St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-05
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.

Inc man VINO Will Stir up strife ami
enmity between men on account of re-
ligious opinions is neither good Chris.
tian nor good citizen. There is no
'brotherly love" in church or{creed
bigotry.-Waseca Herald. II
The major (Baldwin) can consider
himself indorsed. Many a goods and
high official before him has been burned
III effigy because he dared to do his
duty.-Long Prairie Leader.
Isn't it about time for MIR. Boitelle.
of Maine, To Introduce reSolutjpii' con-
demning the conduct of the administra-
ton in sending Admiral Benham TO Rio
de JaneirO?- Faribault Democratic
1t may be just as well to recall the
fact that OF the 24th day OF January,
1881, the United States supreme court, by
unanimous decision, declared an in
come tax TO be cOnstitutional.-St.C Cloud
Times. etsAs
Benham seems to have covered him.
self with considerable glory at Rio! But
as nobody knows whether he is a Re
publican or Democrat thereuisn't
much fuss made about it.-DuluthTCO Com
monWeaIth.
A candidate for public Office should
be Judged by his ability and upright
ness. Whether he be Protestant, Catho-
AiS "a iiVoliS io Ol llLbiC cSIOuul Mt
ligious bigotS are not wanted i'll office,
but honest and able men are.-ApEleton
Press. l.
Congressman Baldwin, of the Duluth
district, is entitled to much praise for
his loyal stand for free iron ore AL
though mine owner himself, he holds
the interests of the people above his
own personal welfare. County
Democrat.
The Almighty in His wise providence
made the MeSaba range of iron deposits
the richest in the world for the benefit
of mankind in general, but few cap
ltalists want to put protection fence
about 1t for their own special benefit
Caledonia Argus.
The senator's (Hill's) presidential
boom will never again be kindled be-
cause OF his opposition to the present
administration. He has acted the part
of Judas, and is losing the support of
many leading Democrats. WaShington
County Journal.
The hired hoodlums of ore speculat-
orS and stock gamblers attempted to
burn Congressman Baldwin in effigy
because he favors free ore. Duluth ore
can be mined the cheapest in the world.
and this clamor against free ore is all
ap.-Springtield Advance.
Congressman Baldwin shows that he
is made OF the right stuff. All the
bluSter and blowing of the ironmaSters
OF the Sixth district cannot SWerye him
from his purpose TO faithfully live up to
the promises he made when candidate
for congress- Wabasha Democrat.
The eyes of the people are again
turned toward the senate. If that body
passes the Wilson bill with reasonable
dispatch it will in measure atone for
lis dllatory and unwarranted action on
the silver bill. In the language OF the
poet, 1t should get move on ITSELF
Rochester Record and Union.
If it were proven beyond the possi-
Dlllty OF a doubt that soul couId be
happy III hell, the one great argument
that the country newspaper sets forth
to the delinquent subscriber is knocked
In the head. Investigation of this
theory should be nipped in the bud or
the newspaper business may be ruined.
-Elmore Eye.
David Bennett Hill is engaged in
parading himself before the people in
all his littleneSs. All people have
known for long time that Mr.. Hill is
not large man intellectually, but few
were prepared to believe he was so
utterly little. He will discover one of
these DAYS that he is not nearly so large
as Grover levelaDd.-Faribault Demo
crat.
He (Mai. Baldwin, has stood like
nero and patriot the jeers and talpts
of the Democratic mine owners and The
Republican press, and i'll tile face of
their threats announces his intention to
cast his vote in favor of free iron ore.
The people of this district made no mis-
take in sending Maj. Baldwin to Wash
ington to look after its interests Little
Fails Journal. 2l2