St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-04
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

Prof. Henry Preserved Smith has
! worked his heresy advertisement to a
top of column standstil.-W ashingtOn
| Post.
Happily the coal famine occurred at
time when CRATE hres are at discount
and Lemonade at a Baltimore
Herald.
About the only thing in the tariff bill
to which Senator Hill appears not TO be
mnrtally opposed is the enacting clause.
st. Louis Chronicle.
1t may be taken as significant that the
rom Johnson presidential boom arrived
III The same mail with The recent cold
ave.-lndlanapOiis News.
CoxeyisIn is dying out. and what's
slckening its adherents is their approach
to working SO far as to labor under
deiuslon.-Philadelpili Times.
There appears to he ali impression in
the senate that testimony-com
laws possess much more vitality than
salary-docking laws. - Washington
Sar.
One advantage which the David B.
Hill Democratic party enjoys in floc
lng by Itself is tue inestlmable privilege
OF picking its company.-New York
Press.
Whereas in America big national
changes are marked by refurnishing
OF the Whole house, Ill France they sim
ply get new cabinet.-PhlladeIph
Times.
Gambler MikeMcDonnald, of Chicago.
is understood to be shuffiing the cards
for congressional nomination. but it
| probably will not he his deal.--Boston
Herald.
When the business men of the coun-
try, irrespective of party, combine to
take care of the ''StateSinen' we shall
have better times all around.-NeW
York Recorder.
Perhaps if the members of the sugar
trust were summoned to testify, some of
them would point out the distinction
between beet sugar and sugar BEATS
st. Louis Post-Dispatch
Ii the senate is going to punish every
one who Is i'll contempt OF it a small
and very apathetic minority of the
American nation will remain unpun-
| Ished.-St. Louis Chronicle.
The public doesn't care half as much
about the men who tried to bride SEN
ators and failed as about the men who
undertook to persuade" senators and
succeeded.-Boston Globe.
The trouble with Col. Bill Springer's
proposed currency system is that only
life INSURANCE expert can hope ever to
comprehend its various and intricate
details.-St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
Just so long as there are special inter-
ests privileged to claim support from
the public treasury, just so long will
corruptionists seek their opportunity at
the national capital Boston Globe.
" hat is the use of talking honesty and
reform if the control OF the Democratic
party is to be surrendered to profess
SiOnal boss like German or a nickel
platter like Brice?-New York World.
From the character of his views as to
the future of this nation. Senator Allen
conveys the impression that he is gazing
at the country with one eye glued to
ragged knot ole.-Philadeiphia Press.
Mr.. Breckenridge has been expelled
by another Chicago club, but he is play
ing the game III way TO convince the
public that he does not look for clubs to
be trumps after the deal.-St. Louis Re-
public.
The proceedings of Senator Gray's
committe would seem to indicate that
i'll its opinion it is the newspaper cor
respondents instead of the senators who
are on trial for bribery and corruption.
New York World.
Schwab, the pardoned anarchist, has
Just taken out his final papers as Il citi-
zen OF the United States. Ii Gov. Alt
geld hadn't meddled with the admins
tration of justice we would have escaped
this infliction. Wisconsin.
"A senator who specuateS in sugar
stocks violates no law" says Senator
Hill. This is true; bps the people of
what state would consent to be repre-
scented by senator who would specu-
late IN stocks the value OF which was
controlled by his vote?-St. Louis Post
Dispatch.
What the country now wishes to see
stated in black and white is whether
the Rev. DR.. Henry Preserved Smith is
down and out for keeps, or whether he
can revive his differences with the
church by some course of procedure
with which the public is unfamiliar
Pittsburg Dispatch.
Col. Breckenridge carries bold front
in his campaign, but it does hot seem
possible that his Self-concait can pre-
vent his seeing the handwriting on the
wall. His district will never verify
the assertion or Col. Thompson that
Breckenridge is 10 worse than other
men.-Detrolt Free Press.