Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-10-18

sIa from the opening address O
81 ror Rose, the speech that has attract
Y and is attracting the widest attention
s tba prosent campaign is one delivered
ID Neal Brown Of Wausau at GAINESVILLE
a lrsIay evening. In the language Of
Il street, it is ''hot stuff" Mr.. Brown
81 prominent candidate for the guber
oriaI convention, which made his
a,b all the more interesting.
6brougbOut the entire address Mr.
q rwn confined himself to the facts as
$>ntad bv the record, asking his hear
IL m decide whom to vote for by weigh
q we'll what the two parties really stand
rbo politicians and methods of gov
8supnt they expect or promise to carry
ere are a few sentences taken at ran,
a Voters Hand Pook-''I should
is was compiled by La Toilette and
81 -vcivc apostles; it is hand made, with
nj II, morals dcckle-cdged, full of beauti-
thoughts, chastely expressed"
l}ov La Toilette seems to be an ex-
I'll ion to the rule that the good die
!. IS the men Of independent thought
Ill action who have saved whatever of
government we now have in this
at1y.'
can imagine that Senator Sawyer
tie present time would certainly be
h bTrr in Wisconsin than he is in
II, Rogcrsl hung the $4,000 on the
BIS Of the altar where the governor
l find it, and then went discreetly
lr and waited until it had disap-
<ei."
I5e eleventh. floor in Milwaukee may
al. be nearer heaven than the
nj floor in the state capitol
E |, The hrihe Of the school book COM
Is a form Of 'alluring vice within
t'v.tiog If that term in the govern
8 veto Of the IIagemeister bill?"
Ie ia FoIIcttcl and his followers
nn,Iv over rhp innnuaIities of state
i'm, but they have not Il soft whisper
blame for the greater inequality of
I Frll taX1ton.'
Al SIM Kronshage"
> =
aore are people mean enough to
the governor would turn States
nce."
lo and KronShagc evidently believed
(. qo'l Vi, Companies, they were lending
lie Lord
.ru.
~l foo r,'y r nToo :5 th"nSR LII dhat tne
was better than the eleventh floor
the SJaIwarts."
s.
Wlarovo, H., ,..,,,.., IL, .C,.
,yt p,,,, ne """'e@ 10 heIp goa
-an, ,,.o- az '"S "PpolhIeu 1e"
sunny ""'"e'N'
y 5'%eyer | never expect to affect the
Jlsot with a fact"
-
r We have r7rhino +o homo from, tho
la4c2n party and IFS scheme for q
oommiSr.o1.' &c 49, N''> NV -- "
B.. h,,,,-
p, I,,';t ~, lr'uuiItF is fatho1mlesS,
kay -G"+ +''',,.."N OF reason. 1t IS safe
>., ,,.'| IVA, u"5 OIL gwen number OF
!ar fal;,,." w Lo!1d VINO VIII De
Kim NJ: /" Ioi!lit>, III BUSINESS, or
NJ ms ne 81, .,.: ACCOUNTS Tor the dupes and
~. discussion Of the tariff Mr.,
, ~ coming down to state issues.
La Toilette ~ urs+o,;o,
E-nrfr.,. - - Ntet u.s.
,,..~ .r"c". parif in Wisconsin has
aw.< :, fearful tit of Mysteries,
...> t'A'uISionS to the genius
,~..,.. - .l OF one man, whose name t
ss IL, d! 10 mention.
L.. "'cior in the story, who first
h.. Patient into fits. preparatory
~ -' ;,.em of whatever ills they were
., UoE, la Toilette has given his
lay crra j., :, VI, W'>y {, ot hts IN order that
o,iar r., W. 'd- It's disabilities.
arln,, ~ "a. N,.'@.o,ANtrate that he is an
lis ;r4..,,Ct"4, That he has prosti-
L., own ,.r,'> ~eIs and his office to fur
IanF, Vans" ends; that he has or
a,-;rra~> Gl political heelers and
Ing E;~ ,,, .or the purpose of per-
s.a.l..r-,,,, t0Ngf; that he has played
svrr, D" , ana used as pawns in this
-s-; % part of the machinery of
.>,.ms ,-,,.'. IL We need not so beyond
a r.r.v OF reputable members of