St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-27
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.

interests of their own localities foStered
and encouraged by protection.-TFacy
Trumpet. IL
John Lind says he is in favor of free
silver. People remember when he said
he was in favor of free tin.-Pipestone
Farmer Leader.
The bill of fare for the Democratic
Thanksgiving meal last year included
turkey. This year "crow' is substi-
tuted.-St James Plaindealer.
Another ship comes in and reports
that GreSham'S little monarchy mas not
yet been established at the Sandwich
islands.-Little Falls Transcript.
A tariff based on sectional Jealousy
and prejudice cannot stand. HE ,av-
erage judgment of the country will
promptly condemn it.-Winona Repub-
lican.
American people will wait until the
true condition of affairs is better known
before condemning the course taken by
Secretary Gresham.-Appleton Press.
If the people would learn as readily
to vote in a party that would help them
as they do to vote out one that won't,
they would soon produce needed re-
forms. Union.
1t looks as if the Democrats are going
" SOiiAC Out ali llSIll duQ lCuCShi tAC4l
pledges made before the election of
Grover Cleveland. Let the good work
go on.-Buffalo Gazette.
Democrats in congress and elsewhere
should be warned by the fact that the
sole basis of Republican hope for future
success Is diSsenSion in the Democratic
party.-St. Cloud Times.
That Democratic tariff bill is all right:
1t will give the people what the Demo-
cratic national platform promised them,
ana the sooner congress passes 1t the
better.-CroOkston Times.
The Republican who now advocates
the putting aside of the Republican Or
ganlzation in Duluth city politics is
either very shOrtsighted or very poor
Republican.-Duluth Tribune.
No man who believes in the free aud
unlimited coinage of silver can be
consistent Republican. There is much
difference between just bimetallism and
free coinage Mortified News.
Yes. the people of Minnesota need an
auditor who will maintain Its rights
against the pine land ring. and Bob
Dunn has lately shown that he would
fill the bill.-Isanti County Press.
Where is Ignatius Donnelly and Gen.
Weaver that their voices have not been
heard in the wilderness and ruin that
surround the PopuliSt party since the
election?-Thief River Falls News.
There must be tariff on imports to
raise revenue to pay the expenses of
the government, but it should be a
proper and reasonable tariff with no
MckinleyIsm i'll it.-Brainerd journal.
President Clevlvand will not counte-
nance wrong except through miSun-
Outstanding of the facts and he is
brave enough to change his views if the
evidence demands it.-Faribault Demo-
crat.
When the Adrian Democrat suggests
John A. johnson, OF st. Peter, ss the
in this district, 1t strikes solid, service
able piece of timber.-Rock County
News.
The burning questions Of the hour:
Has Menage been arrested and is Queen
Lii protected from the whitening blasts
of tropical winter by the friendly shade
of a high-bached throne? = Staple
World.
AT times the commercial sky has been
overcast with dark and lowering clouds,
but these are now rifting, and through
them we see bright skies and the ap-
proach of better times.-St. Peter
Herald.
The tariff smashers are slowly but
surely finding out that the wage-earners
of the cOuntry prefer regular employ
ment and high wages to Irregular en-
ployment and starvation WageS.-North
st. Paul Sentinel.
The fact that ND to the time of going
to press Minister Willis had not declared
war upon Hawaii nor done anything
else extraordinary illustrates the need
| lessnesS of crying before you are hurt
| Duluth Commonwealth.
1t is the fear that the Democrats viii
| carry out the provisions of their plat
| form that has closed the factories al
| over the United States and sent adrift
| hundreds of thousands of laborers. =
| Worthington Advance.
It is character, principle, self-respect
full pride which alone VIII deter a mar
| from crime. Break these down or pre-
vent them, being down, from rising
again, and hope of permanent cure ma!
| be Standardization Mirror.
| Monarchy seems to have peculia
charm for Mr.. Cleveland. judging from
| his attitude in regard to restoring the
depOSed Hawaiian queen once more t,
| her throne against the expressed desir.
of her subjects.-Hector Mirror.
1t would not be bad plan to have the
| state of Minnesota represented in the
| United States senate when Mr.. Wash
| burns successor is selected. st. Pau
and Minneapolis have held those posi-
tons long enOugh.-St. James Journal
If Minister Willis insists in carrying
| out Gresham's policy and restores
Queen Lii to the Hawaiian throne, ht
| will probably be sent back to this coun
try with persona non grata" stamped
on the seat of his trousers.-Eden Val
ley journal.
The spectacle of the president of
| republic championing the cause of roy
| atty must be rich feast for the eyes OF
patriotic and loyal Americans. The
doctrine of civil liberty should be laugh
to every nation in the wordsworth
| field News.
The country always has imam from
Maine:" fact that may yet cook Nc
| kinley'S mushroom boom for the preSi
Dental nomination. 1t is noticeable
that the present man from Maine doeSn'
talk gleefulIy over the results in Ohio
| West Duluth Sun.
! a mugwump is free American citi
zen possessed of sufficient independence
to stand by morality in politics and gen
erosity enough to defend the public
| good as against individual, eli que a0l
partisan advantage in the distribut ioI
of spoils.-Midway News.
Commencing an article clipped from
the GLOBE. the Royalton Banner says
The Democrats should fulfill thei
pledges to the people. IL they do fulfil
them they will have won their las
victory. if they don't fulfill them the
party is done for altogether.
Advocating an income tax the Win
nebago City Press concludes: elf The
millionaiIes of this country object {,
such a measure they can readily FIND
men who will change places with them
and cheerfully pay a 10 per cent tax or
all incomes from $1,000 per annum up
The recent hackers of Mckinley So,
that the mantle of Blaine is an exact Ii
for the tin soldier from Ohio. Tine,
will do well to make sure in advance
that the ill-forIune which ATTENDED
| Blaine's efforts to secure the presidenc,
does not go with the mantle. -Winon
| Herald.