St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-19
PRONGS FROM THE TRIPOD,

The country is ready for a prohibitory
fariH on senate spouting.- Pittsburg
Post.
Our belief is that emphatic defeat.
just at this time. is better for silver than
shabby, make-shift compromise.-An
aconda Standard
The pull-back senators are still dis
posed TO regard the country as occupy
ing the position of the eleven obstinate
Jurymen.-New York World.
The upper house in the British par
lament Is the house of lords; the upper
house in the American con gress is the
house of words.-New York Post.
Fusion between the Popullsts and
Democrats is like asphalt paving MKT
ure-the difficulty is in getting the
proper proportions.-De Times. ~
Henry M. Stanley evidently doubts
the Emln Pasha death rumor, else he
would be engaged in telling great stories
OF his own valor. Washington Post.
Another gas we'll has been discovered
at Findley. o. If the vein is followed
I'D 1t is believed it will be found to
have its source in the United States
senate.-St. Joseph News.
The Tucker bill is of very small con-
sequence compared with the bill now
before the senate. and it can be easily
laid aside if the Republicans seek to
use 1t as an obstruction.-Ne York
Times.
jerry Simpson is as mild-mannered
man as ever attempted to ScutUIe the
ola political parties, and the impression
that he eats plutoerat every morning
for breakfast is erroneouS.-Wa
ton Post.
Public opinion does not affect the SEN
ate as quickly as it does the house. but
even the senate is reached by it. That
body cannot daily with the repeal cues
ton much lOnger.-St. Louis Globe;
Democrat.
Mr.. Cleveland will not have to refer
to the family Bible to find out what
year that baby girl was born in. 1t was
the same year that his extra session
threw Oft few remarks on finances
Pittsburg Dispatch.
Any sort of a compromise would have
the moral effect of a great victory for
the silverites. Hence the president is
right in insisting on unconditional re-
peal before any further legislation is
talked aDout.-IndianapoIis News.
The senators should be taught that
they are servants paid servantS-not
masters. Let the demand for repeal be
so loud and so urgent that they will be
brought to their SenseS.-Philadelphia
Inquirer.
Congress ought to decide quickly that
it will not PROSTATE industries auy
further. Buff it intends to make war
on home Industries at all, the sooner its
exact purpose is disclosed the better
for all parties concerned. New York
Tribune.
The next boomer movement will be
IN
dian might as well make up his mind
that he has lost his grip on ANYTHING
and everything on this continent that
white man thinks worth havlng,-St.
Louis Chronicle.
We dou't know whether to give the
credit to Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland. but
the presidents babies are happily
named. Ruth and Esther go we'll to-
gether, and they are short, sensible and
non-partiSan names.-Richmond Dis
patch.
In opening his Ohio campaign with
speech OH strictly national affairs. Gov.
Mckinley indicates clearly that, like
ingalls,, he proposes to use his state as a
stepladder wherewith to climb into
more profitable job in Washington.
Philadelphia Record.
A few days ago Andrew Carnegie ey-
interference with the high protective
tariff, and now one William Mckinley.
of Ohio, echoes the sentiment 1t is also
understood that Satan is preparing a
proclamation reproving sin.-St. Louis
Republic.
The duties on sugar, tea and coffee
need not be reimposed. The deficit
can be met with an income tax, which
will not only fill the hole already made
in the treasury, but enable the Demo
cratic congress to cut deep into MANY
other import taXes.-St. Louis Post
Dispatch.
For five weeks or more congress has
kept the wires hot with frothy rhetoric.
and the prospect now is that there will
be no let-up on senatorial courtesy
gable. But there is a day of reckoning
i'll the dim, but not very distant future.
when a good many men with senatorial
dignity may find themselves buried
under landslide.-Omaha Bee
Baby Ruth and Baby Ruth's baby
Sister are all right. They are a nice,
sweet. blessed pair of babies, Just like
many another pair-lust like many
thousands of other pairs. God bless
'em, ami may they never know the
world of rot that has been written about
then.-SiouX City journal.