Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-09
AFTER THE BATTLE.

Comments of Minnesota Papers Upon the
Results Of the November Election.
SORRY BIERMANN DIDN'T WIN.
Albert Lea Standards: Biermann had
many good and efficient workers in this
county and of the number were several of
our most worthy men, however mistaken
we may have considered them in this con-
test. They made a good fight, worthy of
a better cause, and as it is all over and no
bad blood spilled, let us join hands in the
hearty, stirring and prosperous rounds of
business-and above all let US have peace
BE WILL MAKE IT INTERESTING.
ST. Paul Dispatch: Taking the returns
as reported thus far, Biermann has $50 ma
jority in the First (his own) congressional
district, circumstance that is likely to
make him an important factor in the con-
test next fall for the seat now held by Milo
White.
FATE OF COUNTING CHICKENS TOO EARLY.
Fresborn Co. Standard: Gov. Hub.
bsrd's majority in this county is about
400, this being somewhat smaller than was
expected.
RETURNING GOOD FOB EVIL.
st. Peter Tribune: Considering that
this is an off year, and that some of Gov
Hubbard's appointments have been ex
ceedingly offeAsive-that the Window
Republicans have been abused as if it was
the intention to drive them from the par
ty-lt is surprising that the majority
should reach the figures named-20,OO0-
bat we are inclined to believe the estimate
is too high. It shows, however, that the
Window wing of the party is capable Of
ignoring the outrageous abuse to which
ii has been subjected, and has rallied fol-
the general good, especially for the effec
on the coming presidential contest.
TIE REPUBLICAN BAcE ISSUE.
Saltwater Sun; The result O.
the election in Washington count,
Tuesday SO far as the state tick
| ct is concerned, Is substantial RepubIi
can victory. Bierman finds himself in tn.
rear of his own ticket by nearly four hun
dred votes. The Irish Americans voted
almost solidly for Hubbard, and have sub
stantially demonstrated their power il
Washington county politics, if they choose
to make use of it to their own advantage
REDUCgD MAJoRITE.
he'd Wing AdUdnce: Minnesota still
remains in the unbroken column, notsith-
standing the unusually bitter fight that was
waged upon the present administration
Gov. Hubbard goes in by reduced major
ity, but will probably have from 5000 tt
$4,000 majority.
HUBBARD BEHIND-MAsT CHANDLRR's suo
cEssoR DEMOCRAT GOOD AND rRUk.
Winona Republican: It appears tina,
while the fears of detection of the Scan
dinavian voters from tie Republican can
didate for Governor we're to some extent
justified, the majority for Hubbard is still
large enough to show that the strength Of
the party is BY no means seriously i'm
paired for the future. The latest est
mates, received by special dispatch to the
Republican to-day, place his majority al
about $4,000. His associates on the tick
ct run quite largely above these figures
Elections to fill vacancies in the legisIa-
ture occurred in four or five districts, re.
sUlting in no change politically, except in
Goodhue county, where through the local
feud Of last year, Martin Chandler is sue
ceeded in the senate by o. M. Hall, Dem
ocrat. In Mower county, Mr., w. T. Viii
kins, Republican was returned to the sen
ate. Winona county is as darkly Demo
cratic this year as it was last-that party
making substantially clean sweep of the
local Offices.