St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-21
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.
Stand by Bob Dupn.-St. Cloud ion

Ct0uu ny DOD Dunn.-St Cloud Jour-
nal-Press.
The Trumpet does not give a picayune
lOr any political party under the sull.-
Tracy Trumpet.
1hey call them "Industrials" because
they tol! not and neither do they spin.-
Ortonvillc Herald Star.
II Coxey would only come and run IN
the Seventh Minnesota ne could be
elected.-Fergus Falls journal.
Inc Minneapolis preachers are get
tthe ready for their summer vacation.
Mayor Eustis aud his people can then
taKe rest at hOme.-Cannon Falls
Beacon.
When the first session of the Fifty
thiru congress closes the Democratic
party VIII not be ashamed Of the record
made.-St. Cloud Times.
The new Chicago fad - licenses for
ilars-lsn't likely to become popular
licenses Cloud Times.
II Duluth wants the member of con.
gfess and state office also she will
probably get what the small boy shot at
-rnothlng.-Brainerd Dispatch.
The pronounced affection for the Pop
nilsts recently exhibited by the Repub-
mean newspapers of this district Is sim.
ply aralyZing.-Adrian Democrat.
There is less talk than there used to
pc over the liquor problem. but more
pfoSresS Is being made toward its final
settkment.-RedW Wing Republican.
OF. PauI officers have captured two
inufdererS. They have both cOnfesse d.
now Will the blind goddess keep from
hanging them will he determined later,
-CrookSton Times.
Now they have discovered "land fer
!liZer" al Redwood. Ye gods! Is
there any thing more? Ii so, hurry up
ana trot 1t out before hot weather.-
Springfield Advance.
Inc West keesp forging ahead. The
ia.tst victory for chat part of the world
was ". Rice. owned in st. Paul, win
hing the Brooklyn handicap race Tues
day.-Cro"kston Times.
Inc 81. Paul GLOBE does not favor
Iu'iiig with the Populists. 1t is safe to
say mat it voices the sentiment of a
great majority of the Democrats of the
state.-Littie Falls Herald.
Late political events, among which
tie CITY election in st. Paul was not the
ieast, p"lnt to the early dissolution of
the a!abolical ASSOCIATION known as the
A, 1. A.-Spring6eld Advance.
lis sweet to die for ones country, but
from appearances it will be difficult to
Lihu Democrat VINO will be willing to
aie inns year for Second district congress
sional honors.-St. Peter Herald.
breealnridge's usefulness as a con-
gresham has flown. Kentucky can
much better afford to send him to the
penitentiary = where he belopgs-in-
stead vi to congress. -Hokah Chief.
i,ol II
otar-rarlner. Yes, of course they ought
to held Office. There Is no class of men
In The country better qualified TO hold
once than editors are.-S!ayton Gazette
Republican senators (every mothers
son OF them) are talking against time
every day in order to delay the settle
ment OF the muct-lnoO!ed "uncertainty
as to tariff legislation" - st. Cloud
Times.
Congress pays $40 month to a man
for. winding the two clocks in the sem
ale. This fall the people will wind up
the senate 10 the tick of the ballots as
lhsy drop in the box. -Plpestone
Leader.
The Fergus Falls Globe gives note
OF timely warning against fusion with
the Democrats. That is right, We
want no fusion. and what is are, we
wont have it with either of the two old
professionalism Tribune.
Editor Barrett's advice 10 other Kin
ney7supporters who are making things
not for Towne is good. He SAYS to
them: Until the convention is held,
"let us be wise and not say things we
may have to eat."-West Duluth Sun.
The day has gone by forever when a
woman wroEged by man must bear all
the shame and obloquy alone. The day
mas come when the man, the betrayer,
the tempter, the pGrSuer: must bear his
share OF the public reproach.- Fertile
journal.
What IS it Duluth wants, ANYWAY?
Only LA Vague for state auditor, Mich
OILS for clerk of the supreme court, Kin
ney or Towne for. congressman. and
they may trot out candidate for
United States senator next winter.
Surely. this is modesty !-Milaca Times.
Donnelly wants to have parade ten
miles long of farmers in MINNEAPOLIS
some time this summer. This will tend
to create dissatisfaction among the
farmers, and that is what Donnellv
wants. Stirring up contention is his
business and what he lives on.-Hokah
Chief.
LII all his actions in congress we be.
lieve Boon has stood squarely on the
platform he was elected on. and his rec
ord is a credit to the party as well as TO
himself. But if we have stronger and
better man, one all can unite on, then
let us dominate him; but let those of us
who may not get exactly the candidate
we. want nevertheless stand by the
party, and success will be certain. AS
for Boen, he can well afford to retire on
bis lanrelS.-WilkIn County Gazette.