St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-05
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.

and takes it back the next day. BY this
order 1t enabled to do something both
days.-St. Peter Herald.
| Senator Washburn is said to be home
Oh business. No doubt that the gaps in
the fence should be nailed up and the
wires ightened.-Piainylew News.
The discovery of gold in the Rainy
lake region Is godSend to Minnesota
Its principal use in certain quarters
will be in the form of the bichloride.-
ST. Paul View.
If the next Republican state conven-
! ton should nominate Gov. Nelson and
that embarrass the governor any?-Or-
| tOnvllle Herald-Star.
The conviction OF McKane, the i.ypo.
critical politicio.religionist, of Grave
send, meets with universal applause all
over the country. 1t is time that the
| atmosphere about the polls was puri-
fied.-St. Peter Herald
If Knuue Nelson is a candidate for
! the United States senate, the Second
district is not solidly in favor of giving
Washburn second term-not bv q
majority of two to one in Nelson's
| favor st. James journal.
There is no other loss in the world
equal to the loss of labor. Without
laoor the inhabitants of earth must
starve, and every idle day is so much
| loss of real wealth to the people of the
wOrld.-Waseca Herald.
There is only 43 cents worth of metal
| In the silver dollar that passes for 100
cents. Perhaps this is the reason that
MIR. Bland wants to dump fifty millions
more OF the depreciating coin on tie
market.-Winona Republican.
Is 1T fact that the Republican papers
OF this state are just beginning to an
Dreciate the services of Mai. Baldwin in
congress, or have they been lying about
| him? There is marked contrast in
the last month or two.-La Prairie
| News.
What Good Friday has done to war
| rant its selection as the date TO hang
PrendergaSt we fail to understand, but.
| nevertheless, that date has been Sc
iected, and, no interviewing providence,
| he will pass hence on that day.-Man-
kato Review.
Saturday the Duluth Tribune an
nounced that 20 per cent duty on iron
ore would be satisfactory. Monday it
| took it all back" That is the way
with protectioniStS-they are never
| satisfied. We move to make it Free
| ST. Cloud Times.
lt will be noticed that the manufac-
| turers who reduce the pay of their en-
| ployeS ION account of the Wilson bill'
always forget 10 reduce the pIices of
their products. This is the Mckinley
idea of protection to American labor
st. Cloud Times.
| Why don't somebody mention John
| Lind as probabls candidate for presi-
dent; we believe that is about the only
Office, from county attorney up, that he
M ilroI, L.,
candidate for at the coming fall elec-
ton. New Ulm News.
That the lumbermen of the Northwest.
need no protection is evident to readers
OF the findings of the pine land investi-
] eating committee. The people need
protection against the lumbernien. so
| the latter won't steal them blind
! Litchteld Independent.
Boss McKane is in Sing Sing. He
| declared that he was not guilty of the
charge for which he was convicted, and
| that the newspapers were responsible
for his condition. He is not the first
rascal whom the press has brought to
| Justice. nor will he be the last.-St.
Cloud Times.
The only people who oppose an
income tax are the ones upon whom the
| tax will fall. Their principal argument
is that meu will perjure themselves TO
| evade the tax. This is curious objec-
ton. 1t is the first time we ever heard
| OF set Of men asking to be let alone
because they are dishonest. w abasha
Democrat.
Ii any Republican who voted for Hon.
| y. NJ. Hall supposed that lie would not
vote for straight Democratic measures,
he certainly must have been bordering
| ON Insanity. We cannot see but they
did their duty; if it is not to your liking
there is remedy, and the time Is not
far distant when that remedy can be ap-
plled.-Red Wing Journal.
There are thousands of men in these
United States who are minus legs and
arms, who are gashed with saber cuts
aud indented with bullet holes. the re-
suit of fighting for the Union. Yet that
patriotic" order, the A. p. A., wishes
to deprive these men of their rights of
citizens, Just because of their religious
| bellet.-NObles County Democrat.
1t will not require much urging by
the newspapers to induce farmers of
Minnesota to diversity farming, and
| abandon the seeding of large areas of
wheat. Newspaper ms truction is not
! needed by farmers as to the cost of
raising wheat, ana the small price now
received. He knows to a certainty that
he cannot prosper by raising wheat,
and he will abandon Little T alls
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