St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-19
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.

| Any state ticket which does not in
clude some st. Peter brains will not
stand. The slate makers will please
take notlce.-St. Peter Standard.
MIlnesota's two Republican United
States senators will not lose any friends
ny voting for the proposition To tax tile
| income OF the rich and opulent.- Martin
| County Sentinel.
Let the Republican senators attempt
10 carry out their threats OF prolonging
the tariff debate three or four months il
they dare. The people will sit up with
them.-St. Cloud Times
Gov. Nelson is being condemned bv
some OF his party papers for being true
TO his friends. 1t is a condemnation
that hurts no man. and particularly men
In nlgh stations. - Mora Times
Their chill and CleVeland) actions are
not only petty but iinbeciie. 1t is all the
! more dlSgraceful that a personal quarrel
| should be allowed to interfere with tue
| appointment of justice of the supreme
court.-Wadena journal.
we have no doubt that the trustees (of
the hospitals for the insane) will recover
from their panic, and when the time
comes TO turn loose the maniaes and i'm
beetles they will immediately proceed to
not do it.-ROchester Post.
Now that there is to be anIncOme tax,
Whata hustling there will be among
the countr" newspaper men to evade
| mat law. It's shame that the public
Is onto the fabulous profits of our busi-
neSs.-Lltchiield NewS-Ledger.
If the Republicans i'll congress believe
as they talk, why do they not cease
their opposition To tariff reform? If the
Southern Democrats are, as the Repub-
licanS say, bent upon running their sec
| tloii, why do the Republicans try 10 stop
them?-Cr0okston Times.
Ii the Republicans in congress believe
as they talk, why do they not cease
| their opposition TO tariff reform? Ii the
Southern Democrats are, as the Repub-
llcans say, bent upon running their
section, why do the Republicans try to
| stop them?-St. Cloud Times.
Some OF the mine owners are Demo-
! Gratis when their own pOeketbookS are
not affected. but they are protectionists
when IL comes to the question of tariff
on iron. They Will receive but little
sympathy from either Democrats or
Republicans.-Swift County Monitor
! The big parade celebrating the Re-
| publican victory at Duluth last week
; was particularly noticeable because of
the A. 7. A. emblemS displayed. 1t
was difficult to determine whether it
was victory of the Republicans or the
a. T. AS. -Wabasha Democrat.
Maj. Baldwin is today the strongest
man the Democrats could nominate. He
has, unconsciously, made himself The
logical candidate. Today more reasons
can be urged in favor of his nomination
than for any other Democrat in the
State.-Red Lake Falls Gazette.
Before this session of congress is
over. Duluth people will find that Mai.
Baldwin is just the man to get some
thing for them at Washington. Being
a civil engineer by profession, his opin-
lon Oh harbOI matters will receive more
than ordinary consideration.-Bed
Budget.
The manner in which the United
States senate is playing football with
the nominees for the supreme court of
the United States IS a disgrace to the
country. 1t is to be hoped that the
Minnesota senators are not assisting
Dave Hill in this matter.-FerguS Falls
journal.
The appointment OF J. Adam Bede
United States marshal for Minnesota, il
is believed. will be soon followed by the
appointment of j . j. McCafferty, OF St.
Paul. United States district attorney,
and Capt. w. H. H. Harries, of Gale
donna. collector OF customs. -Farbault
Democrat.
jim Wakefield is scampering about
the state like a wild gazelle. 1t beats
all how an Office or some kind Will put
animation in one of these old political
warriors. By the way, it would seem
that Gov. Nelson is surrounding himself
with a kitchen cabinet Of rare Old
chromos. -Winnehago City Press News.
Congressman Baldwin, of Duluth. Is
being favoTabiy mentioned for the
Democratic nomination for governor
this Iail. The fight made on Mr.. Bald
win at Duluth, and his noble stand i'll
favor of free ore, has made him many
friends in this section of the country.
We would like to see him nominated
Wabasha Democrat.
At present he Mai. Baldwin, stands
as the representative or tariff reform,
having voted and worked for the VIII
son bill, free ore and all. He should re-
ceiye an Endorsement, and heswiil get
it. for he faithfully represents his dis
trict on that queStion-Duluth not 10
the contrary Notwithstanding we'll
as on ell others.-St. Cloud Times
The functi of leading Democratic
politician consists in running the eau
cuSes aud manipulating conventions.
in return for which they naturally eX.
pect to receive all the spills of politics.
II the Offices and the patronage of gov
eminent is to be distributed upon lines
of mere merit and economy, what ad-
vantage is there in being a leading poll
tlcian? If things are permitted to run
this way the people will soon have to
run their own politlcs.-Midway News.