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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1888
Page
1
Editorial pushes C. B. Sleeper for judge and Merriam for governor, accusing opponents, predicting a Republican statewide victory, and warning readers about false circulars from the state democracy while urging a straight Republican ticket.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company won a pivotal circuit court ruling on May 31 1870 joint resolution granting a second indemnity belt. Judge Brewer concluded the resolution provided an additional ten mile belt beyond the charter limits, citing prior opinions and official interpretations.
Iexatius Doxyety will speak under the Republican Club auspices next Thursday evening at the Opera House. Reduced rates have been secured from all points and the city will be crowded.
The article urges voters to elect Republican nominees to the legislature and keep Democrats out of St. Paul, predicting a decisive victory for Holland on November 6 and criticizing the Times for supporting local candidates rather than Holland.
Despite General Baker's remarks, Postmaster Koop remains loyal to the Democrats. He vows no Republican will obtain his post office outfit and threatens to burn it instead. Koop shows resolve this year as a staunch party supporter.
The Brainerd laboring men are urged to back W. A. Fleming for the legislature as a defender of workers. Fleming is said to have consistently worked for the city's working men and a strong city victory is desired. The Republican club displays a banner on Sleeper block praising President Harrison and Vice President Morton, presented by women who funded and bought the flag.
The St Cloud Times denounces attempts to smear Judge Sleeper with false charges and circulars. It urges voters to beware at the last moment of foul tactics from the St Cloud land ring and to focus on the true issue in the race.
Drisparen urges Crow Wing county citizens to elect men to the county commissioner and county attorney roles who have a stake in the county's prosperity. He stresses good roads as essential to attracting settlers and trade, and urges experienced candidates familiar with local needs.
Critics of Judge Sleeper’s indemnity land rulings now largely back him as Judge Brewer’s similar ruling reassures their views. The change aligns local opinion with the judge’s positions, easing public concern about the indemnity cases.
The county auditor's office should be filled by a competent man. Louis Tache has filled the position satisfactorily for two years and has gained public favor. No challenger emerged until recently, with working men supporting his candidacy and laborers ready to unite behind him.
A campaign message urges voters to elect Judge Sleeper, highlighting his integrity. It notes Gen. Baker supported Sleeper and asserts Lton E. Lu will be the next county attorney, warning against inexperienced nominees for the influential office.
Crow Wine county praises Louis Tache for two years of efficient service as county auditor and sees no need for change. The note highlights his accommodating approach and steady work.
J. E. Johnson, famed for the last lamented affidavit, has been appointed to a city police position by Mayor Hemstead, news that could signal a shift in local law enforcement leadership.
The article asserts the republican legislative ticket will win by a substantial margin, claiming the party has finally recognized its interests in a matter of great importance.
Levi P. Morton sent 12000 dollars to Florida yellow fever sufferers. Grover Cleveland said campaign expenses leave him unable to help. Democrats still expect to carry Florida despite the strain on funds.
The speaker praises Milton McFadden as a universally satisfactory officer in the register of deeds. No criticism has surfaced during his tenure, and the call is to ensure his name appears on the election tickets.
Citizens hear a campaign claim about Milton McFadden owning a drug store. The piece clarifies Newton McFadden runs the drug business and argues such rumors fail to mislead voters. It urges support for Milton McFadden for Register of Deeds.
The editorial endorses Lum for county attorney, praising his long legal practice and broad county ties while questioning Mantor’s qualifications. It then recommends John T. Frater for county treasurer, citing honesty, courtesy, accessibility, and commitment to duties.
Brainerd voters are urged to reelect Judge Chauncey B. Sleeper, citing his thirteen terms served since 1887 and a record of ability impartiality courtesy dignity and firmness. The letter defends his decisions notes favorable higher court rulings and argues Sleeper is a nonpartisan candidate despite Republican nomination.
A report states that Honest Farmer Canning spoke with local democratic colleagues on Wednesday and suggested he should go into hiding until after the election to improve his chances. The piece notes his impact on Comstock’s vote would likely be unseen.
A Knight of Labor assembly in Indianapolis sends a full circular condemning Edwin F. Gould for fabricating a letter using the D A 106 seal. It accuses Gould of untrustworthiness, political manipulation for Grover Cleveland and Harrison, and misrepresenting statements about a dollar a day.
Henry Spatpine seeks the Crow Wing sheriff’s office and earns broad support for law enforcement ability and upright character. He is universally liked and should receive voters backing to win election.
The Labor Echo calls for retirement of the Knights of Labor with Eugene Wilson backed by H P Hall M Doran and James J Hill. It argues their success ends reform and dissolves the Alliance as the state shifts under Merriam backed by farmers after a contested convention.
The line promises best speed with two daily through trains St Paul to Chicago and via Sioux City Omaha Des Moines and Kansas City for California points. Sleepers and dining cars included with liberal service and moderate rates. Tickets sold by Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Omaha Railway agents.
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