send a solid Republican delegation
to the legislature. Judge Grinde-
land is a favorite in Foldahl and will
receive a large majority Of the votes
cast here on November 8th. The
people OF Fold;lhl know Mr.. Grinde-
land to be a, both honest and able
man, and OF the three candidates for
state senator he is the only one who
can get up and make creditable
speech on any and, all occasions.
A vote for Mr.. Grinueland means a
vote OF confidence in the eadministra-
ton of President Mckinley. He
would make faithful and worthy
representative OF this district in the
state senate, one OF whom his con-
stituents would have reason to feel
proud.
A vote for Mr.. Ostrom would mean
a yote5for Mike Doran, or some 8 other
old worn-out Democrat for q. S. sem
ator. A vote for. Mr. 1msdahl would
be a vote for Donnelly or some one
OF his stamp.
| have just received a circular call
ed the Marshall County Reformer.
and issued in the interest of the DEM
ocratic ticket. Richard Glayin, Mr..
Ostrom's campaign manager, ap-
pears to he the edit or OF the sheet.
/ hardly think that the people of
Marshall county are yet willing to
be dictated to and led by a person
like Mr.. Glavln. His schemiDg in
connection with the collection Of the
state seed grain notes last year, by
which he received hundreds Of dol
lars from the county for little or no
work, is too fresh in the minds Of the
people.
The voters should also bear in
mind that life ia uncertain and that
one Or both Of our present q. s. sens
ators might die before their terms
expire. Should this happen, and
Lind he elected governor, he would
then certainly appoint some anti
McK Kinley Dem mocrat TO fill the unex-
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