St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-16
STATE PRESS POLITICS.

The sbeEburne star News gently insInuates
that the kiate Of delegates OF large To the Re-
publican convention at Minneapolis mag be
smashed TO smitbereens
IL is the opinion OF the Duluth Herald that
all the Republican candidates 70. governor
stand on the same footing, and that none
has any apparent advantage.
Does this settle II. quoting from tie Du-
luth Tribune: -.knute Nelson is out Of the
race for governor. He cannot get the nomi-
nation Without q hard struggle =
Says the Duluth Tribune: Congressman
LIND IS coming home to look after his guber-
material fences. He will probably succeed in
tearing down some of Nelson's fence
boards
In the unbiased opinion OF the AmboY
Herald. editor Peascs boomlet for McGill
will not lack the essential clement OF friction
10 keep II bright If il can be made 10 endure
the contact
The Atwaier Press SCOTS at the idea tina;
Merriam and Nelson have formed com
bine. and says: Merriam might love IL. but
Nelson is above it. lie is solid with the yot
eFs ana is 81 right"
0 The Midway News sugges the following
campaign notices for the Republican party of
Minnesota: Give me C. X Davis or give me
death, "knute Nelson CT nothing 'M=r-
ram and Lind against the void, "MeGill
aud our crowd.'
Commenting upon the S. Peter Herald
suggestion OF Dan W. LAwler. of ST. Paul as
The Democratic candidate for governor next
fall. the SahS Center Avalanche has this 10
say; Dan is II bright young man and would
make an excellent executive. None of his
name was ever destroyed by the lions. "
says the Grove City Times: "A certain St
Paul paper is urging the candidacy of Knute
Nelson for governor on the ground that he
IS now firm supporter of the Mckinley
bill II AIr. Nelson has no other calm to
!. recognition than this. il is possible the peo-
pie may try to wOrry along without him"
The Little Falls Herald strikes popular
chord as follows: "A long suffering public
Will be glad when the Republican conyen-
ton is over. FOR then il will be known TO a
certainty whether James G.. Blaine is e can
didate for president or not. They Washing
ton correspondents will not have quite so
much to write about, however"
Anent the Republican senatorial scramble
the lie Smear sentinel says: Gov. Merria 10
says the people want Senator Davis 70 sue
coed himself. Well, that is no item of news
What the people Of Minnesota want 20 know
! is whether William intends TO Illustrate their
will with his money bags. II you viii an
sWer this little conuudrum. William, we will
be very glad
Casually giancing over the senatorial field
the Sherburne StarNews finds time to say
''In fact, to get into the United States senate
in tine immediate future Gov Merriam has
got TO defeat both Davis aud Washburn and
the first one 10 be laid out viii be Davis. Ii
is hersulean task, and one that il is possible
even Gov. Merriam's unlimited resources
may 20 down under"
Says the Renyillc Star: The 81 Paul
schemers are trying hard TO place Gov. Mer-
riam in C. X. Davis shoes. This is an out
rage on society and an exceedingly poor rule,
because it won't work both ways The now
propose c. X. Davis for the supreme bench.
Merriam for senator and Nelson for COVER
nor. Milky. IL won't wash. Let Davis go
back as is the wish of the people; let Mer
RAM go TO the ID and Knute Nelson will
take care Of himself. Seey'