St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-19
THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE cArlpAIGN.
DEMOCRATIC PRES S.

VIII arbitration in any form. and With
any authority behind it, meet the re-
Qulrements OF the time? Can systems
OF taxation be devised that will .helo to
secure the desired end. yet. will not
hamper enterprise? These and MANY
0iher questions must be considered.
May the desired solution be found soOu,-
-Petersburg (Va.) Index-Appeal.9d sc
If the United States senate does its,
duty by the TIN plate bill, the Repablla
cans of the Sunfiower state viii not
again be guilty Of the stupidity ottdec9
Grating their convention hall with i}igilgi
priced tin plates by way of affirming
lilelr allegiance to an economic p6lieV
which. robs every man, wonarfaanti
enid IN Kansas who eats pie.--KansaS
City tMo.) Star. "a 100
II does seem that Benjamin Harrison
has less sense of common decency fhafi
any other American politician wiib,evt.fi
rose 10 great eminence. His apposett-
mentas postmaster at Charleston, 5. C.,
of the. negro Crum in re ward for his.
vote in the Minneapolis convention is
so scandalouS that even the Republicans
senate gags ia the effort to swallow it,
st. louis (Mo) Republic. -; !.
The national Democratic committee
would DO y Sery popular thing it it
would arrange a series of joint debates
between leading Democratic orators and
alike number -9f Republicans in The
states on whose votes the result uf the
election depends. The Democrats can
produce tile best orators and wintlie
fight, because they have the right side of
.lie Observation-Disclosures tO) Plain
Dealer.
We can stand any evils that NAV
come from free silver coinage, but we
could not stand the force bill with its
long train OF infamieS, involving the
loss OF personal rights and political lib
erfy. In the Subversion or destruction of
local enhancement as embodied in
the principle of home rule for all of the
states of the Feaerai Union, OF which
free elections under the respective state
governments are the. Keystone. - Au-
gusta (Ga.) Chronicle.
TO take the force bill declaration
from the Republican, party would be tn
divorce that party from its record and
mission. lt,wUuld have not one seiiti-
inent OF lnspiration-nO tradition to
which it could refer witiiout calling I'D
the taunt of dPSerti0n and treacIlery.
No party COULD exist on such terms.
The force and influence of recurd has
been proved i'll the ease of the Demo
cratic party. Because of its rebellion
tainted record" the very masses it
spught to protect, to vote as they
shot," yielded tn the heaviest woke of
oppression which the neck of freemen
ever bore. Ii may be that the force bill
is a body of death. We believe that it
is-but it is one to which the Repub-
lean party is indissolubly linked. To
pailse it canpot, even to go forward is
to invite certain death. jackson CMiss.)
Clarion
Is it not remarkable that under 4 high
protective tariff there should be so
many unemployed men TO rush in and
take the places of the Carnegie sirik-
ers? To read the Republican organs
one would suppose that every man in
the United States is employed every
day in the year at large wageS.-Luuis-
Vile tky.) Courier-.journal. ~