St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-28
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.

Senator Kyle needn't worry. Nobody
proposes to restore the eX-uueen of the
Sandwich islands.-Duluth Common
wealth.
1t may yet become necessary for the
machine-set newspapers to furnish eye
glasses to each Observation-Disclosures En-
terprise.
The Mckinley bill made great many
free traders i'll this country, but the
senate bill is making them faster
Caledonia Argus.
II you want an Office come out like
man and say so. There is neither safety
nor sense in acting coy and indifferent.
Cannon Falls Beacon.
CoXey's new political party of Wealers
claim they will wipe out both the OLD
parties. Another good time for Ignatius
to switch. -Rushmore Gazette.
The Republican apers of this dis
trict should stop abusing the POpulsts
before they presume to give them po-
lltlcal advice.-Adrian Democrat
The Herald would like TO see the state
convention so large that every good Re-
publican who desired to attend might
have the privilege of doing so.-ROck
County Herald.
Let US conduct the campaign before
the convention so that we can give the
nominee. whoever he may he, the en-
tire support of the party.-Wilkin
County Gazette.
Minnesota is still the garden spot of
eternal bleSSedness. Though at times
the weather is unpleasant for picnic
parties. other states are much worse off
than We.-PlainvieW News.
Whitelaw Reid SAYS that the rumor
that he was to be the Republican nomi-
nee for governor of New York is silly.
MIR. Reid evidently knows when he ha s
had enough.-CrOukston Times.
Bob Dunn is clean cut. shrewd and
honest politician, and no DOUBT will be
the rural choice for that office, with l..
L. Hunt, of the Mankato Free Press, a
mighty close second.-Graceville Tran
script.
It's probable that the Democratic
state convention for Minnesota will be
held early in August. The party should
at that time name the party's choice for
United States senator. - Wabasha
Democrat.
Numerous country editors are now
industriously assisting the Twin City
slate makers to fix the state conven-
ton by reporting how much. or little,
they know of local political sentiment
Ot. JdlneS JOURNAL.
At the rate fraud investigating COM
mltteeS are now coming into popularity
it will not be long until such BODY
will be necessarily permanent division
of the states and United States legis-
lature.-Grove City Times.
Boon will do we'll if he succeeds in
again capturing the Populist congress
sional nominations Lommen. Holston
and SfannnrSOn of POLL Oft = I,o
plum, and one of the three is apt to de-
feat the man from Otter Tail.-Ada In
deX.
They are talking of running jim
Ruane for state senator up in Murray
county, and we hope they won't do it.
1t always spoils good editor to hold
office, and we don't want any change in
the Gazette until after 1S96.-Jackson
Republic.
The managers of tine Mower County
Fair association have diSgraced them.
selves and the state of Minnesota bv
inviting COXey. the criminal Tramp, TO
deliver an address before that associa-
ton at their forthcoming fair-Faribault
Democrat.
1t is a mistake to suppose that the
opinion of editors OH political ques-
ton, or the choice of a candidate for
office. indicates the opinion of the PEG.
pie. People no longer allow others to
do their thinking for them. - Sank
Rapids Free Press.
The success OF the Republican party
machine. this fall, means the reelection
OF Senator Washburn, and the contin.
ued demonstration of silver, with result
ing low wages, low prices and hard
times, so far as his influence shall ex-
tend.-WaSeca Herald
1t is quite wonderful how a county
seat fight will develop the population OF
a town. For Instance, there is Jackson,
which. according to the vote cast last
week, has population of 1000. a gain
OF over 500 since the official census of
DISQUALIFICATION Enterprise
The Republican state convention will
be held in st. Paul on July IL. Ii is be.
lieved the Republicans have fixed OIL
the next day after the Populist conven-
ton in order to be on hand to indorse
the Peoples party ticket, which will be
nominated the 10th. Crookston Trib-
une.
Our Republican friends should not
bank too much on the iron country vot-
ing against the Democratic cand idate
for congress this fall. The iron county
IS not settled entirely by mine owners
etiA oeoSh OHiCios lIlu tflCy dit IuG OlleS
most anxious for the success of the Re-
publican candidates.-West Duluth Sun.
The GLOBE seems to be little nerv-
Gus as to the. strength Gov. McKinley
might exert as presidential cand idate
for the Republicans, and is out in an
editorial favOrlng Senator Sherman. Lit
is not probable, however. that the
GLOBE will prove very strong factor
i'll Republican circles in the selection of
a. candidate for Observation-Disclosures
Free Press.
Geauga county, Ohio, is about to ex-
pertinent on a novel plan for good roads.
The county has been authorized to Dor
row 100000 with which to lay steel
wagon tracks 10 and from the market
towns OF the county, to be- used by the
farmers to haul their produce to town.
Ii the scheme proves successful the
good roads" solution is at hauu.-Ey-
ansville Enterprise.
The schemers who are trying to split
POLK county into four parts are depend
ing large.y upon prejudice to carry
their point. 1t does not require a very
deep mind to figure out the fact that
four counties will cost at least twice as
much to run as one big one. And who
is benefited? Certainly not the farmer
who will bear the burden Of taxation,
Polk County journal.
The Minneapolis Journal has rushed
john Lind into the field as dark horse
candidate for state auditor or course.
John Lind wouldn't ACCEPT the office if
rendered him, and the Journal is as well
aware of that as anybody. 1t is not i'm
probable that the favorable mention of
his name for United States senator
caused them TO do something to side
track him.-St Peter Herald.
The trouble. Brother Sherman. with
Senator Washburn is that he is nat
ural aristocrat. not in touch at all with
the people. His plutocfatic friends
secured his nomination and election,
six years since. we believe, by means
which would not bear the light; and
more Specifically, he has done all in his
power TO bring discredit upon silver, the
downfall of which is to greater extent
responsible for the present financial
Stflllyency than the uncertainty regard
ing the tarilf.-Tracey Trumpet.
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