New Ulm weekly review (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892
November 11, 1891 · Page 4 of 9
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the sentiment and action. I doubt ry much whether the democracy, in national convention, will proclaim for free NEW ULM, MINN. CRONE BROS. coinage. If they should, there would K*t. be no other issue* of significance in the F. W. JOHNSON, Managing Editor. next campaign. The financial battie DON'T W A Wedresriay, November 11, 1891. that we have foiight in Ohio will then be transferred to the nation, and a contest LEATHER THE ELECTIONS. such as we have never seen will be The result of the contest of ballots in the result. The tariff will be Buy Watches, Clocks, Jewelry^ Silverware. the varivns stales last Tuesday presents piominent. but not the vital point of the but few surpiises. Neither the Republicans contest. nor the Dpmocrats have much to "Then the McKinley bill is not the COATS! Spectacles, Gold Pens, 7 gloat over and about the only party organization only thing in sight?" th it nee I feel sore over the "Not by arty means. Its principles, outcome is the latest arrival on the political in the main, aro correct. Protection is XT^itlXOXlt checker board, the party of Donnelly, a relative term with many degrees. Weaver, Simpson and Pfeifer. Examining and pricing the stock kept by What pleases one section or one interest In Iowa, wheie the issue was squarely excites the ire of another, and it is $ 4.001 drawn on the treatment of the liqu«r extremely difficult to frame a measure question, he Democrats have made P.W.HAUENSTEm that will be acceptable alike to the consumer, great gains. They not only elect the producer and manufacturer governor but the entire state ticket and The best and most equitable tariff bill by good majorities. The legislature, that was ever framed was sent to congress however, is republican by an increased by the commission of which Harry REPAIRS RECEIVE PERSONAL ATTENTION. majority, so that it 13 apparent that Oliver, of Pittsburg, Pa., was the the Republicans are not ready to turn president, but the manufacturers GEEA AUCTIO N the state completely over to Democrat NEW GOODS knocked it to pieces by inserting into it ic control Fiohibition alone stands in all sorts of petty and chimerical protec* the waj of Republican success in Iowa, SA-LE tion for pen knives, pearl buttons and and it is 10 be hoped that the party other Yankee notions, until, I am free leaders will kuow enough now to get to say, it was in manv respects a Yan-, rid of this bug-bear and make their AT kee notion bill, dealing with small matters course in next year's campaigu^une of that needed no protection instead G. A. OTTOMEYERS. 0 4 A A A Worth of Dry Goods, Notions, easy sailiDg In New York, the Democrats of leaving the protection to large elect Flower and in Massachusetts industries that were entitled to it. For I LI 11 III I °ds, Flannels, Sheetings, Russel is re-elected. This in fact instance, the tin plate question is one I W Prints, Shirting, Tickings, Table is the sum total of the Democratic victories. I am in favor of, and there are other Cloths, Yarns, Hosiery, Blankets, Comforts, Underwear important business enterprises that all sizes, Laees and Embroideries, Ribbons, I think you will be interested in a glance through our store and I believe should be taken under our The Republicans on the other hand wing, but the Eastern manufacturers and IOOO other articles to be sold at in seeing what goods we have and how we sell them. take great carried Ohio for the gallant McKinley are constantly making an effort to get SOMMER'S STORE by over 20,000 majority. There the pleasure in pointing to our large line ofmufflers, silk handkerchiefs and themselves into the tariff question when fight was purely on national issues and underwear, and in calling special attention to my big line of wool they need no protection whatever. Let the Republicans won a grand victory. everyH hosiery ranging in price from 10 cts. a pair to $1. Prices on no man say that I shirk the controversy The legislature is overwhelmingly Re EVERY BAY. thing else will be found correspondingly fair. I invite all to come and upon these questions, but these are my publican as is also that ot Massachusetts, views, and if you will remember that Sale to commence at 2 o'clock and 7 in the evening. examine my goods. It will pay you. wnile in New York the Reps, have when the tariff bill of the commission a fighting majority.v Kansas and Nebraska JOHN ALBERT was up in the senate I fought for its adoption EGGS ARE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. are redeemed for the party of as it was presented, but the their first adoption and the Alliance is Auctioneer. Place, Beussmann Block. majority was against me, and perhaps crippled. Jolley is elected in South Dakota one of the mistakes I have made in my and a gain of one congressman is FOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL. public career was when I voted for the made in Michigan. .Pennsylvania was D0NGUSP bill after it had been mutilated. The true to the tune of 58,000 and so were vote you know, was yery close and Maryland and Mississippi. Taking it perhaps my voice decided it. But after all into consideration, the Democracy all,things will right themselves,and the have made no material gains except on contest oyer the tariff will bring such local issues, and the Republicans, while It is to the interest of eveiy man, woman or child who lives within a radius changes as will be beneficial to the they have nothing to brag over, demonstrated DEALER IN of fifty miles of New Ulm to know that my NEW STORE is finished. country. But in the main, the principles that they are still in it, and that ofthe McKinley billare right, and have with Bla.ne as a presidential candidate I have removed the clothing stock to the new building, which, by DRY GOODS, NOTIONS AND GROCERIES. been sustained by the people this year." the way, is the longest in Minnesota, and am now prepared to show a they need have no fear of success in "What lessons does this campaign new and clean line of 1892 teach?" I have just received a nice and large line of woolen goods. Among ,, CLOTHIN A __ THE LESSON IN IOWA. these you will find dress goods, flannel underwear for children ladies "Many. In the first place, the republican The ictory of the Democratic ticket party has at times been running and men, hosiery for everybody, dress shirts for men, knitting wool GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS in the Republican stronghold of Iowa and many other articles. off after too many issues has should serve as a severe reminder of the many controversies inside the lines that I also carry a large Ijne of Groceries and canned fruits. DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS, GAPS, folly of fanaticism, sach as has been have disturbed it. I am not at all disturbed REMEMBER: 1 sell goods at very low prices, pursued by the Republicans in our as to the result in New York. neighboring state for several years past. MB* BUTTER AND EGGS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. In my mind it simply indicates the fact and in fact everything pertaining to a geneial store. It is true that a majority vote in that that Mr. Piatt's power lies in the great LAUDENSCHLAEGER BLOCK, Firm.MINN,ULMWNE-- IN ALL RESPECTS MY STOCK IS COMPLETE. state decided in favor of prohibitory city, and that the country districts are laws in dealing wuh the liquor question, JOH N NEUMANN.WAL getting a little tired of the intrigues of but it is equally true that the will of the the metropolis and wanted to make it people as expressed years ago is daily manifest this year when there was no being violated and that the people are great national issue on hand. They BOW thoroughly sick and tired of sumptuary took this year to do it and Mr. Passett, legislation. Time and time again Mr. Piatt's friend, was the target at Beussmann Eros hts the warning been raised to Republican which they shot. I don't think it will leaders in Iowa to recede or rather have any bearing whatever upon the progress from their dogged stand on I have lately increased my stock of Wall Paper and am now next presidential contest, and it will be the liquor issue and as often as they prepared to show a splendid assortment including borders, a warning to many that at least more SUCCESSORS TO H. H. BEUSSMANN. have refused to listen to the warning than one man shall be consulted in a centres and corners. The styles are new ones and varied $ voice they have been whipped. This party organization," enough to suit all tastes. Contracts made for paper hanging. time the rebuke is a bitter one and Have Completely Renovated their *. In fact the resuJts in Ohid and Pennsylvania Bhould bring thein to their senses. Extensive Establishment. state the republican case. We I a so a a a line of A A to a Senator John Sherman in speaking of have talked about many questions, but S S a N the election there gives utterance to what does the result in Ohio mean? !0' XDI3I».£LH.TIHZE32SrT OCT3E3 some sound logic, and it would be well 9 a a a a a Just what any one would concede. Upon contains vast assortment of 5 and 10 cent goods and all kinds of fancy articles for the Iowa Republicans to hted the the financial question the party is suitable for marriage, birthday and other presents. Mouth -organs, accordeons advice of the veteran statesman. Here CHAS. GEBSER, sensitive, but always sound so far as jewelry, albums, autographs, pocket books, cigar cases, pipes, cigar holters \are his words. I thmk the election in the republican party is concerned. It is guns, revolvers, Ashing tackle and fine and complete assortment of generai Iowa teaches the republican party a lesson sporting goods. Also a fine selected stock of baby carriages. only the democrats that run off after that will make Iowa a decidedly republican new doctrines, and that is only in the .TJMCESKTT W O state in a presidential election. hope of beating us at a single election. NEW ULM, MINN. shows up a full assortment of shelf hardware iron, steel, mechanics' and farmers' Tne leading element of the republican More than half of the democrats of this tools of all kinds. The world renowned Baker barbed vHpo, Geo. W party of that state have made it proliifitory Pitkin's incomparable mixed paints and a large assortment of machine and other state don't believe in free coinage, and J* 9* ABJNTOt-£, oils. All our goods are of a first class quality and prices on the same are rocks and the contest for ages Las et the convention made it a part of bottom. shown that the attempt to regulate the their platform to catch the Farmers' BEUSSMANN BROS. appetites of people cannot be successful. Alliance vote. Gov. Campbell, who is The sooner any community appreciates an able and popular man and who has IDesiler in that fact the better, and no party can made a splendid canvass, frankly admits carry that load ou its shoulders and that he was beaten on that issue. Stove sand Ranges, succeed very long. We have got to He says but for free coinage in the democratic get away from such nonsense. It has platform he would have won. been tried for many years and nothing Without knowing, I always imagine he B. BEHNZE & CO. but disaster has ever come of it. That was opposed to the free silver craze and is all the result in Iowa means and it (^oliqe $tove$ kqd Vtqwiufe. to the alliance, or what is called the may serve as a good purpose in cither people's party, which, by the way, has Hardware, Farming Implements, directions cut a most sorry figure in this battle. You will remember that I told you two DEALERS IN SHERMAN'S SUMMARY. Nails, Fence Wire, months ago that I regarded it as folly While Senator Sherman of Ohio is for persons abroad to come into this Dty Gfooe& f(ek,dy-mkde Cloti\W& ifabbei Western Washers, Clothes aot over popular, he is considered conservative, state and tell people how poor they were and his opinion always takes who had more money in their pockets GfooM 8oot£ kndg^oe^, Skt£ki\d Cfk$£. Wringers, Asphaltum and •well. The following are some of bis than they ever borrowed in their lives views on the effect of the late election: and more products in their barns than ]Sfotior\^, G^oderie$ kqd dfodkery. Asbestos Roofing, etc., etc., "This campaign teaches many useful they know what to do with. One of the lessons which I will endeavor to point best results of this campaign is the evidence out. In the first plaee, so far as the republican that has been furnished that freak THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR CASH ill Special attention given to mending and repairing of Tin Ware Al party is concerned, the result organizations like the Alliance cannot PLEASE CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL. Work warranted. in Ohio fixes the silver question as one live. In Kansas, the home of such movements of the issues of the next presidential Farm produce taken in Exchange. it seems to have gone to pieces, NEW ULM, 1 MINN contest, and decides it so far as that and as I said before, in Ohio it has. cut state is concerned. I am convinced no-figure whatever, as I anticipated. A, Behnke Manmjer. \. E E & CO C. H. HORNBURG ttot a free coinage bin will be passed Sometimes, however, they do great by the congress which assembles in damage for the time, like the defeat of December. I also believe that such a Wade Hampton in South Carolina, and This space is reserved for .f bill as will be framed will be vetoed by the leaving oat of tne senate that splendid v5? President Harrison. Ihat will natural* figure, Mr. Ingalls. %i*#?:i iDeale in ly make free silver the feature of the sext presidential fight. In fact it will Catarrh Cured, health and sweet Hardware & ^arjnin^In\plenient^, be the leading issue upon which there breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh are vast differences cf opinion in both Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector parties. It is exactly like the tariff. free. Sold by Henmngsen & Has removed to his own building on corner of econd North and Kiese *j? JLocal conditions and interest* govern tPP%, igM Minnesota Streets lately occupied by Jacob Klossner h^lf iwSft ItH t.