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

The people asked congress for bread
and they have received nothing but
wind. SO far.--Heron Lake News.
1t takes brave man to acknowledge
his own error, and this is what Commits
Slon5r Lochren mas done.-St. Cloud
JournalPress.
Any of our subscribers who insist on
paving US in gold will be accommodated
during the next thirty days or until
further notice.-Stiliwater Gazette.
Matrimonially speaking, the state of
atmosphere at Little Falls IS such that
the heads of families dare not speak to
their neighbors' wives.-Brainerd Dis
patch.
Now for the senate What will it do:
1he eyes of the people are now set upon
IL, and its interests have been trans
ferred from the house to that body
Glencoe Register.
other things being equal, home prod
uet should always have the preference
Keep the money i'll circulation, bnt
Keep as much Of it as possible among the
nome observation-disclosures Herald
The elevator men say to the farmers,
Let me have your golden grain;" the
farmer replies, Not unless you let me
have your silver dollars" Thus it is,
the gold bug and silveriteS trying to set
Tie the all-important question of the age
Fisher Bulletin.
FAIRNESS and justice demand that the
price tor transporting whea. this fall
should be lowered. The pnce of every
Lhlng else has dropped, and it is mani
festly unfair that the farmer should
nave to pay the old price for having MS
wheat carried to market. = Norman
County Index.
How much confidence ought we to
nave In party which now clamorS to
repeal It's own law, passed but three
years ago, and damns Cleveland because
ne didn't do it quicker? Does such a
party know its own mind. and is it de-
serving of power?-Bede's Budget.
The repeal OF the Sherman forced
purchase-of-silver law is all right if it
IS followed by measure placing silver
alongside Of gold as money metal.
But this is no part of the scheme of
these whose interests demand scarce
and dear money.-Springfield Advance.
The vote OH the repeal of the Sherman
bill is pretty good evidence that very
large majority in congress have an
abiding faith In the wisdom of Presi-
nent Cleyelands Judgment as to the
proper remedy necessary to bring relief
10 the country.-JackSon County Pilot.
The standard Of morality among Wo-
men is and must be so much higher than
among men. and immortality among
them IS so much more bfighting. It
would seem, though, that there might
at times be more charity displayed 10y
women towards their own seX.-Duluth
NeWS-Tribune.
1t is easy enough to find fault with
congress for not reaching an immediate
agreement on the financial question, but
II you will take the trouble to attempt
to harmonlZe the financial views of a
dozen men of your acquaintance you
will get an idea of the work that is being
done by Democrats in congress.-WI-
mona Herald.
Under the Mckinley tariff, wool goes
slow in Chicago at 10 cents per pound.
Everything is running as the Harrison
policy dictated, and it will continue to
run so until congress orders otherwise.
Cleveland is an executive officer, and it
is his duty TO keep the Harrison laws in
force until congress remedies the evil
st. Peter journal.
we have for the third time in our ma
TONS history reached the point where
either the power of the national banks
must be broken or the people will be
reduced TO poverty ana slavery. The
time for worShiping old parties Is past,
and the time for the people to assert
their power over the currency has come.
-WaSeca County Herald.
The leading Republican editors seq
that before the next general elect;o1
tle whole theory upon which the can
idmltY howl against the Democratic
party is based will have been knocked
out by the logic of events, and that the
calamity howIers will be in very awk-
ward position. The Mckinley law will
then have been repealed and times will
be better than ever, but the howlers
can't see that yet.-Brainerd journal.