St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-24
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.

sight i'll the recent elections Anoka
Union.
Poor Grover. Gresham told him the
plaguey old gun wouldn't kick.-Buf-
falo journal.
Judging from the election returns,
total disability" didn't keep the old
soldiers from voting.-Le Sueur News.
The Popuiist party is. it seems. in
danger OF becoming depopulated every
where except III Observation-Disclosures
Star.
Without his bill Mckinley is man of
magnificent ability, and would make an
ideal candidate for Observation-Disclosures
Union.
Mckinley has made himself target
for his rivals, who have ample time
within which to do the killing Off
Winona Herald.
If the Cleveland administration has
any Intention OF meddling further with
Hawaii it would better not.-Duluth
Commonwealth.
the tariff. If they do not knock out
McKinleyism it Will knock them out
Albert Lea Standard.
The goldocracy now is supreme in the
world and will continue to be so long as
the rulers of nations and the people
Submlt.-Albert Lea Standard.
with bold protection front, the Re-
publican party will win in 1896. With
the halfway sort defeat is possible and
almost Inevitable. -Auoka Union.
If the state of Minnesota should be-
come vast potatoe field instead of
vast wheat field, its farmers would be
more prosperous Moorhead News.
The country should not annex the
Islands, but that is no good reason why
we should be bolstering up a queen,
and helping establish a monarchy.-
WaSeca Radical.
A party that has survived quarter
OF century of uninterrupted defeat
need have no concern about the set
back attending the recent election
Mankato Review.
Larry Neal does not chew, smoke.
drink or swear, and is not even married,
and how he expected to be elected gov
efnor OF OHIO IS beyond comprehension.
Duluth Herald.
The silver men in congress threaten
to continue the silver fight at the regu-
lar session. The country has had sutti-
cient silver debate for one congress-
st. Cloud Times.
On the tariff question, on the money
question, and on the Hawaiian question
the president and his secretary of state
seem to be very friendly to England
Caledonia Journal.
Wheat has been steadily dropping in
price since the elections of Nov. z. If
the Republicans can derive any salts
faction flom this they are welcome to it.
-Perham Bulletin.
TO repeal the odlous Mckinley bill
should be the first care of the Demo-
cratic party. This the party promised,
and less Will not satisfy the people,
Belle PLANE Herald.
President Cleveland deserves the
thanks OF the wise people of the coun-
try for his patriotic conduct in the
restoration of Queen LIiuokalapi in
Hawaii.-Belle Plaine Herald.
In the Hawaiian game of chess, Presi-
dent Cleveland has played his queen too
soon and he Will ind prompt check
mate in the determined opposition of
this nation.-AuStin Transcript.
BY the time the ways and means
committee hears from each of the four
quarters there will be precious little left
to reduce that will not have been
branded "IoucI 1t Ii you dare" -Morris
Tribune.
he mayor of Minneapolis has been
asked to take the ministers of that city
into partnership with him in the bust
ness OF running the city's affairs, but.
strange to say, he declines their Offer
LIE Sueur News.
1t is now in order for the Minnesota
board of worlds fair managers to give
an account of that S150.00O. The people
have a right and want to know where
and how the appropriated money was
disposed of.-Hokah Chief.
You might just as we'll expect cam
nlbal to refuse to pick the bones of q fat
missionary as to expect fanatical pro-
hibitlonlst to heed the lesson (of the
electi0nSh They are not built that
way.-Grauite Falls journal.
The city ordinances are PLAIN. When
the saloonkeeperS accepted their IL
censes they made specific contract to
keep closed on Sundays. A positive
firm order of our mayor would stop up
every saloon door. Austin Transcript.
Some of the newspaper men are of
the opinion that Bob Dunn would be a
good candidate for state auditor. We
haven't any idea that he would object
TO the honor and no doubt would make
first class officer.-StiIlwater. Gazette.
The GLOBE has an editorial on the
Hawaiian matters under the head 1.-The
Gun Was Loaded" The administration
found this out several days ago. and
now wishes it hadn't been in the rear
of it when it klcked.--Mankato Free
Press.
There is no use in shutting your eyes
to the fact that there is a continued
contraction of business and steady
increasing stringency, depression and
dizziness of trade and finances the
equal of which has never before been
known A ihnrt I Stapdord
The Democratic committee. not hav-
ing learned anything by the late great
political deluge, are still busy WhitfIlny
with the tariff to cut down the wages of
the working classes. All right-they are
only driving the nails deeper into the
political coffin of the Democratic party.
st. Peter Tribune.
The St. Cloud Times commenGs the
Following sentiment, said to have been
addressed by Whitney 10 Mr.. Cleye-
land III relation to his message: That
for the business interests Of the country
he should outline the administrationis
policy completely in his Forthcoming
message to congress.
The Alabama Democrats object 70
reduction OF the tariff on coal and ron
says the Waseea Radical, and adds: the
Louisiana sugar growers object lust as
strongly against taking off the bounty
Oh sugar. And the Texas sheep grow
efs say they Will jump the party if
protection is taken off WOOL What Will
the harvest be?
Speaking of the ministers attack on
Mayor Eustis, the Winona Republican
says: "They mean we'll. but 1t is safe to
say that 10 one OF them, if put in Mayor
Eustls' place, would accomplish one
fr0nd hoc
done. Tie shoemaker usually does well
tn stick To his Last -