St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-11
STATE PRESS COMMENT.


If the new mayor of Chicago is as fast
| as his name indicates he must be bird.
Arlington Enterprise.
Instead of being discouraging. the
| election will only serve to brace up De-
| mocracy.-Sauk Rapids Sentinel.
Yesterday was not Democratic day.
| we had ours a year ago. when results
| amounted to something. - ST. Cloud
| Daily Times.
Mayor Eustis, of Minneapolis, is be-
| ing spoken OF as possible candidate
lIor governor Oil the, Republican ticket
next year.-Arlington Enterprise.
| is notorious fact that the Demo-
cratlc party never profits by experience.
| An elevation to power always dumps
that party in the ''soup."-Olivia Times.
Inc Democratic party has yet to learn
that 1t is by doing. and not by undoing,
tnat political party earns the support
OF the people and permanent success
Buffalo Journal.
| Morrison county recently voted $780,
oOO bonds for new railroad. and Little
rails is happy. They may sing another
song when the bonds become due and
payable.-Chaska Herald.
Ii this congress increases the tax on
! peer and whisky there will be more pro-
tests from the average Democrat that
thls was not the kind Of "change" they
| looked for.-Blue Earth City Post.
A week ago Monday. when wheat was
at As cents, the Republicans said it went
up because the repeal bill would GER
tainly pass. When il did pass wheat
dropped to 45 cents.-Lake Benton
| Times.
Tuesdays breeze from Kansas blew
through Senator PETERS whiskers with
almost cYclonic force and even today
That patr!archal-looking parsonage cam
not really say where he is at."-Wino-
| la Republican.
BY ali means let the United States
dispose Of some of its war ships to
Brazil, or any other country. While we
are at peace we can improve ell them
and furnish needed employment to
many .-Taylors Falls journal.
The st. Paul GLOBE extracts comfort
from the recollection that after Lincoln
was elected. the Republicans were nearly
wiped out in 1862, and scarcely gained
numbers enough for Lincon'S re-elec-
ton i'll 1S64.-Duluth Commonwealth.
Bob Dunn is continuing to crack the
alleged pine land thieves. If Bob means
business, the ring had better have
pack of Pinkertons after it than the
Princeton editor. He hews to the core,
regardless of the chips.-RedWood Ga
Zette.
Iowa has gone Republican. but we
think it due to mistake. The Repub-
lIcan candidates name was Jackson,
and that won him an election, as he got
the support of that strong army which
is voting for Jackson yet.-W abasha
Herald.
Mayor "Hassoff," of West LIE Sueur,
has resigned. Since the cranks have
taken to popping at the mayors he
deems himself insecure, and prefers
quiet private life to the dangers which
surround SO exalted a position.-Le
Sueur Sentinel.
The election has been held in period
of business depression. 1t appealed to
the pockets of many voters. Inc Dem
ocrats were the party in power, and the
party i'll power always suffers in such a
contingency. A defeat under such con-
ditions is far from irreparable.
Ston Times,
Outside of New York there is no Dem
ocrat left so poor as to do Judge Maynard
reverence. The politician who corrupts
I the ballot box is certain at some time
before he dies to become the scOrn of
even the men and party for whose be-
half he sold his soul to the devil.-Wi-
| mona Republican.
How does Benjamin Harrison like
the majority that Mckinley piled up in
| Ohio? 1t has the appearance of death
knell to his hopes and expectations for
| 1896 1t will be remembered that Nc
| KInley had almost as large following
as Mr.. Blaine in 1892. and it certainty
has not Observation-Disclosures Daily
| Times.
Since the Tuesday elections our
rooster will not stand up and crow, and
| refuses to stand on his head. We have
I been giving him large doses of Mrs.
! rWlnslow's soothing syrup, but it seems
to do no good. yet he strenuously de-
| clares that he will be able to do good
| ard glorious work after the November
I elections in 1894. Good bird!-St.
| Charles Times.
EX-Congrassman Harries evidently
| intends to do his part in making this
| district Democratic-the eleventh child
was born in his family last week.
| There is ample time to make the flock
| an even dozen before the next presiden-
tial election, and if the patriotic captain
deems it necessary he will calamity
prove equal to the Occasion.-Albert
Lee Standard.
Instead of covering the dome of the
new national library building at Wash
ington with pure gold gliding now when
gold is so scarce, why do not the author
tiles have it covered with the metal of
the future-the pure, dazzling white
aluminium? 1t would shine like the
stars in glory for generation without a
breath of tarnish or need of being re-
burnished.-St. Cloud Daily Times.
President Cleveland is one of the COM
paratively few Democratic leaders who
came out of the election wreck of Tues
day unScathed in so far as the conduct
of their party within the past few
months is concerned. Speaking from
the standpoint of patriotic American
statesman, he can truly respond to any
shaft of criticism aimed by his own
partisans: Thou canst not say l did
it."-Winona Republican,.
The Republican press of the state is
afraid that the Democrats can't get
leader now that d. w. Lawler has be-
come the general counsel for the Chi
| cago Great Western railroad. II we
| look back to nearly all our governors we
will find that it takes corporation at
| torney or railroad counselor to become
| governor of Minnesota. Dan is now
| prince for Republican nomination,
butof course he won't accept it.-Jordan
| Independent.