Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-30
Current Comment.
dodge Co. Rennhlican.l

Dodge Co. Republican.
Senator Mclaughlin writes us that Win
dom is losing ground, and in his opinion
Gorden E. Cole is Dodge county's second
chice. Representative Peterson, also sends
us note stating that all concede that
Window is beaten.
Madelia Times.
With salary not large, he has amassed
so much property since he has been in
Washington that it appears rather ques-
tionable in the public eye as to whether he
has done all things proper and right. For
his defeat. therefore, which seems now
quite probable, he has only himself to cen
sure. His connection with railroad
schemes savors too much of the credit
mobilier order = which has been con-
demned far and wide.
Plainview News.
WINDOWS postoffice organs were simply
frantic with indignation because Mr.. Dun
nell left his post at Washington to come
to st. Paul to take part in the senatorial
contest, but they now think that it is o
generous, so grand, so unselfsh, so patri-
otto, so magnanimous and noble in Mr..
Window to forsake his great personal in
terests in private legislation in congress
to come and save the grand old party in
Minnesota. Mr.. Window did not want to
come, but the grand old party insisted
that he should and so he did.
LWinnebago City News.
The people look with disfavor upon this
holding gang of parasites who have
haunted st. Paul with their presence for
the last two weeks. Their jealous and out
spoken admiration for their master has
been fatal to his interest. Any of the
prominent Republicans mentioned2for the
position have just as good claim to the
Office as did Mr.. Window, and any one of
them will doubtless, if elected, fill his place
with credit and honor to the state, and
give, we imagine, better satisfaction to the
people at large.
[Chatfeld Democrat.
Window has been in ST. Paul during the
week endeavoring to rally his forces around
the bosses machine, but it was no go.
Rush City POST
Had the people of Minnesota been
allowed to elect United
States senator by direct vote last Novem-
Der, and had the contest been between
lAOlldS W 1lOOh \0OIDsJ, VI NlAO1lct, dAA
William Window (Rep.), who lived in Wi
mona twenty-five years ago, though no
place claims him as a resident now, Mr..
Wilson would have been elected by at least
10000 majority, although there is Repub-
lican majority of 10000 in the state.
Winona Herald
Wouldn't it be gilt-edged joke if the
legislature should pass a resolution of cen
sure on VIM. Window leaving his place in
the senate to lobby in st. Paul for re-elec-
ton.
st. Cloud Journal Press
If Mr.. Kindred is now a good enough
man to vote for United States senator, he
could not have been the very, very bad man
he was denounced as being last fall when
he was candidate for congress, by some
of the very men who are now cheek-by-
iowl with him. A streak of creased light
ming is nowhere when compared with the
agility displayed by some politicians in ex
ecuting fop-over.
Princeto Union.
The votes of Buc kman in the senate, and o.
Moore, Hartley, Ssdley and Parker in the house.
east for Kindred, would have been sufficient tC
have turned the tide in favor of Mr.. Window
and why they were withheld are best known tt
the parties themselves Sauk Center Herald.
Why should any friend of Kindred's vote
for Boss Window? The Boss hireling
newspapers and the pap-sucksrs who owe
their positions to him, waged vindictiv.
and cowardly warfare against Charles F
Kindred last fall, and now, thank God, Mr.
Kindred's friends in the legislature have
bo fiofo ofinr, np limousine, hat
were instrumental in defeating the boss
ALI Honor 10 Messrs. Buchanan, Moore,
Hartley, Sadlsy and Parker.
Winona Tribune
Windem being now supported by 6
minority of his party in the legislator car
not longer claim to be its candidate. He
has no right to force his claims on an un-
willing people and retard its very impor-
tant legislation now pending at st. Paul
He should appreciate the courtesy of con-
stituency which has kept him in Office for
twenty -four long years and promptly re-
tire. Each days delay in legislative pro-
ceedings is caused entirely by his hopeless
candidacy and is costing the tax payers
thousands of dollars.
Brown County Republican
Our latest mails bring US nothing new
relative to the senatorial contest, except
that Window stock is failing and D. NJ
Sabin stock placed upon the political
market.
Duluth Bee.
After all it looks as If WINDOWS pres
ence in st. Paul will have no other effect
than spoil his chances beyond recovery.
He is more completely defeated man to-
day than before he left Washington. Meth
er his winning smile nor more persuasive
bar'l has moved man who was opposed
to him in the first place, nor has either
succeeded in winning back more than one
or two of those who were first for him.
Mortified News
Senator Window arrived in st. Paul
Monday night from Washington in re-
spouse to call from his friends, who were
in hopes his presence might revive his
dropping blowers.
Too True!
New York Star.
Senator Window has been twenty four
years in congress-ten in the house and
fourtean in the senate-snd he saws that