St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-07
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rate of 100000 day. The bounty act
IS being w1rked for all it is worth while
it lasts. -Spokane (Wasii.) Chronicle
The suggestion has been made to NOM
mate Admiral Benham for president in
1896. But the admiral has demonstrated
at Rio that he won't run.-SiouX City
Qo.) Journal.
When the Wilson bill passes, credit
mark should be given the Fifty-third
congress for enacting tariff la w minus
the assistance and dictation of lobby.
Oshkosh (Wis.) Times.
The infant industries of PENNSYLVANIA
nave been protecting themselves with
their usual majorties. And the rest of
the country is letting them do it.-Da-
venport (lo.) Democrat.
Testimony as to Mrs. Leases sanity
| is absolutely incompetent, irrelevant
and immaterial, since the only question
is her fitness to hold Office iD Kansas
Oshkosh (Wis.) Times.
He Senator HilD is winning tenn
| porary victories, every one of which
| means years off from his political life.
lie IS preparing for an early funeral
Spokane (Wash.l Chronicle.
Silver selling at 90 cents, the silver
mines closed, and the Republican party
| threatening to win in the future and
make the hard times permanent! Let
US pray.-Butte (Mont.l Miner.
If David Bennett Hill ever gets to he
president of the United States, Grover
| Cleveland would be happy as senator
from New York. Revenge would then
be sweet.-Denver Coli Times.
mere never was better time for the
| passage of the income tax bill. So few
people will admit they have an income
that there cannot be considerable
number OF kickerS.-TacOma (Wash. J
News. ''N'''|
Control the number of lawpreakers
In inc state and lessen their sympathy
mat is true temperance. Lessen the
number of drinking places and put
them under police control. Huntington
| Gazette
Since 1860 congress has changed the
tariif tWenty-slX times. generally OH the
theory that the older American infant
Industries get the less able they are to
meet competition. - Davenport Io0
Leader.
L. Il. Vail and associates have estab-
lished the Morning World, an independ-
ent paper. at Eau Claire. Wis. 1t does
not claim to have any mission except to
tell the truth. 1t denies that it is an
! A. z. a. concern.
Among all the admirers of Gov. Nc
kinney there is none more devoted than
himself. and there isn't man among
Them VINO is working half as hard as he
| is himself 10 get that nomination in 1896.
| davenport (Io.) Democrat.
Wheat still continues below So cents.
| inns alone is argument enough to con-
vince our farmers that fruit trees must
| De planted, and that mportant industry
| tn ~ In al
-Rltzville (Wash.) Times.
Prof. Benjamin Harrison is about to
begin his lectures OH international law
| at the Stanford university in California.
1t will he handy for him to point to this
| governments dealings with Hawaii as
an awful eXample.-Tacoma (Wash J
| News.
| what we want to know right away is
| whether President Dole has made Wash
| lngton's birthday a national holiday in
hawaii. There is great necessity for
| introducing the emblematic edged tool
| IN the islandS.-Cedar RAPIDS Qo.) Ga
| zette.
1t Ghe Wilson BILLY has raised the
price. Contracts for 20,0OU,OOO feet of
lumber nave been made i'll the Duluth
dlStrlct,and at figures 81 per 1000 better
! than last fall. 1t seems the Wilson bill
| kosh (Wis.) Tim es.
The Salt Lake Tribune is warning the
Republican legislature of Utah that un-
less it changes is tactics on the subject
OF territorial finances it will damn the
Repubilran party" 1t is mighty mean
| legislature that will damn a corpse -
| Butte (Mont.l Miner.
The federal election law is a thing of
the past 1t never was necessary to
| place government marshals at the polls
| to insure honesty of ballot but on the
| other hand it tended to effect discrimi-
| nation; It's gone and we'll it is it's
gon boulder Mont Sentinel.
BY DISCRIMINATING the Russian and
other varieties of thistles, those
able legislators who have made Iowa
Into game reserve are DESTROYING
food products of great value to them.
serves ana other members of the donkey
famlly.-Cedar Rapids do Gazette
The 10 per cent tax on state bank cir
culation should be repealed, and with
out delay. The Democratic party should
keep its pledges to the people. as de-
clared IN the national platform. The
people need more money and greater
freedom. Spokane (Wash.) Clarion.
One who has read Republican COM
ments thereon must conclude that Judge
Gresham'S war record, while a credit TO
Republican. is not good enough for a
Democrat, all Of which is complimentary
To the Democracy as fixing a higher
standard for it.-Oslosh (Wis.) Times.
There is remote possibility that the
legislature OF Iowa will pass woman
suffrage measure as fulfiliment Of the
pledge to provide some other means of
controlling the liquor traffic in COM
hi
not in force."- Council Bluffs Qo.)
Globe.
Those inconsistent and tinid Demo-
cratic congressman who voted for local
protection are having sorry time of it
III most constituencies. The Democratic
party Is fouh,ied and conducted upon
principles general and comprehensive.
aud horse trading tricks don't go.-Osn.
kosh (Nis.j Times.
Pennsylvania is the home of most of
the tariff beggars, and there is nothing
remarkable in the fact that it has gone
Republican. The state has robbed the
people of the country of more money,
aid given less in return, than all the
other states put together. - Helena
(Mont) Independent.
OF course the Republican party must
make record by opposing the admins
tration. About ali they can do is to
oppose and obstruct, but Democracy
marches bravely on in discharge of the
pledges made to the people. as if there
was no opposition, Democracy is in
power.-North Iowa Times.
An old soldier says that the present
Iowa legislature, out of all the places
at its disposal and with all its gush.
appointed just one old soldier-a mail
carrier. And he is inclined to think
that the average Republican legislator
does most Of his loving the veterans
with his mouth.-Wright County Qo)
Clarion.
The Republican city administration of
Duluth must in justice divide the re-
sponsibility of the burning of the Board
OF Trade building with the national
Democratic administration, and not
throw the whole onus upon the latter.
as has been customary with regard to
all public misfortunes recently.-Osh
kOsh (Wis.) Times.