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

Gov. Waite is inclined to suspect that
the political walking delegates have
been at work on the Colorado senate. 1t
refuses to work. Wnona Herald
If D'Autremont hadn't stopped the
demonstration Friday night Baldwin
would be having presidential boom by
this time Duluth Commonwealth.
Maj. Baldwin's tariff talk was all
right. He represents the people; Taw-
ney represents the corporations in con-
gress. just as he did in the state senate.
-Bede's Budget
Speaking OF the MtcheIls, it is no
tiattery to say that Charlie. with his
bruised face and swollen lip after the
knockout, was a handsome man COM
pared with the goyernor.-Duluth Her
aid.
The mills that are starting up in all
parts of the country are not running OIL
speculation; they are set agoing 10 fill
orderS-to supply demand. This is
healthy business. Rochester Record
and Union.
After once incarcerated. he (Hoskins)
was released OIL bail. 1t would seem by
that that insanity was crime. Pre-
sumably if man were dangerously
insane. but wealthy. he could obtain his
liberty by giving the requisite bond
Fairmont News.
TheyOuluth Republicans)had no right
TO expect Democratic congressman to
vote against party policy. But they
can remember the lesson that has been
given them, and never commit a like
mistake again.-Duluth Tribune.
The harmonious relations between the
president and his party are severely
strained. 10 the Onlooker just now it
would appear that the senator from
New York IS much more of hiQ in the
presidential course than he has ever
been before.-BenSOp Times.
Such proceeding (the Duluth mob
Is enough to shame every decent citizen
of Duluth. 1t will be of service to Maj.
BALDWIN In holding up to the district
the fact that he cannot be bulldoZed or
coerced into betrayiug the people who
elected him.-St. Cloud Times.
Coroett is sorry he showed any il
feeling toward Mitchell; the young en-
peror of Germany has embraced and
made up with Bismarck. and Adam
Bede advises the a. P AS and the
Catholics to, "love one another" Let
the good work go on.-Duluth Press.
Ihe great plethora of money is pc
cuilarly favorable as condition present
at the beginning of business revival.
revolve again it will furnish oil in
plenty for their fabrication and an
abundance of fuel for the engines
Window HeraI
The Minnesota Democratic associa-
ton. although but three years old. has a
membership of over 1,100, every county
IN the state being represented. If
systematic organization is essential to
success, the Democratic party will go
into the next campaign prepared to win.
Jacks on County riiut.
Senator Hill thinks he can defeat
Peckham. So the next candidate is said
to be Simeon E. Baldwin. one of the
most outrageous mugwumpS of them
all, man who lives in Connecticut and
is therefore without the domain OF Hill's
senatorial discourtesy. The odds are
very much against him.-Duluth Com
monWealth.
The insane law enacted by the last
legislature of this state has been de-
clafed unconstitutional by the supreme
court. This does not mean that the
majority who voted for that indefensi-
BILE measure may not be legally commit
ted to the hospital for incurableS at any
time when proper complaint Is made TO
the probate courts. Winona Repub-
licau.
One of the most disgraceful acts ever
perpetrated in the state of Minnesota
was witnessed on the streets of the city
of Duluth last Friday night. Because
Congressman Baldwin did not vote to
suit the iron ore gamblers Of that sec
ton of the state. mob of boys and
hoodlums was formed. carrying paint
ing OF Maj. Baldwin with a rope around
his neck.-CrOokston Times.
rPha t,rina re atyvc -ItaS IA ban a finn hi Ia
and With this the last stock argument
of the MeKinleyites falls to the ground.
Heretofore, when you asked one of
them: well. how about the market
price of protected wool?' he would say:
"But see what the McKi nley bill has
done for eggs" And SO 1t would go.
The price of farm produce of all kinds
was way down, but the defenders of the
high protective tariff policy Invariably
pointed with pride to the price of "hen
| fruit. "-Fairmont News (Rep).