St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-17

speak. ana PROBABLY Wnon ne mas
thrown aside the purple, he will once
more return to his model farm. Mr..
Roach is farmer. W. N. Roach should
be spelled CincinnatuS.-Gra Forks
News.
A Republican, writing to the DunseIth
Times, Maj. McKee'S paper. from Ellen
dale, says: 81 have had the pleasure of
the acquaintance of Capt. Dan Marratta
for years: knew him in his bOyho0d
days in Pennsylvania; was schoOled IN
the same school house and have known
him well and intimately during his sew
enteen years. residence in Dakota, and
can say that God never made nObier
or better man; true, honest and fearless,
he has st0 cd the test i'll Dakota. and no
man can point to one spot on his char
acter that is not pure.-FargO Sun.
Should the constitutional prohibition
clause carry for the state of North Da
kOta? The Ozone simply offers this pre-
dietiOn that North Dakota will lose at
least $4,000 people from its boundaries
and not be benefited one particle (see
Steele in 'S7. South Dakota will in all
probability carry prohibition. Should
it do so, and North Dakota advocate
high license, there will be an emigra-
ton from South Dakota of at least $4,000
people. The present condition in this
county where local option prohibition
exists, ought to be satisfactory to the
most fanatic.-Steele Ozone.
To-day there is general feeling of
diStruSt in the ranks of the Republican
party in Cass county. 1t is claimed that
MI. Odegaard, the Democratic nominee
for state auditor, ''has the names of over
200 ScandinavianS who have voted with
tho RQnnhIInonc harQtnfnrQ Ubn aPQ
pledged to vote the other way at the
coming election" The Germans are
the same. Over thirty in Fargo are
damning the Republican ticket. and
swear they will vote against it.-Fargo
Argus.
But when thus reViled Mr.. LOuckS re-
viled not in return. He let his adverse
ries wear themselves out beating the
air. Last week he published in the
Ruralist that the time had come when
he believed he could have United
States SenatOrShip for the asking, but
reminded them that he had not been a
candidate, and would not be candi-
date for the position; that he had de-
clared he would not accept any political
Office while he was president of the alli-
ance, and that he meant it then, and
means it now.-North Dakota Capital.
In the parts of North Dakota where
prohibition is popular, John Miller is
prohibitioniSt and where the license
element is in the ascendency he is care
full to avoid abiding to prohibition.
Miller is as much prOhibitiOniSt as he
is farmer. He poses as both to catch
their votes. Vote for Roach and you'll
not regret it.-Portland lnter-Ocean.
Where, oh where are those elevating
sentiments that the Grand Forks HeI-
ala was firing at its readers aneDt the
iniquitleS of the constitution? 1t was
claiming that there was no kick being
made because the capital was located at
Bismarck, but because there was a
principle involved. Now the question
ariSeS-iS not that principle eternal
after the fashion of principles or did it
hinge entirely on Grand Forks getting
what she wanted in the convention
Grafton Herald.
Different neil have suggested to The
Times that it publish true and i'm
partial statement of the property claims
and taxes paid to the county treasurer
by the Hon. John Miller, candidate for
governor; and to this view we have
been to some pains to learn of Mr..
Miller's standing in this matter, being
unable to fiud that he owns a dollars
worth of property in Dakota, or that he
ever paid dollar of Wahpe-
ton Times.
Everybody remembers p. +. Mcclure.
as the best commissioner of immigration
Dakota ever had. He is a gentleman. a
scholar and statesman. Such is the
man whom the Democrats have put
upon their ticket for governor of the
new state of South Dakota Clark
Democrat.
Terrible stories of restitution in North
Dakota have been poured into the ears
of Chicago repor tiers by w. A. Baily, of
Minnewaukan. The stuff sounds like
headache drivel in the morning.-Aber-
deem News.
The kick made against the constitu-
ton by disappointed capital aspirants
seems to have spent its force. Bis
marck. no doubt, considers it all CAPT
tai joke-Edgeley Mail.