St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-03

MS reelection Is TO be fOregOne con
clusiOn. Certainly this was not one OF
the issues of the late campaign. What
Is The legislature for if it is not to con.
suit In just such matters for the best in.
terests OF the whole state? Any one
who claims that there is no other man
In the state who can represent us just
as ably and successfully at Washington
should move at once to Colorado or
Kansas, where he may find agreeable
company. 1t is an insult 10 the in
telilgence of this state to assume such a
condition. The fact is that it is posi-
Die to be better represented even than
we nave been during the past twelve
years.-Mower County Transcript.
TrOt Out the New Man.
1t has come TO be recognized thing
that as long as st. Paul has one United
States senator Minneapolis is entitled
to the other. Therefore we believe that
the only candidate that stands any show
whatever of defeating Washburn will
De man that the opposition may settle
on from minneapolis. There is no rea-
son i'll the world why Duluth'S candi-
date should not he given a respectful
hearlng.-WaVerly Tribune.
Lind's Chances.
SHUtOA w RohObl IL may lOO UC again
elected to represent the state of Minne-
sofa i'll the senate, and, indeed, the
chances at present appear to be against
nm. While Mr.. WaShburn has many
admirers and ardent supporters. there
are other aspirantS who are gaining
strength every day. and it is not at all
Improbable that Hon. John Lind will
De the caucus nomlnee,-Delano Eagle.
TEha K|taId yGaU Win
Now that election is over candidates
for the United States senatOrship are
bobbing up galore. At this writing it
appears to be w. ID. WaShburn, the no.
tOriOus director of the Northwestern
Guaranty Loan sWindle, against the
held. with the chances and the devil in
favor of WaShburn. and the honest peO-
pie OF the state in favor OF the field. -
Mcintosh Times.
Ii Is Rough Sailing.
Some persons never tire of saying that
there will be no fight on the senator :;
that Washburn is the logical candidate,
and that sort of thing. but when the
Pioneer Press and the other great dailies
print several columns a week of clip
pings from country papers that are
averSe to Washburn it indicates in some
Rush City Post.
One Term for Wasliburn.
st. Paul's favored son has four years
more TO serve in the senate, and he
ought to be able to represent the Twin
Cities, and Grant, ComStock, Nelson or
some other good Republican should be
permitted to represent the country.
ashburn has been there long enough,
and we don't recollect any great things
resulting from his effOrts-JOrdan lnde-
pendent.
The Logic Of 1t.
There Is now radical change in poll
tics: let us see il the Legislature has the
sense of right and justice to select a
man to represent the people. or will re-
main III Its iDiQuity of false politics.
The desire of the people of Northern
Minnesota is Hon. 5. G. CONS tock. =
MOOrhead Independent.
The Country Has a Chance.
There seems TO be a strong element
throughout the state working to GUST
Washburn and give some man from the
country districts chance to go TO
washington ana take hand in shaping
the rules and regulations for governing
THIS great commonwealth. .-Faribauit
County Register.
Rogers Ability.
The name of Z. G. Rogers, of St.Paul,
is added to the list of senatorial aspr-
ants, but while he possesses to an emf
nent degree all the qualifications for the
position, yet. it is his misfortune to be a
resident of Senator Davis baiiiWick.- -
Morris Sun.
He Has Few Peers.
E. q. Rogers, of S.. Paul. has an
nOunced himself as a candidate for
United States senator to succeed Mr..
WaShburn. Mr.. Rogers is a brilliant
orator and has had legislature expert
eHce in the Minnesota house.-North-
field News.
No Tears VIII Re Shed.
If the right sort of a man from outside
the Twin Cities can be induced to con-
test for the honOrs, Mr.. Washburn may
at least be made to feel that the women
and children are not all crying for him.
Martin County Sentinel.
The Handsome Man.
1t is said that Joel Heatwole is not an
impossible candidate for senator Should
Joel be chosen we may rest assured
ed to in the United States senate
Plainview News.
This a Good Time.
Gov. Nelson has grown step by step
from the common people and fully un-
derstands their needs. A man of great
natural ability who will some day occu-
py seat in the United States senate.
Slayton Gazette.
Majority UnpIedged
And now is the day when every Iegis-
lator-elect goes to st. Paul to be inter
viewed on the senatorship and the
speakershlp. Rock County News.
Well. They Are.
The number of aspirants for Senator
Washburn'S tOga must be very annoy-
ing TO that good gentleman.-Litt
Falls Herald.
Not One Penny.
How much will the GLOBE bid for a
candidate that will stand IN opposition
to Washburn, anyway? - Plain 7iew
News.
Give Them Farmer.
The country has some candidates of
its own and don't care to have ''citv
chaps" in all the otfices-Buffalo Ca
zette.
KNEEBS LANGUISHES.