St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-07
STATE PRESS OPINIONS.

Faith. hope and charity, but the
greatest of these is hope-thaG congress
will run down and adJourn.-Hokah
Chief.
If Holy Smoke Smith was home rule
man, more Minnesota Democrats would
get Minnesota places Ortonville
Herald-Star
As constructive and affirmative
political organization, the Democratic
party is not shining sUccess.-Grant
County Herald.
Like the circulation of the blood, the
circulation of money is of as much if
not more Importance than its quantity
or quality. Times.
1t took some time for the Democrats
to decide that filibuStering is wrong, but
at the present time they are solid on the
observation-disclosures journal.
No other president has ever attempted
to dragoon congress into submission to
his personal authority SD defiantly and
perslstentiy as Mr.. Cleveland. = Fari-
bault Repu blican.
Stack your wheat or store it. but do
EOt sacrifice it unless you are absolutely
obliged to sell. Times are growing bet
ter and prices must grow better. Hold
that wheat.-Crookston Times.
Tams BiXby may as we'll be chairman
of the Republican state central commit
tee as any one else. The office is but a
figurehead to do the bidding of the
officeholders, who control the committee.
-Anoka Union.
that he can be too economical IN his
ideas of public expenditures to please
the great mass of his Democratic con-
StituentS The danger is all the other
way.-West Duluth Sun.
Senator Stewards TRADE on President
Cleveland in the United States senate
few days ago is beneath the dignity of a
gentleman, and will he condemned by
all honest men, regardless of party
filiations.-Waba Herald.
The Southern Democrats are little
premature with their repeal of the fed
eral election law. This law will prob
ably have to go anyway, but their haste
has only tended to complicate matters
i'll the senate.-Zumbrota News.
Gov. Nelson is something of a patriot
himself. He recently issued an order
that the stars and stripes should float
instead of only when the legislature is
in sesslon.-Granite Falls Journal
The Democrat is not an advocate of
paternalism to very great extent, but
it does believe that the interests of the
people could be better guarded if all the
great railway lines were in the hands
of the observation-disclosures Tribune.
Reports to the contrary notwithstand-
ing, this congressional district has
member in congress and he is in his
seat. His name is James A. Tawney,
his home is in Winona. and a pleasant
young man he is.-Freeborn County
Standard.
1t used to be popular once to Ego into
bankruptcy" Now they call it an as
signment fol- the benefit of creditors.
Generally the hard cash is safely sailed
first. On the whole, we believe the old
bankruptcy law is preferable.-Ch
County News.
The friends of sound money will do
we'll TO insist upon the proposition for
unconditional repeal. This is certainly
the attitude that ought to be assumed
by every Republican advocate of an
honest dollar ill the senate. Stand by
the right at all hazards. -Winona Re-
publican.
Cleveland believes we should have
more gold to strengthen the reserve.
That's where we agree with Cleveland.
We are in favor of more gold to
strengthen our reserve and make US
more sofia WITH our creQlSOrS.-SLlIl-
water Gazette.
Tie country has had enough of COM
promises upon this question for the
past few years. and now unconditional
repeal of the silver law is what is de-
maDded, and the Republican senators
should not desert the position they have
heretofore Observation-Disclosures Free
Press.
If the Republican party hopes to
maintain its excellent record, it does
not want anything to do with the
manipulation of Democracy in the SEN
ate to bring about this or that result.
Let them fight it out alone.-Lake
Crystal Union.
1t will take the COW to hook and the
hog to root the mortgage indebtness
from Minnesota farms. 1t is all right to
raise wheat enough for bread and paste.
but to cultivate more than to supply
local demand means-you know what
Granite Falls Tribune.