St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-10
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.

Credalous people are beginning to in
Quire If any bills were passed by the
last Legislature that were constitutional.
-Milaca Times.
The probable reason that Duluth has
elected a Republican mayor is that the
Democrats could not conscientiously trot
with the POpuliSts, who nominated the
man who was supposed to receive the
Democratic professionalism Times.
President Cleveland's appointees to
the supreme judgeship start out with
uphill ambition, but the results are all
OF the down-hill variety, except i'll the
presidents case, where, like dreams,
they Ego by the contrarleS." lie Sueur
News.
And thus passes away another piece
of the vicious Legislation Ghe federal
election law of the Republican party,
another hope of those III favor of the
Capitalization of power, and one of the
features of paternalism.-Red Wing
Argus.
We shall hail the day when bill rep
resenting tariff for revenue only shall
pass congress. Then, and only then,
will there be permanency to tariff legis-
lation, for it is the only sound aud
wholly defensible position on which a
tariff can be based. -Hutc hinson Demo
Graf.
The Democrats owe the country the
Wilson bill. 1t is now due and should
be paid inside sixty days. Ii party
wants to keep its credit good it must
honor its bills as promptly as an indi-
vidual. The Democrats must pay their
honest bills to maintain public conf
dence.-Faribauit Pilot.
The income tax was declared uncon-
stitutional by Hon. Samuel j. Tilden,
and he resisted the payment of his
share of it to the last extremity. If our
memory does not fall US, the Democratic
vigorous and determined resistance TO
this taX.-Mower County Transcript.
The people of the South long ago
demonstrated their ability to regulate
elections to suit their political latitude.
They have allowed no interference from
congressional buSy-bodieS or hirelingS.
and it is high time eXasperating enact
mentS. without form or effect, that re-
f1ected on the integrity of a third of the
country, were wiped out.-Winona
Herald.
Aside from its having been wholly
partisan law, 1t Che federal election law
now repealed by Democrats) invaded
the rights of states, and gave power to
the federal supervisors to arrest Demo-
Gratis by wholesale on election day and
prevent their voting, while the next day
they would be discharged as Innocent.
Republicans were never disturbed
Hutchinson Democrat.
Will those who honestly believe in
the Mckinley idea of protection explain
why it is as the tariff has gone up wages
have just as steadily gone down? Will
they be kind enough TO state why it is
that today, while the country is still op-
Grating under the Mckinley law that
wages in the unprotected Industries
have gone up, while in the protected ones
they have gone down?-Le Sueur Senti-
mel.
The Democratic party was pledged
to three thingS-repeal the Sherman
law, repeal the federal election laws
repeal the Mckinley law. They did the
first last summer. They sent the sec
ond to the president yesterday. They
have half-accomplished the third. Wher
you remember that the regular session
of congress is just two months old, yot
must grant that the Democrats are
keeping their promises with expedition
Duluth Commonwealth.