St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-06
DAVIS POSITION.

we take OH our hat to Senator Davis
for his manly reply to the A, X, u
indianapolis News.
1t is refreshing to find man In com
gfess who is neither demagOgne nor a
coward. Post.
Y Senator Davis reply to the strikers of
minnesota was timely utteratice. And
lit was forcible and to the point.-Tuledo
Bee. = @N t~-cpsa
Thatresponse Is the answer of man
fandlit meets with the hearty approba.
.tinn of every honest workinguiau and
ihrne. loyal citizen.-Red Wing Repub-
iican. ssss a'c'f@9
: SENATOR Davis has set an example
wiiich public men and privateAcitizens
satike should strive to emulate witiilall
lifhepatriotic ardor they possess.--Wi-
snona Republican. 7y.s
Senator Davis speaks like a man who
hastDade up his mind and whose mind
Is worth making up. He has back
boife. de Is not afraid to say what he
tliiaks. Sentinel. l"Sis ~ .
Ii the senator from Minnesota had
done nothing else 10 promote the well
fare of the country, he would be wor.
thy OF lasting honor and gratitude for
this single service.-New York Trib-
une.
Senator Davis declines to have any
thing TO do with amy measure that is
contrary to the constitution aud laws OF
the land, although requested to do SO by
band Of strikers. Albert Lea Enter
prise.
Senator Davis. of Minnesota. occupies
| no uncertain position upon the boycott.
Senator Davis is right; he defines the
situation us it is, and every law-abiding
citizen should echo his patriotic utter
aHces.-Mankato Review.
People who assert that none but
demagogueS are now elected to high
office ought to read Senator Davis dis
20 kick themselves into more rational
belief.-Phitadelph Inquirer.
Senator Davis is winning much we'll
deserved praise for his bold defiance to
disorder contained in his dispath TO the
Duluth A. X. u. leader. 1t is time
when such strong and vigorous senti-
nuents should find eXpressiOn.-Duluth
Hell aid.
In fact, the best friend the striker has
isthe man who stands firm against all
acts of violence of whatever nature, and
i'll this respect Senator Davis is far
mach better friend Of the workingmen
than is Senator Kyle.-Mankato Free
Press.
In his ringing refusal to vote for
Kyle's resolution legalizing lawlessness
he has shown that he is neither dema-
gogue nor coward, and that he has in :
tellect enough to understand the con
stitution OF the United States. -Phila-
delphia Times.
These are brave, patriotic and states
manlike words, and describe accurately
the serious nature of the situation which
has been precipitated by the American
Railway union. We hope sincerely that
they express the sentiments of both
political parties in congress.
American.
This is time for calling things by
their right names. kind of plain
speaking in which the Minnesota sena-
tor has set much-needed example.
Senator Kyle's resolution is jus. what
Senator Davis intimates, Il proposition
TO dissolve the government.-Philad
| phia Times.
Senator Davis, of Minnesota, displayed
proper conception of his duties when
ne fefused to support the Kyle reSolu-
ton, which provides for the protection
ot strikers from federal interference.
except Ill transportation of the United
States mails, ard he expressed himself
III no uncertain terms. There Is vast
dIfterence between men of the Davis
stamp and the demagOgue PopulIstS.-
Pittsburg Dispatch.
His telegram has the right ring about
1t. lit Is a write utterance that will
strike q responsive chord in every true
cilIzen's heart, and it is pleasing to find
that thereSis one man at least at Wash.
ingtoa who is ready and able to stand
up for the law and the constitution. and
1 is prepared to strike down the delna.
| gogisIil which has reared its unsightly
head with the aid of the Populist sena-
tor tom South Dakota. Herald
The sentiments of Senators Davis and
! Palmer represent the general sentiment
or both the great parties in congress, as
Will be seen when the time comes to act
upon the miSchieyouS and dangerous
resolution offered by the demagogue
| Kyle. 1t was simple madness to ask
the representatives of the people or the
states Ill congress 20 enroll themselves
| upon the side oil anarchy and TO make
war upon Interstate commerce, merely
TO crafty mob of aggressive and
riotOuS strikers who struck against
their employers without cause or
/ grievance i'll order to enable Dictator
Debs 10 Garry out his dangerous scheme.
| Chicago Tribune.