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

In the country working for $3.50 a year
who can preach better than either Of
them.-St. Louis Chronicle.
cry for cheap water is made by a.
st. Louis newspaper. Next thing st.
Louis Will be calling TOR free air. St.
Louis has few free lists. and has a right
TO ask for some ODceSsiOns.-SpTing-
field Democrat. 4
The Tall Sycamore of the Wabash
wants longer sessions of the senate.
His object is TO tire out the fiIibusters.
but past experience ought to convince
him that no senator was ever yet tired
OF hearing himself 1alk.-St. Joseph
News.
Since the total surrender of Mr.. Voor-
neeS and the majority to defiant
minority, speech-inaking can gu OH and
on. ALI that is needed is material for
speeches and the physical strength to
deliver Ihem.-Philadelpnia Inquirer.
Mr.. HOrnblower is a Democrat. of
course, but he has not taken all active
part III politics. His sgmpatnieS are not
with the sort of Democracy thai doml-
mates this town. MIR. Cleveland has dis
played excl llent judgment IN filling this
Yacancy.-New York tribune.
After reading the calamity screeches
of the Republican hIgh-prntective
barOns before the Wilson tariff com-
mittee. ole would imagine that this
country had been fenced in for tueir
benefit and they were grumbling be
cause The fence isn't whitewash ed.-St.
Louis Republic.
Under this representative govern
ment 1t Is absurd tn Imagine that mi
norlty.advUeating the special interests of
the silver mining CAMPS Ou the one hand
and Tlk1 f1lla0iAS of f1lr f1tRf -
other shall be permitted 20 balk the will
of the majority in favor of sound cur
rency.-Philadeiphia Record.
1t is hopeful sign to see a congress
that has Thoughts and purposes above
the mere STRENGTHENING of The dominant
party which controls the course of leg s.
latlOn tor which il is responsible. II is
there To obey the Will of the people as
expressed at the polls. and obstruction
isis must clear The track Detroit Free
Press.
Mr.. HOrnhlOwer will be among the
Youngest men who have been givrii
seats an the supreme bench. but he won
big reputation and a large income lit
the bar while still t,.uch younger. No one
viii question his fitness for the place,
but Senators Hill and Murphy MAY not
approve of his style OF Democracy
Philadelphia Press.
Is there any body of men In the cOun-
try in whom people have greater comb
dence than thuse who compose the fed
eral Judiciary? What fool ar knave will
rise up anu say that any harm or any
thing but good can come from the
supervision OF the polls undr.r the direc-
ton OF HE judges of the federal courts?
New YORK Tribune.
There has been a growing sentiment
among the people for a number of years
that the United States senate was IL use
less dppenuage To- the legislative de
partment of the government. The
needless delay and paIaver that have
been going on in that dIgmined body
for the last month only serve TO COLI
firm that 0piulun.-Aberdpen News.
The time has arrived when the Re
publican party at Washington must play
the game of politics and plav il for all ii
Is worth, If the vast fabric of protected
industry, which has made Ihis a nation
III fact as we'll as in name, elevated
American labor and rendered the Amer
lean people lndnstrIally lndep ndent or
TIL old world. Is To he maintained
Albany journal.
Kansas Is reaping what she has sOwn.
Kansas farmers cannot secure r.
ntwal nf their mortgages from Eastern
loan companies because OF the blatant
dpmagOgy prevailing in that state
agaimSt capital" All companies are
pulling out Of the state as last as their
obligations mature, Talk is not always
Cheap. especially that of The PETER amt
Mrs. Lease d,-lndianapOIis News.
1t might contribute considerably to
the comfort of all concerme1 ii tie sell
ate could be established IN SOhIe reIa-.
that NNnilI sat,ai,l.l
limit. without impeding the actual
progress of affairs. As 1t is. the senate
Is Really OverwurKed. 1t has more bust
Hess Jnan IT is able 10 attend 10 in an or
binary allotment of time. Eternity
should be placed at its disposal, Wash
lngtOn Star.
Everything Is waiting upon the action
OF the senate. but the senate. with an
oustlnacy which Is almost criminal, in
stead of acting like Il representative
body and responding promptly 10 tue
WISHES ANA needs of the people. is Or
sIrucling the progress nf the nation and
INJECTING direct and incalcuablg loss
upon lis constituents, who are compelled
In pay Tor being robbed of The prosperity
10 which they are legllimateIy entitled.
Kansas City Times.
1t is clearly useless for the ways and
means committee To prulung tile hear
inga of Interested manufacturers in Up-
position To revision of the tariff. If
The committee requires Information or
advice on any SPECIAL subject IL may he
rightly sought aud easily obtained from
those best qualified 10 give il. On the
general question whether the QUESTION
should be modified or let alone. lnt cUni-
mlltee requires no advice; it has had its
unm!siaKaOle Instructions from the ptU-
pie.-PHIladelphia Fumes.