St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-18
STATE PRESS POINTERS.

There are too many windbags in the
United States senate .-Brainerd Jour-
nal.
The ratio between senatorial talk and
senatorial action is just about IS to L.
Northheld News.
There is one business that might be
suspended for while without injury to
the municipalities Marshall Mes
senger.
Times are better in Carlton and our
merchants and others are doing better
business than usual.-CarltOn County
Vidette.
Let the government fix the rate of
wages so the 1aboring man will get the
benelt OF protection, else abolish the
tariff.-CrOOkSton Tribune.
The elevator companies and bankers
are making more money here than they
do in Europe, amp they have no reason to
ompiain.-Normau County Herald.
While the silver cranks have nothing
to do with wheat prices it is pleasant to
note that as the cranks are Subdued
wheat advances.-NOrman County In
deX.
1t is evident that the powerful in
fluence of the administration over the
Democratic members In congress has
been secured through the potent in
ffuence of patronage. Tracy Trumpet.
In rereading the speech of the gentle
man from Kentucky, it appears remark
able that he should overlook so many
of Duluth's possessions. 1t is feeble
and tame rlptiOn.-Duluth Common
wealth.
There is great difference in people.
Last Monday an Iowa farmer hanged
himself because he lost cow, while we
fir,la nal IL
because we own one.-Lincoln County
journal.
Certain editors imagine themselves
the defenders of the farmers against
their great enemies. trusts and banks,
when, in fact. the farmer gives them
their bread and butter. and laughs as he
reads of his grand protector.-Big Stone
journal.
a movement has been set on foot to
get congress to make au appropriation
for the Improvement of the Minnesota
river. 1t would be folly to waste money
on the Improvement of this river as it
can never be made navigable.- Win
throp News.
The programme of the Democratic
party so far in this congress is one of re-
peal. That party may be a success as
repeater, but wait until it tries its
az COliobl uItiOIis o.iu oCC MUdb Il
dismal failure it will make.-Duluth
News-Tribune.
The business men of Lamberton are
agitating the idea of building a ware
house for the purpose of buying wheat
They propose that the farmer shall get
what little there is in wheat this year
out of it, and make Lamberton one of
the best wheat markets in Southwest
nnesota.-Lamberton Leader.
Before long these Republican editors
who are criticiSIng the Democratic ma
jority of the house for not working
faster will be criticising them for work
ing too fast. The Democratic leaders
know what the party expects of them,
and they will do it without any unnec-
esSary loss of time.-St. Cloud Times.
The country can do without a two
days speech from majority of those
puffed-up millionaires. The business
men of the country have no time to
listen to the language of time killers.
And the sooner public opinion chalkS
them off the sooner will we be redeemed.
Thief River Falls News.
The truth is that the Mckinley law,
the silver legislation, all the class legiS-
lation for years past has been done by
the class lobby-the third house,
through both the old parties, and the
leaders of both those parties are equally
TO blame. There ought to be, AMI must
he Il new deal.-Waseca Herald.