St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-21
THE STATE PRESS.

senatorial courtesy be d-d."-Red-
wood Reveille.
Senatorial courtesy. And the grave
old senators sit up nights to work it.
Funny enough.-W aseca Radical.
The demoitition of the senate is
long way around to get rid of the Oh
structionists. - Duluth Commonwealth.
The federal election laws have not
prevented the practical eXtirpatlOn of
the Republican party in the South
Blue Earth City Post.
The movement that has been started
by farmers in the Red river valley to
secure lower freight rates on wheat is
an effort i'll right direction CrookSton
Times.
st. Paul is overrun with ruffians, and
soon the accumulated vIllaiDy that gath
cred in Chicago this summer will be
turned loose on the cOuRtry.-Duluth
Commonwealth.
Through all the wrangling that is 60
ing is seen only the form of the truck
ling politician, craftsmanship being
conspicuous by its entire ABSENCE
Mankato Free Press.
1t is becoming more and more appar-
ent every day that the policy of the
Democratic administration is to undo
the work of the Republican party
Graceville Transcript.
The unconditional repeal bill is al
most certain to be defeated in the house
of its professed friends. The Demo-
cratic chickens are coming home to
roost.-Winona Republican.
Many a man has sat in a game of
poker longer than thirty-nine hours at a
stretch. and not felt that he had done
ANYTHING phenomenal from the physical
ndpoint.-Fergus Falls Journal.
If the people meet everywhere and
give voice to their feelings over the
non-action of the senate upon the re-
peal bill, the senate will find way to
get to vote.-Duluth News-Trlbune.
In the opinion of the Sun the time for
penny postage is not at hand, therefore
the postmaster general could better en-
ploy his time by making clean sweep
of the fourth class pOStmaSters.- Spring
Valley Sun.
Wheat is still going down. while hogs
and cattle are going up. Would it not
be we'll to diminish the acreage of wheat
for the coming year? Then perhaps
wheat may begin to pay the producer
Belle Plaine Herald.
A man in town states that he has
husked eighty bushels Of corn in ten
hours, and claims he can do it again.
At that rate six men, each provided with
peg, would rattle out $50 bushels in
day.-St. Peter Tribune.
BY all means letthe vice president alb
dicate the chair temporarily in favor of
Mr.. Hill, and then let Mr.. Voorhees,
screw up his courage to the sticking
point and ask that the question be put.
Duluth Evening Herald.
Mankato authorities have let the con-
tract for the erection of a quarantine
hospital. 1t will be located on Bunker
hill, where unfortunate patients can see
st. Peters pearly gates to good advan-
tage.-Blue Earth City Post.
If the worlds fair awards go for any
thing, we have been given another
guarantee that New Ulm flour is as good
as any in the world. In this respect she
follows the lead of her state, for Mime
sofa won more prizes on -four than any
state in the Union, in fact four times as
many.-New Ulm Review.
Mr.. Hill is right. Men are sent to
congress in representative capacity; it
is their duty to take part in the deliber-
atoms of the bodies to which they are
assigned, and simply because a measure
does not meet their approval they have
no right to retard or defeat the will of
clearly defined majority. - Mankato
Daily Review.