St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-25
NORTHWEST SENTIMENT.

The latest congressional fad is sugar
making. -Eikhart Journal.
The senate might as well steal the
sheep and done with 1.-THE Huronite.
The South may be in the saddle, but
the senate is in the sugar bar'i.-Fargo
Republican,.
Even Senator Quay has cause to blush
for some of his present associates
Oshkosh Times.
The strength of political candidate
Should not be estimated by his jackass
power.-Denver Times.
Senator Quay held sugar stock. His
vote demonstrated that tact. independ-
ent of his verbal admission. Aberdeen
News.
The redemption of Colorado from
Populistic rule Means the return of
business prosperity. Is not such re-
suit worth trying for?-Deaver Times.
Mo cue commits suicide because he
thinks the world will be better off. 1t is
queer how many salutarY things are
done unconSciOusly.-LuS Angeles Ex-
press.
Senator Kyle voted for free coal as he
had previously voted for free sugar.,
lumber, wool and iron. South Dakota
is honored i'll her junior senator.-Sioux
Falls Leader. 49,
Milwaukee is going to have crema-
tory. II it could only secure the busi-
ness OF burning the dead issues ot tile
Republican party it would thrive
Osnkusb Times. 80 -ssa ia -.
1t is said prendergast viii hang July
Q. Allowing him two days to cross the
river. he will just about get there in
time to see the Fourth of July fire.
works.-Bismarck Tribune.
A New York preacher has declared
that muscle IS necessary TO the develop
ment of Christianity of the highest
type. and that weak man Is of neces-
sity poor Christian. What pillar i'll
the church Jim Corbett would be.-La
Crosse Press.
There will be more laziness now than
ever. The Medical journal says that
Incidence is disease, and that in
chronic cases the counsel OF physician
Is more needed tiian that of moraliSt.
OSHKOSH Times.
1t is reported that Hon. M. N::Johnson
has written friend in Nelson county
that he will net leave his seat in COLI
gress TO be at the state convention at
Grand Forks July IL. It's net neces-
sary.-Fargo Forum.
The PopuliSt candidates in North
Dakota for governor and lieutenant
governor are both Seotchmen. 1t was
too much to expect that the Pupulisiic
gubernatorial candidate in South Da-
kota should also be a Scotchman.-
Sioux Falls Press.
The Populists have again taken The
field and asked the voters TO retain them.
for another two years at the state helm.
1t remains to be seen whether the peu-.
PIE ut North Dakota Will be hoodwinked
as easily this fall as they were two
years ago.-EIlendale Leader.
fhe Democratic party and the great
majority of Its congressman are DO
ing the best they can to get tile
tariff reform bill. They should be
given credit fer what they are doing
aud for what they would do il they had
the power. The blame Should be put
where 1t belongs-upun four or SIX SEN
at0rs.-Dubuque Herald.
The Democrats of Michigan, in the
call for state convention of their
party, announce that two candidates
for the United States senate will be-
put in nomination. Michigan has long
suff cred from the presence of rich mo-
bodies Ia the senate, and her people
are tired Of such misrepresentation.
The Democrats of the state do well IN
proposing to let the people have some
thing 10 say about the men who shall
stand for their interests at Washington
With proper candidates they ought TO
carry the state on this issue.-ueiena
independent.