St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-18
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.

There is one thing to be thankful for,
and that is that Prendergast's picture
Will not appear in the papers any more.
Duluth Tribune. asaal 5Si !
The time is at hand when popular
] votes, ,conscientiously cast, should elect
the man, instead of votes purchased by
silver or gold.-Grove City Times.
There is a broad distinction between
politician and statesman, and no one
will ever question OIL which side the
line Senator Davis may be found.-Sauk
Center Herald.
g The st. Paul GLOBE, which is the
only Democratic metropolitan daily in
Minnesota, announces that it is unalter-
ably opposed to any fusion with the
Republicans. Populists or Prohibition
lists. Little Falls Transcript.
1t is a current rumor In political cir.
cles that Walter Logan Breckenridge,
OF Rochester, will be selected as the
Tawney on the Democratic ticketin this
district.-Winona Republican.
Don't it beat the world how many
themselves for public office and a
salary of few hundred dollars per
year.-Madison Independent Press.
The Minneapolis journal can rest
easy. Mr.. Helm has already been
promised the retention OF his present
position under Clerk Reese. Did you
not notice where Rock county landed on
the final ballot?-Mankato Free Press.
All those who attended the Renyllle
convention May Is will be able to form
pretty good idea of how the mob acted
in chicago last week-So far as the
bowling Is Observation-Disclosures Enter
prise.
The Populists arc nothing if not rank
demagOgues in their expressions and
acts. They will indorss anything that
they think may gain few votes, hence
their Endorsement of the railroad strike.
Spring Valley Mercury.
Our demand for member of the next
legislature Is not political request, but
matter of business, and will be so
treated by the voters all along the
northern boundary. He that hath ears
to hear let him hear. - Rainy Lake
journal.
If the Populist leaders would wait
until they were asked to fuse with the
Democrats before making the loud talk
that nothing Of the kind could possibly
occur, it would sound better and come
with better graoe.-Crookston Times.
There can be no fusion of Democrats
with Populist on state ticket. The
platform of the latter can never receive
Democratic sanction, even of the Quasi
character which an Endorsement of
Populist candidates would mean.-St.
CLOUD Times.
We are Populist and our political
motto has heretofore been Rum, Rats
and Rebellion" but we attend two Pop.
ulist conventions last week and are con-
convinced that our motto is way otfs-all
wrong. Hereafter it will be. Treason,
Stratagem and Spoils." = Marshall
County Leader.
''teNot satisfied with "hogging" every
thing in the judicial convention, Min
lneapolls has already put in bid for
place on the supreme bench in the
probable event of Judge Bucks resIgna-
ton, which seems inevitable on account
, Of falling health. Minneapolis may just
| as we'll withdraw her candidate and
make themselves appear magnanimous.
6RMankato Free Press.
The discussion of Judge Bucks re.
signation from the supreme bench by a
portion OF the Republican press, and
suggestion OF successors. Is premature
and unwarranted. The statement by
the Minneapolis Penny Press that the
Judge SOME time ago placed his resig
nation in the hands Of Gov. Nelson, is
wholly untrue. While Judge Bucks
health is such at present as to unfit him
for official duties, his ailment is of
temporary character and IL is con-
fidently believed that this fall he will
be able to resume his duties. Mankato
Review.