St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-23
NORTHWEST VIEWS.

The running of boycott organs does
not seem to be very prOftable.-Tacoma
Ledger,
If boycott Is not wrong. why have
the statutes in Wisconsin made it
crime?-Superior Telegram.
Watch Debs slide into the obScurity
from which he is already sorry that lie
ever emerged. Democrat.
The militia will probably be kept at
Cripple Creek until Gov. Waite's renom-
ination is certain.-Denyer 'rimes-Sun.
1t should not be forgotten that the
Pullman sleepers need legislation. They
must be made 10 conform to law.-Fargo
Forum.
California prescrlbes the death penalty
Tor the crime OF train wrecking. Every
state Ill the union should adopta
similar statute.-Aberdeen News.
The interstate commerce act is being
rlgidly enforced against railroad strik-
ers; let it be so widened in lis scope as
to regulate Pullman.-Helena Indi-
pendent
The true American is he who prays
loud and long for the restoration Of
those better days. those happy homes
our people 80 dearly love.-Winona, n.
D., Times.
A ''scab," according to the modern
ldea, Is man who works and earns a
living when others say he should loaf
and become All object of charity
Black River Falls journal.
Chicago, which has been the breeding
spot for anarchy in the United States,
has courted the destruction recently
wrought in that city. May the lesson
prove OF value.-Fargo Republican.
The Knights of Labor prefer not to be
~ "a
would-be dictators like Debs and Sow
ereign is poor substitute for bread for
the chlldren.-DenVer Times-Sun.
Now that George Gould's yacht has
been defeated the biblical number of
times by the Britannia, it would seem
TO be Ill order for him to engage new
sailing master. cleveland Leader.
This republic cannot longer afford 10
be held up to the gaze of the world as a
toy nation subject To the whims and
caprlces OF every passing breeze. Force
such men as Pullman 10 arbitrate or
step to one Side.-Butte Miner.
The st. Louis Globe-Democrat esti-
mates that Altgeld will cost Chicago
and the rest of Illinois $50, 600 or
| more. This may be an excessive esti-
mate, but Altgeldism comes high Col
orado has learned this simple lesson
Davenport Democrat.
Jefferson once said that personal lib.
erty IN this country would be in more
danger from the usurpationS of federal
! courts than from legislative or executive
assumptions. The judges of today
should not so use their power as to
prove Jefferson prophet.-TacOma
| News.
Nearly three hundred owners of
| public halls met in Berlin the other day
and agreed unanimously not 10 rent
rooms TO socialists and anarchists. A
note should be made of the fact that no
| such action has been take at Chicago.
Everything goes there. - Davenport
| Democrat.
One of the large life Insurance com
| panles of the country is now giving
| total abstainers from alcoholic bever-
! ages the advantages of lower rates of
| insurance. This is temperance move
In itself OF value, and PROBABLY will
! prove of greater usefulness than rigid
! prohibitorY laws passed by legislatures.
jamestown Alert.
| The truest friend of the American
Wage-earner is the man who is industri-
/ ously hunting TO find the paddock and
Key with which to forever close the
gates OF Castle Garden. and so protect
homegrown muscle and brains from
being drowned in the food of European
! competition on our own soiI.-Huron
State Journal.