St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-14
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.

where has the greatest suffering been
this winter? Right in the protected"
communities, to which the balance of
the country has been paying tribute 10
these many years.-BrOwnSville News.
Bede'S Budget speaks of Rockefeller
rs John the Baptist who always gets
MS friends into deep water ana then
lets 'em sink or swim-but seldom the
latter
One of the most touching things In
recent literature ais the congratulatory
telegram from Dink Bolts of Georgia to
j. Adam Bede of Minnesota.-Orton-
vile Herald-Star.
Senator Buchanan and W. NJ Fuller
are candidates for the Republican NOM
lnatlon for state senator from this legIS-
lative district. They are gentlemen OF
ability, and either would we'll represent
the district--Mille Laos Times.
The conviction of the Floyd boys is
the best verdict jury has rendered in
sGme time. A great many young men
need an Illustration OF the fact that
there is danger in spending other
peoples money.-St. Cloud Journal
Press.
Any senator who votes against the
Wilson bill ought to be speedily
drummed out of the Democratic party
A vote against the bill is treason 10 tie
Democratic partY,and the traitor should
pay the heaviest penalty his party can
intiict.-Faribault Pilot.
The Hatch-W ashburn anticipation bill
will meet with fierce and uncompromiS-
ing opposition. Being looked upon as Il
measure that is more III the interest of
the Minneapolis mIllers than any one
else, it will have difficulty in passing
the house.-MOrriS Sun.
The Saltwater prison authorities are
considering the matter of manufactur-
ing boots and shoes on the account
system. At the rate they have been
going in from Hennepin county they
will no doubt have 10 have some new
industry TO keep them employed. -
Clinton Advocate.
We elect congressman to do their
duty. We don't elect them with the
idea that they will run away and bids
in order to break up quorum. or when
vote is taken abstain from attending.
in order that they may afterwards claim
that they sympathlZed with the side of
the question on which the cat has
finally ped.-Waverly Tribune.
1t Is said that the New York and
Texas slate for 1896 reads somewhat to
wit: Hill for president; Hogg and har-
mOny for vice. This might be known
as the Lone Star of Empire ticket,
reaching from the Hudson TO the Rio
Grande. There is certainly an odor of
the trough about il that isn't TO be for
gotten III close fght--Bede's Budget.
There is widespread belief that the
original interstate commerce law had its
Inception i'll inner railroad circles, and
was conceived and enacted Ill their in
teresU. while promulgated with ostenta-
tIous hue and cry as restricting their
greed and regulating tteir inequalities.
Indeed, practical experience with that
enactment has convinced the public
that the railroads and not the public
were its chief beneiciaries.- Winona
Herald.
Tie kid statesmen in congress are
busily engaged telling the veteran,
Judge Lochren. how he should al
minister the pension office. They insist
that they are more in sympathy with
the "boyS in blue" than the man who
fought and bled with them about the
time they, his critics. were getting
ready for short pants. -Wabasha Herald
Every Democratic senator VINO fill
busters against the Wilson bill, or who
strives to make that bill protection
measure, should be forever after elected
10 remain At home. " hen we want
prOtectiOnisti i'll congress we will vote
for Republicaus.-Mar County Demo
crat.