St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-26
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When Waite got chance to wade in
blond to the horses brides he oacked
oHt.-Tacoma (Wash.) News.
lCOXey should not go to Washington.
The present congress went there, and
that should be sufficient warning. =
Cedar Rapids Qo.) Gazette.
If the Sunday school lectures OF Col.
Brecklnridge were put up at auction
they would not bring very high
. price at the present time.-Great Falls
.(Mont.) Leader.
Ti Mrs. Waite calls TIE governor fool
|sThat makes it unanimous. LII he agreed
/ with tie public only half as we'll as she
Etllere would be less trcuble.-Ceuar
RAPIDS Qo.) Gazette.
IN A seat in congress and economy can
Einot De made Synonymous terms. 1t
E'has been tried. and has. with but few
exceptions, proven a lamentable failure.
Butte (MOnt.) Miner.
i. A mau who would sign such an oath
1Qhat of the A. +. A deserves no better
tate than to be eXiled. He should not
he allowed to longer make free cOun-
ttry his home.-Ashton Qo.) Leader.
Ii The PopuliSt fnancier is an awful
lass, ard the worst of it is that he is not
even what Horace Greeley said daft
George Francis Train was. IAN ass un-
questiUnably. but then, such dear,
delightful ass."-Seattle (Wash.l Post
Colorado now vies with Central
America in the production of rebclliOns.
Ii might be well to let the Centennial
state go out of the union, or insist Oh
her giving bonds to keep the peace
Helena (Mont.) Independeiit,:ia8isi -
1t is part of good citizenship to at
tend the primaries and assist in the
nomination of responsible, representa-
tive men for all positions to be filled at
the spring election.-Helena (MOnt.)
independent.
If there be anything sure in politics
long submit 10 state enforcement of a
liquor law which is offensive to multi
tude of great communities, cities, towns
and counties.-SiouX City Qo.) Journal.
Duress, if not in an insane asylum, In
common Jail, is the place for Gov.
Waite The attempt to make his wife
responsible for his vicious vagarieS Is
so absurd and ungailant that the Amer
lean people won't submit to it, OSh-
kosh tWis.) Times.
Senator German charges the press of
the United States with belittllnS the
United States senate. The senator from
Maryland greatly OverestimateS the
power Of the press when he assumes
that it can perform Representatives,
GlenwOod (WiS.) Tribune.
That the present Republican legis-
lature should do nothing is only right
and proper. In their platform last fall
they promised nothing, and that is just
what they are giving the people. In
this respect they are keeping their
promiseS.-St. Charles Qo.) Times.
The project Of starting Queen Lii
upon starring tour through the coun-
try has much to recommend it from a
business point of view. America is the
showman's paradise. and artistic merit
pales before sensational notorety i'll its
impression upon the box Oftice.-OSh-
kosh (Wis.) Times.
Some Republican newspapers are de-
crying presidential boom that the yat-
tribute to Vice President Stevenson.
Any Democrat unpopular before nOmi-
nation with Republicans may be ac-
cepted as a good candidate. They are
not opposing weak men.-Helena
(Mont.) independent.
A fact rarely considered is that, III
proportion to her population, Canada is
far and away the best customer we
have. If it be true, as it undoubtedly
Is, that the Wilson tariff bill will i'll
crease our business With our best cuStO-
mer, surely that is no reason fur reject
ing it. Is it not rather ali argument in
IT'S favor?-Seattle wash Telegraph.