St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-07
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.

Now If congress would only adjourn
the peoples cup of bliss would be filed
to verflowing.-Princeton Union.
10, 10 Doran can now devote his entire
time to wood-sawing, while he ponders
over the "late fight.'-NorthWeste
Chronicle.
The Democratic tariff bill is no nearer
maturity than it was when first intro
duced. No country on earth could
prosper with doubt and uncertainty
hanging like cloud over its every in
dustry.-Martin County Sentinel.
Gov. Mckinley permitted this mob to
organize and march out of his state,
when, if he exercised the power vested
in him and vigorously executed the
laws, CoXeyism would have met its
doom on Ohio soil.-Faribault Pilot.
The Democrats of Redwood county
propose to put straight party ticket in
the field this fall. While all of the can
ditates may not be Democrats there
will be no compromise between til e
Dems and Pops.-Redwood Gazette.
The people all over the country are
calling for more workers and fewer ora
tors in congress. One of thetroubles in
congress is that there is altogether too
much talking now for the country'S
good.-Duluth News-Trbune.
If the Congressional Record had an
editor empowered to leave out unim-
portant and uninteresting matter, that
publication would lose at least nine
tenths Of its bulk, ana many days would
not be printed at all.-Buffalo journal.
1t took some railroad officials some
time to realize the absurdity of fur
nishing free transportation to gangs of
trampS. Any scheme calculated to mass
desperate unemployed men must neces-
sarily be dangerous one.-St. Cloud
Times.
The Coxeyites are firmly dominated
by the belief that the federal govern
ment can make them rich, and they
have warrant for this in the fact that it
has made millionalres out of hundreds
of Pennsylvania and New England
manufacturers.-Win Herald.
The Coxeyites are grown to be pos
tive nuisance and palpable source of
danger, and should be squelched at
the earliest moment. Strikes are bad
enough. but compared with CoXeyites
they are a blessing. = Belle Plaine
Herald.
The manner in which the Great
Northern strike has been conducted is
a revolution in the methods of labor
disturbances, if indeed il can be called
disturbance, and the law-abitiing con.
duet of the men is praiseworthy in the
extreme.-Delano Eagle.
If congress would pass bill increas-
ing the salaries of its members two or
three fold and then let them go home
the people would be delighted. The
country can afford to buy them off from
further tinkering with legislation at
very handsome sum.-Chatfield Demo-
crat.
The Mortified News states that there
is no dearth of Republican candidates
in Minnesota this year. There never
was. From the number we shOnld inter
that the itch for Office was genera ]. and
that to be Republican was equi valent
to beiug a candidate for s0mething.-St.
Peter Herald,
The pigmies in congress are haggling
over difference of per cent in the tariff
laws, while grim, threatening Want aud
gaunt Ruin overspread the land. 1t will
be remembered that corrupt and licen-
tious Nero fiddled while Rome was burn
ing, and he has numerous prototypes in
modern times.-Albert Lea Standard.
when our citizens Ego mad they will
kill you," said Demosthenes to Phoeion.
"And they will kill YOU" retorted Pho
cion. ''the moment they return to their
sen Sc S." Crusader Coxey and his aides
de-camp would do we'll to make timely
application Of the moral.-Wmo Re-
publican.