St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-17
THE ST. PAUL VIEW.
A Score of Candid Opinions OF
Newspaper Popularity.

j. @. Haas--The GLOBE is pre-emt.
| nently the peoples paper. l admire it
| for the attitude it took during the cam.
| paign, as well as fer the graceful man.
| ner in which defeat was acknowledged.
| There is no room for improvement. 9;
Frank Shaw-Give more space to the
Twin City Jockey club. The GLOBE is
perfect now. You might as we'll talk
| of gliding the sun as improving the pa.
| per of the people.
Gates A. JOhnsOn-I think the GLOBE
| now has the main features OF popularity
| and don't know of anything that would
increase it in public favor. 1t is a
| popular paper.
| George Reis-The GLOBE has done a
| good service in opening its free want
| columns. Don't know of anything that
| is needed.
Horace Dunne-Present everybody
with years subscription and gold
| dollar, section of land, farm, or SOme-
| thing of the sort.
Henry G. Snks-Send all of the
health officers papers gratis and they
| will advertise it.
A. p. HendricksOn-I would suggest
| that the management maintain the
down its price.
Tim F.. Byrnes-YOu can't make the
GLOBE any more popular than it is.
Col. Glenn-Increase the pay of all
| the reporters.
Judge Brisbin-Employ me as man-
aging editor.
j. G. Flynn-I am perfectly satisfied
with the GLOBE as it is at present.
Col. c. III. Graves-Make it a good
Republican paper.
Lieut.. Gov. Rice-I indorse Col.
Graves suggestion, and have nothing to
add.
S. Lowenstein-The GLOBE is all
right. 1t would be more popular If it
was Republican paper.
Senator A. j. Whiteman-TheG GLOBE
is so popular that you cannot increase
its popularity.
Judge Egan-Nothing the matter
with the GLOBE. It's all right.
N. z. GanyaW-Print it on silk.
Sheriff Bean-Give night shirt with
every copy.
George N. Bell-Make it a Republican
paper.
Clerk Davis of the District Court
Print divorce proceedings in red ink.
Clerk of United States Circuit Court
Hillis-Raise the salary of the Cook,
paint the Globe building white and
illustrate every article.
Deputy Daggett-Furnish everybody
with paper, for nothing.
Marshal Campbell-Your paper is a
very good one, your articles reliable
and your courtesy to the public perfect.
John w. Willis-Elevate it to place
in ones house. Color not crime, paint
not the vices of the world. but clothe
them with modesty.
DR.. DAY. don't know how to answer
that question. The GLOBE is popular
and influential now. A newspaper
should not seek to govern people. 1t
should endeavOr to deal justly with all
men.
FL. $. Fairchild-It is pretty difficult
to say just what the GLOBE should do
to increase its influence and render 1t
more popular. 1t is an important in.
stitutiOn now in our midst. There is no
use to try to answer the question. I
can't do it.
j. 3. Hoxie-O, don't know. It's
good newSy paper, now, and as it takes
hand in most everything that comes
before the public, l do not think of any,
thing that it could do more than it now
does.
Samuel Deering-The greatest thing
the GLOBE can do now, i'll my judg-
ment, is to give full and complete
synopsis of all the business done by the
common council. the board of public
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