St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-14
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.

PulveriZe the fire Insurance trust
should be the motto of every county
rewspaper.-FaIrmount Sentinel.
Minneapolis is going to have big
bicycle race on Decoration day. For
shame Mime. Herald-Star.
John C.Wise. of the Mankato Review,
has been appointed postmaster at Man.
katO. Mr.. Wise has earned the appoint
ment and this time he will be confirmed.
Fergus Falls Journal.
The news of that Democratic victory
In Mckinley's state is experiencing
considerable difficulty iu finding its way
into the columns OF the Republican
newspapers Winona Herald.
The income tax scheme Is becoming
more popular with congressman, and is
liable to pass. although wise heads
think it will be an elephant for the
Democratic party.-Pine Island Record.
The Union is in favor Of holding the
Republican congressional convention III
Brainerd. Brainerd is a Republican
town, it is central and has ample hall
aud hotel accommodations
Union.
Mrs. Mary E. Lease. the Kansas lady
crank, gave some very un.American
advice last week. Why not pair her
and Lucy Parsons together and let them
do the Donnelly-SIms act?-KenYon
Leader.
Duluth ought to be satisfied with one
congressional nomination. Besides only
one candidate will be elected, and if the
Zenith City is wise it will stick to Maj.
Baldwin, and be On the winning side.-
st. Cloud Times.
Congressman Boen has introduced a
bill approDriatlng $4,000 for survey of
the Red river. That is the last that will
be heard of it. providing it goes like the
rest OF the bills introduced by Mr.. Boon.
-Cro0kston Times.
DOnnelly proposes to have the dele
gates to his convention this fall come to
Minneapolis in lumber wagoDs. May be
he calculates to load them up with
groceries when they go home.-Lltch-
field Newsletter.
The tramp of the protectlon-produced
CoXey'S army was evidently heard in
the Third Ohio district. A tariff reform
Democrat was elected by round ma
Neutrality-suspicious. County News.
If the Democrats succeed in passing a
good. stiff income tax law. many of
b1CiA oiAo Will w COddOlSds uuSl IuOSC
of the Republicans who oppose this
wholesome bill may have something to
answer later on.-Preston Times.
The editor of the Moorhead News
says that he does not intend to join the
Populists. He is all ardent advocate of
free silver, but i'll his advocacy of that
lie has occasionally stepped aside and
got in Pupulist territUry.-Todd County
Argus.
Minneapolis seems very anxious to
have the Populist state convention held
there and10,000 farmers attend, and drive
there by team. The city is DESTROYS of
feeding 10000 hungry farmers for two
or three days-for dollars. -Lanesboro
journal.
The Republican state editorial asso-
citation is not growing and Furnishing
in the warm spring sunshine and rains.
There are jealousies and chickering's
springlng up between several of the
older scrlbeS of the country press
Faribault Pilot.
The Washington preacher who de-
livered lecture in favor Of CoXey's
movement under the suggestive title
''Dam Fools" was doubtless fully quail
fed to speak authoritatively, from per-
sonal experience. on the subject
Buffalo journal.
The murmurous ''wealers" cannot be
long expected to put UP with their suf-
ferings in dignified silence; and those
who nave mlsled them into their slough
of despond may be the first to feel the
bitterness of their kindling resentment.
Rochester Record and Union.
j. Adam Bede, the new United States
marshal, at whose expense so much fun
has been had the last few months, is
proving himself the best officer the state
ever had. He is Democrat. to be sure,
but he is also newspaper man, aud
this accounts for his many good quail
ties.-Preston Times.
Mr.. Wilson. the man who was here
last week as captain of the CoXey con-
tingent, is pretty fair talker himself.
He has struck about every town be-
tween here and st. Paul, and has told a
different story i'll each of them. Re-
few i'll number.-CrookstOn Times.
The very fact of its vast membership
IS source of weakness to the American
we'll as strength in numbers. and the
enormous growth of the union, and the
success attending its first effort will
attract to it a membership so great, so
vast, that it must eventually split into
factions. Morris Sun.
The making of so large convention
is an experiment in Minnesota. 1t
has been tried in other states and has
worked we'll. and should with US. 1t
will fill the st. Paul hotels, at any
rate. and make the people of that city
happy for day or two. It will sat-
isfy q large number. too. who believe
that large conventions get down closer
to the people.-Duluth Tribune.
The Republican papers in the United
States that have taken sides against the
CoXey movement are going to reap the
whirlwind of their folly by and by.
The time is coming when the Demo-
cratic papers will put it all over them,
and make more cheap political capital
out Of the hostility to CoXey than any
thing that has TRANSFERRED in this country
in many years.-Lake Crystal Union.
The Populists will hold convention
and place state ticket in nomination
at Minneapolis on June 10. S. Nj. Owen
will be rendered the nomination for
governor on silver platter, but no coll
sideration within the gift of the Pops.
will ever induce Mr.. Donnelly and his
following to give Owen anything like
cordial support, and without them he
can never make much of showing at
the polls.-M Martin County Sentinel.
We believe that there is desire in
high quarters to kill off Bob Dunn, and
the carrying out of the plan referred to
would effectually do it. There are
powers which have Judgment high in
the management of Republican machine
politics that would not sntfer Bob Dunn
or any other man who dares to speak
out his honest opinions in criticism of
abuses in the party councils, and espe-
cially one who is committed TO the free
coinage of silver, to receive the nominal
ton for an important Office. Bob, we
are not sure that you can even get into
the Republican convention as delegate
unless the people take hand and rele-
gate these schemers to the rear Moor
head News.
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