St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-18
STATE PRESS NOTES.

The Republicans In congress are be-
tween the .'devil and the deep sea" on
the repeal of the Sherman law.-ChasSa
Herald
The poor old Silverites are getting ter
rlbly excited now that they begin to see
the people do not want free silver
Granite Falls Journal.
No man occupying the mayors chair
in Minneapolis ever received such I'M
stinted praise as William Henry Eustis.
1t is deserved. too.-Anoka Union.
Newspapers being always used to
hard times, know how to bear the pres
ent general condition of things with
eqlanimity.-Du News. Tribune.
The TorrenS system of land transfers
would be SO complicated as to make it
necessary to call in a lawyers services
for every transfer. -Taylor's Falls Jour-
nal.
+ The greatest enemy at the present
time is the wiseacre who goes around
shaking his wise head and trying to
create want of confidence in business
matterS.-Belle Plaine Herald
Though gratifying toRepublicanS gen.
orally, the presidents truthful charac
terlZation OF the present silver law has
clearly proved offensive to many of his
political associates -Winoha Repub-
lIcan.
Still the silver debate goes on in con-
greSS. But if the congressman imagine
that the people are reading their
speeches they are badly mistaken. The
weather is hot and life is short. Duluth
Herald.
More aggravating than even the finan
clal squeeze is the haunting tone of the
Canadian press, which invites fright
tn larir fbai
over and deposit it in Canadian banks.
-Rushford Star.
England talks of resuming silver coin
age for India on ratio OF "a to l. All
the solid countries are on gold basis,
and as soon as the United STAGES gets
there the better for all except those
who own silver mines .-Wateryilie Adj
vance.
The financial skies are getting
brighter. Europe wants our crous, it
must have them, and is now returning
gold to this country by the millions.
The West will share in the benefits, and
it will furnish liyening impetus to
Observation-Disclosures Lea Standard.
The GLOBE contradicts the rnmor
that Editor ParadiS is moving heaven
and earth to locate the capitol i'll the
Midway Plaisance. Why not locate it
would eclipse the Oriental dances as
drawing card.-Minnesota Mascot.
What is the use of two weeks talk on
silver in congress? The matter has
been discussed and rediscussed for two
years or more, and the people have
heard all they want to on the subject.
What is needed is 4 vote. More voting
and less wind is what talks. Waseca
Radical.
Cong ressman McCleary, our Second
district congressman, is booked for a
speech in the silver debate in the house.
He viii argue for single basis, and
we venture that he will acquit himself
with honor to his constituents. the state
and the nation.-St. Peter Tribune.
In the present debate on the silver
question we see that Congressman J. Il.
McCleary, of this district, is on the list
tor speech. Go in Mac; give them
little of "the pitiless pelting of public
opinion" that is abroad III Southern
Minnesota. You are the peer of the
best.-Blue Earth City Post.
Republicans are cock-sure that the
Democrats in congress must necessarily
abandon tariff reform in order to
restore confidence" This is simply
generalization, however, as they have
not as yet named single prominent
Democrat, In or out of congress, who
advocates the abandonment of tariff
reform. Mobiles County DEMOCRAT.
Congressman jim Tawney, of this
district. has appointed Fred \. Vandu-
zee, of Luverne. his private secretary.
Mr.. Vanduzee is a Populist, and was
elected by the Democrats and PopuliSts
as secretary of the senate two years ago.
Evidently our own Jim cannot find a
20 N n ri ri0
tent to fill the place. Demo
crat. -'' 49,
When congress assembled, followed
by the brave and patriotic message of
the president, the hope was strong that
that body would do something in the
way of legislation to relieve the finan-
cial condition of the country and re-
store confidence. This expectation had
most salutary influence upon the coun-
try. and marked improvement was
noticeable.-M ankato Review.