The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-08
NORTHWESTERN PRESS.

Donnelly and Owen continue to make faces
at each other.-St. Peter Journal.
In this war with Spain most everybody
VIII have to do some licking-of war revenue
stamps. -Warren Sheaf.
Uncle Sam seems to have dead sure
thing in the one-sided shell game he is play
ing.-Larimore Pioneer.
1t is the opinion in this part of the state
that If John Lind consents to run he will de-
reat Eustis.-Winona Independent
We have territory enough, and 1t is not
ct all likely that there will be any DISPOSE
ton. much less attempt, to hold any of the
islands captured after the war shall have
ended.-Fergus County (Mont3 Argus.
We haven't noticed anything relative to 1t,
but spring poetry should be liable to a large
tax, say dollar line at least.-Stillwater
Gazette.
Relations of the most friendly nature be-
tween England and America are certainly
most desirable. But an alliance is matter
of very doubtful expediency.-Denver Times.
1t Is reported that one of the notable feat
was furnished by Joseph SelIwood and G. G.
Hartley. whose immense Collins badges at
tracted general attention. Yet no one in
Duluth ever suspected they were favorable
to Collins.-Duluth Herald.
The country is safe. At Mankato, Tuesday,
the postmaster's Second district machine
nominated Bro McCIeary for fourth term
by reclamation. After the .love feast" Mid
wife Estes. Of Madelia. and Postmaster
Crawford. of Lakefield. sang America
Winnebago Press News.
Never judge by appearance. The man with
his hair struggling through a hole in his
hat, with torn shoes and a wry necktie may
be an editor. while the dandy with patent
leather shoes and silk hat may be I'M
paid subscriber. TShakopee Tribune.
Without rejecting in any way on the char
acter or qualifications of any of the gentle
men nominated by the convention for the SUI
preme bench, we cannot but feel that q
most serious mistake was made when Judge
Mitchell was not again placed before the
Republicans Of Minnesota as one of their
regular candidates.--St. Cloud Journal-Press
1t is eminently proper that the state cam
paign this fall be contested on state issues
The record OF Republican rule is Vulnerable
at every point and the people should have an
opportunity to learn; how their servants have
conducted their, trusts. A campaign on s ate
issues has been avoided in this state for
years by the Republicans and also by the
Democratic, so-called, leaders who were in
league with them.-Hutchinson Leader.
That political hermaphrodite the Mime.
apolis Times, classes the action of the Re-
publican state convention as ''satisfac :ory >
The Times fought Clough and Collins on the
theory that they were backed by the Great
Northern railroad, which is the bugaboo OF
the Times existence. 1t even swallows, with
excuses. the turning down of Judges Mitchell
and CAVITY. ~
Hermaphrodites are incapable Of reproduc-
ton. Therefore. the Times will make no votes
for the Republican ticket.-St. CT I'D Times
TO hell with every unhoiy scheme of am
bition of contractor politician finaneier OF
military man! Let one long, united prayer
go up to the Almighty God for the speedy
honorable cessation of war.-Prairie du Chen
Courier 80
And also for the early reformation of the
editor.