St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-22
BEDELETS.

tOaDtL J. " IL " D.
rally II for Congressman Baldwin
on his Recommendation. = Clear Lake
Times. ,s 9.iasl
Bede Is a bright fellow, small Of DO ty,
but big of intelligence Norwood
Times. 1s.f1
Compiimenting Congressman Bald
win, as we'll as favoring a deserving
editOr.-New Ulm News.
/ No more deserving editor has been al
lowed to catch a fish from the political
pond thar has Adam.-Jordan hide
|spendent.
Fpil This (Bede's appointmenO was 4 great
surprise to the bosses, but Congressman
Baldwin stood by the man that stood by
|fhlm.-KenyOn Leader.
Ia: Congressman Baldwin worked the APP
BOintment through, and it is said TO be
bis reward for being faithful TO Grover.
- illmar Republican.
MIR. Bede will make an excellent Off
Ger, and his appointment is looked upon
among Democrats as II OF the best
! eyer made In the State.-St. Paul Broad
axe.
president is to be congratulated
upon the selection, which was, no
doubt, The result of Mai. Baldwin's
efforts and the worth of the nian.-Mil-
AGA Times.
This is n instance where the per-
sisteht advocacy of free iron ore has
counted. We extend congratulations
to Brother Bede.-Superior (Wis.) In
land Ocean.
Congressman Baldwin and the young
editor from Tower are to be congratu-
lated OIL the nomination, which is a good
one, even il Bede is a humOriSt. Rock
County News.
Due TO the influence of Senator Bald
win. and proves that he is an adept in
drawing A. Bede on the politicians
who are supposed to control the offices
in our state.-FIsher Bulletin.
MIR. Bede was especially championed
by Mr.. Baldwin, and his appointment.
while merited, is none the less a vim
dication OF the gallant congressman of
the Sixth diStrlct.-Le Sueur Sentinel.
Good for Baldwin. Single-handed
and alone he has downed Bosses Camp
bell, Smalley and M~cCutcheon. Mr..
Doran did not mix up in the fight.
Neither did P. Il. Kelly.-Princeton
Union.
When j.. Adam Bede first announced
that he was after that Office the Ava
lanche gave its consent, and now the
president has made the selection
Sank Center Avalanche.
Democrats who have grown gray in
the service" have been beautifully
turned down by His Ingratitude, Grover
G., and they are loud in their exclama-
ton of disgust at his unseemly action.
North st. Paul Sentinel.
The Democrats of Minnesota should
read that pretty little story for children
about the birch-bark boy who was
carved out of that material and was ac-
~cidentally given a soul by the angel who
has charge of the distribution of those
artlcles.-Huron Is. D. Huronite.
The men in public life who profess
not to know of j. Adam Bede, the newly
appointed United States marshal of
Minnesota, are making an exhibition Of
their own ignorance rather than MI.
Bede's inSignifcance. - Mankato Re-
view.
Adam Bede, practically unknown to
Minnesota Democracy, has been ap-
pointed marshal of that state, and the
only explanation Democrats can offer is
that the president must be an ardent
admlrer of George Embellishments
Tribune.
TIE appointment is a grand one, and
a recognition Of the fact that a country
gentleman, such as Mr.. Bede, of un-
| questioned ability, is Just as good and
as much entitled to recognition as his
city brethren. Red Lake Falls Ga
.zette.
The leading Democratic politicians
are quite put out over the appointment
of Adam Bede United States marshal;
not that Mr.Bede is not eminently quail
lied, but because he is not n of the
leading Democratic politicians.-Mid-
way News.
The appointment is Baldwin's reward
for standing by the administrations
tariff bill and voting in favor of free
ore. against the strong protest of his
constituents OF both parties at Duluth
aud in the surrounding country. =
Litchfield Review.
President Cleveland no doubt had
heard that he LA Due) was elected
state senator as a good Peoples party
man, and preferred a straight Demo
crat, such as Baldwin, therefore gives
that plum to j. Adam Bede, of Duluth.
to the disgust OF nine-tenths of the party
in this state.-Fulda Republican.
Light weight physically though he be,
D. Adam Bede weighs a ton more than
any other Democratic aspirant for office
from Minnesota who has made his ap-
pearance at the national capital this
year. Mr.. Bede has welded his pen
more nightly than have some other
men of his party their mythical swords.
-Wlnona Republican.
Bede's appointment has its humorous
aspects, but it's all rubbish for these
people to pretend they never heard of
him. If appointment is a reward for
party services Bede earned his. Ii pre-
fernent is recompense TO who
has added to the gaiety of nations, Bede
is the man.-Duiuth Commonwealth.
Somehow, We rather admire the
sturdy independence OF the little man
who wouldn't fawn nor cringe to any OF
the high cockalorums for an indorse-
ment, but just wrote an application on
a bit of birch bark, and then told the
president that If he didn't give it TO him
he could paddle his wi birch barQue,
and so it seems that Adam didn't bark
up the wrong tree, after all.-Stillwater
Messenger.
The appointment of Adam Bede, the
Duluth newspaper humorist, to the
/ position Of United States marshal, in
place of j. G. D~onahower, resigned.
created the liveliest kind of a sensation.
The appointment seems to be in the
nature Of a reward to Congressman
Baldwin for standing by the presidents
policy through thick and thin and also
as a balm. for wounded feelings caused
by the effigy affair some days ago at
DuIuth.-Winthrop News.
Adam is a lucky chap, far luckier than
his ancient namesake who got fred out
of Paradise some years ago.. A stroke of
luck made his fortune. We will never
forget the evening, a little over a year
ago, when he arose in the Democratic
state convention at Minneapolis. No
II knew him except a portion of his
W delegation, but a fifteen minutes
talk captured every one in, the hall and
next morning j. Adam Bede was famous
th%roughouout the state. for the news
papers gave his speech the greatest
publicity possible. Here's to Marshal
Bede; none but the disappointed envy
him his good fortune.-Wabash Her
aid.