St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-29
NORTHWESTERN HINTS.

The men who are bowling the loud est
for an income tax are safe as far as it
can affect them.-LOs Angeles Cali Ex-
! press.
No doubt the presidents Hawaiian
spinal column is all right. It's the scare
| newspaper column that affiicts him.
West Superior (Wis.) Citizen. =
Now let 'possums and persimmons be
| placed on the free list, and the colored
vote of the South will be solid for Dem
ocracy.-Cedar Rapids Qo.) Gazette.
The men who have been thrown out
of employment during the past few
/ months are not losing much sleep over
| the proposed income taX.-Butte (Mont,l
| NJ liner.
Once more we hear that our Repub-
| lican hens are to be driven to the wall
| by being forced to meet on equal terms
the pauper poultry of Canada
Rapids Qo.) Gazette.
The political hacks of the old organi-
! cations who become Populists should be
given places in the rear rank, and the
new blood should 60 to the frOnt.-Hele |
na (Mont.) Independent.
! Cleveland thought he was drawing a
prize when he got Gresham. Now there
is talk that the vIndictIve secretary Of
| state will be fired out of the cablnet.-
| Grea Falls (MOnt.) Leader.
The New York banks are rolling in
money, but they are not giving any one
else roll. 90 IL goes, and the tariff
thinkers continue TO advertise their i'm
becility.-Great Falls (Mont.) Leader.
The Call is satisfied that tariff for
revenue means be ter pay for those W o
work, more work tor those VINO waht to
| work, and an increased demand Tor
| pVnTV cap9npupd nrndUptiOn
(Wis.) Call.
Another vinegar sop is offered the
friends OF silver in the holding out of a
faint hope that themonetary conference
may have another session witt the ea
o Increasing The use OF Slluer.-Deuyer
Coli Times.
The Democratic party is shown at
hart to ee Writ Gus and patriotic as
Sc nblage. If 1t has ever made mistake
1t has been an honest one. Its record is
| not one of ascalitY.-Laramie (Wyo0
Boomerang.
Let the calamity howlers" go un
hee led. If the Democratic party full
fills its promises peace, plenty and
progress shall mark this epoch in Dem
ocrat.c Supremacy.-Prairie du CHEN
| (Wis.) Courier.
There are plenty of Democrats in con-
|
the proposition to levy the income tax
comes up, but they may consent rather
. than fight party meaSure.-Anaconda
(Mont0 Standard.
0Silver had nothing to do with the
financial depression and the general
| paralysis of business. 1t is the threat
OF free trade and the change iii our in
dustrial policy that is doing the mis-
chief.-Lewiston MONTY Argus.
An exchange says that 1.-THE Populists'
party has evidently seen Its best days.
That is looking at it from Populistlc
view. From any other standpoint it is
hard to see how they could be any
worse.-Los Angeles (Cal.) Express.
The government ought to go to work
| now and coin every ounce of silver bull
ion it has in storage. and put it among
| the people who nave been compelled to
pay for it. The law allows it, ana the
| authorities ought to see that it is carried
into force.-BurlingtOn Qo.) Ga zette.
1t seems idle to discuss a measure
! which two and half years or expert
ence has demonstrated 20 be a wretched
/ failure. and which the people at two
| successive congressional elections have
erwhelmingly condemned. The Nc
| kinley act must gO!-Helena (Mont.O
Independent.
| Hands off the tariff!'' is the sign
which the Republicans are hanging out
nowadays to brighten timid Democrats
from taking prompt action, as demanded
| by the party. The sign is an old one.
and it was thought to have been de-
| Stroyed along with the rest of the Re-
publican rubbish when its camp was
sacked in 1S92.-Prairie du CHEN wis
Courier.