St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-27
CHICAGO COMMENT.

Fonseca observed Minneapolis day by
resigning the dictatorship OF Brazil. =
Chicago Globe.
The Thanksgiving turkey of Mime
apolis will be bloated beyond recogni-
tion.-Chicago Evening Post.
Poor old back-number New York.
She got votes out of 47.-Chieago
Globe
Chicago congratulates Minneapolis.
The Garden City will attend the con-
vention.-Chicago Mail.
Well. why should not Chicago have
the next Democratic presidential con-
vention?AChicago Mail.
Poor old New York. She allows a
town in the wild and wOOlly West to get
the convention away from her.-Chica-
go Globe.
TaScott has been found again. This
is direct result of the national Repub-
lican convention going to Minneapolis.
Chicago Globe.
The Republican national convention
should prove to st. Paul and Minneapo-
lis the Importance of dwelling together
i'll unity Chicago Mail.
Next June Chicago will be full of per-
sons who have come here by way of
Minneapolis for the purpose of seeing
how the worlds fair is getting along
Chicago Tribune.
Minneapolis is wildly jubilant, and
Brer Tom Lowry wears smile on his
face that has never been seen there
since the days Of his happy childhood in
Pleasantview.-Chic Tribune.
Minneapolis decided that she could
not properly handle first-class prize
fight. How does she propose to manage
firSt-claSS presidential fght?-ChicagO
Mail.
Hail to Minneapolis! Tothe nominee
at Minneapolis, hail and FAREWELL The
Democratic convention will probably
come to Chicago unless Minneapolis,
initiating Chicago in 1884, shall make
strenuous claims for both conventions.
Chicago Times.
But, while eOngratulating Minneapo-
lis on the outcome of the convention
contest, Chicago cannot refrain from
Offering its condolences to the back
number city on Manhattan island that
went into the fight with flourish of
trumpetS and came out beaten.-Chi-
cago News.
Chicago's attitude during the inter-
municipal struggle tor the Republican
national convention was above re-
prOach, and she still has the respect of
all the contestants for the honor which
Minneapolis captured. Chicago is en-
tirely satisfied Mail.
Minneapolis had strong chance for
winning, as it had been at work for
months laying the pipes" and went
into the contest with large delegation
of its best men Oil the ground. The
jealousy between the Twin Cities was
also put in the background for the time,
and representative citizens of st. Paul
added their voices TO swell the claims
OF their neighboTS.- Chicago Tribune.
Chicago cOngratulates Minneapolis on
its good fortune. Chicago will be the
threshold of the conventian. The ma
jOrity OF the delegates and visiting
statesmen will have to go through this
city Ell route, and they will naturally
remain here going or coming to see how
the worlds fair IS progressing ana to
enjoy all the attractions which at that
time OF the year make this city the
great place of summer reSort.-Chicago
Tribune.
1t may be urged that Minnesota did
nOs need the convention, and it is no
doubt true that the state was safely Re-
publican anyway, but certainly the
Northwest was fairly entitled to recog-
milton by the Republican party. That
city and st. Paul are virtually one, and
together they sustain to the Northwest
of today about the same relation that
Chicago did to the Northwest of a gen.
Grafton ago.-ChicagO Inter Ocean.
Chicago was the first. as it will be the
most cordial and sincere, i'll congratu-
lating her handsome younger sister,
Minneapolis, on that young lady'S
triumph in Washington. 1t is all
iE the family. Chicago is the older
sister in that noble group whose home
is in the spacious. healthful valley OF
the Mississippi. FaireSt of all these is
Minneapolis. Her triumph is the fri
umph of the West. The West glories
in it, ami Chicago most of alI.-Chicago
Evening Post.