St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-16

question as to the side which every lib
erty-loying citizen should take.-Rock
County Herald.
In the meantime Debs should be
tried for treason. A man who fools
with fire should be held RESPONSIBLE, SO
man who plays with human passions
shoald suffer the consequences, and
Debs may yet learn to his sorrow that
he IS not czar.-Preston Times.
One day in 1877 Eugene V. Debs said
to Maj. George n. Barbour. of Terre
Haute, Ind: "Major, you may laugh,
but will be one of the biggest men in
see." And he was only seventeen years
old when lie said it.-SiouX Falls Press.
Just why hundreds of thousands of
men. who have no grievance, should
allow themselves to be drawn into
strike regardless Of the interests of the
people is beyond comprehension. The
system which admits of such a thing is
oppressive, tyrannIcal and autocratic.-
GAINESVILLE Argus.
Without buster, without words, ex-
cepting quiet words of warning, Presi-
dent Cleveland has taken hold OF the
great questions presented with the will
OF jackson, with determination as
0ogged as that of Grant, with patriotism,
peace. Fargo Argus.
1t would certainly be great misfort-.
une for Minnesota if Mr.. Owen. with
his wrong theories and his party's doc
trines back Of him, should be elected
governor. He Will make big run, and
IL Will require united and hard work on
the part of the Republicans to defeat
hun, but he will be defeated.-Duluth
Tribune.
Pullman will never be able to ar
range love match with the people,
and he need not think he can. There
Is no sense in destroying his property
III order that the people may have the
privilege OF paying him for it, but at the
same time the country thinks no better
OF him than it did two months ago
Cedar Rapids Gazette.
Pullman, the ayaricious millionaire,
and Debs, the egotiSticai autocrat who
has made the huge blunder of placing
SO vast number OF wage earnerS in the
position of beggars. are men VINO will
In the near future be pointed at as
examples Of Gepraved human nature
unworthy place among free Ameri.
cans.-Winthrop News.
Pullman would not arbitrate his diff
terences with his employes-he had
nothing to arbitrate." If, however,
he had submitted his cause to arbitra-
ton the a. K. U. would have had no
ground to stand on, and this great strike
would never haYe occurred. When you
are damning Debs, and declaring him IA
dictator, murderer, etc., don't forget
Pullman.-St. James Journal.
At any time of labor troubles and
strikes tile low-down foreign element,
which are, as a class, anarchists, take
advantage of the situation by rloting
and plumber. The quicker the United
States troops are compelled to eXter-
inmate them the better 1t will be for
peace Of the country and the safety of
our citiZens.-Elmore Eye.
The recent Republican county con-
VentIon broke open number OF sores
from Which 1t Will never recover. The
transactions i'll the convention were de-
cidedly Shaky, and the cry OF 'boodle'
IS heard from all corners. Lifelong
Republicans from different parts of the
county are deserting the cause, like rats
do sinking ship. The g. 0. D. is sadly
delnoraliZed.-P Bulletin.
We must stand by the law and the
government. But that does not neces-
Sarly eliminate all considerations of
equity from the subject. No question
can ever be settled until it is settled
right. 10 intimidate or drive the work
Ing people in this country 70 break faith
with one another, to Violate their agree
ments, their contracts of mutual pro-
lection and defense with one another
simply that certain corporations may
thereby be permitted 10 carry out their
monopOliStic compacts, does not settle
the ulfflculty.-Midway News.