St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-26
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.

ssgood (?) Democratic times" should re
mem Der that we are still governed b U
Republican laws.-Renville Mon.
The great cold wave of Wednesday
split and went around Minnesota. 1t
probably didn't know that Jadam Bede
was down with cholera morbus.
Dault Democrat.
Apaism is rapidly growing weary Oh
itself, aud seems destined to die very
easy death. Candidates for office now
make sworn statements that they never
belonged TO it.-St. Peter Herald.
When all the logs stolen from state
lands are seized by direction of the
pine lands committee, there may be
considerable Shrinkage in the lumber
output at MinneapoliS.-Du Her
aid.
The movement (Coxey's) may be
looked upon as wild scheme of CT anky
enthusiasts. but the student OF his tory
will see in it the forerunner of a crisis
in the affairs of the country.-COtton-
wood Citizen.
The man with two brains is attracting
attention as museum freak in New
York. He might get permanent en-
gagement with several Republican sen-
| ators, Who haven't even got one brain.
Austin Democrat.
That glorious time is again here when
any one who visits the cities and runs
across a reporter can get his me into
the papers as ali influential citiZen-if
he submits to political interview
Murray County Herald.
The number of congressman willing
to keep their jobs, although claiming to
be overworked and underpaid, is as
tonishing. Or rather would be astOnish-
ing, if there were not so many liars
Eden Valley Journal.
Here is another innovation from the
best mayor Minneapolis ever had.
Mayor Eustis says that the police force
must consist of men to whom woman
Will not appeal in vain for protection
Ortonville Hcrald-Star.
POIitica! spop-suckers should not be
allowed to hold an office everiastingly.
When they have held all Office one or
two terms their party would profit by
relieving them of their burden and
placing new man in the posltion.-
Grove City Times.
The United States senate and house
of lords are converting more people to
anarchy than are all the crankS in the
world. They are not only useless as
law-making bodies. but are an actual
menace 10 civilization; they should be
abOlS he'd. Lake Benton Times.
Any man who sueers at the churches
because OF their advocacy of suppress
sion of vice Is unworthy Of the support
of the citizens of st. Cloud who attend
| those churches. and they, we are glad
| to say, lumber more than nine .tenths
| of St. Clouds peOple.-St. Cloud Times.
| 1t (CoXey's) is cranky movement.
| and destined to do damage to all those
| engaged in it, and yet it appears to have
| encouragement all along the line. In
all probability the federal government
| will be called upon to protect the people
against this army of trampS.-Farlbault
| Democrat.
There is nothing wrong in getting an
| expression from the state convention
| (as to who should be- SENATOR, providing
| the matter is generally understood in
advance. This question should receive
the serious consideration of the Rcpub-
lican state central committee.-Fair-
mont Sentinel.
"Three years more OF Grover" signs
the Republican VINO has just stepped
out the back door of pOStuffice. Yes,
three years. Time enough, plenty, to
| get this nation on the pinnacle of pros
| perity where Grover left it when b.
| Harrison put Oh the presidential regalia.
-WaDasha Democrat.
Vice President Stevenson is now
| being talked of as the nominee at the
! next Democratic convention for presi-
| dent. He is said to nave the backing of
! Senator Hill, and would have the sup
| port of the Southern and Western
states. His boom, however, may catch
| cold before convention time.-Mapleton
| Enterprise.
| 1t is said that the most of those ad-
venturers who have joined CoXey for
| the purpose of marching to Washington
| are anarchists. This is the class gener-
| ally attracted by such wild, visionary
schemes. To call such a gathering an
industrial army is libel Oh honest labor
-Mankato Free Press.
| Bob Dunn is authority for the state
| ment that "a bald-headed man is the
nobiest work Of God" All who find
| hair vigor ineffective can derive conso-
| lation from this, and nc gay and fair
| ballet girl was ever more solid with the
bald headed row than is Robert at the
| present writing. Wadena Pioneer.
1t looks as though a few Dem ocrats in
| the United States senate were going to
| allow the Republicans to frame the
| present tariff bill, and make it clean
| protection. From the changes being
made to accommodate various localities
| it would appear that the tariff was
| purely local issue.-St. Peter Herald.
| Minnesota leads in newspaper enter
prise. We have newspaper published
| by the cOnvicts at Saltwater. by the
lunatics at Rochester, and by the A. 2.
A. society at Minneapolis. 1t is to be
hoped that the newspaper will broaden
Its Influence by redeening these I'M
fortunate classes.-Little Falls Herald.
| With Mrs. Waite calling for the life
blood of her political opponents, and
Mary Ellen Lease demanding the inn
| prisonment for life of those who differ
from her i'll their opinions, the task of
the earnest women who are seeking to
enlarge the political power of women is
made difficut.-Winona Republican.
The Col. Breckenridge now having a
set-tO with Miss Pollard in the court at
Washington is said to be the same Col.
| Breckenridge who made great speech
against DR.. Briggs. The old villain was
Mortified because Dr. Briggs expressed
some doubts about the story of Jonah
swallowing the whale.-Buffalo Journal.
Ever since the farmers of Olmsted
and the adjoining counties changed
from exclusive wheat raising to dairy
Inc, stock raising and different branches
OF farming, they have been improving
financially, and today Southeastern
Minnesota. the region extending from
Harrington to the Iowa line and from
the Mississippi as far west as Mankato.
Is as prosperous as any agricultural
region of the United States. aud prob
ably or the world. -Rochester Post.
The reign of cranks seems not only to
have extended to the religious field, but
also to the political. Gov. Waite, OF
Colorado, has discovered in the courts
of this country force which is under.