St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-25
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.


Those Republican victories have not
brought up the price OF wheat to any
great extelit.-Martin County Demo-
crat.
Gresfam's action in the Hawaiian
matter is meeting the approval of all
broad-minded nS.-Jordan In
dependent.
Goodbye, Gresham. When YOU retire
from office in this country Queen Lii
will fondiY embrace you on your arrival
at observation-disclosures Argus.
Between the antics of the yellow fever
and fhe flying bullets. Minister Baker
is having lively time down in Nicara-
a.-Litchiield News Ledger.
And so Queen Lii is to be returned to
her throne in Hawaii. That petticoat
plea OF the princess to Grover must
have taken effect.-Redwood Gazette.
One of the things fof which Repub
llcanS may be thankful. Nov 80, is that
they didn't nominate and elect Gresham
Instead of HarriSon.-NeW Richmond
North Star.
The money kings Of America and
EuFope are in league with every move
ment for the destruction Of obstacles to
the qualification of their greed. Pres
ton Republican.
Any American who would support
the present administration in restoring
the queen as ruler of the Sandwich
islands is traitor to his country
Lake Crystal Union.
Mr.. Cleveland and his administration
have not strengthened themselves with
the American people by the course they
have taken in the Hawaiian island
atfair.-DelanO Eagle.
The Democrats will hardly increase
fNn lnnr N thnir hi
Tor john Ludwig, of Winona, says he
will vote the Republican ticket il they
do.-Lanesboro journal.
The Hawaiian matter is still troubling
the press of the country more than it
does the administration, but then the
press must have something to be excited
over.--Sauk Center Avalanche.
Farmers who advocated the repeal of
the silver act on the promise of 10
cent advance in wheat were rewarded,
as they deserved to be, with three.
cent drop.-Mclntosh Times.
Tom Reed has not secured for himself
warm place i'll the hearts of his Demo-
cratic cOuntrymen, but we like the way
In which he is nursing his presidential
boom.-Swift County Monitor.
1t has been pretty clearly demon
strated that the American continent has
H..
from royalty in Brazil to bossism in
New 1ork.-Winona Republican.
When the farmers get tired of being
farmed by the politicians and public
pap-suckers they will probably "go into
politics" and do little political farming
on their own hook.-Fertile Journal
AS yet the political fences of Gov.
Nelson appear to be in good repair.
There are no gaps or hog holes in them,
and if any chap wants to get in lie will
have to be high jumper.-Faribault
Pilot.
The question of who found Louis
Menage seems likely to 20 ringing down
tie corridors of time cheek by jowl with
that other now historical query as to
who killed Cock Robin. Scott County
Argus.
Cleveland aspires to be new War
wick. new king-maker, as witness the
Hawaiian Incident. where he proposes
to restore deposed and deSpisel mon
arch to an autocratic tErOne.-Warren
Register.
What is the m after of Robert Lincoln
as presidential candidate? He is
man or character and ability, and would
command the united and enthusiastic
support of every RepuDlican.-Ma
County Sentinel.
Minneapolis model mayor, William
Henry EuStiS, has declared in favor of
the Sunday saloon, and now in, the
words of Uncle Loren Fletcher, the
ministers are fast getting him in "a
hill of a fix" -Milaca Times.
IT Queen Llliuokalani wants finan-
cier for her new administration, we
could find her at least half-doZen in
Rice county who would promise to make
her stable currency out of aurora
boreadS and sea toam.-Faribault Pilot.
1t seems to be pretty we'll settled that
only two great parties can exist in this
country aud that the political side
shows which periodically spring into
eXistedce are doomed to early and in
glorious death. Martin County Senti-
mel.
Blount! Blount! On, yes; he is the
man from Georgia that Cleveland sent
to Hawaii to settle up Queen Lil's title
to monarchy, who didn't like the looks
ment building at Honolulu. - Hokah
Sun.
There is no such thing as free trade"
in this country, and the Democratic
party at no time or place in its history
has ever declared i'll favor of free trade.
Free trade means no customs collections
at all and no custom houSeS.-Hutchin-
son De mocrat.
If the president uses the military and
naval forces to re-eStabliSh a monarchy
in Hawaii a cyclone Of righteous indig-
nation will sweep over this land which
will make Grover and Gresham wish
they had never been born.-Martin
County Sentinel.
Let there be no special benefits to any
class at the expense of the rest of us.
Nivn fIa Fin 40 oil fi0n
manufacturer and the sugar planter an
equal SHOW, but do not rob any of the
people for the benefit of a claSS.-Le
Sueur Sentinel.
1t is most significant fact that as
soon as the effect or the Mckinley tariff
began to be felt in the falling of of our
imports, a corresponding falling off in
our grain export became noticeable. lie
Sueur Sentinel.
If you have any work you will stick
to 1t, If you are reasonable man, thank
ing heaven that you are not among the
great number of those whose labor has
been rendered superf1uous by the con-
traction of enterprise at this time
Wlnona Herald.
If the Democratic congress soon to
assemble will proceed at once to pass
just tariff bill upon revenue basis, and
will give the country sound and elastic
currency, the late election floods by No
vember next will appear but light drop
pings from passing summer cloud. -
Hutchinson Democrat.
An income tax would produce the
largest amount of friction and dissatis-
faction with the least amount of rev.
enue. A better way would be to levy a
tax on the states i'll proportion to pop
ulation as the constitution suggests, and
let each state raise it's own quota in its
own way. That's Democratic.
Commonwealth.
Speaking of Mayor Eustis and the
ministers the Litchfield News Ledger
says: Place the cities of Minneapolis
and st. Paul under the Puritanical rule
that would be advised by those gentle
men, and, through the spirit of resent
ment that would be engendered, Sodom
and Gnmnrrah would he Sainted cities In