St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-22
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.
"Oh. 1t is excellent


To use it like giant"
Martin County Sentinel.
Gov. Nelson's speech of acceptance
and the Republican platf0l m don't jibe
!. on all points.-Milaca Times.
The Prohibition party in this state is
opposed to fusion, and we believe in it 8
stand OH the matter.-W abasha Herald.
In these troublous times there is no
class Of people who occupy more
enviable position that the farmers.
Martin County Sentinel.
Mr.. DeLs, in undertaking to paralyze
the business of whole nation on ac-
count of the grievances of a few men at
Pullman. evidently went step too far.
The Prohibition convention in st.
Paul gathered 23S delegates. There are
at least that many in the state, then,
and possibly more.--Duluth Common
,Wealth.
p Ramsey County decided that it was
better to have the clerk of the supreme
court than the judge. and Reese was
nominated and Gilfillan was not-An-
Okla Union.
Cleveland was neither Democrat no
a Republican when he spoke out boldly
in favor of law and order. but a true
friend of the nation.-Martin County
Democrat.
The state rights plank in the platform
that holds the Donnelly and Owen party
ought to have been dedicated to the
memory of old John G. Calhoun
Hokah Chief.
The Populists last week nominated
Owen for governor, as was TO be eX-
pected. He Will not get as many votes
this time as he did before.-Granite
Falls journal.
Unless something exciting turns up
soon the campaign in Swift county will
be a short one this year. 'Tis we'll;
politics become Internally tiresome at
times.-Swift County Monitor.
The man who intends to try to recon-
clle all the explanations given for the
''hard times" would better engage a
room in an insane asylum before be-
ginning.-Spring Grove Herald.
F The Milwaukee Sentinel makes a
cruel thrust at the Flour City by saying
that the Minneapolis may be the fastest
war vessel afloat, but st, Paul is still the
head of navigation.-Duluth Herald.
Whether the southern part of the
state will take off its coat and howl for
ticket OH which it h as no representa-
tion will be a subject for consideration
after the other parties have placed their
So far as the personnel of the ticket
is concerned, it is good and strobg, but
from geographical STANDPOINT 1t is as
weak as it could be made. The First
and Second congressional districts are
literally"not in it."-Cal edonid Journal.
The Democrats will undoubtedly be
able to elect most of the ticket in North
Dakota this year. The Independents
and Republicans are badly demoralized,
and seem to have good sized fight on
hand between themselves S.-CrO0kSton
Times.
One of the worst things which can be
pointed out against the POpulist leaders
is the course they all pursue in con-
demning President Cleveland for the
patriotic stand he took against the law
lessness WHICH came to the surface dur
ing the Strike.-Ma nkato Free Press.
There are brighter days ahead. Now
that congress has passed the tariff bill,
it will put an end to the uncertainty
which has for so long impeded enter
prise. We expect that next year will be
one of great business activity and gem
eral prosperity.-Mow County Tran
script.
While a third party Is alternately
abused and cajoled by leaders of exist
ing parties, that its influence is for good
in some respects cannot be denied. 1t
/ works as leavening power, and forces
the old parties to take up questions
which they would rather ignore. -
Nr6orhead News.
F6 With wonderful consistency the Re
publican state platform declares against
the robbery of tho people by monopo-
EileS and trusts, and In the next breath
reaffirms its faith in a protective tariff
that more than anything else through
all these years of Republican misrule
has contributed to the success and made
possible the gigantic Swindles that have
been forced upon the mass Of the peo-
ple.-Waverly Tribune.
Polk county Republicans went before
the Republican state convention with
only one reQuest-the nomination OF one
of our leading citizens, =. j. Mcclure;
and in that request we were joined
by Kittson, Marshall, Norman, Clay
and Wilkin counties; but the combined
wisdom of the convention saw fit to
refuse this request. This may have
been good politics, but we doubt it,
Polk County journal.
The st. Cloud Journal-Press has be-
gun an agitation that is timely. even If
not destined To succeed. Eastman, the
editor, who Is a bald-headed innocent
and long-headed politician. suggests
that all of the Protestant churches in
that city unite, hire one able pastor and
worship together. The idea is beauti-
full one, alfd if it materiallZes We shall
get OH our long white robe TO welcome
the millennium.-RockC County News.