St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-16
NORTHWESTERN PRESS
Gives Its Views on the Strike
EmphaticalIy.

field Advance.
| Was there ever such a thing as a
strike in the poStotfice department.
| Norwood Times.
DeOs seems to be losing his grip and
an anxious public would like TO see him
lose his head. d.-Rushmore Gazette.
After awhile the people will forget
that such man as Altgeld was ever in
the governors chair.-Duluth Tribune.
law and order must prevail. and any
| organization that antagonizes 1t is bound
to go to the wall.-Elk River Star-NewS.
Debs, Sovereign II Co. may be a big
| firm, but this last project of theirs will
| probably wind them up.-HastlngS
! Democrat.
Debs ordered a boycott on the press.
| There was never desnot yetwho was
not bitterly opposed to free speech
Buffalo Journal.
The sympathies of the public are with
the railroads in this case, as is just and
proper, and it could not be otherwise
| Glencoe Register.
Duluth has one candidate on state
ticket. John a. Keyes is running for
| attorney general with the PopullStS.-
| Duluth Commonwealth.
Debs and the A. r. U. are defeated,
and the dictator finds that he is not the
power" he thought lie was.-Wash.
lngton County Journal.
Government control and government
| ownership of railroads are two different
| things. 1t is evident the government
should control.-Morris Sun.
These great strikes are having their
influence for good-haStenIng the time
when the government will own the
| railways Window Citizen.
drunk the chances are that he would
have done twice as much mischief when
sober.-Cannon Falls Beacon.
Last summer money went out on
general strike, and now labor is follow
ing suit. We cannot get along without
eitner.-HOward Lake Herald.
The establishment of well-defned
system OF arbitration in this country is
| the only thing that will terminate the
strike era.-Garden City Gimlet.
There is move on foot in this county
| to put up an independent or citiZeus'
| ticket 10 be submitted to the voters 1T
the fall electiun.-Sauk Rapids Sentinel.
No union or organization of men has
right to destroy the business or prop
erty of Innocent people in order to ac-
conlplISh certain ends.-Royalton Ban
| ner.
No defense of boycott involving the
rights and welfare of the general public
can ever be made which will command
favor or approval.-St. Cloud Journal
Press.
Grover Cleveland has backbone. and
when he has duty TO perform he per-
forms it, no matter what cenSure it will
brIng upon his head. - Eden Valley
Journal.
10 our mind the fundamental prin-
clpleS OF true aud democratic govern
ment can only be found in the new
Rarty-the Peoples party. .-WaverIy
Tribune.
Without respect to party, newspapers
are congratulating the country that a
man like Cleveland was president in
these times of disturbance.-Sauk Rap.
ids Free Press.
Editor Lamphere's congressional
boom gives promise of attaining large
proportions before the Republican con-
gTeSSlohal convention is held.-Swift
County Monitor.
Ii we had compulsory arbitration
laws this a. Il. u. strike would not now
he on. Government control of the
railroads IS the only other way to avoid
strlkes.-Hodston Valley Signal.
Sovereign would have been bigger
man II he had never written the order
10 strike. Like many man who has
written hook, he wrote his obituary at
the same time.-Stillwater Gazette.
All good citizens uphold President
Cleveland IN his stand against insurrec-
tlon and anarchy. Strike or no strike,
law and order must prevail or We will
nave no government.-llokah Chief.
President Cleveland will receive the
thanks OF all good Americans for the
promptnesS and decisiyeness with which
he has acted iii suppressing anarch: site
endencles.-Montgome Messenger.
The boycott is dictatiOn. 1t is cruelty.
1t Is tyranny of the worst kind. 1t is
unreasoning force. AS governing
principle it can never be tolerated in
this country.-Hutchinson Democrat.
When man openly defies the laws OF
his country and refuses to obey the in
functions Of the federal courts it is then
nigh time the United States laid its
hand upon him. .-Granite Falls journal.
Eugene Y. Debs has inclted more
murder and arson than did Capt. Jack
or Sitting Bull, aud for no more visible
reasons, and he should be summariIv
punished for his crimes.-Lindstrom
News.
And what is the right kind of a clti-
zen? lie is the man who does not look
| oStOoo iLS lOI all investment
| but SPENDS his money at home and EN-
courages home enterprises In
dependent.
The presidents course in the present
| troubles has been wise and conserva-
tive, and VIII meet the appreciation of
all loyal citizens who have the welfare
| of their country at heart.-Sherburne
County Times.
One great result of the recent railroad
| strike is the change of opinion in regard
| to governmental control of RAILWAYS.
People who formerly opposed this idea
| are now It's strongest adherents.-Ma-
pleton Enterprise.
Many strange things are constantly
happening. Yesterday we heard SEN
atOr Z. X. Davis complimented Inv
Democrat, and today we heard a Re'
| publican speak we'll of Grover Cieye-
| land Wabasha Herald.
The man who would trade places
| today with George Nj. Pullman loves
money great deal better than we do.
In all this broad land there is hardly
| person who has good word for him
Martin County Sentinel.
| We hope the government will not be
| satisfied with the mere suppression of
riot, disorder and the destruction of
| property, but compel the instigator of
the trouble to pay the penalty Of his
crimes. .-Worthington Advance.
But the boycott is despicable tyranny.
senseless, unreasonable and un.Ameri,
can, and the honest, STRAIGHTFORWARD
business sense of this nation will not
! tolerate 1t from whatever source it NAV
be proposed.-Spring Valley Vidette.
There are number of governors and
other local officials who have found out
during the past few days that the presi-
dent of the United States does not have
10 consult them in the enforcement of
the federal laws.-Mankato Free Press.
| But the sympathetic strike. the re-
| fusal TO work for one EMPLOYER unless
he can persuade or compel some other
employer to do something, is the craziest
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