The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-11-27

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the revolutionary war. "To aid the
veterans and care for the widows and
orphans of those who fell in the
fight" was the avowed object of the
organization.
With the passing of the revolution
airy veterans the Society of Tamany
passed out of existence except in New
York where it was merged into the
most perfect political machine ever
created in the United States.
It's remarkable success and unlim-
tied power was due to the fact that it
conducted politics on the "heart in
terest" plan. 1t always cared for its
own. It's shilliboth was, "Put only
Tammany men on guard"
Every member of the organization,
from the most humble member up to
the leaders, had personal interest in
the success of the organization. It
plundered the city but it divided the
plumber among the needy. 1t gave
the city costly government but It
gave it good government. It fur
nished protection to life and property.
Under Tamany regime the stranger
was safer in New York than he was
in many of the other cities in the coun-
try, and the countryman and out
slider was less liable to be robbed.
There were many good things
about Tammany. When Big Timothy
Sullivan, one of its leaders, died there
were ten thousand people, embracing
every class in life, who wept over his
bier and almost fought for the priv
ilege Of placing boquets on his coffin.
A man and an organization must
have some good points to bring out
such q demonstration.
To the close student of events there
are several self evident facts demon
strated by Tammany's career ana
No political party can continue in
power except by creating 'heart in
terest' among all its members fer its
continued success, and this can only
be done by caring for its members.
No one will strive for victory j., ma
terlaT things when victory means as
much to the opponent as to the party
san.
United Republicanism standing for
right and justice is invincible and the
country is at heart republican.
A political organization, following
Tammany methods, eliminating its
corruption, could accomplish benefi-
cial results, that would stagger the
A bachelor girl is one that is out
after bachelor.
A woman can always manage
man through his self-corceit:
The quickest way to becomelunpop-.
ular is to always tell the truth.
Most young women would much
rather have a voter than a vote.
Debts of honor are those that are
i Cured by dishonorable practices.
1t takes a mighty independent man
to be regular in politics these days.
A barking dog may never bite but
he frightens away lot of BURGLARS.
Healthy girls are those that are
by hand and not with cor
sets.
You cannot estimate a mans worth
by the amount of property he happens
to own.
What is the best town in Minnesota
for lovers to reside? Spooner, of
course
Your own wife appreciates polite
ness just as much as other mems
wives do.
A woman just loves to fuss and find
fault because things are just as she
wants them.
A reformer is generally man that
wants legislation to correct other
mems faults.
A man who seeks an opportunity is
never in it with the man who makes
an opportunity.
Woman's hour of triumph is when
she finds a switch that exectly
matches her hair.
Governor Eberhart does not seem
to be praising Uncle Sam in his ad-
dresses as much as he formerly did.
1t is about as satisfactory for a
young woman to get a typewriter
love letter as it is to eat soup with a
fork.
If every disorganized Republican
would re-organize himself there
would be no need of party re-organ-
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