Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-18
GOOD CHEER FoB "rHE GLoBE.,


We doubt whether any paper ever entered
upon it's career more cheerily than does The
GLOBE. First the City Council gave it a
practical endorsement on it's birthday, by
selecting it as the official paper of the city
for the ensuing year.
Last evening the Democratic members of
the Legislature held caucus, (nearly every
one being presently and the following pream-
bic and resolutions, offered by Senator Mac
donald, were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS Every Democratic citizen of this
State has most keenly felt the urgent necessity
of a Daily Morning Democratic Newspaper;
and,
WHEREAS 81. P. Hall, ESQ.,, of st. Paul, has
at heavy personal expenditure, without aid or
assistance from the party, purchased the West
ern Associated Press and Telegraphic Franchise
for Daily Morning Democratic Newspaper, in
Ike city of st. Paul, and is now issuing the
DAILY and WEEKLY GLOBE in said city;
Resolued, By the Democratic Members of the
Legislature, That we believe it is the duty of
all Democrats to personally aid and encourage
every effort to permanently establish such a
paper.
RESOLVED further, that we will employ our in
dividual efforts to that end, and we ask our
Democratic brethren throughout this State to
become subscribers to the Daily and Weekly
GLOBE, and encourage this enterprise by solicit
ing the interest of their neighbors in it's behalf
And from Louisville, KY, the Courier
Journal sends up this kindly greeting:
Mr.. Wheelock, of the st. Paul Pioneer Press,
has kindly consented to aid the Democrats of
that city in another effort to start morning
Democratic daily, by selling them the Associ-
ated Press dispatches. Mr.. Hall who tried to
help Tilden and Hendricks in 1876 with the
little Dispatch, but sold the paper at the close
OF the campaign to the Republicans, has the
pluck to undertake the parturition of the
DAILY GLOBE. The Democrats of Minnesota
have no daily organ and no weekly organ Of any
strength, and the overwhelming Republican
majority in that State is not encouraging to
Democratic journalism. They should, how
ever, have an organ, and support it even at
dead loss. Mr.. Wheelock can afford to help
them, as he monopolizes the newspaper bust
ness in Minnesota, Northern Wisconsin. and
Dakota, and from the Minnesota line TO the
north pole. We hope Mr.. Hall and The GLOBE
will get the support Of the $4,000 Democrats
in Minnesota
AS the kind consent of the Pioneer
Press was matter of business and as it was
handsomely and roundly paid for giving it,
our esteemed Louisville contemporary should
not lay too much stress upon that
point. The Coawier-Journaz is eminently
right in recognizing the wide field which The
GLOBE occupies, and the action of the Dem
ocratic caucus last night publicly shows that
its advice is already being acted upon. The
private and practical greeting which The
GLOBE is receiving from all over the State in
the shape of cash subscriptions, gives fur
Their evidence that the efforts to supply a
long felt want in this section is properly
appreciated.
The proprietor of The GLOBE can assure
his Democratic friends, and all others,
that The GLOBE has come to re-
main under it's present management It
having been life ambition to supply the
public with model morning newspaper, the
opportunity now presented will be main
tanned, subject only to the final arbiter
which comes ia all.
Though active and earnest politically the
GLOBE will never lose sight of the fact that,
the essential element is the supplying of
news, and men of all parties will find in the
GLOBE journal which, if deprived OF, would
cause life to become burden.