St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-23
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.

The senatorship is said to lie between
Washburn and Sabin. Of the two Du.
luth prefers John Lind.-Duluth Com.
monwealth.
1t doesn't seem to be considered a
crime to bride a senator, but to fail and
be discovered - objectionable sin. -
AnOka Herald. -
Be careful of man who is ready to
fuse with any or every party He is
working for Office and not principle. -
Lincoln County Journal.
With Washburn taking care of the
legislative nominations times will i'm
prove financially among the faithful IN
the legislative districts. -ToWerBudget.
Donnelly wants to get Cows. Waite
and Llewelling at the Populist state
will'b dime museum.-Ida Iudex.
A scientist has discovered a way
whereby man can live on wind and
water. What discovery that would be
tor the country editors.-Lincoln County
journal.
We have been doing considerable
farming this week, and haven't time to
give our views on government owner
ship of everything. We will see to that
later.-Park Rapids Enterprise.
Nearly all the candidates for CITY
Office in st. Paul now have contest on
hand. Only half were elected, and the
courts Will have to decide who are the
lucky ones.-Little Falls Transcript.
Donnelly has picked I'D floating re-
port thai the earth has begun to wnbble,
and has found an explanation with char.
acterIstic readiness It,Was Washburn's
speech On the tariff did it.-Duluth
Commonwealth.
There are two many fellows in con-
gress who are gifted, unfortunately,
with surplus amount of CAB, and who
love notoriety and Doodle too much to
crafty the demands of the country as a
whole Gaylord hub.
Archbishop Ireland, i'll his speech to
the locomotive engineers, struck the
Keynote of the anthem in which organ
ICED labor is to celebrate its grandeSt
victories, in his eloquent plea for arbi-
trat!on.-Brown's Valley Foot Prints.
K. e. Dunn. editor of the Princeton
Union. Is receiving many encouraging
notices from Republican papers in his
candidacy for state auditor, We hope
to see him nominated in spite OF the
opposition of the bosses. - Jasoer
journal.
1t makes very little difference what
the state central committee or the state
league thinks ofB0b Dunn's candidacy,
the people are behind him and he will
be nominated. Otter Tail will lead off
With Its convention in a few DAYS aud
start him with its twenty delegates. -
Fergus Falls j ourna.
1t would be in the line of maintaining
non-partisan Judiciary. as we'll as con
tlnuing uDon the bench of our highest
PnIlrt tho Cprviooc nf
perienced jurist, for the conventions OF
these two professionalism and
Democratic indorse Justice Collins
nomination.-St. Cloud Journal-Press.
Minnesota Democracy seems to be
waking up to the fact that fusion is not
what 1t Is cracked I'D to be. We were
much pleased to read in recent issue
of the st. Paul GLOBE that, in their
opinion. fusion this year would be a bad
thing, and to see them advocate stand
ing by our colors. That's rigllt-Bu tfalo
Gazette.
1t turns out now that the apportion.
ment scheme adopted by the Republican
state committee for the state convention
this year was Matched by certain shrewd
trlckSteIs. and gives 10000 Republicans
Ill about two dozen counties half as
many votes as it does 60, 900 Republicans
~ q et'LCh Otilct COuntleS.-NPW U i'm
News.
The Republican party of Minnesota
has penciant for electing moneyed
men 10 office. In the past they I'VE
established this precedent. and the ma
Jority OF Republican officeseekers who
are anxious for the votes of 1.-THE
dear people" at the coming election are
men that possess an unlimited supply
Of the coin Of the lealm.-Waden
Tribune.
Lots of candidates are having their
names brought up for the consideration
OF the Republican state convention
which meets in ST. Paul in July. 1t
seems as If every newspapprsin this sec
ton has some man whom they want TO
see brought up for seine of the several
offices. AS yet we have none, but NAV
have lateFaDn. We will watch the turn,
Herald
The ST. Paul Pioneer Press and the
Minneapolis Tribune have asked our
opinion as to whom the voters in this
part OF the state prefer for election to
the United States senate to succeed Mr..
Nashburn. Without naming the man
we would say that, to the best of our
knowledge and belief, they desire to
have Il man chosen from the rural dis
trlcts. They think it is time that
change should be made. aid that the
two Glg cities should no longer bave
both the United States senators.-Mour
head News.