New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-12-07
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Tls Le9i sIsenre md I.il,d.
Ohm Lind does not pose ~ gst IS.
40 trouble with the legislature The le-
Igislature does not pose % ret into
troubie Wit b John Lind. here win Be
mutual resi- ect and esteem, and 50 far Us
personal contact IS concerned ever ing
will in the main be pleasant. Butin his
message the new governor Is likely TO
make recommend ions which the repub-
lican legisla ture cannot afford Is ignore.
For instance, if he should suggest that
the big fee offices be put upon 4 salary
basis and the fees paid into the state
treasury, the legislature will do well to
give serious conside ation to his words.
There is no defense for the present sYs-
tenn md failure to adopt q Tecommen-
dalton for it's change would place the
republican party Al q decided disad
vantage in 900. So as IS other mat
tiers Of Sc, called ref orn. ohns Lind made
. campaign Of state issues almost exclus-
ively a large part Of what he said in
his speeches will necessarily be included
il lis message. some Of the things which
be will suggest viii have the approval Of
the genera. public, and the legislat are
must be very careful IN hand ling them
Ifany of them are turned down, it must
be for reasons which will stand the test
of q campaign, To an unusual degree
1.-The Legislature now about to convene
will have the maxim OF unmaking Of
the local republ ican party in its keeping.
Take the question Of railr oad laws. John
Lind is thoroughly committed 70 agita-
ltion along this line, although the exact
nature Of his alleged 3 ref rms did not
come out in his speeches. may be,
that nothing which he will su will
be for the best interests Of thu p.:ople,5
although il can be set down right aWey
that he will write his message carefully
and try to place full resi- possibility for
lrcfusal to act pom the ltgiSlatu Jers
ry ] il MINNEAPOLIS Journal.
IL Nashville Amcr !: The ex pansion.
i ist, when rl1i, to earth on his humanity
plea, falls back on his commercial argu-
nerlf, and tells you that We must keep
our dag 4 ying in the orient because
rasls lows he Hag, 9 and lie Will then
q as clincher 70 this piece Of reasoning
lad mon;sh gu, to look at Eng Hand, &
q ||.suppose we do look At Eng land mo-
me ii, not even taking Into consider
IaiiuE Mr. Gladptune's emphatic declra-
i ton that the colonies we're a milestone
iiaround the country neck, but viewing
con- ditions as the exist today, for Had
j|sfone, according TO the jingo, was an i'm
4 practic cable drcatner, and not mucho of 4
i Statesman m yhow. The British board IS
trad has lalely IlIblishe d summary of
SIreports from the govelntide mt Diplomat
Eiic and consula. officers abroad respecting
the causes of Eng land IS stationary OF
weakening hold on foreign markets.
] Here as d most startling statement to be-
gin with land /, pom whose EN- ire
the sun never sets, which has expanded
! to The furtlermost ends of the earth,
Eng Gland IS trade, Il lnarkable tn relate,
Wifh. forei ign MAJ kets is not growing. e
lis, recording 50 the port either 8, al
|tionary q weak ening. Bot what are
some Of the causes given BY the govern
lAnent's consular gents? One IS the dis
Iinclination of British traders TO supply
cheaper class Of goods, study GUST
ers' wishes and grant credit facll ities.s
/ Anolllcr Is the scarcity Of British COM
nlercial travellers ia comparison with
ltlose Of CONF tin natlons, and ignor-:
lance ,of the native lang usi,es wherever
Itlley 60. Another il the inferiority Of
1.-The British to the a ineri can and Gernang
anethod -of packing goods fourth
cause the hts l,:,rs;ed l,y Tie
British lines Of steamers. Tie two lust
lcauses me die FREQ uency 81 STIR kes IA.
Great Britain, and Tie deyelo pn,ent of|
technisaI education i, German
hat, then, IS All this alk about trade
and Gle dag reduced 81 Andrew earn
egie put II il q nutshell when be .aiitl
Trade hoes not care q copper for the
flag; 4 follows the lowest priice current' g
his address Il Brook dniE.I
Ischley ave 80 inter stipg giinpse of
the Spanish chsrac TINS
came q the consi nssion iron al OBJ
iion 9 II Rico hefs ws |;
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