New Ulm review., 1900-10-17

Dr. Emil Wsschcks has leased ths
front rooms IN ths Ottomsyer.s schoch
block Over g. A. ottomeyer's store md
has opened Offices therein and will TO
sumo the Practice Of his protession here
q once. The doctor is an old resident
OF this city and needs no introduction
TO our people.
Following is the score Of the Colum.
biz Bowling Club at its last meeting:
Z. ]. Buenger $50, Brank Burg 1853, Otto
sBaarsch 178, H. Behnke 143, w. Haub-
rich 178, Chas. Roos 112, A. Peters 1 9,
John Toberer 1853, A. J. Vogel 107, Jos.
GALES 154, "A. ]. Meyer IT.. Geo. Hau-
enstein 146, Chas. Toberer 100, w. G..
Alvin 1874. n" @z#. .
The Sherburn Advance credits Fra k
Day of the Fairmont Sentinel with hav-
ing used the same speech at q democrat
meeting in that city recently which lie
used in are publican gathering few years
ago. Now that is not so bad. The re-
publican party has drifted so far away
from the principles which it represented
in the past that it would not be at all
surprising if some of the argument used
by its campaign speakers in former years
would prove pretty good democratic
ammunition at the present time. Time
was when to be q republican meant that
man was an ardent supporter of the
constitution and a believer in the equal
ity of all men before the law, hut alas,
how have the mighty fallen. The re-
publican party of today no longer stands
for liberty and equal rights but IS the
rampant champion of military rule in
Cuba, despotism and taxation without
representation in the Philippines and
Porto Rico, slavery and polygamy in thu.
Sulus, and trusts oppression and corpor-
ate ROBBERY in the United States. If Bro.
Day did do the thing with which he is
charged, which, however, we very much
doubt, he may have not been 80 very far
from the mark after all.
Certainly those who expected any
thing new or of special interest from the
visit of Mark Hanna to this city yester-
day were doomed to disappointment.
The entire speech was All exhibition of
demagoguism pure and simple and his
vociferous enunciation of the prophesy
that if Bryan were elected there would
be within thirty days one of the greatest
panlcs the country has ever known and
from which it would take ten years to
recover was sufficient evidence OF that
which we have all along suspected, that
he is much more of a demagogue than
statesman. The speaker deplored the
fact that SO many outside issnss have
been brought into the present campaign
but failed to explain away the fact
that it Is the republicans themselves
who are responsible for these extran-
eous issues which they have brought
in to hide the real issue, imper.
ialism. Senator Hanna was followed by
Senator Dolliver of Iowa, a typical
southern fre-eater, who proved himself
to be veritable calamity bowler of the
worst type. While waiting for the ar
rival of the special train Congressman
McCleary spoke for a few minutes and,
like those who followed him, found
nothing to talk about except prosperity.
A conservative estimate places the num-
Der of people present at 1000.
Concerning the challenge of the pub
Usher of the Brown County Journal to
A. J. Alvin we feel constrained, in JUS
tice to Mr.. Alvin and the public gener-
ally, to make the following statement:
From the very outset Mr.. Alvin based
his assertions as to the claim of Mr.. Hay
that he was reporter for the Pioneer
Press upon information received from US.
The publisher Of this paper had corres-
ponded for the Pioneer Prees for fully
two years and had, up to the time of the
commencement of this controversy, new
er received notification of dissatisfaction
or objection to his service. Mr.. Alvin
made sure to inquire OF us whether some
other party in New Ulm might not also
be authorized to make reports to that
paper. We we're positive that this could
not be the case, and the fact that the
last item OF news sent by Mr.. Wlcherski
report of the republican county con.
vention, sent in on Sept. rs, was the
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