St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-11
PRoNGS FROM THE TRIPOD.

Senatorial courtesy" has striking
resemblance to charity. 1t covers a
multitude of ins.-Indianapolis News.
Talking of compromise IN the United
States senate. that body appears to be
already fatally vompromised.-Phil
delphla Record.
Perhaps there's something else that
England can do better than yachting,
and, If so, she ought to let us know it
Baltimore Herald.
Congre Ssman Bryan has doubtless OBJ
served that silver-tongued oratory can
not prevail against the common sense of
the people.-New York World.
who says we have not surplus?
Catch the miscreant, take him to WASH
lngton and defy him to say we have not
q su rsluS-of senatorial wind.-NeW
York ID ispatch.
Senatorial courtesy has prevailed now
Tor more than two months, and the coun-
try Is now emphatically demanding that
senatorial business be given chance
Detroit Free Press.
Bernhardt's enthusiasm over that
Brazilian bombardment is doubtless
due to the fact that she imagined it
only another salute to the incompatible
Sara.-Philadelphia Inquirer.
Mrs. Helen Cougar asserts that the
saloon has big hand in all the country's
troubles. Others, while denying the
hand, admit the influence Of from two TO
four fingers.--Ph Times.
Is the clasS-the silver ciass-going to
hold the senate permanently against
the masses? The people are beginning
TO ask this question with considerable
earnestness.-St. Louis GIobe-Demo-
crat.
1t is noticeable fact that no excur-
sion trains returning from the worlds
fair have been held up. The hotel
keeper aud the concessionaire got in
ahead OF the train robber.-Denver
Times.
Young Mr.. Bryan has just experienced
collision with the administration
Democats of Nebraska. 1t will not re-
qulre the official returns to give the adj
mlnlstration the right of way.-Wash-
ington Post.
As if the Cleveland administratio n
had not begotten enough of disaster al
ready, Lieut.. Totten announces pos
ltlvely that the end of the world viii ar
rive before 1894. Press.
If Senator Voorhees, does not have a
care, the flesh pots of protectionism will
win away from repeal some of its al
legged friends whose courage is already
bagglng at the knees louisville Cou-
rier-Journal.
Mr.. Bryan has been formally invited
to join the PopullstS. The third party
Is rapidly developing into an emergency
hospital for those statesmen who monkey
with the buzz save Of politics. ASH
ington Post.
The president will soon make known
the report of MIR. Blount on the Hawai-
ian question. 1D other words, we will
soon know if Uncle Sam is going to al
low Hawaii to unceremoniously adopt
MN as Stepfather or not.-Pitt Sburg
Post.
Hatch says he will try his anti-option
Dill In the present congress. After the
exhibition of the senate on the silver
question there is some reason in Hatch'S
hope that his pet measure will go
Though. milwaukee, Wisconsin.
The people ought to feel encouraged
over the fact that the last relic of the
Harrison administration and grand
fathers hattie Republican panic-is
almost gone. With the last vestige of
ReDubllcaniSm eradicated will come
better tlmes.-St. Louis Republic.
Senator Cameron owns silver mines
and votes for free coinage. He owns
iron mines and votes for high protect
i've tariff. 1t is but fair to say that he
Inherited his wealth, and did not create
it. He, therefore, regards public Office
as an asset in a teStamentary trust
Brooklyn Eagle.
Juding from the tone of the Demo-
cratic press the Democratic party is
not greatly alarmed at the threatened
detection of the Hon. William Jennings
Bryan. The general opinion seems to
be that while advocating POpulistic
principles and measures he may as we'll
have the name as the game.-Om aha