St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-07
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.

The Crookston Times heartily and en-
Enthusiastically indorses the Wilson bill
We want to see S. Nj. Owen in the
senate of the United StateS.-Sleepy
Eye Herald.
The Gayl r d Hub Endorses the Wilson
bill as The thing wanted tor the pros
perity Of the state.
Unless Duluth iron men have been
obtaining money under false pretenSes,
their mines need no proiection.-Be de's
Budget.
A tariff for revenue is a tariff that will
reduce the revenue, as is illustrated by
the latest bit of tariff tinkering.-Duluth
Herald.
just at present it is hard to decide
whether il is the ministers or the mayor
who is running Minneapolis.-Red
Reyeille.
The Democratic tariff bill in its pres
ent form ought to satisfy the most radi-
cal tariff reformer.-Wheaton Gazette
Reporter.
The Mankato Free Press regards the
wilson bill monstrosity which will
neither afford protection nor yield a
revenue.
Ii the uncertainty about the final COM
plexion of the new tariff bill were only
ore. the iron men would feel better
Duluth Herald.
We do not believe there is more
popular Democrat in the state. Major
BALDWIN for governor, we Say.-Red
Lake Falls Gazette.
The Buffalo Gazette thinks Editor
Johnson, of the ST. Peter Herald, would
be the proper Democrat to run against
Nelson for governor next fall.
The nnyu tariT done fbo
trusts. monopoiies and bounty grabbers,
but the great mass of the people will
approve of it.-itasca County News.
Those who thought the national DEM
oeratic platform of 1892 meanin gless
document now realize how badly they
were MISREPRESENTATION Times.
With cheap dinner pail ana cheap
champagne, perhaps he Qhe American
laborer) will not grumble at low wages
and little food.-Winona Republican.
The Chicago platform declared against
the doctrine of protection and i'll favor
of tariff for revenue only, and the
Wilson tariff bill is letter and spirit
strictly in accordance herewith
Peter Herald.
Before year has passed we shall
wonder. in our renewed prosperity, at
the faulty that ever made possible so
violent an interference with the laws OF
trade as the now eXis ting taritf.--WI-
mona Herald.
The Big Stone journal, speaking of
the Wilson bill, says: awhile the re-
ductionS are sweeping and the free list
long, yet even Republicans of this
Northwest are willing to see the ex-
pertinent tried.''
The Brainerd Journal, discussing the
Wilson bill, says: I'VE want to see this
bill passed without delay, and with lit
tie or no amendment. We believe it
will give the country the greatest pros
perIty ever known"
No senator from the West stands
higher today than w. d. Washburn. 1t
would be a piece of Stupendous folly to
turn him down for new and untried
man, no matter how able and brilliant.
st. Cloud Journal.
Evidently Saltwater lumbermen do
not Intend to go out of business because
of the Wilson bill. The Gazette says:
ut doesn't look like very hard times in
Saltwater when lumber firms are able
to pay $4,000 spot cash for tract of
pine land"
This country is already far advanced
towards the lead in manufacturing
Notwithstanding the handicap which
the duty on raw materials places upon
our manufactured articles, they are
forcing their way into foreign markets.
st. Cloud Times.
The Duluth Commonwealth hopes the
report IS true that tho Republicans in
congress will not delay action on the
tariff bill. and adds: '.It is uncertainty
that hurts. Doubt and delay mean dis
tress, where change accomplished would
Involve but little discomfort"