St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-11
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.

The st. Peter Herald reports improve
meDts IN st. Peter for the present year
aggregate Sl21.1So.
Bob Dunn is winner in the pine land
suit. Now you can be state auditor,
BOb.-Renville Star Farmer.
The saloJnS will close when the peo-
pie are educated not to patroniZe them
and not berore.-St. Cloud journal
Press.
Ihe Democrats were put there to re-
duce the tariff. and IL they don't do it
there will be big howl.-Lake Benton
Times.
Perhaps the most striking feature of
the Wilson bill is Its freedom from. sec
tIonalism and partisanship.-No
County Democrat.
The message throughout is conserva-
tive, and cannot fail to meet the aD-
pIoval OF fair-minded men of all par
tleS.-JackSoD Pilot.
The Inspiration which moved the
placing OF coal on the free list is one
that VIII make joyful hearts all over the
ceuhtrY.-Le Sueur Sentinel.
Mayor Eustis' gubernatorial boom
was exposed too early in the season.
ana as consequence has been severely
Irost-bltten.-St. James Journal.
Upon the action of this session the
future of the Democratic party for the
next three years at least will main ly de-
pehd .-Hutchinson Democrat.
The st. Peter Herald regards the
pTesloehts message as clear, concise,
PAIN, practical document which will
make MIN stronger with the people.
The man who argues that the "hard
times" would not have come had Har-
flSon been reelected may be ingenious,
but he isn't honest.-St. Cloud Times.
throughout the message is strong and
able. and leaves 10 doubt on any i'm
portant question as to where the admin
istratlon stands.-Faribault Democrat.
The great big bluff of the Republicans
has failed, and the Democratic party
will proceed in safety to bell the pro-
tected mOnopOlist cat.-Scott County
Argus.
Tariff for revenue was the issue upon
winch Democracy won, and the people
have right to know the effects of this
doctrine from actual test.-Wheaton
Gazette.
The Republicans will not undertake
to delay the passage of the bill. as man.
ufacturers want the tariff question set
tied as speedily as poSsible.--Brainerd
Journal.
1t is getting so now that even country
justices have to take cases under
"advlsement" and, later on. "hand
down" their decision.-Fergus Falls
journal.
If the new tariff law goes into effect
soon so that the masses will have its
workings brought home to them, Re-
publlcanism is doomed. - Red Lake
Falls Gazette.
1t is tariff bill for the many, not for
the few. The Democrats who framed it
are true believers in the doctrine of the
greatest good to the greatest number -
Dodge County Record.
Congressman Halls speech on the
repeal OF the Sherman silver bill is
being sent out from state Democratic
headquarters. 1t is interesting and to
the point.-BuffaIo Gazette.
The havoc wrought by Republican
extravaganza must be repaired, and it
Will require wisdom and unseltishnesS
OF high order to successfully meet the
emergency.-Jordan Independent.
Republicans in congress may as we'll
understand that the country is in no
humor to stand any unnecessary length
ening of the tariff debate, either in the
house OF senate.-St. Cloud Times.
When the present tariff is taken off of
lumber, as is proposed by the Wilson
Dill now before congress, the cost of
building in Minnesota ought to be very
materially reduced.-New Ulm News.
That prosperity will follow the adop-
ton of the new tariff, and that it will
be general prosperity. not the prosper
lty OF favored classes, is as certain as
that day follows night.-Crookston
Times.
We hope Congressman McCleary will!
not ask Uncle Sam to waste any money
IN trying to make the Minnesota river
navlgable. 1t is~one of the most i'm.
! practicable schemes ever invented
Martin County Sentinel.
The Spring Valley Vldette says: s'Sta-
tlstlcs show that a mule is worth 81
more on an average than a horse in
| every state except Oregon" The COM
petition of Pennoyer should be taken
into consideration in that state.
We fail to understand why it is that
our able contemporaries throughout the
country are raising such a hubbub over
this income tax bill business; surely
such law could not in the least effect
US newspaper men. Prison Mirror.
Yon Yonson, of the st. Peter Herald,
says wait awhile before placing me so
high on the pedestal OF fame as the
governorship of this great state. .OnIv
another symptom of his fitness. If not
now, in the future.-Buffalo Gazette.
The Anoka Herald, in reviewing the
pine land decision, says: For once
justice and right prevailed, and the
money kings will hereafter be more
careful when they attempt to steal fort
unes from the school children of the
state.
MilliOnaireS, rich men, prominent
public men and those in authority need
to be on the lookout for the crank that
shoots to kill. These are the times that
try mems souls, and they have raised a
great crop of murder9uS cranks.-Fer-
tile journal.
One hay crop from all these farms
would pay every dollar of farm mort
cages i'll the United States, yet the
cranky calamity howlers will try to
make people believe that our farmers
are getting poorer every year.-Douglas
County News.
Secretary Carlisle says truly that the
true friends of silver were those who
voted for repeal, but in the congress
slonal struggle silver soon became a
minor consideration. The real ISSUE
was the right of the majority to rule
st. Paul Appeal.
The LIE Roy Independent says of the
message: lit gave comprehensive re-
sumo of the condition and business of
the country in clear and concise man
ner, that could not we'll be improved
upon, and made some very pertinent
recommendations"
The papers which would read Frank
Day out of his party are behind the
procession up to date. No use talking.
fellows, this is an age when men are
going to exercise the right of individual
opinion. Men will be driven no longer.
st. Peter Herald.
We don't get a two-cent bounty on
every bushel of wheat raised here and