New Ulm review., 1900-08-01
For Sale.
One Of the best, if not the best, bust
ness blocks in Winthrop, occupied by
A. R. Olson & Co., general merchandise.
/ n. johnson, prop, Gibbon, MINI.
To the Voters of. -
=z. Brown County.

Brown County.
Not for many years have the pros
poets for democratic success at the polls
seemed so bright as in the present CAM
paign. The independent voters of both
the state and the nation are in open re-
volt against the evident and unmistak-z
able subserviency of the republican par
ty to the trusts ard its complete surren-
der to the spirit of imperialism and the
domination of corporate monopoly.
The republican press relys for its in
| t1uence at the present time mainly upon
the fallacious and misleading CRY Of
t"prosperity." when there is no prosper
ity in the sense that the laborer and the
farmer, they who alone are the real pro-
ducers, receive a just proportion of the
fruits of their toll.
The fundamental principals of liberty
and equality guaranteed by the Consti-
tuition ought not, and must not, be sacrl-
feed in order that national administra-
| ton whose very existance is menace to
| those institutions which are ever the
plide of free people, may be perpetual
ed. That policy which accords to one Sec
| ton of the country commercial and po-
litical freedom and to another the con-
queror's spear and torch is unworthy the
support of an intelligent people, and
that political party which openly boasts,
as does the republican party, that be-
cause of its strength with the corpora
tions and trusts it cannot be defeated IS
certainly not the one in which the in
terest of the common people lie.
1t is not, however, the purpose of the
democratic organization of Brown coun-
ty to attempt the salvation of the nation
unaided and alone. What we do desire,
and most earnestly, is the salvation of
Brown county, and to this end we invite
the cooperation of every voter in the
county who has the best interests of not
only his county and his party at heart
but his own material interests as we'll.
The success of the democratic party this
fall means much and in no way can we
better contribute to the general result
than by taking care of our own precinct,
ward and county.
The keynote of the present campaign
in this county is the one word "orgam-
zatlon." Will you help us?
The state campaign will be fought
out upon lines that will command them
selves to every thinking man who de-
sires for the state an efficient business
like administration and, under the lead
ership of that true and consistent Amer
ican, the Hon. John Lind, caunot fail of
success. The first democratic admins
tration enjoyed by the State of Mime
for the past 40 years, so far as its
executive is concerned, for which it,has
been unnecessary to apologize, the dem
ocratic party goes into the fight this fall
| with unlimited confidence in its standard
bearer and the most positive assurances
of success. ...,
The members of the Democratic Coun-7
ty Committee are prepared to devote
their time and most earnest effort for
the success Of the party both in the
county and state and takes this means
to urge upon the friends of good gov
ernment throughout the county the nec-,
essity of hearty cooperation and active
work. May we count on you2
Respectfully,
FRED PFAENDER, chairman.
E. r. BARAGRR, secretary.
P. GEsCHwIND, treasurer.
GEORGE GRIMM.
JOHN KE1M, committee.