St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-04
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.

Every county in this district appears
to have congressional candidate
pieton Press.
People who live to all extreme old age
IN Chicago are called prendergasten-
arans. Post.
The NOrwegians may we'll be satisfied
with the governorship OF the state. IT'S
enougli.-Mille Laos Times.
Even those who have abused silver
fnen the worst will sooner or later have
to eat crow.-Moorhead News.
The political situation of this county
is beginning to assume the form ut a
smaii-slzed cyclone. = Renville Star
Farmer.
There are few men foolish enough
to believe that free coinage will come
| through the old parties. = Marshall
County Leader.
The country editors of the state made
Cush Davis United States senator. They
''are liable to make Bob Dunn state
auditor. Gazette.
- When a man wishes TO bribe mem
Der of Legislative body he does not ap-
rproach those he considers incOrruptible,
does he?-Montevideo Commercial.
The Iowa Republicans arc looking
for some kind of liquor law that will
fool the prohibitionists and accommo-
date the wets.-Leroy Independent.
Gen" Kelly says that his men will
II they do they will all be dead before
1.-THE glorious Fourth" Duluth Herald.
The Republicans want us to make
fools of ourselves by fusion with the
Democratic party. but we are not such
chumps as they fOndly Imagine. Crook
ston Tribune.
Editor Day, of the Albert Lea Stand
ard, says lit beats the dickens how
mean men flourish" Too bad they arc
not all running country newspapers
Little Falls Herald.
We hear less of Commodore kelly's
Washington bound, mariners since they
took to the water. 1t is clear that
never before were they III so good an
element.-W mona Republican.
Mrs. Charles Henrotin. of Chicago.
has received the Order of the Chefakat
from the Sultan of Turkey. She was
kind to Turks and Turkey during the
worlds fair, and the Chefakat came
back. Winona Herald.
1t is time that the people should take
some steps for better method of elect
ing United States senators. Let sena-
tors be elected by direct vote Of the
people ana for shorter term than six
years.-Jackson Republic.
Col. Klefer evidently thinks this is a
cold, cherries world, inasmuch as the
leading Republicans of his district have
about decided that he is not to be re-
nominated for congressional hOnors
next fall.-StilIwater Journal.
Because the Populist demands gov
ernment ownership of the railway 1t is
called Daternal, but for the government
to pay a few sugar planters in four
states in the South IS, 1856 under the
Mckinley law is tariff. - Pipestone
Leader.
The Scottish parliament regulated the
dress Of the ladieS-"to save The purses
of the puir husbands and fathers" Shall
we 90 back to the so-called barbaric
times and petition our legislatures to
enact sumptuary laws?-Sauk Rapids
Free Press.
Once give the people to understand
that the acts of court are sacred from
comment and you lay a fixed corner
stone for structure of anarchy and
total disregard of the laws that have
been studiously observed in pas. years.
Prison Mirror.
Il United States Senators laugh at an
offer of $4,000 for one vote, one can
readily understand why a man is will
; ing TO pay q hundred thousand for
a seat there. Two or three votes
would reimburse him for his campaign
expenses.-St. Peter Herald.
Judge Butler. Of Philadelphia, a few
days ago refused to naturaliZe man
who vowed himself socialist. The
iudge declared upon examination that
the fellows principles were hostile to
those of our institutions, aud he is not
entitled to share in our government
Northfield News.
Il r. e. Dunn has earned and is entitled
to the nomination. We very much
doubt, however, of his ever being nomi-
mated. The rings are agin' him. But
the Democrats will take advantage of
the triumph of the ''bosSeS" and nomi-
nate and elect a man OF the people
Sank Rapids Free Press.
1t would pay the state to sell or give
away the prison at Saltwater and build
another somewhere OIL top of ground.
Enough money has been wasted in the
present location to puiId dozen cred
liable buildings, and still it is nothing
but a miserable hole, flooded by every
shower, and disgrace to Minnesota
Hastings Gazette.
We cannot express too emphatically
our wish that the Affo-AMerican miners
will continue to side with their employ
ers. Ii they can succeed in establish
ing reputation as reliable !aborerS it
will give them an immense advantage
over the disorderly. anarchIstic foreign
ers who are about half the time upon
either drunk Oh a strike.-Afro-A Amer
lean.
The saving through good roads in the
life of their wagons and in the cost of
repairs is what the farmers do not seem
to realize. How many wheels and aXles
are sacrificed to ruts and ''thank you
ma ams?" A wagon run on a we'll built
road will last at least half longer than
one used Oh the average country road
and carrying heavier loadS.-Alexandria
Post-NewS.
There seems to be demand at st.
Paul among the Democrats for F. W. NJ.
Cutcheon to run for congress. He is
just the kind of man we should have
in congress. He is clean-cut, honest,
and man of strong Democratic con-
victions. He is Democrat. and knows
why he is We hope the Fourth dis
trct will send him to congress.-Wa-
basha Democrat.
In Pennsylvania the Republican state
convention pronounces in plain Ian
guage for both gold and silver as cur
reney, and that a parity be maintained.
1t this is the view the party takes in an
Eastern state, how IN the name Of rea-
son can the Minnesota Republican con-
vention, to be held at st. Paul, July 1lth,
go on record for single standard?-
Winnebago City Press.