St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-01
MEN AND MEASURES.

President Cleveland is great au-
thority on ducks. lie knows all about
qaackS-eSpecially Of the political sort.
Baltimore Herald.
Grand Master Workman Sovereign
says the country IS going straight 10 the
buwwOWS, unless its takes his sovereign
remeay.-W dshlngton News.
1t is a solemn thought that on the 1st
of January the official term of Gov.
Davis II. Waite, of Colorado. will be
ouly half over.-New \ ork Tribune.
Gov. Waite will have to display a
great deal of alert ingenuity if he pulls
the impeachment fuse out of his extra
session bombshelI.-Wa arlington Star.
There viii be 10 free passes for Ben
iam!n Harrison over the New York IL
New England railroad White Thomas &.
Plat is receiver.-St. Louis POSt-Dis-
patch.
The name of the self-appointed Gus
todian of the new Harrison boom is
RathbOne. His disinterested zeal will
rather strike the country OH its funny
Observation-Disclosures Record.
If Roger Q. Mills wants to carry a
pistol III his hip pocket it is nObody's
business. Carrying pistols is the FASH
ion in Texas, and AIR. Mills is elected to
represent 16AdS III lH0 ScuulG.-Ot.
Louis Republic.
Governor Waite defends his recent
profane utterances by declaring that the
term he'll is not profane. The governor
Is pursuing the right course to become
all authority on this particular resort
Pittsburg Dispatch,
The happiness of the boy who re-
ceived from Santa Claus this Christmas
a miniature railroad, locomotive and
train of cars, is not complete unless he
also received with them receiver
Louisville Courier journal.
If Senator Voorhees, wants silver
bullion purchased, let him GO off some
where and purchase it on his own ac-
count. What the people want is silver
anG gold treated alike in coinage, as
Observation-Disclosures Constitution.
Governors Pennoyer ami Waite ought
to hold n convention and Try TO get in
line with their people. 1t must be tire
some even to Il PopullSt governor TO be
sat down upon more than tour or five
times Observation-Disclosures Inquirer.
Gov. WaIte's attempt 10 justify his
remark concerning he'll freezing over by
observing that the Savior used the same
word On d less prOvocation, shows him
TO tie about rs SacrilegiouS is he is pro-
Zane anu neDeJuulnOuS. W ate SHOULD
retire.-BostOn Herald.
Whatever may be the views of pro-
testing interests, their duty is Gone
when they make their declarations In
congress. ana it is the part of wisdom
and PATRIOTISM TO accept the verdict of
lie people and carry II as speedily as
possible into effect. -Washington News.
1t is said that Gov. Mckinley has dis
covered that he cannot hope for solid
| OHIO delegation Ill 1886. Both Reed and
Harrison nave gained foothoid among
! OHIO politicians. But MckinleyiSm is
| likely to be So dead by 1896 that Gov.
! McKinley's boom will be only Il dam
aged remnant by that tIme.-BoSton
! Globe.
| TO adopt without necessity an obnuX-
! i0us monarchical tax which even Eng
! land is eager to throw off would be a
| piece of stupidity little short of Il crime.
| The Democrats will do well to drop this
business and give their attention 10 tar
! iii revision and such revenue tax as will
meet with popular approvai.-NeW
| York Herald.
! he managers Of the next Democratic
| national convention are quite sure TO be
| shrewu, long-headed politicians, vino
| will know that their 90. tinee, If he is &c
| have any chance OF success, must CON-
/ mand the confidence OF the business
| community. Senator Voorhees, is the
| last man upon whom their choice would
| faIl.-BoS ion Herald.