St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-20
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.
Gov. Boies seems to have lost hi
rabbits foOt.-Ihe AppeaI.

Gov. Boies seems to have lost his
rabbits foot.-The Appeal.
AS silver and wheat go down. rates of
interest go up.-Pipestoae Farmers
Leader.
Tawney should be allowed to serve.
one full term, then go to practictng
law. jackson Republic.
He was wise who said it was more
politics than Stringency that allied this
country.-MarShall Messenger.
The closer the Democratic party is to
the people the greater it Is and the
stronger its victories.-Winona Herald.
Some congressman probably find the.
recess too short to enable them to square
themselves with their constituents
Marshall Messenger.
Nc KlnleY's presidential bread Is. all
dough, now that he has been indorsed
by that national hoodoo, Murat Hal
stead.-CrOokston Times.
Will some competent authority kindly
tgure out the benefit the country will
derive from boom in Wall street
ulation?-Marshall Messenger.
The Pipestone Farmers Leader rises to-
remark: A bank of issue is an enemy
TO Tree government, no matter whether
chartered by government or by state.
EuStiS' boom for governor? Are his
bloodhounds making still hunt for the
prize, or has he dropped out altogether?
-Wadena Pioneer.
The representatives of the party at
Washington have nothing to lose bv
living up to the standards of the plat
form by enforcing its plankS by legisIa-
ton. -Winona Herald.
Bob Dunn can have ANYTHING he
wants. He is qualified to fill any office
from United States senator down, and
is one of the most popular men in the
state.-Anoka Herald.
The administration will doubtless find
that the work of restoring to power a
rotten and corrupt monarchy will not
prove to he much of feather in its cap.
-Mankato Free Press.
The Democrats are talking now OF
taxing incomes. A couple of years
more like the last few months and
there will be mighty few incomes to
taX.-Jackson Republic.
Already the papers who fife in the in
terests of the gold bondocracy are pre-
pairing to drive congress into the issue
OF gold bonds ito save the treasury and
country. "-Waseca Herald.
Speaking of Gov. Boies, the Wadena
Pioneer says: He bobbed up once too
often,a and now an available presidential
candidate for the Democrats has
dropped with heavy, dull thud.
A large batch of Republicans of this
state will be laid aside-if Democratic
harmony should happen to seize the
party long enough for the president to
make the appointments.-Red Wing
Journal.
While congress is keeping the China
man out, it would be well to keep out
also the criminal and vicious of the i'm
migrants of lighter complexion who are
coming in by the Atlantic pOrts.-Ro-
chester Post.
The st, Peter Herald dominates
Judge e. E. Flandrau, of st. Paul, as
the Democratic candidate for governor
next year. Isn't 1t little previous,
with long, cold winter just setting in?
Hastings Gazette.
With Menage and Scheig and FLOYD
IN the tolls. the embeZzling and swind--
ling epidemic receives a severe Set
back. 1t will be easy. to choose be-
tween liberty and life behind the bars,
Red Lake Falls Gazette.
The republicans won, but it makes no
difference with the times. Interest is
just as high, money is not to be had,
usury is still the rule, the price of coal
is out of sight and freight is the same
old tigure.-Crookston Tribune.
An enthusiastic Republican Of this
burg is willing to bet that eX-Lieut.
Gov. Rice will be the Republican CAN
didate for congress in the Seventh dis
trict at the next election, and that he
will be Winner-Willmar Republican,
Gazette.
There are many Democrats who are
in favor OF free trade on everything eX-
cept that one important industry in
which they are deeply lnterested-lum-
Der. On lumber they want protection.
and want it seven boards high.-Still-
water Gazette.