St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-11
VIEWS OF STATE EDITORS.

Ignatius proposes to organize the Peo-
pies party in the state to-day to unite
the two committees and to have lgna-
thus on top. Mrs. Valesh. however,
late Eva Mcdonald, intimates that he
viii not be allowed to have his own
sweet will in the matter. and some inter-
esting antics are anticipated.
Times.
The most sensible people of st. Paul
and Minneapolis are in favor of having
one great, quiet, prosperous city, in
stead of two quarrelSOme, envlOuS towns
always ready to fight at the drop of the
hat 1t will not be long before they will
bury the Ratchet and join hands for life.
La Crescent CO-operator.
Minnesota finds itself with INSULT
cient funds to make creditable show
at the worlds fair. With the appropri-
alton Of the last legislature only availa-
BILE, compared with that of other states,
our display will show up about as i'm
preSsiYely as would country guide
board beside an Egyptian obelisk.-Iron
News.
A number of newspapers are adYo-
eating the marriage of st. Paul and
Minneapolis. 1t would be well to have
the event take place before the next
general census in 1900. Minnesota
would then have city ranking fourth
or fifth in size in the United States.
As in marriage the bride accepts the
name Of the bridegroom, and yet re-
tains her distinct personality, so these
two rival towns might be united, and
each continue TO be a source of influ-
ence and power in the Northwest as
heretofore. The only trouble would be
in persuadtng either to act as bride,
each wishing to retain its own name
Wadena Tribune.
We expect to live to see the day when
Minneapolis and st. Paul will be con-
solidated in one grand municipality.
Slowly but surely the foolish Jealousies
between them are disappearing, and at
no distant day both will see that in
union there is strength. Consolidated
the Twin Cities will get away with any
thing west of Chlcago.-Mower Tran
script.
Donnelley's pictures are now being
scattered broadcast over the country
as the coming nominee of the new Peo-
pies party for president. - Buffalo
Journal.
II
The fellow who says the Farmers
Alliance doesn't amount to anything as
political factor is getting difficult to
find. and before long the dime museum
managers will be after him to exhibit
among the other freaks. = Farmers
Leader.
Senator Davis may be most eligible
man for another term in the United
States senate, but if the sentiment of
the state press amounts to aught our
next senator will not spell his name
D-a-v-i-s.-Sauk Center Avalanche.
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The. National Editorial association
meets in annual convention in st. Paul
next Tuesday. There will be several
hundred editors present, including
some of the most prominent ones in the
country. They come from every state
and territory in the Union, and st. Paul
will not be loser in extending a gen.
erous and hospitable welcome to the
pencil pushers.-Scott CountyArgas.
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Next week the ANNUAL meeting Of the
National Editorial association takes
place in st. Paul, also the simmer meet
ing Of the State association. conse.
quently the largest aggregation Of
pencil pushers ever seen in the North
west will gaze in wide open astonish-
ment at the phenomenal development OF
our pet twin cities, and go home much
impressed With the marvellous resources
that must of necessity be back of them.
-Sherburne Star-AeWss