The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-06-22
ALL WANT OFFICES.

ALL WANT OFFICES.
There is much grumbling among
the democratic leaders of the county
because their party organ is run only
to keep the editor-in-chief in Office.
When there is anything real good he
takes it and the state at large is not
allowed to even know the name of any
other democrat who lives in the county.
In order to keep any other aspirant in
Obscurlty, he manages, they say, to
have all the lesser state plums that are
allotted to Martin county given to re-
publicans. The men, who for years,
have done the real work for the party
are getting pretty tired of being traded
off and then sold out and still being
told it is their duty as party men tC
support the boss's paper.-Chas. B.
Mitchell in Paramount News.
Now will Frank Day be good!
Charley used to be something of an
office holder himself and he ought to
tell Day how to satisfy the kickers.
The Chaska Review springs the
name of VIM. E. Verify of the
Wadena Tribune for the next Gov
ernor. We want to suggest that Paul
F. Dehnel would make good private
secretary in that case.-DetrOit
Standard.
The republican press of the state
seems determined that no guilty man
shall escape-being mentioned.
TWO CHUNKS OF "HARMONY"
We do not know whether it is the
boilers of the republican ticket need
fixing or the DULLES that done it.
Detroit Standard.
p. w. Bowling of the Eveleth Star,
he of the whitewash brush, is kind
enough to say that if the Republicans
who voted against Dunn are willing
to admit that they were wrong, and
will pledge themselves to support the
Republican party in 1906, they will be
admitted back into the party on pro-
baton. Bowling is getting to be al
most as foolish as Jim Peterson.
Seventy-fve thousand of the best Re-
publicans in Minnesota, who only ask
that the party be decent and honest,
will net take orders from political
idiots. Bowling is simply making
ridiculous.-St.C Cloud Jour
"Bolters" "BulIies" "Criminals"
political idiots" How we republic
cans love each other.
A QUESTION.
Some of the women who banker
after a reputation for cleverness
achieve it and carry it with them
through their lifelong spinsterhood.
Duluth News-Tribune.
We wonder if this is a shout of
or a wall of despair from
Mary McFadden.
WE GIVE 1T UP.
Why are some of those Republican
newspapers that helped to elect Gov
ernor Johnson last fall, now so solicit
)us about finding a man to beat him
in the next campaign?-Hubbard Co.
Clipper.
10 III tldt t1OSC
papers that did not help to elect
Governor Johnson last fall, are so
,olitious about finding a man that
cannot beat him in the next cam
oaign?-Paynesville News.
While questions are in order we
Use to inquire of our brother republic
cans what reasons exist now, or ever
lid exist, why republican should
vote for a democratic governor that
Ices not apply to every other demo-
cratic candidate?
WHAT BOWLING THINKS.
So-called Republican papers of the
state that supported the Democratic
candidate for governor at the last
state election are vehemently bowling
that the Republicans need their sup
port if they expect to defeat John A.
Johnson in 1906. If that support is
10 be of the proper character this is
probably true, but those Republicans
who remained true to their party pro-
test vigorously against the purpose
Of the 1904 traitors selling the ma
chinery of the party and turning it
into a side show to Democracy.
If the men who brought about the
defeat of Robert G. Dunn by the vilest
bind Of INSTRUMENTATION and ahuso