St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-16
STATE PRESS NOTES.

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The United States senate has proved
10 be almost - obSasele. IS 10 any
earthly Use as The upper house Of
hereditary niBc0s4 poop legislators Of
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Fertile Journal
That the Democrats party Is nos q
cons = ictiSe party : again SaoWD by lis
desire 20 20 back 20 tie destructive pDl-
icy OF wildcat stxte eaBkS-AzBkaio
Free Press
Viewed in the light Of the present.
either Mckinley or Reed must lead the
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either the Democracy has nothing 20
feaE--Earlbaait Pilot
II NckinIeyism is wrong then LEI the
Democratic party TeIegate ii 10 the past
and reap is just reward foE having Iui-
FLIED lis premise and relieved the cOan-
try Of an unjust and oppressive system
OF neutrality-suspicious. Press.
One cannot help adniring the ua-
compromising attitude President Cieye-
land takes in favor of honest money. If
lie was Only as sound on the tariff
question he would be a pretty gy,ei
Republican - SheFbaTae County Star
News
The iraitorous bankers OF New York
sent the gold out of the country TO bleed
the people and force Al issue Of gold
bonds upon which they could hank.
Now the West is calling the gold bac K
at 4 fearful Ioss.-Pipes,oRe Farmers
Leader.
Oh. for enc day OF TON Reed and mis-
rules in the senate 1t would be
enough to give these silver senators and
their eternal talk an eTectusl QGietuS.
VIII DIR. voorhees, please apply little
or DIT. Giadstoae'S cloture remedy?-
Duluth Tribune.
The Republican senator or represent
aSthS HbO fVtCS win tAC bCtlfOEl dlS
when they are right-and they are right
sometimes. strange as it may sound
deserves praise instead OF the censure
administered in some QuarteTs.-Dodge
County Republican,.
Democratic editors ought to be able
to veHt their spleen upon the opposi-
ton, instead of upon prominent Demo
Gratis. 1t might not be so satisfactory
personally, to a few of them. but il
would be more beneficial to the party NJ
large.-Giencoe Enterprise.
The different religious of the world
are holding a convention i'll Chicago
this week TO see if they cannot lay out
one broad, eommon-sense highway to
Paradise, They could not have select
ed & more distant point to start from
than Chicago. NewS-Ledger.
The Republican statesman who an
nounces that ne will not lend his coun-
sci to the times because the Democrats
may be g Shrewd partisan, but he is not
q sincere and broad minded lover of his
country.-Rock County News.
Even senate composed so largely of
people-be-damned miliionalreS. pocket
borough representatives and crazy Pop
uiists will finally want 10 seek refuge
from public contempt in reasonably
early action on the question at hand.
And how the vote will be when il is
taken, nobody can doubt.- Winopa Her
aid.
1t was Comptroller Eckeis' chiefest
business few days ago to order the
suspension and examination of national
banks in various parts of thu country.
He is more agreeahlY occupied now IN
notifying the country of numerous
bank reSamptionS.-Roch Record
aud Union.
The Democrat believes that the ten
dency to concentrate everything into a
few large cities will change Already
city life begins to lose its alluremepts.
1t is no longer considered the best life.
People of wealth, refinement and edu-
cation seek other abodeS. = Chatfield
Democrat.
The women OF Kansas will have
good deal of outside sympathy in their
fight for suffrage this fail. There is a
popular impression that the state could
hardly be worse governed than it is
now. and that petticoat government
might he something of relief.-Brain-
erd Tribune.
The fault which must ever be charged
to Commissioned Lochren is that he. i
Union soldier, accepted the position as
commissioner of pensions and per
10 dictate his policy. Himself loyal
man, holding offies under a dislUyal
administration. his position called for
more force of character than he seems
to posSeSS-Luyerne Herald