St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-16
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8e4Jly. The senate Of the United States
: bzscossllIs- almost as mach 81 8 nu5-
Ss1es IS i t2ae house CT lords OF Great
+ Observation-Disclosures Inquirer.
pIie ! always coming 10 Ise front
. Ets an Ohio girl who fell II love and
Z yslls marry THAI cEGSS-ieSEsd Ssagk saf l.at.
Midway Pi25S2Gce- Duluth Tr5baae-
a i NJ easy matter for ia= caGee
merchants Ii this country 10 discover
& ne Es2l gCaaD6S for the present tEoab-
( les ~ Brsz5i.-R&it5mers ! American.
! Already the Mind Of The silyeEfteS
/ shows signs Of failing. ana The eYi-
F.. GenceS o. olSheaEtenmsDs oa their part
E are Boston Traveller.
Ii * rather remarkable that all Of the
/ mann t2ctureES sFssa- appear before the
ways and means committee are 80 anN-
Z IoS1S concerning the wages o. their en-
! pioyeS--W aShiRgtoB Post,
The fourth-cisSS psSfofscss continue
/ 70 81 Democratic with rush and a
regularity hat euEht 10 reSnre conf
dense at least in the minds of tn few
fortunate ones--Colgnt1us Dispatch.
Deaiosns of the Tar Western states
! are pointing cut that the usW inhabi-
! tant Of the White house c2auos have a
silver spoon in It's mouth without treason
! 10 the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Record.
4 number Of broken records are be
ing placed before the public, bUi The
I senate does not seem diSDoSe6 10 come
| forward With . contribution in the line
/ OF quick legiSlatIon.-W Washington Star
! The Democrats Sowed the wind when
by All endless chain OF talk they pre-
/ vented the senate from takiag vote on
/ the elections bill. and loR they reap
! the whlFiwind.-Nsw York Tribune
| The moral is that England IS as sadly
! IN need or home rule as Is Ireland: aud
| 4 gsimmeFing apprehension Of the truth
/ thaS home rule is better than lord rule
] is evidently beginning 10 penetrate the
| British mInd.-Philadelph Record.
{ The graGd OLD man has had various
| tits with the lords heretofore, and as
| between she classes, whom the lords
! represent, aud the masses. who look to
the commons, he has little occasion to
fear the final reSult--Wheeling Iutelli-
geneer.
! Talking against time is not argument
| Il is an eXprdient for creating minority
rule and wronging the American
people. From any ethical STANDPOINT
the needless proloRging OF debate is an
evil which ought 10 be done away with
/ as soon as possible Cleveland Leader.
He is dull statesman who in tue face
of what has followed assurance of re-
peal still believes that the Silyer-pur-
chase act was not the prime cause of
our trouble. This is case in which the
reasoning from effect to cause comes as
near demonstration as 1t ever can
New York World.
After unconditional repeal is finally
acted upon. one way or the other, the
Faulkner plan and the state bank tax
! matter aud the johnson bill aud all the
other proposed financial measures can
; take their turn, and stand or fail in
dependentiy on their Notwithstanding
ton News.
Hal it been boy we should have
} wished for him life OF as much dis
tinction and usefulness as the father
has had; but as it is girl, we can wish
for her nothing better than that she
may equal her mother in loneliness of
,, character and person.-New Orleans
Times-Democrat.
The house of lords in England and
the senate of the United States display
composition in their inability to see
the brick coming and stand from
under. As obStructionIsts they are re-
markabiy alike, and each seems bent
on its own destruction. - Louisville
Times.
If Senator Stewart aud his associates
were wise they would cease their ha-
rangues and fiiibuStering and yield at
once TO the inevitable. 1t they refuse
| TO do so willingly then means must be
found 10 sweep them OUT of the way.
The popular will has been expressed in
unniStasable terms, and it must be
obeyed.-New York Herald.
1t is Commander-in-C Chief Adams, of
Massachusetts, of the Grand Army of
the Republic; COmmander-in-ChiefR Rob-
ertS, of Massachusetts, of the Union
Veterans union, and COMMANDMENTS
| Chief Maeeabe, of Massachusetts, of
the Sons of Veterans. This is martial
glory enough for Massachusetts tor une
year.-Boston Herald.
We hope to see President CleTeland's
administration an economical adnnis-
tration, aud r deficiency in the reye-
nues may be an agent to make It such.
1t Is well that the people understand,
however, that. ii extravaganza has
made this deficiency, President Cieve-
spOnsible for it.-Boston Herald.
The silver senators, as they face their
task of defeating the popular will and
Obstructing the business of the country.
begin to show some signs of treDida-
ton. There are indications of n will
iIIgness, after paying due respect to
the necessities OF buncombe. to submit
10 the orderly passage of the repeal bill.
philadelphia Record.
The iteration with which the ProTec
ZIONIST organs eXclaIm ''this is no time
for tariff reduction" recalls the state OF
mind Of the poet who, ringing the
changes on Il would not die ia SPRING
time," with the declarations that he
would not die in summer, and he would
not die i'll autumn. and he would not die
in winter, reached the conclusion that
nc would not die at all. louisville
Courier-JCurnal. i
Sherman and Reed. the two men most
largely responsible for the crimes OF
that day, are now active in the work of
repeating the legislation which they
forced upon their party along with the
highest tariff ever constructed Their
present action is both confession and
repentance. But repentance is IN
availing. Judas repented, but is none
the less damned. st Louis Republic.
Home rule is simply postponed, not
defeated, by the action of the house OF
lords In rejecting The bill at its session
last night Revolutions do not go back
ward, even in Great Britain, and the
lords will themselves suffer the pe0alty
of trying to Stop this one. The home
rule cause is the cause of liberty. and it
must ultimately prevail. Milwaukee
journal.
We feel confident that the president
viii use his influence to make the tariff
plank in the Chicago platform the lead
ing issue IN the states most infected |
with the virus OF projections. Now is
the time to make the fight. The last
vestige Of protection must be wiped out,
and there should DO no tetnporiZing
with 1t in such states as OHIO aad Penn
syiyauia.-Attanta Constitution.