St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-15
PRoNGS FROM THE TRIPOD.

The silver debate may be kept up till
some senator OF other dies of old age.
1t certainly won't be from iockja
Philadelphia Times.
There is nothing more patheticaiy pre-
mature than the faint. Pickering presi-
dental booms which appear thus early
IN the season.-W ashingtOn Star.
Between the national and the state
bank. the people of this country seem
to prefer the one that is Endorsed by the
United States government.-Balt
American.
We do not believe that anything Mr..
Raum may say will help or hurt any
! cause. The country took that gentle
mans measure some time ago.-Indiau-
apolis News.
There ought to be a law to compel
members of congress to listen to each
others speeches. Then, indeed, COLI
gresSional sessions would be short
Richmond Dispatch.
Put your money back in the banks
and let it draw interest. The banks
have been tried as by fire, aud those
that have been found not wanting are
doubly Sure.-Superior Telegraph.
EX-Speaker Reed is right when he
him. The people understood this when
they retired the majority of that UNI
scrupulouS body.-St. Louis Post Dis
patch.
If john j. ingalls, hopes to be elect
ed governor of Kansas through the fail
ure of Democrats and PopuliSts to fuse,
an argument for fusion is suggested
which it will be hard to meet.-St. Louis
! Republican.
When the country regards the danger
OF state banking imminent the repre-
SentativeS in congress will hear from
their constituents in very plain and em-
phatic Ianguage.-Pittsburg CONNER
cial Gazette. .-
1t is announced that Hon. Tom Pat
tersOn has again withdrawn from the
Democratic party. The gentleman from
Colorado seems 10 have adopted the
Patti farewell system of politics.
Washington Post.
The few Democrats here and there
who think that a DoStoi1ice fits their
case better than the platform of the
party may say what they please-their
constituents will attend to them later
Atlanta Constitution.
The Democracy believes in the rule
of the majority. and not i'll one-man
power. Therefore the representatives
entity in rejecting that rule OF Car
Reed.-Pittsburg Post.
Senator PETERS bill to provide for a
department of education ought to be
amended so as to compel the POpulstS
to acquire the rudments of an educa-
ton before essaying the role of teach
erS. Boston Herald.
England's house of lords should be
demonetized and retired from circuIa-
ton. They are but a band of aristo
Gratis, rather remarkable for the brains
they nave not than for the brains they
have.-St. Joseph Gazette.
Terrible must be the retributIon that
will some day Oyertake the enemies Of
silver for their colossal aud malignant
misrepresentation in ascribng the
stringency III the money market To the
vilified Sherman act.-Denver Times.
Ii only the senSat onalists, who per-
SiSJ i'll finding something the matter
with the president. were in as sound
moral, mental and physical condition as
he is.there would he a sudden cessation
of their maunderlngs. Post.
The Republican members of the ways
and means committee appear to be dis
posed TO sit on the fence while the tariff
reform procession is moving by; re-
serving the right to make in yidous re-
marks at its leading features .-Boston
Herald.
If it becomes apparent that all the
other Interests are 10 be ignored, while
those who Claim to represent silver
waste time i'll useless talk about gold
bugs and banks, public opinion will
vote silver public nuisance. w ash
ington Post.
The Ubiquitous character of the Sher-
man law can be pretty accurately in
ferred from the fact that the Repub-
lican organs demand its repeal, while
they are defending the federal election
laws as worthy of general APPROVAL
Detroit Free Press.
Four hundred millions ought to be
enough under All honest administration
of the government to cover the public
expenditures; but If more is required,
Increase the internal tax on whisky and
tobacco and stretch the income tax
Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Register again repeats that the
doors of the Republican party ,stil
swing inward, and all can return 10 the
best political fold in the state and Ia
ton. If you cannot get all you want
there. where can you get the assurance
of mOre?-Iowa State Register.
Since Colorado has discovered that the
country is not going to hades in hand
basket in consequence of the repeal OF
the Sherman law. the Republicans OF
that state have decided to stick by the
party, all of which SHOWS that the cal
afDity howl is largely a blutT-I'itts-
burg Dispatch.
The ProhIbiiionists of Iowa are an IN
grateful lot. With Republican aid their
IDEAS were tried and found to be fail
uie, both politically and practically
Now they are engaged i'm an attempt to
defeat the Republicans because they re-
fused longer to sacrifice their chances
of success by experimenting with dis
credited theOrieS.-Aibany journal.
The administration is standing
Squarely Oh the Democratic PLATFORM,
and is laboring constantly to redeem It's
pledges. In SO doing President Cieye-
land is not only consistent with his own
record, but also with the interpretation
which was placed upon the platform by
the entire national Democratic conY en-
ton, aud also by a majority OF the De lH-
0eratic party in congress and out of il.
-kaIsas City Times.