Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-03

the matters of concern to district
that is purely agricultural; his private
life has been repulsive to the respecta
BILE element of society and his timber
record has added nothing to his credit.
If few politicians are content to
overlook these things for political pur-
poses it il their privilege to do so, but
if c. A. Lindbergh perfects an organi-
zation and makes the fight that be IS
| expected to make, Buchanan Public
career will end with his present term
| in congress.
HONOR.
Grove City Times. July 9th. 1905 :
Mr.. Buchanan represents his constitu.
ents, which are trusts and corpora
tions. He always did when in the
legislature and he always will. AS
for the the people they are responsible
for his Misrepresentation.
There is something a little wrong
with our representatives at Washing
ton when they deliberately amend the
new pure food bill. in such a manner
that two thirds of pound in a pack
age shall constitute a legal pound. and
one and twothirds pounds may be la
beled Two pounds full weight. -
Every member of congress who voted
for this bill as it now stands, stamped
himself knave in the eyes Of the
whole world, and should forfeit all
| further respect and support at the
hands Of the intelligent voter. How
did Blu ckman vote3 Let him answer.
Hubbard County Clipper. July 20,
1905: The only record in congress
Mr.. Buchanan has that we know of
was when he was arrested at that nu.
merous course dinner and:: compelled to
| be in attendance.
Buchanan was such hard worker ia
congress that he was all tired out and
came home while the most important
measures before that body were still
pending.
| We know why some editors are sup.
porting Buchanan. If there are any
supporting him who have not received
an appointment we would like to
know why. Don't all speak at once.
Clipped from Journal Press of st.
Cloud: Mr.. Lindbe1gh is a man Of
moral and intellectual attachments,
and has shown an aptitude for public
affairs which entities him to most ia.
vorable consideration on the part Of
! the voters. Alexandria Post-News.
| The Minneapolis Journal of July 20,
1905, says In part There are more
leading republicans in the district,
however, enlisted in the fight against
Buchanan than ever before, and the
press of the district is more hostile.
There is pronounced feeling against
the congressman, good deal stronger
than he had to face two or four years
ago, and it will be a wonder if this
does not overcome his organization at
the polls. It will if anything like a
full vote is registered. Lindbergh' 8
problem ia to build up an organization
in each county and voting district.
which will see to it that votes come
out. He is going to make number
Of speeches, and will also spend con-
siderable time in each county, meeting
as many Individual voters as possible.
he has never been much of a mixer
before, but is making favorable i'm
preston wherever he goes, and seems
to take to the political game like a
duck to water.
Wright county is Buchanan strong.
hold. His appointment of Bert Oak
ley to the Cass Lake land Office made
him solid with a good many republi.
cans in Wright. which gave Buchanan
a'tremendous plurality two years ago.
Oakley and Postmaster Iamson of
Buffalo will DO their best to hold
things in line this year, and: the
chances are thai they will w able to
hold the county even. ANYWAY. Judge
Alley. Messrs. Bartlett, Saylor aud
others are for Lipdbergh, and will
make d pretty fight. In Meeker coun.
tv nearly all the leading republicans
are anti Buckmau. A. 4. Koerner
managed Fosters campaign two years
ago. but It is not known what stand
he will take this time. Peter E. Han.
son has given Lindber9h a promise of
support. W. D. Joubert is supporting
Lindbergh in his paper. Meeker seems
certain to go heavily against Buck.
man. Lindbergh's Swedish parentage
will help him to a good many votes,