St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-28
AS VIEWED BY NEW YORK.

The next thing in order is the dis
order or finding some one to nominate
at Minneapolis. New York Advertiser.
New York would make any national
convention comfortable, but New York
can he very comfortable without any
national convention.-New I Ork World.
The twins deserved it If it couldn't
come to New York. Minnie is a very
nice sort of girl, and Paul has always
been known as a hustler. Between
them they ought to take care of city
full of politicians.-NeW York Recorder.
Minneapolis has a great advantage as
a place for holding a Republican ma
tional convention. 1t is in the heart of
the country where Republicanism is
most rapidly disintegrating.- York
World.
The choice shows that the Republican
managers are aware that their fences
need mending" in the Northwest,
though it is doubtful if convention talk
will reconcile the farmers to worse
than-war taXes.-New York World.
Toe Republican party's plea, IN pal
liatiOn of its selection of Minneapolis as
the seat of its next presidential cOnven-
ton, is that of the craven apGthecary in
the play-"My poverty but not my will
L
The Republican national convention
goes TO Minneapolis because of the tend
en3y in the Northwest toward a Repub-
lican slump. How about the slippery
state of New York? And look at Massa-
chuSetts! Is there to be no bracing in
this quarter?-NeW York Advertiser.
New York city went forth for the
worlds fair, and Chicago won the prize.
New York city reached out for the Re-
publican national convention. and Min
neapOiiS came out ahead. Can it be that
Mr.. FaSSett was correct when he said
that the seat OF empire had been trans
ferred to the WeSt?-New York Adyer-
tiser.
1t is a happy circumstance that st.
Paul and Minneapolis no longer permit
green-eyed jealousy to come between
them, otherwise the fact that Minneap-
oils has secured the Republican cOnven-
ton would cause the keeneSt suffering
on the Part OF st. Paul. And we may
say that 1t will be another happy cir
cumstance if this convention does not
cause the old trouble to break out anew.
New York Advertiser.
As TO the comfort of the convention,
it would have been better served, of
course. in any one of the great cities;
but among cities of smaller size, Mime
apoliS is certainly an excellent choice.
It has but one large hotel. but this is
very large and com Portable, while st.
Paul is near enough at hand-with its
electric and Steam-car cOnnecti0nS-tO
make its hostelres almost equally avail
able. New York World.
The requirement of headquarters"
for a dozen candidates and of accommo-
dation for four or five hundred dele
IS
''boOmerS" will put a strain upon the
hospitality of Minneapolis that no city
of less than 100000 people could sue
ceSsfully meet. But the Republican
party in the Northwest is in urgent need
of having something done TO keep it to-
getheT, and this was doubtless the con-
trolling consideration with the commit
tee.-New York Times.
The holding OF the convention at Min
neapOliS will be helpful to the Republi-
can party. The gathering of great
body of representative national Repub-
licans in the Northwest will increase
the confidence, unity and energy of Re
publicans in the growing and prosper
Gus region. 1t will exert an important
effect IN strengthening RepublicaniSm
in every Northwestern state in such a
degree that the national Republican
committee can chiefly devote its time
and attention to the states of New York
New Jersey, Connecticut and Indiana.
New York Press.
Westward the star of imperial cheek
takes its way. Let her go, Gallagher!
SO long as you leave us what we are, W
will endeavOr with serene mind to let
you imagine yourselves what you please.
Let the center of political supremacy go
gallivanting toward the center of popu-
latiOn. We shall never raise a voice to
forbid the questionable bans. Go it,
rash Western friends. You have taken
our worlds fair that comes once in 400
years. For your edification, no doubt,
New York has lost the base ball pen
nant. We have been forced to face the
fact that you at least believe that you
can elect president without consulting
New York'S thirty-six electoral votes
New York Telegram.