The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-10
AFTER THE BATTLE.


vance agent of prosperity" has been engaged
Tor four-years term all that has been
promised as a result Of this engagement will
OF course take place. The closed mills will
at once reopen-including those shut down
by the uusts-the wheels of industry begin
70 turn. the army of commercial travellers
Will start out and send home large orders,
farmers Will sell their produce at good prices
and settle up with their storekeepers and
these will pay what they owe to the jobbers..
The Is, 600 to $4,000 men said by Mayor Nc
kisson to be out of employment in Cleveland
will all get work and be paid at the end of
the week in gold or its equivalent. and there
VIII be no fear that any one will be COM
PEELED to take 53-cent dollars.-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The result is an assurance that the Amer
lean people have not degenerated but are
still capable of self government; that the
honor OF the nation is still as dear to them
as ever, and that they still retain wisdom to
choose that policy which will best promote
the welfare of all the citizens of the republic.
Another great crisis and another great dan
ger has been safely passed, and the occasion
appeals TO feelings of thankfulness rather than
exultation over the political foes we defeated.
-Chatfeld Democrat.
With the election of Mckinley and the de-
cisive result Of the campaign, the free silver
fanaticism is given its quietus and no more
Will 1t rise to trouble US and endanger the
standing and stability of our nation-Dassel
Anchor.
The battle is over and if you want gold
on your checks YOU will probably not find
much trouble to secure the yellow boys at
the bank. There is plenty of the gold and
you can have all you want if you have the
proper Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
The friends of patriotism. protection, sound
money and good government have rallied
grandly around their standard bearer, and the
result is one Of the most magnificent victor
les in years. 1t is grand triumph, and
the sound common sense and decision of the
majority has been manifested in the returns.
The boast Of party managers was that the
campaign was to be one Of education, and
now in vogue in this country was but little
understood by the mass of people before
the campaign, but hardly man in the coun-
try can be found now who is not competent
TO take charge of the United States treasury
on short notice.-La Crosse Press.
If the gold party have secured the senate
SO much the better; we always like to see
a party in a position to carry out it's plans:
then they have no excuses to offer.-Spring-
field News.
This country has no room for a political
party which seeks votes by preaching sedi-
ton. That there are rich and poor in this
country is of course true: but the fact
known to all men, that nine out Of every ten
rich men started in life without money is
unansWerable argument showing that there
is no lmpaSSlDlo cnaSm between the rich and
the poor.-Fulda Republican
We will have to acknowledge that we are
down, but keep us there If you can. The
silver question will still be an issue in 1900
and William Jennings Bryan will be the logi-
cal candidate to lead the silver forces to vic
tory. Don't think for minue that the silver
issue is dead. We will have to be on our
guard to see that the Republicans don't steal
That plank away from us to run on in 1900
Long Prairie Leader.
There is no doubt but that the campaign
just closed has been fruitful of much good
TO the American people generally. The great
money question has been thoroughly dis
cussed in all its details and now are all
better qualified to judge of the merits and
dement's of our exchange system as the future
may prove it's insufIiciency. And, by the
way, a matter of such vital Importance to the
entire nation ought never to arise as par
tisan question gain. Let us hope there may
be found among our national lawmakers in
the future sufficient number Of true patri-
OTIS who are willing to adjust the matter of
national finances upon the basis of ''the
greatest good to the greatest number re-
CARELESS of party affiliations or sectional lines.
The result of the late election has demon
strated the fact that there is little place in
the minds of the people for Populism. This
new party, which came into existence upon
the wave of prejudice, has from the day of
Its birth been menace to every form of
out a principle, and had hoped to gain
ascendancy by arousing the people to strife,
TO force one class into open hostility with
another Its creeds are those which find place
in disordered minds.-Duluth aNews5T rtbuI1es
Especially gratifying is the fact that The
victory is likely to be so decisive that no fitf-
Their doubt can be entertained as to the de-
termination of the people to maintain nation
al honor and MISREPRESENTATION Republican.
IF ia Victorv which Declares RI all ha world
that this country proposes to remain at the
head of the world not only in honor and free
dom, but in prosperity and progress.-Sioux
1t was long and stubbornly fought con-
test and the single gold standard won. Ac-
has been restored and great prosperity will
now reign. Very good. Confidence" and
m tb s ca1n9t and any too soon
gentlemen.-Sauk Rapids Free Press.
Though the town, county, state and nation
has gone against in the late political con-
test, we do not feel sore-headed bit. We
have great faith in the people of this coun-
try being able to decide question in the
right manner. The people believed that to
elect the Republican ticket was right in order
to dnaugurate period of prosperity. If they
were wrong, they will right the wrong at
God knows that the people of the United
States are not prepared to undergo another
seige of hard times such as the three last
Grove City Times.
The plain people and the plutocrats must
have used the same ballot, last Tuesday, all
over the country.-Northfeld News.
1t will be noticed that the states in which
Bryan made the most speeches gave the
largest Republican majorities, and that the
states which he carried were largely those
he kept out Of This plan of chasing over the
country with rabbits foot does not seem to
bring good luck-except to the other fellow
st. Cloud Journal-Press.