St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-17
OLA PODRIDA.

SOlllO Va lhC VIC 1|N hipSioiiS
congressional! channel seem to have dis
appeared from vieW.-Baltimore Amer
lcan.
A motion to make the absenteeism of
cowardly Democratic congressman per-
manent will be in order i'll November
neXt.-New York World.
If Lewelling and his tramps keep Oh
with their deyiltry, Kansas may once
more become the dark and bloody
ground. Philadelphia Press.
The fighting editors. with Hoar and
Frye, are still waging Hawaiian war.
EartnwOrks they may throw up. but the
sponge Observation-Disclosures Times.
Shoddy mills are bowling against free
wool. 1t would be difficult to find
more convincing indication that we
should have free wOol.-Detroit Free
Press.
work day never will succeed out there.
1t would leave the politicians only
twenty-five hours day TO fight.-Chi-
cago Dispatch.
If the performances of congressman
after election were as faithful as their
promises were abundant before election
the people would have more faith in the
government. Baltimore Herald.
The Democtat who absents himself
from the house this week, unless he be
too sick to leave his bed, is serving no
tice OH his constituents that he is tired
of public life.-St. Louis Chronicle.
There could be no swearing away of
collateral inheritance tax, for the dead
cannot lie if they would. But tax on
the incomes of the living is prolific
breeder of perjuries. - Philadelphia
Record.
With the passage of the income tax
law many will move toward the poor
line and cross it in order to escape the
new tax burden. Modesty will regain
It's rights as virtue. - Milwaukee
journal.
And now Gen. Alger has reappeared
on the political horizon. He is to be
doomed for a seat in the United States
senate. We suspect that this means
another whirl at the presidency.-Ind
annapolis News.
An exchange asks: ''Is Minister Willis
the man in the boat ?'' If he is not III
boat of some kind, he is the only man
who mas yet taken hand in Hawaiian
affairs that has escaped such embarrass-
ment.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
Thanks to the levelness of the preSi-
dent the spirited foreign policy" rack
ct is played out We are not going to
have colonies or colonial wars or pro-
cOnSulShips in payment of dirty polit.
ical debts.-Chicago Evening Post.
If Senator Voorhees, can control the
finance committee of the senate there
will be no substitute offered for the
Wilson bill. That is. there will not be
if he keeps his courage up to the stick
ing points,. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Willis on the Corwin and his presence
a secret. Not much. Willis is a Ken
tuckian, and he would have made a
speech to the first boat that went from
the Frisco wharf. Silence is unknown
to a Kentucky polltician.-St. Louis
Republic.
Minister Willis may not have been
sent home on the revenue cutter COrwin,
but that is not saying that he should not
have been given his passport by Presi-
dent Dole. if he made demand for the
restoration of eX-Queen LiliuOkalani.--
Cleveland Leader.
If Minister Willis has automatically
asked President Dole to resign. and
President Dole has told Minister Willis
he'd see him further first-or diplomatic
words to that EFFECTIVELY shouldn't the
long chapter on little HAWAII now come
to an end?-Boston Globe.
The Democratic party went before
the country pledged to tariff reform. Its
iCduSlo ptOuioCu Vic pcOple III Tue party
should be successful it would bring
about this fruition of their hopes. Moth
ing less than faithful performance of
these promises is demanded by every
Democrat.-kansas City TIMES.
Between the Hawaiian policy, the
Wilson bill and the income tax measure
The Democratic party is doomed to ami
hilation. While the party gropes in the
wilderness the people are girding their
loins. If a general election could take
place now there would be scarcity OF
mourners over the Democratic CORPSE
Philadelphia Inquirer.
The vital Importance of prompt
TARIFF revision, not only to the country.
but also the Democratic party, en-
trusted with this duty, cannot be over
estimated. On this alI-needed relief
business, industry and labor are eagerly
waiting. TO delay it day longer than
is absolutely necessary will be ma
tional detriment and national wrong.
New York Herald.