St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-14
STATE PRESS NOTES.

Laboring men out of employment dc
not want charity; they want work. A
living earned is better than one given.
1t will probably be necessary in nearly
every city of the country this winter for
woIk to be provided for large numbers of
unemploYed.-Duluth News-Tribune.
Free coinage could undoubtedly be
made lasting and permanent success
by an international agreement, but un-
til the contamination of this scheme
free coinage of silver cannot be OBJ
tanned for this country, however de-
voutly to be wished.-Lake Benton
News.
1t has been puzzle in Minnesota for
years what to do with the convicts, and
nearly every other state has met with
the same difficulty. There is a pref
udice against priS0n-made goods.
There is more than a prejudice against
the competition of prison labor
Duluth Commonwealth.
Why the senate must take all of the
present month to discuss the repeal bill
is something that the country generally
will NOT understand. 1t is a waste of
time and effort and will not affect a
single vote. 1t will, on the contrary,
delay the return of the country to its
former prosperous condiLion.-Duluth
Herald.
Where is Senator Davis? Is the youug
man eloquent from Minnesota going to
remain speechless when such a favor
able theme for oratory as a great
financial measure presents itself in
the senate? Come, Cush. give them a
speech and let the voice of Minnesota
be heard in the house of iords.-Fari-
bault Pilot.
1t is easy enough to find fault with
congress for not reaching an immediate
agreement on the financial question,
but if you will take the trouble to at
tempt TO harmonic the financial views
of dozen men of your acquaintance,
you will get an idea of the work being
done by Democrats in ongress.-West
Superior Sun.
Most grown persons in America are
familiar with the fact that there was
premium on gold during the war and
for thirteen years after. Many also re-
member when there was premium on
silver, but when i'll the experience of
people was ever a premium on paper
money In America before the month of
August, 1S93?-Appleton Press.
If senatorial courtesy" stands in the
way of the conduct of public business
with reasonable expedition. then ''sena-
IoflaI courtesy must De MADE 20 stand
out of the way and make room for the
cloture. The senate as constituted at
present is not special favorite of the
nation; but good behavior NAV make
them tolerate tia little longer, other
wise not.-Northfield independent.
Mankato is all right, ana no more
solid and prosperous city can be found
i'll the Northwest. The lesson taught
by the past months experience is a
valuable one, for it has shown the peo-
pie how strong we are. and the lesson
SO taught will no doubt be needed
through the future and so prevent the
recurrence of anything of the kind
again.-Mankato Free Press.
Much is heard about the domination
of the money power" of the gold
bugs" of the silver bugs" and the
political demagogues of every stripe,
but in important crises all these are
swept aside and the thought of the peo-
pie prevails. The people rule, and
public opinion is the power behind the
throne. Therefore, the one need is to
mold that opinion true.-Winona Re-
publican.