Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-27
POLITICAL POINTERS.
LEARNING SOMETHING.


Cincinnati Times Star: Senator Cam
eron Is still on the invalid list. But recent
events have taught Us to not despise the
day of the sick man.
PoL1TBNEss OUR GREATEST VIRTUE.
N. Y. Times: Mr.. Blame, is 2 politician
who has been tried and found wanting.
He has not been thrust so far into the
background as Conklipg, for he has many
and warm friends in several states. But
he insists that he is ont of politics, and the
people of the country are too polite to
question the sincerity of that declaration.
DON'T GET DIZZY.
Wheeling Intelligencer: The Democratic
leaders should not allow their heads to be
turned. There is great deal of work to
do. The real issue is reform in taxation.
THOUGHT THEY LOST WHAT THEY NEVER FAD.
Baltimore Sun: By the declaration of
the Supreme Court that the civil rights
law is unconstitutional the colored people
lose nothing. They have still remaining
to them all the rights enjoyed by white
citizens, and with them the same rsdy
of appeal to the courts for the remedy OF
their grievances.
POLITICAL SUGGESTION.
Louisville COurier-Journol: Exon
gresham Roswell Flower is said to have
secretsd the presidential bee somewhere
in his petals.
THE NEW OHIO IDEA.
Indianapolis Se5,tineI: The Ohio idea
No more Charley Foster.
COLD FACT.
Indianapolis Journal: The Boston
Journal believes that the dangerous classes
in this country are the men who do not
take sufficient interest in political affairs
to vote. And so does the Indiana polls
Journal.
FOB THE LAST TIME.
Fremont CO., Herald: The Washing
ton clerks will come home to vote just
once more, and then they will come home
TO stayw
IT WO,g'T TAKE.
The Republican county convention of
Norfolk, Va, unanimously passed resolu-
tions declaring Blaine their choice for
President, and Secretary Lincoln for Vice
President. When the vote was taken ne
colored delegates rose in their seats and
sent up cheer after cheer. Congressman
Dezendorf was prominent factor i'll the
convection, and his and Mahone's rela,
tons to the convention give it almost na-
tional Importance when the situation OF
the parties at Washington is considered
LIABLE TO FORGET.
New York Star: 1t is reported from
Washington that the President has decided
to apply the home-rule principle to the
government of the territories hereafter
He will fill the offices in each territory
from the people of the territory. This is
sound Democratic doctrine; but TWO tC
one Arthur will forget ell about it the nsxt
time vacancy occurs.
OLD AND NEW UNITED.
George Francis Train: Tildon and
Hoadly! Hurrah! Old and new united
Good! World sounds the keynote. What
rhymes with Hoadly?
ALAS! FOB LOGAN.
Wheeling Irstelligencer: Has anybody
noticed shat Gen. Logan is keeping him
self under cover? Logan is among the
Presidential possibilities and he seems to
be avoiding the frost.
BRACE UP AND HURRAH.
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette: Sena-
tor Thurman should have been jolly over
the election of Hoadly before rushing of
east. Then he should not say anything
about rheumatism. Now is the time fol-
Democratic politicians who have not had
the malaria to be in good health.