St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-04
PRoNGs FROM THE TRIPOD.

ton HOSt.
What the United States senate needs
is vigorous rear end collision with the
boot toe OF American public opinion
Philadelphia Press.
The Chicago board of trade men do
not like to deal in futures when crazy
man with a revolver furnishes them
Omaha World-Herald.
The Washington base ball nine may
object to being called 1.-The Senator's
pretty soon unless the honorable senate
braces up.-Boston Globe.
How will a Democratic bimetallist
ever explain why he followed tamely the
LEAD of Republican silver monometal-
ists?-St. Louis Republic.
Speaking of Il revival of confidence, it
will take great deal to bring about
restoration of public confidence in the
senate.-W Washington Star.
Nothing that Senator Cameron said
IN his free coinage speech will dissipate
the theory that this is great year for
freaks.-Philadelph Inquirer.
Taking off the hat is sign of courtesy
almost everywhere. but it is only in the
senate that this is the case with talking
through t.-Philadelphia Times.
Senator Cameron is consistent III one
respect. When Pennsylvania secures
special legislation special legislation
should not be denied to Nevada.-New
York World,
We desire to call the attention of the
Republican brethren to the fact that
their party had an opportunity to repeal
the Sherman law last year.-Atlanta
Constitution.
The latest would-be train robbers
didn't know the train was loaded, and
they suffered the consequences that so
frequently befall such ignorance
Boston Herald.
The mistake was that the Republicans,
in carrying ont the federal election
laws, went too far. They should have
been just carried out and buried
Philadelphia Times.
The best in Senator Stewards speech
the other day was the quotation from
President Cleveland's address at the
centennial celebration of the capitol
indianapolis News.
Wearing an eyeglass no more inca
pacltates Van Allen as an envoy than
having no hair diSqualifies Senator Hill
from legiSlating on Indian Matters
Philadelphia Times.
Foreign noblemen may adore the
ground an American girl walks on, but
If it comes to marriage, it's well for her
to keep the title to it in her own name.
Philadelphia Times.
Mr.. Cleveland's exceptional qualficu-
tons for leadership in the Democratic
party are at last accounted for. He was
at one time engaged i'll teaching the
blind.-Cleveland Leader.
A Philadelphia cable car struck man
and knocked him speechless. Our cable
cars have hit good many people, but
have not yet had the luck to strike
senator.-Washington News.
The senate rules are all right for or
binary purposes. The trouble is the
trainers of them overlooked the possibili-
ties for evil of such men as Senator
Stewart.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
President Cleveland's letter to Gov.
Northern has reassuring ring, and
will have marked influence in bolster
ing up the industries and business of
the country.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
From the manner in which Lord
is safe to assert that that gentleman did
not neglect to pay visit to the Barney
stone before leaving Ireland.-Milwau-
kee Journal.
The speech which Don Cameron de-
llyered in the United States senate
leads to a suspicion that the modern
March of the Cameron Men" is some
thing like falling down stairs MilWau-
kee journal.
When even silver senators, like VOL
colt. taunt the majority with neglecting
means within its reach for forcing a vote
on the repeal bill. it is time to sub
stitute courage for ourtesy.-Louisville
COurier-JOurnal.
Ward McAllister says that society in
dorSes the appointment of Van Allen.
a. Ao1
thing to make it feel better after the
panic, and this is the size and shape of
it.-Atlanta Constitution.
Will President Cleveland be indie
pendent enough to withstand the de-
mand of the Democratic newspapers
that he withdraw the nomination of MIR.
Van Allen as ambassador to Italy?
That is the latest question.-Omaha
Bee.
There are some gentlemen in the SEN
ate who have learned ere this that
monkeying with the buzz saw of popular
opinion among their constituents is a
fatal foolishness. The name OF the
latest is j. Dennis CamerOn.-PhiladeI-
phia Press.
The spectacle of our own George
Fithian and Mr.. Elijah Adams Morse
shaking their fists at each other and
bandying an epithet that commonly
goes with black eye was not edifying,
but that is true of most of the scenes
reported from the house of representa-
tives.-Chicago Evening Post.
For state that has less than quarter
the population of Detroit and that is
diminishing instead of growing, Nevada
is cutting a very wide swath in the
United States senate. There is some
force in the suggestion that its annexa-
ton to Utah would be a good thing
Detroit Free Press.
If Senator Stewart insists on chasing
himself around the block with the
johnny Bull specter and furnishes all
of the wind and muscle for the perform
ance. why, it is the senator's right and
privilege to keep it up. But he must
not-complain because others decline to
Join the panic.-Washington Post.
Andrew Carnegie declares that he IS
not pleased with the evident determine
ton of the Democrats to interfere with
the high protective tariff, Mr.. Carnegie
should remember that the Democrats
were placed in power especially to dis
please one Andrew Carnegie in this
Question.-Omaha World-Herald.
Perhaps if every member of the senate
speeches now being made in that body a
vote would not De delayed. We suspect
that closure would become popular
under such circumstances. But nobody
cares to advocate such violent meas
ures.-St. Louis Republic.
The senate must be reformed. 1t
must do away with its traditions, and
constitute itself in fact what it was in
tended to be by those who made it a part
of our government, representative
body. 1t does not now represent the
people; it does not represent the states.
1t undertakes to obstruct the will of
both.-Boston Herald.
If Mr.. Cleveland will not declare his
policy about Hawaii, and is reticent
about other administrative affairs, there
is no reason why Mrs. Cleveland
shouldn't give out some information
about Baby Esther. There isn't mother
in the land who is not interested in that