Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-26
INDICATIONS ARE FINE
Outlook Exceedingly Good
For Whole Democratic
Ticket

election, and some days two meet
tngs. The democratic candidates
have held several very successful pub
lie meetings, besides gatherings at
private houses, which have also
proved of great good. One of the
most successful of these meetings was
held one evening recently st the
house Of prominent farmer, who,
while republican in politics, is not q
Fuller republican. and does bis own
thinking. Very beneficial and sue
cessful meetings have been held at
Randall, Morrill,, Platte, and other
places, and by election time toe coun-
ty will have been we'll covered. The
music by the democratic campaign
brass band has been pleasant feature
of several of the meetings.
It is simple truth to say that the
prospects for the election of the entire
democratic ticket are exceedingly
good. There has been no criticism
published or attack made on the OH.
cial record of the democratic officials
who are in the field: The only argu.
ment advanced is that every republi.
can must vote the straight ticket.
AS the republicans of the county have
not been Of late years much in the
habit of following Fuller advice,
such argument has little weight whea
measured against q record of efficien-
cy in Office and of public service.
And when it is remembered that the
Transcript editor. when he had q
chance to serve tho the people, miser-
ably failed, advice from s1ch q source
ia greatly discounted. The democratic
candidates are appealing to the COM
mon sense and sound judgment of the
voters of Morrison county, and on
that basis expect to win.
The warm and kindly feeling which
the people Of this county have fer
Governor John A. johnson was ac-
centuated BY his visit here. The
county will give the governor larger
plurality than it did two years ago.
Hon. NJ. G. Tilt makes everywhere
a hne impression. he is sincere, has
convictions, and does not fear to ex-
press them, ia friendly to the interests
of the merchant az we'll as the farmer
and to the laborer in every branch of
industry, has positive ideas as to
things that should be done, and all
who hear him are convinced that Con-
gresham Merrill Tiff would bs an
honest. able and worthy represents.
tive for the great Sixth district.
The attacks made by Fuller on N.
N. Bergheim and VIM. II. Hail simply
confirm the popular belief that these
two would make hrst-olass legislators
There never would be al element of
doubt as to the conduct of these men
in st. Paul. Their votes would be
square ones, honest votes always. Mr..
Bergneim is an able lawyer and speak
or, thoroughly versed in the questions
Of the day, and right on all of them.
VIM. b. Hall Is member of organ
i1ed labor. and his sympathies are and
always have been with the toiler.
whether In field or factory. There is
not shadow on his integrity, he is
above suspicion that any corporate
influence could buy or bend him, and
he is In favor of every REFORM advo-
Gated by the leading men of both par
ties.
Attacks on Messrs. Berghe,m and
Hall. coming from such a source as
the editor IF the Transcript, who was
against the peoples interests when he
had chance to help them in the leg
islature. will confirm the general be-
lief that it will be best for the people
to disregard Fuller's advice.
VIM. A. Butler has given to the
office OF county auditor the closest ap-
pllcatlon and the best that was in
him. The office is run in q way to
which every good citizen can point
with pride. The public examiner of
the state says Mr.. Butler is ono of
the best auditors in the state. He
has been ever courteous, prompt and
oDllglng, 1s an expert accountant, as
the county's bookkeeper ought to be,
and is in every way worthy aud de.
serving. Such a type OF public official
1s worthy Of the confidence that has
always been bestowed on him, and the
voters Will see to it that bis faithful
service and devotion to their interests
Will be rewarded this fall.
Jacob Posch's candidacy for county
treasurer has received universal COM
mendation. as 10 a clean. able up
right young man, and represents one
OF the very strongest elements In the
citizenship of this county. Tho race
whose cons, under John Sobideeki,
before the walls OF Vienna saved
Christendom from the yoke of the
Moslem, and which gave Pulaski and
Kaszelusko to tho cause Of the Ameri-
can Revolution. has . right to be 10
membered among the valuable ele-
meote composing the American citi.
genship OF this county, and In Jacob
Posch 1t hss q good and able repre-.
sentative, one whe az county treasurer
woald not only properly conduct the
office but be credit to tee county.
Mr.. Posch ls making a manly, clean
campaign, based on the theory that q
square deal is due the elements he re-
presents.
Judge E. F. Shaw is runni 10 for
Judge Of probats, Is he did two
years ago. It ia generally conceded
that he has conducted this important
Office in first. class style. that there
has been no delay or dragging in the
settlement Of estates, that 40 rapidly
% the law allows affairs have besn
closed up, that the rights of widows
ard children have been cared tor.
and that In every respect Judge Shaw
has proved capable, faithful and
honest Official. Mr.. Shaw has q great
many strong personal friends, not only
In his 0Un naPkv h,1k q mnno <1,o ~.