Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-09-14

BUCKMAN'S VOTE
BUcKMAN's VOTE COST THE STATE A MILLION
On campaign circular out by the congressman
A. Lndbergh issued challenge Mr.. Buchanan discuss
MS claim tor reelection and his record the Little Falls
court house Sept large audience gathered. but Mr.
buchanan tailed to appear, out in the open But
Llndbergh showed up his claims and record.
Rural routes established UNDER GENERAL
LAWS Citizens petition the post Office department for
route and the does the rest The
cannot grant nor refuse.
The same is true of the county systems.
Most of the district has taken little interest in the
Cass Lake land Office controversy the transfer of land
to it,
Pensions secured the veterans BY GENERAL
LAWS. The congressmans secretary assists in some
cases and is entitled to that credit.
The twelve congressional pensions meritorious.
Each congressman select that number for passage
Every with spark of loyalty honors and aids the
veterans matter of course.
The S15O00O paid for service to the government
earned not gift from the congressman.
What is there in $500 per day for carrier with 1-3
horses? 1t is still the poorest paid civil service
Most of his ''clams' everywhere called ''PEANUT
POLITICS.. If all they would not rise to the
dignity of able of the people of this dis
trict in the Halls of Congress.
DID MIR. BUCHANAN SUPPORT PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT?
One favored by president was the purchase
OF the Panama canal supplies the markets of the
word-to save the people $30,0O0,000
The trusts opposed this and Mr.. Buckmans vote ia
vored the trusts.
HIS LEGISLATIVE RECORD
Mr.. Buckman's "busness-like methods" are shown by
his Legislative acts
On taxing railroads Senator Fuller had voted against
the people, and ON THAT ISSUE Mr. Buchanan beat him.
On taxing railroads Mr. Buchanan had chance to
vote-to prove his good faith double dealing
FOR the people. He AGAINST the people, 1t was
in the Senate March 28h $780, F. 25 known as the
Gross Earnings Bto increase the railroad
ings per cent. Without Senator Buckman, THIRTY
senators for it; THIRTY against it. Senator
BUT HE VOTED AGAINST THE People.
Senator Buckmans ONE COST the people
than million dollars. Senator Buckman's ONE
vote LOST to the state cent railroad earnings
$780, $685. For absolute proof Legislative Manual
1903 on Page $780, One INFAMOUS act can brand man
for life as unfit for public trust confidence.
But is another RECORD. It was in the Senate on
February a. $780, S. F. a. This bill to regulate
carriers 1t what the people needed to
curb the railroads and SENATOR BUCHANAN VOTED
AGAINST IT. That another betrayal of the peoples
trust.
HIS LABOR RECORD
Chapter 342 Sessions 1899 is a useful lien aw-DEMAND
LABOR to help aborers collect their No
could object but Mr. Buchanan and his lumber friends
opposed it VIOLENTLY AND SENATOR BUcKMAN VoTEr
AGAINST BILL. Compare his LEGISLATIVE ACTs with
his 1906 PROMISES Mr. Lndber gh carried the dinner pail
for years and heartily sympathzes with labor
TIMBER FROM SCHOOL LANDS
certified copy of the records in the Ramsey county
court house shows that the State of Minnesota ege
says that c. B. Buchanan without having any permission
authority wrongfuy and unlawully entered upon
lands the and cut eed and large quant
ties of TIMBER wherefor the state demands S67 See
of the attorney general Oct TO- 1904 Does Mr. Buck
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