The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-16
THE PEOPLES VERDICT.

With the exception OF Pennsyivania and
Wisconsin. Minnesota has given TO Mckinley
the largest majority, in proportion to its popu-
lations OF any state In the Union. The peo-
pie of Minnesota have reason to be proud
of this fact 1t is worth millions to US as
an indication OF the estimation in which the
people OF this state hold the principles Of
sound fnance.-Mower County Transcript.
Last Tuesdays election demonstrated the
fact by an overwhelming majority that the
people Of the United States are for sound
financial system opposed to anarchistic politics
ana are Tor sustenahce OF the supreme court
and law and order.-Martin County Independ-
ent
The result Of Tuesdays election is not alone
Republican victory, but looked at In q
broader sense, is victory for the whole
people; victory for good government and
honest money. A different result would have
t neen serious blow to the business In
body should rejoice at the outcome, for it
means much to all Of us.--Litchfeld Review.
IL the American people are as wise to use
ss tney nave been to win this victory, the
50 OF November, 1896, will prove one OF the
most notable days in the history of the ma
The result at the polls en- Tuesday will
nave lts eject upon foreign observers of our
economic system who are fond of predicting
calamltous results from the governmental
system OF the American republic Such sights
as were witnessed at the polls Tuesday
would be impossible In foreign countries Even
the republics OF Europe and South America
the polling places are alwayps guarded by
troops when elections are held.-Syraeuse
Courier.
We have solved the problem Of cheap
money in the only rational, reasonable and
satisfactory manner possible. Abundant cap
itai furnished at cheap rates OF interest viii
CONFER upon our country such blessings as we
never knew while we suffered from the host
fhn -
third OF century rampant in the land. Good
times are here.-Toledo Commercial.
Next to the glorious triumph Of MCKINLEY
the political burial of the infamous anarch-
ist pardoner, mobocratic Altgeld, Is a reason
[or great and universal rejoicing
County Gazette.
The News firmly believes the election of
William Mckinley as president, with a.
sound money congress to back him, will ac-
compl1sh fully as much in the way of bring
ing prosperity to the country as was prom
fsed during the campaign. Barring drouths
ana other casualties of nature that no one
can AVOID, the next few years will be pros
News.
II the Republican party be wise, it will
prepare the way for free coinage as RAPIDLY
as possible. If they do not the people will
hold them to an account in 1900-Le Sueur
Sentinel
The issues Of the campaign were ably and
earnestly presented to the court Of last re-
sort, and it has spoken in unmistakable
tones. But now the Republican party itself
must stand trial. and the severest trial to
which 1t has been subjected since the ad-
ministration of Abraham Lincoln That ad-
ministration, like McKinley's was created by
the Suffrage of men Of all parties and the
great war president requited the confidence
OF the people with an administration equally
broad and generous.
Will the Republican leadership of today
emulate the wisdom of Lincoln and not be-
tray the trust reposed in it by treating this
as mere partisan victory ?-Boston Globe