St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-28
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.

Now that Lii is again perched on her
throne we hope she will not feel stuck
up.-Bede's Bndget.
Every Republican paper denouneifes
theFDenocfatic policy finds 1t difficult to
define that policy without lying .-Fari- /
bault Register.
As j0bber in rusty crnwns and
brOkendown theories President Cleve-
land IS proving a blooming success
Brainerd Tribune.
The mayor or Minneapolis has about
decided to secure bloodhounds To aid the
police in running down the evil doer.
Wadena Tribune.
1t w9l'tbe long until some one of the
'Twip City dailies will be claiming the
credit for the discovery of Ainerica.-
Little Falls Herald.
, Gov. Mckinley is running top of coll
ufnn, next to reading matter, in a good
many papers just now. and it isn't cost
ing him cent Mabel Enterprise.
A good deal of the talk about the ter
sEorS OF tariff reduction is intended more
for publication than as an evidence of
good faith.-Duluth Common wealth.
III the present laws can be maintained
and protective congress elected in No.
Nember, '94. there will be no further iu-a
dustrial depression. Heron Lake
News.
Should the income tax become law,
the collector would never find country
editor at home. No wonder the rural
editors are opposed TO it.-Evansyille
Enterprise.
1t is intimated that too many "hon-
est men were connected with Menage'S
crooked transactions to want him
brought back to Minnesota. .-Kanabec
County News.
Cleveland has been president for
nearly nine months. and yet few Demo-
Gratis in this section will return thanks
next Thursday for offices bestowed
Duluth News-Tribune.
That Democratic tariff bill is all right;
it will give the people what the Demo
cratic national platform promised them,
and the sooner congress passes it the
better.-St. Cloud Times.
Democrats all admit that their party,
led by President Cleveland, has made
serious mistake in not carrying out the
policy mapped out by the Chicago plat
form.-Sleepy Eye Herald.
The Red Lake Falls Gazette has nom-
mated Maj. Baldwin for governor on
the Democratic ticket next year. What
has the major done to the Gazette
editor?-Brainerd Dispatch.
Mr.. Washburn has served our state
well during his term of office, and by
again electing him the people are as
Sured that he will devote his best talents
their interests.-W Worthington Globe.
When the new tariff bill comes before
the house Duluth will expect Maj.
Baldwin to oppose the clause removing
the duty OH iron ore, and to exhibit a
vigorous quality of opposition.-Duluth
Herald.
1t may be written down as a prophetic
fact that any party which declares for
practical free trade in this country dur
ing the next quarter of a century will
ind itself hungry minority .-Sauk
Center Herald.
1t is gratifying to see that the Ameri-
can people are waking up to the fact
that the only way to make party live
up to its promises is TO chaStise 1t when
it fails to do so. Let the good work go
on.-N orman County Herald.
The Minneapolis journal cartoons
President Cleveland as holding "queen
high'' hand in his game with the preSl-
dent OF the Sandwich Islands. The old
question arises as to ''WhO dole dem
keerds?'-Little f alls Transcript.
70 tax the man who serves his coun-
tryto the value of $4,000 yearly, but
exempt from taxation entirely the man
who only serves his country to the value
of SS, 900 yearly, is not upon the face OF
things performance calculated to en-
courage enterprise and thrift.-Winona
Republican.
Creditors of the Bustnells have rea-
son to be thankful. They will not lose
all they invested with the boys. The
assignee has figured the assets down
fine, and has discovered that eight
tenths of l per cent will be paid them
on application. For cold and chilly
winter this will prove a great BOOM
Saltwater Gazette.
lettering to the GLOBE article in re-
lation to the Hawaiian matter, the
Aitkin Age says: Judge Gresham can
be relied upon to settle the whole dirty
mess in which Stevens action has in
yolved the country, without lowering
the national dignity one iota-and at
the same time without violating the
rights of a feeble, helpless people.
People thought when the Sherman
law was repealed there would be i'm
mediate Improvement. Well, there
was, but not in any sensational way.
Then when the Republicans had sue
cessful war dance, they announced re-
covery as due and payable. There was
improvement again, but no startling
Observation-Disclosures Commonwealth.
Republicans are feasting on half
buried hope that the Democrats dare
not rise to repeal the Mckinley bill in
the face of the recent state elections.
Why. the Democrats dare 90 anything.
They dared to break the Republican
monopoly to certain extent: they dared
to elect Grover Cleveland; they dared to
repeal the silver bill; they dared to
throne Queen Liliuokalani; they dared
to cut off undeserviug pensioners and
numerous other things which Will bene-
tit the country.-St. Peter Herald.