St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-05
MEN AND MEASURES.

| Reconstruction in the United States
senate Is the embeZzler of Democratic
| opportunities.-New York World.
! Gov. Mckinley cannot hope to restrain
| premature presidential talk as long as
ne goes about making tariff speeches.
| Washington Post.
! Inc case of the Princess Colonna is
: one of the few calculated to inspire n
spirit OF liberation for the Dakota di-
vorce system. Washington Star.
| Senator Hill is evidently finding too
much to interest him where he is to be-
tempted by the buzzings of any guber-
material bee.-Washington Star.
Recent events at Washington justify
the remark that James C0rbett would
make conspicuously effective member
OF the house.-Baltimore Herald.
| Scratch Democratic senatorial "Con,
| SerVatlve" and you will find states,
man VINO Is being patted on the back by
the hlgh-tarlT lobby.-New York World.
The reason the monopolists take SO
much interest in McKinleyism is be-
| cause it sometimesmmounts to over one
| hundred per cent.-Philadelphia Times
If Gov Waite and the other turbulent
slyermanacs will promise to 90 at
least as far as China they may secede
whenever they wiSh.-Chicago Evening
| Post.
Hon. Abram S. Hewitt's insinuation
that all ignorance conferred i'll the South
was unfair. 1t was direct ignoring of
the ONO legISlature.-Cley Plain
Dealer.
The income tax in the Wilson bill is a
hint of mOnarchsm, of an inquisitIon
ana or war measures. Couldn't it be
thrown out as hint?-Philadelph
Times.
Congressman Breckinridge has sue
ceeded is proving that Madeline Pollard
Is bad woman. Now Will he kindly
prove that he is good man?-Chicago
Dispatch.
The Hawaiian difficulty is at an end
atlaSt. Minister ThurstOn was invited
TO banquet by the secretary of state
| and asked to have something. INDIAN
apolis News.
An industry which has been estab-
ilShed TOR nifty years and still requires
bounties is not worth having. If it does
not require bounties, and gets them. il
Is steailng.-St. Louis Republic.
Now that Judge Grosscup has decided
against it tine railways can continue to
ignore the interstate commerce law
without further wear and tear OF con-
science. Chicago Evening Post.
Senator Hill must remember that if be
proposes to fight the Wilson tariff bill he
! cannot do 1t III executive session. David
! must come out in the open if he pro-
poses TO fight that giant.-St. Louis Re-
public.
Congress ought to hustle this week
and get the Wilson bill moving toward
the White house for the presidents
signature. Procrastination is wearing
heavily upon the public patience. -BoS-
ton Globe.
The move of the Democratic senators
to hold party caucus on the tariff bill
indicates that they are beginning TO
realize the necessity of getting to-
York Herald.
Senator Hill has set at rest the absurd
report that he intended to be a candi-
date for the governorship this fall. lie
has Infinitely more fun in Washington
with administration cuckoos.-
York Recorder
In justice to Mr.. Blount it is proper to
observe that, Notwithstanding the find
ing of the senate committee. he will
still continue to eat pie with his knife
just as he did before it happened
Philadelphia Press.
Amidst the various repor is on the
Hawaiian incident submitted by the
senate finance committee the one fact
stands out bold and prominent that the
administration gets the worst of it,
Pittsburg Commercial Gazette.
Louisiana continues to stand out
prominently for tariff reform on every
thing but sugar, thus atfording another
brilliant example of the extreme selfish
ness of great fount OF supposed pure
MISUNDERSTANDING Dispatch.
Now that President Cleveland has
issued manifesto to prove that he is in
perfect health, Maryland Democrats
would like to hear from him on the SUBJ
Ject of appointments. Some of them
have waited long, are waiting still, ana
their patience is we'll nigh exhausted
Baltimore A merican