Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1934-10-27
she'll,
you efficient service.
Gov. Olson Outstanding.

about government and who has no
platform, who is tool of the 'sring''
and who as a world war veteran be-
longed to a division that discrimin-
ated against Negro soldiers. On the
other hand, to elect man to office
who knows conditions of government,
but knows he cannot win but seeks
to take votes away from the man he
knows will win does not command
the attention and support of our citi-
zens. If this government is to serve
| the purpose for which it's founders
intended, it must be placed into the
hands Of men who are leaders, and
who are capable and honest, so my
friends, our only hope is to re-elect
Governor Olson.
The question of who shall be gov
ernor of Minnesota is of such great
Importance to all the people of this
state that it transcends any party
considerations. Mr.. Nelson has no
more chance of being elected Gov
ernor of Minnesota than I have and
am not candidate. The only thing
he and Townley can accomplish is to
take away enough votes to elect the
Democratic candidate.
Governor Olson is the son of poor
parents, his father is working man..
The governor has an understanding
of the common man. AS a lawyer
and as county attorney and as gov
ernor, he has always charpioned the
rights of the Colored citizens of Min
nesota.
One of the chief barkers for the
colored Republicans has stated that
the Governor is we'll entrenched but
he must be ousted because this is a
Republican state. To this the chief
of chief barkers, Mr.. Cary gives sane
ton, both he and Mr.. Cary are nice
fellows in many respects they only
bark when their masters tell them
bark. They bark when the leaves
rustic in the breezes and when the
cloud passeso yer the moon. Supper
ters of Gov. Olson are thankful that
they have at least been truthful in
that Gov. Olson IS strong man and
that he is fair to all people.
Nelson a Stsnd2atter
To vote for Nelson is to vote for
a standpat Republican and to elect
him would be to elect a Hoover-die-
hard Republican. To elect Re-
would be to elect the most reaction
airy Democrat in the history of the
state. This year we must make no
mistake about giving our support to
the right candidates, we must de-
mand that men in public office have
: progressive viewpoint.
Urges Support for A. L. Winterquist.
I am urging you to support the
candidacy of A. L. Winterquist for
Congress from your district. And
all county and legislature endorsed
Farmer-Labor candidates, for it is
very important that you give the gov
ernor a friendly legislature without
it, he is handicapped and cannot
carry out his promises in their full
est sense. The government of Min.
nesota has been wrested from the
hands of the Cars and let US keep
it out of their control. Today, we
are sailing uncharted seas; big bust
ness, chain banks, chain industries
and chain politicians have chained us
TO the stakes of misery and want.
Four years ago you by your action
at the polls gave new birth and free
lom to Minnesota. Please contin
this freedom, November 9Th. Gov
eminent to serve the people must be
kept in the hands of men that are
leaders. Floyd B. Olson must be re-
tanned governor of Minnesota.
In conclusion with only one desire
and sincere heart and standing for
real American ideals in our state and
nation, possessed of the greatest
democracy known, environed with
mountains of gold and silver; bound.
less in resources, inimitable in ener.
gy and enterprise, threaded with g
thousand lines of trade and com.
merce, land of Eden, beautiful with
lakes and natural scenery. With g
compilation more intelligent and pa,
triotic than can be found on this con.
tinent, so let us join with thousands
of other fellow citizens and re-elect
Floyd B. Olson.
Therefore coming to you here or
the Iron Range that has long been
exploited by the steel trust of the
east and speaking as one who feels
he magic touch from an unseen