St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-22
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.

j. Adam Bede thinks that the infant
industry of rainmaking may need pre-
lection. and also the A. Z. Al aiibault
Democrat.
1t is hard to tell which are ahead in
buslness.Gov LewelIing and Mrs. Lease,
or Congressman Breckenridge and Miss
Poiiard.-St. Paul Appeal.
A. Z. Lawrence has commenced the
publication of tile Pelican Rapids Sen
tInel. al eight-column folio. well edited
and filled with bright. lively, interest
ing news.
1t is said of the Roman republic in its
last years .'that every man was for his
party, and no man for his country" 1t
seems 10 be that way now in this repub-
nc.-ButfalO journal
The political pot is beginning to sim.
mer down in the old Merchants hotel
corfidofs, out out i'll the country the
nres nave not yet been kindled under
meath II. Elk River Star-News.
Washington is full of parties inter-
ested III having the Wilson bill amend
cd. and they are all basing their hopes
or success ON the senate and not OIL the
house.-Faribault County Register.
One thing may be set down among
the absolute certainties. Andrew Car
ntgie Will not give cent towards paw
ing the leftover campaign debts of the
Republican Campaign committee.-Aus-
tin Herald.
Ii makes but little difference with
Andrew Carnegie whether the tariff
goes up or down, the scale of wages he
pays TO his Workmen tends III but one
direction. and that is downwards.-Le
Sueur Sentinel
The income tax is fair measure. and
in
coulu De made operative: but, as money
rules, fhe large incomes might refuse to
cater, and then there would be war;
Pine Island Record.
Tariff reform is in sight, and il cam
not be stopped by manufactured opposi-
ton. paid for with money wrung from
the consumers of the country by the
millionaire benefciaries of Mckinley
lsm.-Austin Herald.
With business picking up all over the
country and Queen Lii declaring that
sile WONT bring suit against the United
States, the outlook for ''leaders'' III the
Republican press is most dIscouraging.
Rochester Record and Union.
A remarkable feature of the tariff de-
pate In congress has been entirely over -
looked by the Republican press. The
most prominent Democrats who had
Deen advertised as opponents of the
wilson bill made strong speeches in its
fayor.-St. Cloud Times.
Andrew Holes states that he has seen
one January since he has lived here
warmer than the present. 1t was about
1910, Wien 1t ralned a whole week dur
ing the month, ana stakes were puL I'D
to give warning of mire holes In the
streets at different points -MoOrhead
News.
the rejection of the nomination of
MI. Hornblower to be q justice of the
supreme court is much to be regretted,
and does not reflect mulch credit upon
Inc senate That Republicans should
Oe LED Into opposition to SO worthy
nomination is a great surprise.-Du-
luh Tribune.
Ben Harrison will not be likely to
0VerWnelm ex-senator Palmer with
thanks for pricking his presidential
balloon Just as it was beginning 10
bulge out little, by recalling a seaside
conversation of last summer in which
Mr.. II. stated that Il must not be coasid-
cred ate."-Giencoe Enterprise.
Some one who is i'll touch with the
present administration should wire
President Cleveland at once to send
Paramount Biount to Little Falls to in
yeStlgate The postoflice trouble there
~ A'"o eO'iS lOO Aeii IOi Lie DO5lOulcG UG-
! partment and demands tie attention of
the administratiou.-Todd County Ar
| gus.
One of the strongest recommends
| lions for an income tax Is the oppusi-
| ton of the millionaires in the big cities.
| they Ibid up their hands in holy horror
! at such class legislation 1t is class
legislation. 1t will require the class
that has grown rich through class legiS-
latlon heretofore to pay something near
their proportion of the burdens OF gov
eminent. -Wa5asha Democrat.
When Carnegie says that the tariff
| bounty is gratuity 10 capital alone, at
| the expense OF labor, why should we
| doubt the correctness of his statements?
| He has accumulated vast fortune uu.
der a tariff that shuts out foreign COM
petition. and he ought to know. He has
| also lowered the wages of his working
men when the profits of his business
! permitted him TO give away millions for
| glorY--Norman County Herald.