New Ulm review., 1912-09-18

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Ssaas operating within ~ bordsss. Ho
,sltAse dsaltsd - baio1lt16 Ara1tHg
I'D psSfscting every important law
PIT upoa the statut0S 1using Als O.
tlssstss0 - ones Hs isslat ne pfin0
q manhood. capable Of any task. Ho
Knows the details q every executive
department familiarly. There 10 every
reason 70 conclude that he would
make . model governor.
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A gentleman candidate for an
important position-and one whose
reputation for political sagacity IL
better than most peoples, told me the
other day that after visiting all parts
of he state he had reached the con.
clusion that Young, Lee and Eberhart
would come in under the wire neck
and neck. That, Of course, would
mean Eberhart's defeat.
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II had been feared that this year
there would be great delay in receiv.
Ing the election returns on account Of
the complications incident to voters
expressing 4 second choice. Perhaps.
however, this will be avoided, for the
state ofncials have taken the matter
up with the Twin City papers and the
cooperation Of the county auditors Of
the state has been secured. Wires
will be run into the state capitol and
the returns will be sent direct from
the various county seats to the press
bureau, which will have its headquar
ters there. So that think that this
year the returns are likely to be more
accurate and sent in quite as prompt.
" ~ at any previous election. At
any rate it seems likely that by the
middle Of the day following the pri.
maries enough returns will be on hand
to indicate the probable result for the
more important ofices.
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An important conference of repre-.
sentative brewers from various parts
Of the state was held in St. Paul 70
Gently. news Of which some pains
have besn taken to suppress. Sem
ator f. q. Smith, the chairman OF the
Republican" state central COMMITTEES
all the 7sovernor's confidential ad-
4viser;~ vas called into the conference
and tho whole political situation q II
affected the brewing industry was
gone over at . dinner held 1T Carl.
inEs downtown restaurant. A plan o.
campaign In the governors behalf
was outlined and subsequently prom,
inent reactionary leaders from the
various parts OF the state were called
IN and given their instructions. The
brewers representatives in the cam.
paign will cooperate with state Off,
cials friendly to Governor Eberhart,
oil inspectors, game wardens and
what not, so that the organization
covers the state quite completely.
Ample funds will be provided to pro-
tect the brewers interests and to re-
munerate the workers in the various
precincts. How effective the meth
ods adopted will be under a statewide
primary law remains to be seen.
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During the past fortnight number
Of the stronger leading papers of the
state have taken pronounced stand
for the nomination Of e. T. Young.
have already referred to the North
field News. Since then three-column
article In the Red Wing Republican
urges his selection. naming Mr.. Leo
- the papers second choice. Tho
Rochester Post and Record, perhaps
tho most influential daily In the First
congressional district. takes the same
stand. Other leading papers have FOL-
lowed suit. The. influence Of these
IN the campaign will no doubt result
in . large accession to Mr.. Young's
strength. ts'@
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The judicial nominations continue
% attract attention. Judge Stanton.
. candidate for chief Justice Of
the supreme court. WAS in town the
dsSt OF the week, and learn from
ethss sources that he ID. likely to 70.
eeive ( large vote IN the northern
counties. I do not anticipate Judge
Starts defeat, however. Tho candi-
late Who seems To- get tho strongest
support 10 Oscar Hallam, who IL run
hing for associate Justice against Mr..
Bunn. Mr. Bunn's decision nullifying
he Law making 1t illegal to manufac-
|sre oleomargazins ressmbling butter
y color IL being used against him
NTH Considerable effect. There ap-
psars 70 bs . we'll defined opinion that
he daiTymen are eatitled 70 protec-
Hon against Z chesp counterfett Of
heir product.