St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-24
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.

A man who can justify lawlessness
has very low estimate of the duties
of itiZenShip.-DawSon Sentinel.
Just put it down in red ink. if you
please, that s. III. Owen viii be Gov.
Owen after next January.-Sleepy Eye
Herald.
There is no possibility of strike dis
arranging our republic or bringing in
another form of governments, as some
extremists predict. = jackson County
Pilot.
Who says we are not in it with Knute
Nelson? Yesterday we received cabi-
net photo of his goyernOrship, directed
personally, with compliments.-St.P Peter
journal.
If labor will use judgment and fight
its battles in the proper way it can
accomplish much, but il cannot bull
dose the American public.-Hubbard
County Enterprise.
We would like to inquire. if all the
women in the land should strike. would
il be possible TO spttle by arbitration?-
Alexandria Republican.
During these somewhat troublous
times it is pleasure to turn to the Of
fee of the commissioner of internal
revenue and observe the handsome in
crease in government receipts Coulton
Vidette.
Sam Jones, the noted evangelist, says:
'sIf the Populists don't feel like fools
they don't feel NATURAL Sam ALWAYS
did have blunt way of telling things.
Sam is Observation-Disclosures Coun-
ty Index.
After wrecking the Prohibition party
the Populists realized that there were
more votes 10 be gained by catering to
the liquor element than to the Prohi-
bitionists, so prohibition was formally
fired out of the Peoples party platform.
Fergus Falls journal.
A meeting to organize Democratic
club in ST. Louis county was held in
Duluth last night, and Maj. BaIdwin's
friends captured it, electing all the Of
ficerS and indorsing the majors course
in congress. Maj. Baldwin will sue
coed himself. mark the prediction.
Aitkin Age.
The Populist party will find its place
in the next four years. Either it will
be found to represent single demand
and sink into the same oblivion with
the Greenbackers, or it will be found to
stand for principle and rise in the
might of the Republicans in the DAYS of
their glory.-Duluth Commonwealth.
The Knights of Labor show signs of
getting sick of their experience with
Master Workman Sovereign, and it is
quite likely they will dispose of him 'at
the meeting of the next general assem-
bly,. The revolt has commenced at
Pittsburg, where the delegates elected
are all opposed to him.-Mankato Free
Press.
The bursting of the Mckinley bubble
to which while il was full the prctec.
tionists pointed with so much pride
brought widespread disaster; and the
only hope of The country is in that re-
turn to right principles for which the
country hopes as result of tariff Iegis-
lation by the present cOngreSs.-Winona
Herald.
While there may be question as to
the prupriety of writing the letter which
President Cleveland recently addressed
to Chairman Wilson on the status OF
tariff legislation. there can be no cues
ton as to the truth and force OF his DO
sition, that the senate bill is an abortion
at tariff reform. and if passed a stigma
upon the sincerity of Democratic pro-
fessions and pledges.-Mankato Re-
view.
The whole immense fortune of Pull.
man and ali the earnings of his en-
ployes together would not make up any
considerable part of what the country
has already paid far this disturbance.
1t is not based only upon or measured
10y dollars and cents, but has been
fight for control of the government.
The sooner the people know this fact
the better. Ii is their solemn duty TO
make sure that no such collision can
ever again occur in the United States
Reg Wing Republican.