St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-02
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.


i, The present activity of the Indiana
Republicans carries strOag suggestion
of preparation for 1S96.-Hokah Sun.
The bill substantially reduces the tax
on necessaries and raises the duty on
luXuries. which is about as 1t should be.
Brownsville News.
The entire nation demands that con-
gress take prompt action. and we hope
1t Will not daily along as il did with the
silver question.-Jordan Independent
The new tariff bull proposes more
sweeping reductions than were anticl-
pated. The Democrats evidently intend
TO try anu live up to their pledge. =
Milaca Times.
Let us have change by all means,
IL can't be much worse than the dose we
got from Mckinley" says the Hastings
democrat III discussing the features of
the Wilson bill.
1t is always customary to criticise the
administration party, but our Republic
can friends have had so little OppoP-
tunity for practice that they do make
very sorry work of 1t sometiInes.-Ie
Sueur Sentinel
he producer of wheat will only get
square deal when he is permitted to
Duy In the markets of the whole world
without the least hlndrance. Protection
makes the relative value of wheat
cheap.-Wabasha Democrat.
1t Is reform measure with a big r.
4nasmueh as it reduces the duty on
nearly every article and makes large
ADDITION TO the free list, says the Sibley
County Enterprise of the new tariff
Dill, and pronounceS it in line with
Democratic pledges.
The Mckinley bill made sugar free
- ,lafI
with Sugar-producing countries which
Europe had previously enjoyed, but all
ihis is unconstitutional" and the
democracy is nothing if not 'constitu-
tIonai. Window Reporter.
The Pennsylvania iron men are kick
ing because they were not allowed to
arrange the schedule; the sugar men
OBJECT because their bounty will be de-
creased; the lumber kings don't like the
IDEA OF putting their product on the free
list, etc.-Swift County Monitor.
Those Republican papers whose ed
itorS are so loving to the farmers just at
present on account of the pending DEM
oeratic tariff bill, had better reduce the
price of their paper If they fear and
tremoie for the farmer let them show
little of it in a practical way.-Lake
Benton Times.
Honest John and his views have a
strong following in the state, and should
ne consent to become candidate for
united States senator lie would make
thingS decidedly interesting for his Oh
ponentS. even il he hasn't got a 'bar-
ref' TO buy his nomination with.-SIbley
County Enterprise.
The new bill retains many protective
features, but enlarges the free lis
mainly OF articles necessary to enable
the manufacturers of this country to
successfully compete In manufactured
goods with foreign countries that have
tree access TO certain raw Materials
Litchtield Democrat.
The producers OF sugar will 10 doubt
combine with those interested in pro-
lection in the North, aud they will make
hot fight against the bill, and the re-
suit Cannot easily be toretold. 1t is
almost an impossibility to frame Dill
that WILL ut exactly every locality in
THIS great country.-Sauk Rapids Senti-
nel.
The odlGuS silver purchase law has
been repealed, the Hawaiian conspiracy
has been exposed, pension frauds I'M
earthcd by the wholesale, in spite of the
desperate efforts of the Republican
party and the Republican press to sup
press them. McKinIeyism will retire
TO the everlasting shades to join its
partner in corruption, the Sherman
law.-Nobes County Democrat.
Referring to the proposition of Gov.
Waite and others to legislate by the
states on the subject of coinage, the
Winona Herald says: "Persous unac-
customed to the rarefed air of the
heights of PopnlIst constitutional law
will have some difficulty in finding the
exact passage in the constitution of the
United States that authorizes the state
TO make i. e.. coin, money"
The Rushford Star expresses unneces-
sary alarm in the following: 1T may
be said also that nearly every man aud
woman that is receiving salary from
the interior department. and especially
those i'll the pension service, is a spy
upon the veterans" No Union soldier
whose papers show him entitled to
pension has been or VIII be disturbed.
Where they are deficient, inquiry will
be made and the frauds will be dropped.
The Grand Army demands that.