St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-26
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.

BALDWIN Is very promising p0SSiDll-
ity for the Democratic nomination for
governor.-Two Harbors Iron News.
The fate that has overtaken him (Mc-
Kanel Is well merited, and all patriotic
people will rejoice at the outcome
Brainerd Dispatch.
Mckinley will be at Minneapolis on
the 2Sth of March and hold, what the
Democrats call, wind convention.
Look out fer storm. journal.
The sentence of Boss McKane, of
Brooklyn. N. Y. to six years in the
pehitentiary, will strike the country as
righteous one. = Sherburne County
Star-NeWS.
A fitting sentence for him (McKane)
or his ilk. From his high pedestal of
boss" he now grovelS before the bar of
justice, condemned convict.-Evans-
vile Enterprise.
Every man who loves his country'S S
liberties will say "amen" TO the sen-i
tence (of McKane). Pity he couldn't have
been given twenty more GU top Of it,
Rock County News.
1t certainly would be sensible thing
for the Populists to nominate S. NJ.
owen for governor, and shrewd move
Tor the Democrats to indorSe the
nomination.-Tracy Trumpet.
Redwood county should send Julius
Schmahl To the senate. He would be a
hustler Julius knows all the ropes and
can pull them in the most approved
style.-Renville Star-Farmer.
Senator White, whom President
Cleveland has just appointed TO the
supreme court bench. is Il Roman Cath
olic, and now we may expect to hear a
great wall from tue A. p. A. cranks.-
New Ulm News.
Day. Of the Albert Lea Standard. is
the new president of the State Editorial
association. There is and there isn't
politics i'll this, but it will be a populist
administration for the venerable pushers
OF The quill.-Hokah Chief.
1t might be we'll for some of the SEN
ators to take steps to have the eonstitu-
tlOn amehded 50 that in the phrase
advice and consent of the senate" the
Word ADVICE Will appear in capital let
ters.-Carlton County Vidette.
Now that eX-Supreme Court Nomi-
heeS H0rnblower and Peckham have
subsidized to private and professional
lie, let US hope that j. Adam Bede will
not become the next great national
tissue. ."-Wiuona Republican.
The conviction of Boss" McKane is
avery healthy sign that the people are
tired or ward-heelIng and ballot-boX
stuIhng. and that purity i'll elections
Is not altogether improbable in the dim
ana distant future.-Delano Eagle.
Of all the Influences which threaten
TO retard the forward and freedom-
seeking movement of the human race,
that CT the a. L. A. TO divide the people
OF THIS country on religious lines, is the
most stdangeraus.-Lake Benton Times.
The appointment (Bede's). bitter
dose for Minnesota Democratic leaders
TO swallow, is probably President Cleve-
lands way OF acknowledging Duluth s
recent election i'll which the Republic
ans carried the city by nearly 3.O0O.-
HOkah Chief.
John 7. Mckane, the Gravesend boss,
has been sentenced to six years in the
peniteDtiary of New York for fraud at
the ballot box. Although claiming to be
Democrat, he bOaSted in 1883 that he
had elected Harrison Observation-Disclosures
sha Democrat.
John I. McKane, another New York
Democratic politician caught perpetrat-
Ing fraud i'll elections, has been SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for six years.
Unlike the Republicans, the Democrats
convict and punish their party rogueS.
New Clm News.
Republican members of the last legis-
lature are busy among themselves at
tempting to locate the paternity of Ger.
tain laws passed last winter. The
trouble with that legiSlat ure was in the
fact that it was not controlled by Demo.
crats.-St. Peter Herald.
lit Is rather rough on the "'0oSs;' to
tear him away from his Sunday school
classes, but he will better serve the
N II NV dol,
ing the young people the lessons of
Christian conduct. with his own as an
example. Herald.
There are. not enough offices to go
around. There are ten candidates for
every office within the gift of the peO-
pie OF this state, and ten times ten for
every office at the disposal of the presi-
dent OF the United States. The crying
need of the day is more offices.-Prince-
ton Union.
There is simply too much wheat in the
world for the worlds people to eat.
Simply this aud nothing more (tllat
causes the low price,. Only the action
of the inevitable law of supply and de-
mand. 1t has no political Significance
whatever, and no man of good, fair
sense doubts or questions it.-Le Sueur
Sentinel.
L He "a L. Al association is not
worth the space and ink devoted TO it.
and like powder in an open tield, which
destroys itself in simply making noise,
will very soon leave nothing behind.
not even an echo. In five years from
this time the most blatant members of
that organization will be franticallv de.
nying that they ever belonged to it,
Wabasha Herald.
For his honesty and consistency In
principle, Mai. Baldwin. the Duluth
congressman, stands foremost in the
state Democracy His name has been
mentioned as ca canddate for governor.
But we hape to see him renominated
and elected to, congress. He is one of
tie right men Ill the right place, and
ought to be kept there. : Kannabec
County Times.
The punishment is richly deserved
and the lesson needed. The boss (AIc-
Kane) is rich and evidently imagined
that his wealth licensed him to act as
an outlaw. but he has found that all his
money can not save him from meriJed
punishment. He may not serve out his
term. but the conviction will have a
deterring effect upon the political