St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-02
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.

The Mankato Free Press commends
Clevelana's veto as good Republican
doctrine.
Whether a man gets or fails to get an
| Office Is often an important factor in
determining his opinion OF the party in
| power.-Mabel Enterprise.
II Miss Pollard concludes to star in
The Crust of Society" Col. Breckin-
ridge might take leading part in Led
Asiray. - Duluth News-rribune
The attempt of the Washburn organs
| to smoke out" other candidates for
United States senator are not meeting
| with much success. Duluth Herald
The president will do his duty to the
country regardless Of the crankS on one
| side. and bitter and dishonest partisan
ism on the Other.-Mankato Review.
Gov. Waite, brides, blood and all,
! should head Gen. Crank CuXey's march
| on Washington. 1t would have q pct-
| uresQue effect.-Nobies County Demo-
| crat.
Coxey is even mere valorous than Don
| QuiXOte, the knight who tackled wind
| Ihiil. CoXey intends to run up against
| the United States Senate.-Little Falls
| Herald.
With that (the Wilson bill passed. out
| OF the way, so that trade may resume its
| normal conditions. there is no reason 10
be apprehenSive about Democracy
FariDault Register.
Republican papers only with collar
around their necks are wanted in the
Minnesota Republican Press associa-
| ton. the Union is not one OF that
kind.-Anoka Union.
The people. and especially the farmers,
! demand a free market into which they
can go and obtain what they need Tor a
falr price without paying Il tax to any
one.-St. Peter journal.
a dog show is in progress at Denver.
Gov. Waite should abate it as NUS
ance. for 1t is evidently intended as op-
position to him in the bowling business.
MOBILES County Democrat.
The Blue Earth City Post seems to
think that the Hon. John Lind is a sort
of Barkis; that he is "willin'" to stay
at home or go 10 congress or act as gov
ernOr. Sometimes the most "Wiliill'"
| ones get left.-MadiSOn Press.
The proper thing for the next state
DemocI attic convention to do is to name
candidate for United States senator
and declare in its platform for the cleo
ton OF United States senators directly
by the people.-Wabasha Democrat.
Col. Disadvantages recital Of his re-
lations with Madeline Pollard is one of
the most barefaced and unblnshing
confessions Ofguilt ever made in a court
i'll this country st. Cloud lines.
Miss Pollard made great mistake by
not purchasing hand organ a few
| years ago when she had q string on the
Kentucky colonel. She might have
/ made fortune. washington County
| journal.
Breckenridge may escape paying dam
| ages in his breach of promise suit, but
ruined character, and the scorn and
contempt of all decent people. Brain
| erd Dispatch.
The United States senate seems to be
| a combination OF whisky and sugar
| QruSts). Now if that body were chosen
| by the people they wauld soon.have the
| hot water to complete the combine
Dawson Sentinel.
Slate has been discovered in Redwood
county. and beside il is mne of
graphite. A slate pencil and a lead
pencil were found buried side by side.
oh, Redwood is daisy. Rainy Lake is
not III it.-St. Peter Herald.
Next year the League must invite
Tom Reed to address them and Mime
sofa Will have an opportunity to Judge
VI tJC TWO CdflUl.
dates it wants for the standard bearer.
South Minneapolis Telegram.
Very few people who have Judged
Mr.. Cleveland by his past records be-
lIeved he would sign the bill, but it was
known that he was studying 1t carefully
with the hope that it might be found at
least armleSS.-Faribault Democrat.
Can any one have the faintest idea of
what good is to come 10 the people of
the country TO have lot of tramps and
bummerS truGging about in the snow,
fed by charity, and demanding every
thing in sight under the name of the
Onweal"'-Madison Press.
Since the awful fate of Col. Breckin-
ridge. as described by his attorney and
law partner. it is proposed to pass law
requiring all congressman to he attend
ed by chaperOns to protect them from
designing school girls.-La Prairie
News.
They tthe massesl will not bow to the
leadership OF such men as Hill, German.
Brice and men of that character. These
men have been ''dallying with the pros
titute of protection" until they cannot
longer be considered decent Democrats.
Caledonia Argus.
Put 1t the tariff question: i'm the
hands of tariff commission, where il
rlgbtfully belongs, and the country will
be lar more prosperous. 1t will not