St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-25
STATE PAPERS SPEAK.

In the census imbroglio between St
Paul end Minneapolis there is but one
paper in the two cities that has n right
to look back with entire complacency
andpride upon its whole course through
out that trying time, and that is the St
Paul GLOBE. Its every utterance, sc
far as our observation extended. was
heightened, calm, candid and above the
little title-tattle of the most of the other
papers, whose course was such that il
would have brought the blush of shame
to most of the small weeklieS had they
descended to a like ignoble level. All
honor to the GLOBE say we, and we be-
lieve its judiclous course in this emer-
gency will be widely commended and
followed by all should similar state of
affairs arise in the future.-Fairmount
News.
There is not man in the state,
OR IN the Northwest, whose veins
are filled with loyal blood that does not
look upon the Twin Cities with feeling
of genuine pride at the magnificent
growth recorded during the past decade.
1t is now time for the great dailies rep
resenting these metropolitan centers to
stop calling each other names, shake
hands aud come together as becomes
brothers and sisters so closely allied in
all essentials Minneapolis, with her
200 souls, should look with beamlng
and gladstone eyes upon st. Pau'S 1873,
QUO good citizens and truce and vice
ver<a.-Mankato Free Press.
The editor of the Times was appointed
"A member at large of the state central
committee. The honor was wholly un-
solicited and unexpected. For business
reasons we concluded to decline, and so
stated to one or two parties. Immedi-
ately the story was circulated that we
had been forced OFF, ''kicked out, +"
etc. In view of these lies, we concluded
to withdraw, for the present at least,
the intended declinatiOn.-St. Cloud
Times.
1t is unpopular in this country to be a
strict and consistent Republican; to
have a belief and to advocate and de-
fend it; to be temperate and not patron
lie the saloons; to have been born in
the United States of parents who were
also born therein; to have been faith
full Union soldier during the war of the
Rebellion Moorhead News.
The Alliance movement in this state
is now in better shape than ever before.
1t has Strengthened out the difficulties
heretofore existing, and is now sailing
under serene skies and surrounded by
every Favorable condition. -Mankato
Journal.
The course of this paper has been and
will always be SO longias we own it,. to
heartily support the nominees of the
Republican party, but we cannot in
dorSe the candidacy of Allen j. Greer.
The reason for our taking this stand is
we'll known to every loyal Republican
in the county. We were opposed to his
nomination, and we hope to be able to
record his defeat next NOyember.-Lake
City Republican.
Our Republican state central commit
tee does not appear to have got on to
the band wagon of real modern Repub-
liciSm. In its recent address to the peo-
pie it inclines to the waning idea of
high protection. This would suit any
of the parties in the East that are car
rled in the breaches pocket of the mill
ionaire manufacturers. but it surely is
not in line with the sentiment of the
rank and file of any party in the West.
Marshall Leader.
The free trade Pioneer Press natu-
rally goes into ecstacies of delight over
the model platform adopted by the
Fifth district Republican convention.
There have been some awful hard
things said about that platform, and it
no doubt richly deserved them all, but
its trainers should hide their heads in
very shame now that the procrustean
P. p. has damned it with its praise
Brainerd Tribune.