St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-06
OPINIONS IN BRIEF.

The government of Hawaii is hardly
provisional enough to provide Queen
Liliuokalant with a $4,000 pension
indianapolis News.
Between Gov. Humans dispensary
whisky and the shotguns ana rifles
lot of people are being killed in South
Carolina. Herald.
Gov. Waite has profanely damned the
selgniorage veto, but the country at
large doesn't care a tinker's dam for
his fulmination.-Boston Traveller.
Between the sugar trust lobby and
Wall street deals in sugar the scandals
0f the wilson bill manipulationS eclipse
anything of recent years.-Pittsburg
Dispatch.
In the matter of tariff reform, as in
nearly everything else that Is commend
able, the senate is showing itself mas
ter OF the art Of how not to do lt.-New
York World
The inSurrectiOn which Gov. Tillman
Is engaged in suppressing will have
doubtless have large number of bottle
Scarfetf veterans among its survivors,
Washington Post.
Tillnfar, Waite, PennOyer and Hogg
are the four governors of the present
day whose names will undoubtedly be
remembered as long as the kick of a
mule.-BostOn Herald.
The present congress has done more
to promote the defeat Of the Democratic
party than has been done by any Re
publican congress since the wal. st.
Louis Globe-Delnecrat.
Waite, Lewelling and TfIlman have
had war i'll three states Perhaps the
Old-fashiOned politician who kept the
peace was Hot such IL bad fellow after
all.-St. Louis Republic.
Mr.. Reed and Mr.. Crisp have earned
the CONGRATULATIONS of both the politf-
elalla and the punsters by recent
achieVeinentS LII the gentle art of car
4cdsm. washington Star.
Cows. Waite and TiIiman are so fond
OF military displays that they ought to
be at the head OF states of South
America. where mastering troops is alt
the fashion.-New York Tribune.
Senator Hoar is willing to serve
massachusetts, another term in the
U utted States senate, but Massachusetts,
VIII have something to say about that
/ matter when the time comeS.-Bostou
Globe.
The vefy best part of President Cleve-
lands excellent message vetoing the
Bland seigniarage bill is his admonitian
IL eoI.gresS upon The eountry's need of
I
York Telegram.
While it Cannot be said that DR.. T. B.
Reed takes his own medicine with I'M
usual grace, it must be admitted that he
makes fewer faces over it than some of
his patients. used TO find necessary
Washington News.
The news from Minneapolis, Califor-
MIA and the house Of representatives
shows that there is considerable worry
and trouble involved in the nlainte.
nance OF fullgrown presidential BOGUS.
Washington Post.
The tariff needs no more discussion.
A prolonged debate in the senate Will
! have no other effect than to keep bus
mess unsettled. Is the Democratic
party going to he talked to death?-St.
Louis Post-Dispatch.
Members Of the A. P. A. of Kansas
City will how have an opportunity to
see whether their peculiar brand OF
protection can protect them from pun
lShHsent at the hands Of the laws
they have outraged.-ChicagoT Tunes.
There is a clause in the Iowa muIet
tax law which declares that it shall not
be taken as conflicting with the prohib-
itOry law. There is more fun in Iowa
politics this year than in the politics of
amy other state in the UniOn.-St. Louis
Republic