St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-11
SIZZLING WITH ANGER.
REPUBLICAN, STATESMEN ARE BESIDE
rs. THEMSELVES WIN ANGER.
THEY WE'RE oyERLooKED
BY the Astute John Goodnow ia
the Resolutions at Minneapo-
lis-Minnesota's Delegation in
Congress Evidently Feels Very
Decidedly Hurt Over Its Treat
ment-WaiI From Washington

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON. April 1o.-There is
blond on the Republican moon. Men,
hers of congress here FROM Minnesota
are just now comparing notes. and ask.
ing each other. "What in do we get
oul Of that Republican league conven-
ton called tn glofify McKinley?" John
GUoduow'S hose will he GU: of joint
unless something is done to placate the
whole Minnesota Republican delegation
i'll congress. Just what the Republican
league club convention meant by pass
ing vote cordially indorslng Knute
Nelson as governor, and saying nothing
about Davis. or Washburn, or law ney,
or McCleary, or Kiefer or Fletcher
that is what our congressional delega-
ton is just HOW struggling to get
through It's thick and stubborn protec-
tienist head. One Of the Republican
members suid to the GLOBE CORE
sp0ndent:
II wonder il those cursed fools who
had Mckinley in tow up at Minneapolis
remembered what knute Nelson's rec
ord was on the Mills bill? Do they
really indorse the proteetionfst views Of
Mckinley, or the free-;rade yagaries of
the present Republican governor? That
man Nelson was born under a lucky
star. He can make calves of every
braIny Republican i'll the state, and yet
get there by Norwegian strength and
Swedish ws:warduess every time. He
voted fur the Mills bill. He has never
publicly recani ed that vote. The leader
of The congressional opposition 10 that
bill, anu the mouthpiece of ultra-pro-
tectioniSt principles comes to Minnesota
to open his campaign for president on
the hrgii-protection basis. Win one
voice the Republican leagae Shouters
howl out acciamatiunS of indoI Sement
for Mckinley. aud then rend the welkin
for 1fee-trader knute.
Not a word III praise of eloquent G.,
K. Davis: not a whisper about the
splendid courage of Washburn; no
thanks 10 Tawney: 10 Endorsement OF
MeCleary: no kind word for kiefer !;
nothing smooth even for that excellent
old warhofse and al!.rouud statesman,
your much respected Uncle Loren-no.
| sir; these Internal iooiS nave been COIL
sisteut Republicans and Staunch pro-
tectiunists from several centuries before
the birth OF oar Savior. | tell you, my
| friend. it was better 10 have been born
| i'll Norway than to possess large wealth
| great beauty, wide knowledge, ponder
| Gus mentality and any quantity of con-
| sistcUcy. That man john Goodnow
| doesn't seem 10 know hardly anything.
| Why, he gets UP a show of brood horses
/ and awards the first prize 10 geldlng!
!, Happy. we'll l should say was not
| happy-hot by a large majority! The
| next thing we know that inau 'Nelsnu
| will be i'll the senate. Then how will
| he vote VIXEN it comes to repeating
| these Democratic measures? Nobody
| knows. He voted with Mills in the
| house-iuay be the Texas civiciSl, states
lnau and political economist still holds
/ full Title deed TO the vote OF the little
| NUrWegiau.' -,-t ~
Tue spcaker's eyes giistened with a
strange, vsi,!irtiveneSs -aiulreyengetul
/ light aS ne Missed out the words:
| Il shall write to MIR. GuodnoW. He
| IS ambitious for a seat III CONGRESS /
will learn why he ignores statesmen and
honest men. | Will ascertain II he dis
penseS Republican ENDORSEMENTS Oh the
same principle that the Almighty gives
out his plan OF salvatioa- concealing it
! from the wise and faithful and reveal
| ing it unto babes and toolSn's IL
| The speaker was veXed. Therefore
your correspondent would HOT care to
tell who he 0as. His criticism of Re
| publican Inconsistency seems to be well
| founded. The writer sympathiZed with
| him. Evidently the gentlemar is a
| friend of Senator WaShburn, and sill
| cereiy desires To have the Minneapolis
NAN retain his seat in the senate.