St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-25
STATE PRESS DRIFT.

AT the time of going to press it is
about nip and tuck between Charley
Mitchell and the senate.-Iron News.
An honest Democrat makes a better
county or state officer than dishonest
Republican. Give It's honest meu.-
Rtnville Star-Farmer.
Every attempt vet made to compel
the senators to listen to the financial
speeches of each other has boen Hat
tailure--Mabel Enterprise.
The governor is reported to be urging
MS private secretary for the vacancy as
chairman of the Republican state com
inlttee. Why not appoint Knute Nell
SOn?-Hastings Gazette.
We don't hear much of that tariff bill
lately. Is Chairman Wilson prepar ing
an awful surprise for the country, or is
he getting ready to let his party down
easy?-AppletOn Press.
We seem to be standing upon the
threshold of our old-time prosperity and
business activity. The abnurmdlly low
price of grain Is tine only Serious him
drance.-WOrthingto Advance.
Ever since England purchased that
traitor Arnold with British gold they
have been working their treaSouaUle
gold scheme Tor all its worth. and they
are still at it.-Sleepy Eye Herald.
1t IS all right for the McKinityites to
demand that McKinleyism be spared.
bat tile people have spoken for tariff
Reform, and the Democracy cannot and
VIII not refuse to do their bidding
Faribault Democrat.
We wouldn't trade one good quarter
ter section in Big Stune county for the
whole Of the Cherokee strip, about
which 10000 people have been having
deuce oil time the past week.-Or-
tonvilie Hrrald-Star.
President Cleveland is evidently using
every effort i'll his power to organize a
cOlored Democracy, and has done more
than any other president i'll appointing
negroes To high diplomatic and CONSULAR
Offices. Herald.
That threat that the passage of the
repeal bill would disrupt the Democratic
party comes from Senator Hill. it seems.
Then it is probably all lille threat.
Senator Hill is notOriOusly a pour
gueSSer.-Duluth Common wealth.
In the general wagging Of tongues at
Washington the country could be eX-
cuSed if it lost sight of what congress
was called together for. But it seems
to be congress and not the country that
has fOrgoiten.-M ankato Free Press.
If President Cleveland has as much
difficulty in getting q hired girl as is
generally experienced up here ne will
have 10 help Frances with the house
work and tariff reform will nave to go
over till baby gets over the cOlic.-Todd
County Argus.
The practice Of sneering at public
men b cause they may have taken all
active interest III politics Is seuS -iess-
foolish. Ii you want to fiud the ableSt,
most patriotic and best men for public
Office, you must select them from the So
called politicians.-St. Cloud Times.
The people are losing confidence in
the senate. 1t has fingered along until
1t has worn out the patience of suffer
ing people. We believe that no such
delay would have occurred were the
senators chosen by the people instead of
by the legislature. Peter Herald.
Senator Stewart. the old man honor,
able, with iron nerve. from the pure
mountain air of Nevada. together w tn
the other free coinage men i'll the sell
ate, are entitled to the thanks of the
peLLle of this whole cOuntry for man-
fully fighting the schemes of The plumb
erihg bondoCracy.-Wa Seca Herald.
The Democrats cannot alter thrIr pro-
granme at the request OF the Repub-
leans. The repeal of the federal cleo
ton laws is one of the commissions
given to the Democracy by the American
people. That commission will be eX-
ecut, d. although the heather rage ami
imagine vain thingS.-Winona Herald.
Senator PETER must have a remarka-
BILE memory If he can Keep track of
even the titles of all the fool bills and
resolutions he has introduced. But it
really isn't necessary that he should, as
he has no further use for them after i'll
Producing them and sending printed
copies TO his fellow cranks.-MOnteviueo
Commercial.