St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-23
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foiiticS aud business are getting badly
| mixed up in congress, and but one result
! can ensae. business as usual must come
i'll bad second. Morris Tribune.
The Irish never had much cause to
| love or admire the British peerage, aud
they have less than ever since the vote
| on the home rule i'll was taken in the
house of lords.-Le Sueur News.
! 1t my be that the GLOBE is mistaken,
and that is demagogism that mostly
| ais the tall Sycamore of the Wabash, ..
rather than tImidity.-Chatfield Demo
crat.
Let us not be severe in our criticisms
l. on the senate. There are many phases
I pr the question, and great many points
| that require skillfUl handling. : Wa
| DaSha Herald.
s. Ihe Sherman bill was compromise
and choice of evils, and Mr.. Cleveland
! Is right In demanding that there shall
be no more Of that kind of business
Mankato Review.
I President Cleveland NAV have an
! otIIer girl added to his family as often
as he likes, but we have no four or five
columns to devote To Splurging over the
eyeDt.-Brownsviile Citizen.
Senator Stewart says that it is Mrs.
Stewart. not himself, who is Interested
| IN silver mines. This reminds us of the
| Way-Adam sought TO explain his de-
unqnency. = Rochester Record and
| Union.
The United States senate is probably
| very ariStocratic and in some respects
| honorable body, but what we need
mostly Is horse sense, and they lack this
IN good many wayS.-Dakota County
Tribune
President Cleveland gave congress
his wild horSes-a spicy lecture Monday,
i'll his speech during the centennial eel
eoratIOn. But it's seed sown on stony
ground, and Will never take root
Hokah Chief.
1t is somewhat remarkable that there
Is not enough of nonpartisanship, OF
patriotism and honesty in congress at
least to decree free trade in everything
controlled by the trusts.-Freeborn
County Standard.
IL is evident that the senators in
congress do not care to legislate, but
simply show their ability for blowing
out gas" But wait, blowing out too
much gas must be the political death of
: a good many.-Carver Free Press.
just as soon as it became known that
the president had adopted the Repub-
lean financial policy and that he leaned
on the Republicans IN congress to help
/ him administer 1t. the financial condi-
ton began to mprOye.-Blue Earth City
Post.
! lit never rains but it pours." While
we are right in the midst of this furious
wagglng of senatorial jaws. Charley
Mitchell arrives on the scene and starts
up the CUFF and bluff of all the pugilists.
Where will all this end?-Scott County
Argus.
1t is not very often that party does
all 1t can to make votes for the Gpposi-
ton. 5ut that Is Just what the Demo-
cratic party is doug at present. They
are doing more for the Republicans
! than all the campaign workers can do
Mankat0 Free Press.
Ii some of the heavy pensions paid to
rich men in public life and out of it
could be taken away and given to Grip
pied soldiers who are poor and deserve
ana need aid from the government, an
ideal feature in pension reform would
be achieved. Fertile journal.
Senator Teller is very able man, but
he made mistake when he SAID that
! newspapers do not represent public
sentiment. And in accusing them of
being run solely to make money, the
senator shows the necessity they are
under to represent correctly the opinions
OF their supporters. = Dodge County
Democrat.