St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-28
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IL 10 ouREeSleu THAT LHc governor or
Colorado may call out troops TO corral
the fugitive members of the state SEN
ate.-New York Telegram.
The G. 0. p. altered the tariff five or
six times without bowling. but when
the Democracy undertakes it il seems
the case Is overwhelmingly Times.
There are some very patient Demo
Gratis who would like to have President
Cleveland try his hand at cutting off
Republican heads.-W Washington Post
The new brand OF senatorial courtesy
seems to require that presidential
nominations shall be dictated as we'll
as confirmed by our house of lords
Detroit Free Press.
Did Dir. Bissell read the reports of
the billiard championship matches? If
SO, Will he try tn carrom Oil the coat-tail
buttons OF the Republican postmastcrs,
st. Louis Republic.
doe Maniey as chairman of the Re-
publican national committee means the
continuation of that party iii the ranks
OF the government unemployed
Omaha World Herald
Fhe business OF criminal Judge is
to pass sentence. 1t is no part of his
junction to lecture prisoners or read
them moral hOmllleS before sentencing
them.-New York Herald.
The unanimity with which j. Scott
HarrlSon's rejection passed the senate
would seem to indicate that the Harri-
son presidential boom is not popular in
that body.--New York World.
Mrs. John l.. Sullivan controls her
husband with an Indian club. She hit
MN New Years biff the other day,
ana he has walked il chalk line ever
slnce.-Atlanta Constitution.
1t will grieye the Tail Sycamore of
the Wabash to note that the recent
mention OF his name in connection with
the presidency is locked upon gener-
ally as joke.-Chicago Tribune.
Mr.. Stead is still trying to elevate the
moral tone of Chicago. HIS courage
and hopefulness in the face or almost
insurInountaDle obstacles are worthy
OF all lSe.-lndianapoliS News.
There are ambitious and still hopeful
i candidates who wish that even a frac-
ton of the attention received by the
Hawaiian trouble could be bestowed on
the pie question: Washington Star.
The income tax will go to pay the
veterans who were getting only SIG
month when the payers OF the tax were
sale at home drawing heavy interest Oh
government bondS.-St. Louis Post-Dis-
patch.
There appears TO be considerable
cash as we'll as good politics in Secretary
Carlisle'S bond issue. and that Is com
Dinatlon against which it is useless for
the opposition to contend Baltimore
Herald.
And now the Colorado dairymen want
the tax OH OleOmargarine raised from
cents 10 IL cents per pound. How
would tax OH jelly, jam and other
substitutes for butter I'LL the bill?-
Omaha Bee.
Ii David Is. Hill had the privilege of
selecting justice Of the supreme court
OF the United States, there isn't per-
son III New York state who couldn't
name the man he would choose. New
York Tribune.
Should the Cleveland Democrats
nominate Mr.. Hornblower for governor
of New York. the torchIight and trans
parency industries OF this country will
boom from the hour the nomination is
Inade.-PittSburg Dispatch.
If the Democrats as part of their
policy OF decentralization expect by i'm
posing an income tax to discourage the
practice among Americans of acquiring
an income they are barking up the
wrong ree.-Philadelphia Press.
Sovereign stopping Carlise-it's very
amusing. Iowa'S Prince Albert seems
to think that his little Office as head of
an organization that has seen its best
| days entities him to run the Whole
United StaGes.-DeS Moines Register.
1t is not worth while to take Mr..
Doie'S bad manners and want of tact
| too seriously. The poor man has evil
IDENTITY become nervous and irascIble.
and has not evenly yet got used to being
one of the powers Of the earth. He may
yet conclude that it is better to be civil
New York Times.
The country will uphold Secretary
Carlisle i'll this patriotic discharge of
his duty, and will hold the Republican
parry responsible for wasting an enor-
| NOUS surplus left in the national treas
ury at the end of the first administration
of President observation-disclosures City
Times.
The proposition now pending to
| amend the Wilson bill by way CT leYying
small import duty upon raw sugar is
strictly i'll accordance with the Demo
cratic doctrine OF tariff for revenue,
and while adding but one cent per
| pound to the cost Of that article, would
greatly increase the amount of the
revenue originally estimated TO accrue
| from the bill as framed by the commit
| tee.-kansas City lines.