St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-30

gcandluacy or Little BreecneS FORAKER
for the presidency outside of Ohio; but
not in that state. Having contributed
Hayes to the country, the Buckeyes
own for White House occupants.
Neither Foraker nor Keifer is barred as
"a presidential Observation-Disclosures
b Record.
4 Both great parties are pledged to tariff
reform. A great difference is that the
Democrats are pledged to more definite
policy. Another great difference is that
the Democracy is trying to live up to
the pledge-Omaha Herald.
Cieyeland's second administration
will go down in history as the epoch
that witnessed the complete oblitera-
ton of the last yestige of sectionalism.
There is no SectionaliSm at the present
time except in the ambiti0n-crazed brain
of a few FOrakers and Shermans. But
Cleveland's administration has prac-
tically given the death blow to colonial
ism in American history.-Boston
Globe.
Brer Hartshorn Is more needed in
Iowa than in Kentucky. When the Re-
publican party OF great state is afraid
to commit itself to the protection rob-
berry, the protection missionaries are
wasting their valuable time in this part
of the ountry.-Louisvilie Courier
Journal.
Under the steady pressure of an
aroused public opinion the ranks of the
tariff monopoly are yielding. Now is
the time to push things. Since mo-
nOpoly has it's agents and attorneys by
scores in the Washington lobby, the
people everywhere should Offset their
Vaccinations by showering upon con-
gress their petitions for reductions of
taxes upon the raw materials of labor
and the neceSsarieS of living. -Phila-
delphia Record.
President Cleveland, lifelong DEM
Ocrat, implicitly following the faith of
his party, will name no one not of like
convictions and antecedents for the post
which, with the possible exception of
the one he fills, is the highest political
office in the land.-New York Star.
The Republicans with new principles
and new leaders might hope for some
thing. But they are bound to the old
principle of high taxation, and they can
get no new leaders. Blaine. who saw
certain defeat for himself and withdrew,
is still in demand. No wonder Repub-
licanS shiver when they think of next
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Herald.
Flour Miller Washburn, of Minnesota,
has been mentioned as candidate for
the Republican nomination, and haStens
to say thai he does not wish to so regard
himself, not yet to be regarded, etc.
Poor old party boston Globe.
Should the country actually become
imperiled, the 5000 Republican clerks
holding Office under Democratic adj
ministration in Washington will rally
around Senator ingalls, at once and
hold the capital until the arrival of the
governor of Ohio and the editor of the
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette. -LOuiS-
Vile COurier-Journal.
1t is pity that Riddleberger, Blair,
Chandler and Ingalls, cannot be housed
somewhere by themselves for year or
so and invited to formulate legislation.
Their work would almost to a certainty
be the chief wonder of the nineteenth
century.-St. Louis Republican.
The right to vote is inseparably con-
nected with the ability to fight One
SEX Cdu llSllt, lIlt ObllcI CdIllOb. w Ollltu
may rule, but they must do so through
their influence upon the fighting and
voting sex. And the more they keep
out of politics the stronger and better
will be that Observation-Disclosures
Post.
An exchange thinks that it is difficult
to accept Don Cameron as serious can
didate for the presidency, because he
has no son old enough to take the
hereditary Office Of senator from him.
Bless you, it is not necessary to take
the candidacy as serious matter; but
the delegates controlled by it may be a
very serious matter-to the man who
wants their votes at the convention
Pittsburg Dispatch.
The weakness Of Gov. Hill, of New
York, is that be fails to realize that
there Is not enough Of him to make a
president. Our presidents have not all
been greatly Intellectual men but
spicuols stTengtEp this respect, it has
generals been compensated by what,
for want OF q more definite word, the
world scgaAsatsatg recognize. IS s.! exs
HERALD