Little Falls herald., 1902-10-10
Political Matters

Political Matters
Du Bois is not veteran OF the civil
war; too young then, but his dad
was soldier in one of Wisconsin's
regiments ofSNe. and that's the next
best thinx. Ssas -.4 .-]:.. 49, i
The people of Swanville town. with
the big marsh still undreined, Of
course feel like helping a. man to be-
come congressman who cidn't help
them on the marsh matter.
1t will be for the best interest OF
the fourth and fifth districts to elect
Stith and Lakins commissioners.
They are good. square men, and will
well merit the confidence Of their
commitments. s.. =.
Little Falls Transcript, Aug. TO-.
1895: "Those good old republican
days when Buckman was senator
and Flynn representative, and when
! republican" county fight under
such leadership was farce and a
hippodrome."
Van SAINT voted against the pro-
position to 4ise the us essmenr of
Tom Lowry's street railway. when
pre- posed in the state board of equal.
ization last F riday. Lowry's law.
yer, Mum, who is employed bv Van
SAINT in the merger matter, was pre-
sent,
According to Fuller, Trettel should
get all the Polish voters because he's
Pole. Then Signor shouldn't get
any Germans, because Joe ie Deutscb,
and Hall ought to get all the Amer
leans. French and Irish, because his
mother was of French descent. and
his dad an Irish-American. To fol-
low this, Berg helm should get all the
Norwegians, Shaw all the Americans,
etc. The consequences OF following
Fuller's logic would be appalling-to
Fuller. y
Humphrey (Neb.) Leader: In the
writer's old home district, Julian A.
Dubois, Of Sauk Centre, has been
nominatedby the democrats, with
1 out opposition.Az fluent and con-
vincing speaker, possessing per
sonal magnetism which always wins
friends, We expect to see our old time
friend win out in the lace, as he will
represent his entire constituency if
elected and be an honor to his dis
trict and the great state Of Mime
sofa. Here is to yonr success, J. A.
The Transcript says, talking to
democrats about BuckmaD: ''Take
your medicine. l4ds." But the dem
ocrats won't take it. One dose was
enough. The medicine is now being
pushed down the throat of Fuller,
and be smacks his lips az if he likes
it. It's a case of have to, in order to
hold the postoffice. Buckman helped
Fuller to become postmaster, and if
Buckman should become congress-
man, Fuller will have to go down
on his knees before him. It's a
pleasant prospect.
The Transcript has suddenly found
out that the Polish are good people,
and tells them so now because votes
are wanted for Donat Trettel, who is
a demorep, or repodem, we don't
know which, but he's running on the
republican ticket for register. The
transcripts expressions about the
Polish are well enough, but it is gen
erally known that they do not jibe
with Fuller's personal opinions. We
: we'll remember a Transcript reporter
who was called down by Fuller for
writing some laudatory remarks
, about the Polish. The Polish of tn g
} county are capable OF sizing up can
dates, Polish or otherwise, and
hardly need Fuller's advice,
/ -"
In 1898, when 3, p. Adams was q
republican candidate for Judge ii
probate, and N. Richardson bolted
: the convention after being defeated,
Richardson sent out Que of bis re-
markable tcirculars. In answering
the circular Mr.. Adams said, and hie
remarks are still pertinent:
"As to his work in securing the