St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-18
WHAT STATE PAPERS SAY.

No one is calling for one cent letter
postage, and Postmaster General Bissell
need NOTICE worried because the reduc-
ton cannot be made.-Duluth Herald.
Free wood, free iron, free coal, but a
tariff on Louisiana sugar and South
Carolina rice. In other words, hit the
North. but protect the South.-Spring
Valley Vidette.
The Leader heartily approves the ap-
pointment of Tams Bixby as CHI airman
of the Republican state central commit
tee. He is the man for the place.
Montevideo Leader.
President Cleveland has been reeeiv-
ing more nearly unanimous indorse-
ment from the Republican than from
the Democratic press during the past
three months.-Tracy Trumpet.
Minnesota's two senators were on
hand at every roll call, and if Cleve-
lands Democrats had been as good
stayers as they the Sherman law would
have been repealed. st. Cloud Journal
Press.
Farmers in this neck of the woods
are going into diversified farming more
every year. The farm ers are speculat-
ors too, and there are some very sharp
ones among them. West Concord En-
terorise.
governor, has been selected as chairman
OF the Republican central committee
Gov. Nelson's senatorial campaign is
already Commonwealth Mobiles County
Democrat.
If the business interests of the coun-
try must be sacrificed in the interests
or the Sllvermi owners it is high time
movement was stared to elect senator's
by vote of the peopIe.-Thief River
Falls News.
The action of the Southern Democ-
racy III the house in repeating the fed
eral election law is eQualed only by the
action OF the same party III the senate,
delaying Legislation OIL the silver queS-
tion.-Big Stone journal.
Secretary Hoke Smith acknowledges
that he has made over q, 600 mistakes by
restoring to the pension roll like num-
Der of suspended pensioners, whom he
laid off.-Mankato Free Press.
For our part we want currency
which will be full. legal tender for
poor and rich alike, and which shall be
entirely under the control of the gov
eminent, without the interposition of
banks of issue.-Waseca County Herald.
The people should be forewarned, and
if they do not heed and realize the
danger now of having no national stat
uteS for securing purity of the ballot,
they Will ere long. in our opinion, be
suffering the consequence Of inaction.-
Madelia Times.
The most rabid Republican advocate
or centralized national government
becomes states rights man of the
strictest school when it is proposed that
congress shall make an appropriation
for the cyclone sufferers in the south
st. Cloud Times.
j. Adam Bede, the brilliant Demo-
cratic editor of Bede's Budget, is the
leading candidate for the Office of United
States marshal of Minnesota. Adam is
true-blue Democrat, and his long and
faithful work for the party entities him
TO the plum.-Carlton County Vidette.
1t seems passing strange that, though
Minnesota has carried off numerous
building stone awards at the worlds
fair, the board of regents should have
found it necessary to send to Ohio quar-
rieS for the material to be used In the
new university library buildng.-Wa-
dena Tribune.
The Democrats have much to say
about the peril to the liberties of the
American people from one source and
another. If they really believed the lib
critics of the people are i'll danger they
A strong draught is always dangerous
to the health.-Mankato Free Press.
st. Paul and Minneapolis use over
S3.000,000 worth of shoes per year, yet
the home factories furnish but very
small part of the goods. The money
which should remain at home is thus
sent East for goods no better than those
made at home, and the employees are
now out of work.-H oWard Lake Her
aid.
The sight of the mighty pumpkin, the
massive but somewhat SuulleSS cabbage
and the buShel of StatueSque rutabagaS
inspired the orator of the day at the
Itasca fair to flights of eloquence and
poeSy never before heard within the
confines Of that large and respected
comfy. and filled him 0he oratOr)'with
amazement at the realities of the uni
verse and the possibilities of our race"
-Cloquet Pine Knot.
We have grown to be one of the most
powerful countries on the face of the
earth; can lick anybody or anything
that comes TO see us; can outSail the
yachts of England or any other seaport;
have more bum baseball players than
all the countries combined; have the
fastest horses the world ever knew, the
Arabian flyers moi excepted, we ave
Republicans, Democrats, Prohibition
lists, PopulistS, fools and idiots. We
are the proud posSessOrS of the hand
soonest girls and smartest boys the
world ever produced. We have a
worlds fair that SO far eXcels anything
ever before held that we haven't time to
make a comparison. -Stiilwate Ga
Zette.