St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-09
STATE PRESS OPINIONS.

Let US hope and trust that the hard
times will not he the means Of abolish
ing the free lunch c0unter-East Grand
Forks Courier.
The saying that good times are COM
ing by and by" may be true, but they
are laundering long time getting
here--CrookStOn Tribune.
In few months the American people
VIII be going on specializing and max
Ing money just as though nothing had
happened to them.-W adena County
Pioneer.
If the senate keeps on talking for a
FEW months more the people will at
least get oh to some of the humDug con-
nected with this money question.-Mid-
way News.
When man makes broad assertions
ana does not support them. the pre-
sumption is a fair one that he doesn't
know what he is talking about.-kock
County Herald.
The bill for the repeal of the federal
election laws may prove to be the death
VI Mr.. Cleyeland'S goose that was eX-
pected to lay the golden egg. Monte
gideo Commercial.
Granny Blair'' wasn't lost in the
shuttle, after all. He made a speech in
the house the other day. How he has
been kept quiet all this time is what
puZZleS.-St. Cloud Times.
Tams knows the ropes. and it was
safe to put the party in his hands. He
knows where the grease was found that
made the Republican wheels slide
smooth. Sleepy Eye Herald
Senator PETER wants the govern ment
to institute a national department Of
education. The esteemed senator is a
living witness of the fact that our edu-
cational facilities are not What they
should De.-Brainerd Tribune.
1t was the Duke of Wellington who
said: IA small coin in big lar makes
great noise" 1t could not be possible
he was thinking of the senate chamber
at Neutrality-suspicious. Lake News.
We are beginning to despair of ever
receiving sympathy, or even justice, at
the hands of our city brethren. Their
greed and rapacity, i'll view of all the
facts, is simply ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
County Democrat.
Ii a dozen senators can talk the silver
repeal measure over into the next CEN
tury, what will become of such meas
ureS as tariff reform and the election
laws when they reach than august body,
Lac Qui Parle Press.
The regents of the university of the
state who favor Ohio stone for the uni
versity library may wish they hadn't
spoke before the country press gets
through with its roasting criticism.-
Norman County Herald.
Public sentiment Is unmistakably in
favor of repeal. The senate will not
care 10 oppose or ignore public senti-
ment Public sentiment in the United
States rules. 1t must rule i'll this matter
as in others.-Red Lake Falls Gazette.
Young Mr.. Bryan, of Nebraska, found
that he could not run the Lincoln con-
vention the other day. and announced
that he quit the Democratic party. This
was two days ago, and yet the Demo
cratic party still lives. Duluth Her.
aid
The United States senate seems to be
the only body in the world in which the
majority cannot do business without the
Individual consent of the minority. In
fact, the American idea of majority rule
is turned into farce Mankato Free
Press.
Ii Wall street succeeds in excluding
silver as money metal on an equality
with gold, the people must demand the
decentralization of both metals and the
issuing Of full legal tender paper money
equal to not less than $50 per capita
Preston Republican.
That everlasting federal election bill
is'up again in the house, mi is being
most bitterly argued both pro and con.
With the Australian ballot there is less
need OF it than ever. Wipe it off the stat
ute books: It's only relic of reconstruc-
ton days.-Glencoe Register.
The people have got tired of rain
makers and professional fakirS, Oh
whom they have wasted thousands of
dollars with no adequate return, and
are now turning their ewes to congress.
They say they need no fel tilizers moth
Ing but water. -Winona Republican.
No man in the state is so well in
formed in the practical politics of the
state as Mr.. BiXby. His long expert
ence as secretary has we'll fitted him for
the duties of the position, and if there
Is weak spot in any county of the state
he knows OF lt.-Norman County Index.
Gov. Nelson did wise act when he
refused to call all extra session of the
Legislature to provide employment for
the unemployed at st. Paul. Let ST.
Paul and Ramsey county care for its
own Instead of Sadding a debt on the
state to provide for them.-Spring VAL
ley Vidette.
1t would be well for the Democrats in
congress to remember that they are
only in on trial, and if they don't do
the work they are put there to do, they
will be turned out as quickly and un-
tremendously as the Republicans were.
They seem to be forgetting this. -
Springfield Advance.
Senator Blackburn has introduced
compromise amendment. We do not
from a hasty perusal of an abstract ex-
would be willing to bet the seigniorage
based on the average monthly differ
encce between the market price and the
bullion value that he doesn't under
stand it himself.-Duluth Common
wealth.