St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-02
NORTHWESTERN HINTS.

The new tariff bill will delight the
souls of all except the beneticiarles OF
observation-disclosures Do Herald.
The longer they study the Democratic
revised tariff bill the less they will have
to howl about.-BurlingtOn DO Co
zette.
The placing of lumber on the free
list means 4 great blessing TO Iowa and
other prairie states. - Council Bluffs
(Io.) Globe.
Let no one be deceived. The country
has not changed its verdict OF last year
in favor OF tariff refOrm.-Manchester
Qo) Democrat.
There is no backing down on the new
tariff law, as predicted by the opposi-
ton. Truly, today is Thanksgiving day.
Superior (Wls.l Leader.
Free fax will make Minnesota more
strongly Republican than ever, and free
hemp will give Kentucky Democrats the
gripes.-SuptriOr (Wis.) Leader.
The days for war taxes have gone by.
Protection for revenue and not protec-
ton for the sake of protection is the
need.-Davenport DO. Democrat
Colorado has mined $4,000, 600 worth
of coal so far this year. This proves
that its white metal is not as valuable
as its black iamonds.-DavenpOr Qo.)
Leader.
Gov. Boies is accused of a desire to
run for congress. We do not blame him.
He ought to run for something. His re-
cent walk was a dismal failure.-Butte
(M0nt.) Union.
England has an income tax. 1t is
levied by men who pay 1t, and they
agree that there is no more equitable
mode of raising revenue for the conduct
of the government. - Dubuque Qo.)
Herald.
The Republican and Democratic par
ties Joined hands in striking down sill
yer, but the Democratic party alone
must bear the responsibility of seeking
! to ruin the lead industry of Colorado
Denver (Col.) Times.
AS one may easily see. the people of
| the United States are annually turning
monopolists than they did each year to
prosecute the War of the Rebellian.-
Oshkosh (Wis.l Times.
The iron, lumber, salt and wool inter
ests the Democratic ways and means
| committee would wipe outUat one fell
! swoop, but the Southern sugar industry
it proposes to kill by slow Degrees
perior (Wis.) Telegram.
| The tariff is large question, it is
| true, but it is small compared to that of
placing our financial system on safe
and lasting basis, beyond the reach of
| panic incubators, politicians and stock
brokers.-Superior tNis.l Leader.
Without needing the warning of the
! recent election the Democratic commit
tee of the house of representatives has
| presented bill which, among other
things. will place iron and wool upon
the free list.-Mason City Qo.) Repub-
| lican.
! The tariff will be taken out of politics,
where it should never have been in
volved, and treated as purely business
matter, which the pursuit of Offices and
emoluments should not be allowed to
| compromise.-Davenp0rt Qo.) Leader.
The tax on wooden goods is a tax on
| the necessities of every man, woman
and child in the country. 1t is tax
that bears just as hard on the day la
borer as on the millionaire. 1t is an un-
necessary tax, aud it must be reduced
Helena (Mont.) independents.
1t is said that Gov. Waite, the bloody
| horseman of Denver, is ready to recon-
mend tina. Mexican dollars circulate in
! Colorado ss legal tender. There ass