Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-23


that he viii do nothing but draw his salary
while in congress may find themselves very
agreeably mistaken.
Blue Earth City Post-Repl
Mr.. Sabin is very smart business man,
who, in the fifteen years of his residence
in Minnesota, has made vast fortune,
and now, at the age of thirty-nine, boasts
property of over a million of dollars.
Sauk Rapids Sentinel-Rep
Mr.. Sabin is man of fine presence, of a
genial disposition, and possesses qualifi-
! cations such as leave little room for doubt
that he will make useful representative
| Of the state in the q. S. senate chamber.
| His election seems to give general salts
| faction.
St. Cloud Iimes-Dem.
While Mr.. Sabin will probably never oc-
cupy as prominent place in national poi
itics as Mr.. Window reached, he will prove
better representative OF the entire peo-
pie of Minnesota, for he is a man of
broad-gauge views, not "a narrow-minded
partisan.
Winona Herald-Deln.
The new senator is thoroughly identified
with Minnesota, and will never mortgage
his home place to build mansion in
Washington. Whether a statesman or not,
he will do more for Minnesota in one year
than his predecessor has done in twenty
five.
Taylors Falls Journal-Rep.
ONE think that in the rejection of Win
dom, not only Minnesota but the whole
Northwest has lost an influence in the
councils of the nation which the present
senator elect cannot replace, while the ma
iority consider Sabin fully as influential,
and in most respects superior to Mr.. Win
dom.
Austin Transcript-Rep.l
We do not hesitate to say that Mr..
Sabin was not our choice; indeed, until
few days before his election we had not
thought of him. We trust, and believe,
however, the election of Mr.. Sabin will
not be the occasion of any regret to the
people of the state.
Spring Valley Vidette-Rep.1
Dunnell has triumphed. Sabin's election
means Dunnell for Judge McMillan's
place. That's the logic OF it. The new
senator is not unknown to the people of
this state. He is a successful business
man, and will prove a creditable repre-
sentative of this great state in the Q. S.
senate. We are in favor of giving him a
fair trial
Sauk Center Tribune-Rep.
Mr.. Sabin promises much,'for Minnesota,
and his term OF six years, commencing
month from now, will, we opine, bring
much to his state, with no probability of
an interference by an undue and unnec-
essary aspiration to Christian statesman
ship and the presidency. We are glad to
chronicle the fact that he is resident of
Minnesota.
Winnebago City Press-R p.
As Mr.. Sabin has been elected as Re.
publican, we trust to see him become a
prominent standard bearer, steadfastly
upholding the principles of the party,
marching at the head of the column, with
firm determination to do his whole duty in
the position which ne has, by force of Cir
cumstances, been called to fill.
Albert Lea Enterprise-Rep.
It cannot be denied, however, that Mr..
Sabin has shown remarkable business en-
ergy, ability and fine organizing qualities,
which makes him the equal of any man in
the state from business standpoint, and
will not condemnthe man before he is tried,
and trust he will turn out to be a frst-class
senator, which all his intimate friends as
sure US he is sure to.
Alexandria News-Rep.
While not an orator, nor even what
might be termed a ready debater, ne is af
ter all one of the foremost men of the
state in executive and legislative ability,
and will in very short time take promi-
nent part among the on-debaters, but act
i've and impressive men Of the senate. A
senator is wanted for work and not for Or
nament, and such man assuredly is Sen
ator Sabin.
jackson Repubic-Rep.
When the leading Democratic paper of
Minnesota, whose chief purpose has been
toab,use Republicans. admits in frank terms
that the election of D. M. Sabin is a fortu-
nate selection and that he is a good man
for the place, The Republic feels almost
humbled at the thought of the harsh words
it has spoken of the newly elected senator.
The st. Paul GLOBE speaks as follows:
Here follows an extract from the GLOBE.
Glencoe Enterprise
While Mr.. Sabin steps from the position
of an honorable representative of the
people of Saltwater in the state legisla
ture to the highest position in the gift of
the state, he probably has made less
pledges than any other candidate against
| Mr.. Window, except possibly Mr.. Cole.
He is independent of all factions and in a
position where he can and probably will
lend his aid in uniting the two factions of
the party.
[Sauk Center Herald, Rep.I
Mr.. Sabin is a gentleman of first class
business ability, clear headed and with
knowledge of affairs that raises him above
mediocrity. Of all the candidates men
toned other than Mr.. Window, his election
will give the best satisfaction to the people
of the state. He is thorough Minnesotian,
above reproach, and he enters upon the
duties of his exalted position with the very
best wishes to all.
LIE Sueur News-Rep.1
Mr.. Sabin's integrity and ability is I'M
questioned. By superior energy and pluck
he has built up handsome fortune which
ought to place him above the temptations
which beset the pathway of those who hold
high and responsible positions in the ma
ton. While he is not in possession of the
experience which VIM. Window had &C
CURED, he will not be long in becoming
acquainted with the needs and require
ments of his position, and we doubt not
will be found on the right side of all pub