Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-02-09
Standardized La Toilette.

Judge Charles Smith in Superior Telegram.
have known the governor for
many years. He il universally re-
garded by his neighbors as an hon
| est, genial, generous gentleman. BY
his brethren of the bar he is respect
ed as man of unquestionable pro-
| fessionai honor.
OF his political principles say
nothing. They are known and read
OF all men,
Is he demagogue or patriot? Is
he a meteor blazing for moment in
the sky or has he found his place
there as fixed star? He Is too much
loved and too much hated in Wis
consin to find just judgment mt our
hands. Then ~ prophet is not with
out honor save III his own country"
| Where does he stand in the esteem
of the wisest aud best, who, removed
from the storm Of local strife, view
him in the light OF a calm, clear sky?
To their verdict we shall in the end
be compelled to bow.
| ! take four Of the very leading
| New York weeklies. One, the Christ
| ian Advocate, does not concern
itself with politics, aud il has never
spoken of Mr.. IaFollette TO my
knowledge. Hurper's Weekly is one
of the number. This paper stands on
the very highest plane. It's editorial
staff is all that money can hi!e.
The great banker, Morgan, is behind
| it. A year or two ago it presented To
its rea1 ers eight Ct Think great men
of the nation in middle life. Four
were captains of industry; four
were statesmen. TIL. picture of each
made the frontispiece aad II pen-pic
ture the prominent feature i an edi
ton. The statesmen were Roosevelt.
Bryan, La Toilette and Bailey. The
outlook is another of the four papers
mentioned, the uuquestionrd queen
OF American family papers. Its
editor-in chief is Lyman Abbott. It.
most earnestly supports La Follette's
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