St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-22
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.

Whom the gods would elect mayor of
Minneapolis they first have made the
ministers mad.-St. Cloud Journal-Press.
The world under modern means of
communication is getting too small for
4 criminal 10 hide in.-Big Stone Jour
nal
Posterity will do the handsome thing
by those few senators who refrained
from talking on the repeal bill.-Leroy
independent.
The position of affairs is this, Lii
climbs upon the throne at her own risk
Ii she falls of again there's nobody left
to pick her up.-Minneapolis News.
The Chicago Record describes minute
ly show girls kiss" This is too enter
Drising. Why not let the boys find cut
for emselves?-Brainerd Tribune.
With big cranberry crop,a good out
look for turkeys. and the repeal of the
Sherman bill, it looks as if ThankSgiy-
ing would be the usual Suceess.-Leroy
independent.
The Democratic party will have to do
something terribly desperate before
long, or the party will be where the
Populist is now at the next election
Brainerd Dispatch.
Bimetallism. bichloride and bigosh
are all right in their places. but when
you come to biwood it takes all the
poetry and music out of 4 mans nature.
Battle Lake Review.
The people are not to be tempered
with. They admire yigor and unity in
a party, and so far the Democratic party
has not exhibited great deal of either.
-Kanabec County Times.
President Cleveland must feel like
asking himself sometimes whether
man forfeits all the rights he is sup
posed to have as citizen when he be-
comes president. -Austin Herald.
DEBATING societies that are looking for
new questions to wrestle with can now
tackle the grand mystery Of the day:
who located Menage, and has he been
locared?"-St. Cloud Journal-Press.
The protection Of American innustry.
revival of trade, giving employment to
idle hands and setting the wheels of in
dustrv in motion are the pressing con-
siderations of the hour.-Brainerd Trib-
une
The people will have no silly shally-
ing with the business interests of the
country, and notice TO this effect has
been served upon the Democratic lead
ers, and will have due effect.-Glencoe
Register.
Charles E Flandrau has written let
tiers to his friends stating that he would
not be a candidate for the nomination
for governor. 1t is still little early,
however, and he may change his mind.
-Creokston Times.
With the unyielding and autocratic
Cleveland in the presidential chair,
there can be little hope of liberating
struggling humanity from the grasp of
the shylocks until his four years reign
shall end.-Moorhead News.
Queen Lii is on her throne again, but
she is liable to be thrown again, just
the same. Those Of her subjects who
happen to wear clothes and possess the
ability 10 write their names are fer
ninst" her. Kenyon Leader.
Protection" is a word as widely
abused as any in the English language.
Some people hear it so much that they
believe its only meaning is to foster and
nurse gigantic monopolies and thereby
| benefit the laborer. = Morton Enter
prise.
Sporting men who have been making
arrangements to go to Florida this win
ter TO witness the Corbett-Mitchell con-
test had better change their plans and
go to California and visit tn cir old
friends, the Midway freaks. -StiIlwater
Gazette.
Uncle Sam has acres enough, hea-
tnenS enough, uDtut0red SaVageS
enough, cannibals enough on the terri
tory over which he now holds sway TO
keep him busy for a century or more.
and the Napoleonic plan of acquiring
territory is not in our line.-Kenyon
| Leader.
When congress reassembles it must
take up the tariff question and make
some very swee ping and radical changes
or the Democratic party must, for sec
ond time, turn its back upon the Chi
cago platform OF 1S92.-Lae Qui Parle
County Press.
Nearly three weeks have passed since
| the passage of the repeal bill and yet
there is little indication of change for
the better. This state of affairs will
soon swell the number who believe that
the country has been doetored for the
wrong disease.-Wheaton Gazette.
The Democrats could play hob with
| the Mckinley bill and not affect ad-
versely single honest industry. Four
times as much reduction in tariffs as
they are likely to make would not pre-
| vent gradual rise in prices from their
present depression Duluth Common
wealth.