St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-15

MuJ. LOWuluS has cCCii AVA
the legislature by the Republicans at
Fargo, and an order has been sent for
one big chair for the North Dakota
lower house.
Time was when the major would have
declined anything below the governor
ship, but things do change. The stick
of the majors sky rocket came down
and ssnote the enrth with Il dull, sieken-
ing thud some time ago-amd the major
knowing his '.biz" and things like
that-iaid low and now his star
which ever burns is again i'll thu
ascendency.
Is Senator Hill gamer ny Gaynor's
determination not 10 run?
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According to prottcti0nist theory the
tailor who makes a suit of clothes which
sells for so should receive, we will say.
81 per das, wiIle the same tailor, ii em-
played tu make the same suit. the raw
material for which raised the necessary
selling price to $40 would receive 81
per day. But he doesn't. lie doesn't. he
doesn't.
The people of Brooklyn are invited to
make their city really greater by be-
cunning part Of Greater New York, as
IL should be. Chicago will now extend
Invitations to Sitka and New Orleans to
become parts of Greater Chicago.
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With two champions hetvv~eights of
the worltl on nand at the same time the
national honor is SAFE.
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the Orioles" won the base hail PEN
nant dni prUceedet! 10 get "oreide."
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Nav that the pr0tectioiists have
demonstrated So clearly tirai all ma
ton requires TO become prosperous and
rich is 10 establish and maintain high
| protective tariff, it is in order for the
legislatures Of the various states of the
! Union To enact tariff laws against every
| other state.
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| This is offered seriously: and why
| not? Ii protection will encourage, and.
| indeed. Make ps,SStbie, artificial. I'LL
natural production, and SUCH produc-
! ton is desirable. almost every state of
( the Union is as well calculated to stand
| ALONE and produce all The Ilecessaries of
| lite as most OF tue European countries;
! and each state wuuit.. according to pro-
| tectin':ist logic, become prosperous
| and rich. making a grand aggregation
| ri states, the q !lited States, richer than
| nations ever dreamed Of.
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| Minnesota, for Instance, would have
tariff against the sugar of the sugar
| planters OF The South. Somebody would
| erect great hot-huuse and raise sugar
I ciFse, and men could be given employ
| Hielst in the care OF it and in the making
| of sugar for The use Of MinneSotails.
t anu the employing sugar cane grower
| and sugar reilner could pay The em-
| ploye, high wa2eS--if lie wanted to
ind everybody would get rich. Beau.l-
| fGl scheme, isn't ii? Please don't
Laugh; 1t Is not whit more chimerlcal
| than the strange fancies of our ReDub-
| lican friends.
1t it is right to seek public office. the
| Eitti' w dSptlC5 W ~ ID 81 TUT IL ltOGS
not run lis hard as he legitimately can
| for it.
| 1t is needless to report that Free Raw
Materials" the new calf OF Col. William
, NJ. SingrriY's famous Holstein COW
''CohdelFa,'' is robust and frisky.
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The fact that some 1900 important
| failures occurred Immediately after the
passage OF the Mckinley law, or that a
general business depression came Oh
just prior to The passage of the Wilson
law. does not necessarily pr0vs con-
| tineutal thing. For Instance:
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| TO legalize q ratio of Sto for silver
! caiHage-i.l other words, put about 25
cents worth of silver into d silver dol
lar and establish free coinage on that
basis-would give great sections of the
West a mighty boom, but it would be
ali artifcially created condition. operat-
ing after all i'll the interests of a few
and against the many. Quadrupllng
the tariffs on manufactured goods wonld
be followed by il temporary wave of
prosperity, veritable Spasn of high
| priced employment, in certain sections;
but who does not know that this would
be certainly followed by cyclone of
business destruction. of monopoly and
of iabor's misery Intensified.
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1t devolves upon Il committee of ar
engagements to select the sixty most
| hao nj inbjpS s,f RaIti,nnra to uif
the banquet of the National Bankers
association. Special ARRANGEMENTS have
been made to get the committee safely
out OF town as soon as the list is ALI
nounced.
The late James G. Blaine, who in his
reciprocity plans was really a free
trader, had the hardihood to say in his
famous book that the low Walker tariff
| was so satisfactory i'll Its effects that no
party thought of suggesting a change
in the tariff laws for years after its
enactment. How many people there
are who are protectionists only because
they are Republicans.
The Hon. Kope Elias. whose name
has been shaded back and forth at va.
rious times by political exigences from
K. y. Peeias to S. A Ileepok, is now
a candidate for state senator way down
IN Moth Car'liny. Rope has the sup
port OF the Hon. Sleuch Spitfar and the
Hon. Piemouth Whanglopper. The
Sour mash Avalanche Banner of Hope
have also come out for him and things
are looking up for Kope.
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If the country was in such glorously
prosperous and contented condition
under McKinleyism, won't some real
smart Republican campaign shouter
rise in his seat and explain why the