The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-12
What the Editors Say

The voters of Minnesota, irrespective
or party, who desire to rebuke trades
and political trickery in so far as it
a1ects our supreme court, will embrace
the opportunity next November to vote
for Judge Lovely.
Judge Lovely was nominated by the
Republican state convention fairly and
Squarely and then counted out. He is
one of the ablest jurors who sat upon
our supreme court bench, and his cleo
ton would be a great credit to the
voters of the state. He was nominated
by the Democratic state convention
and his name will appear upon the
ticket as Democrat Heretofore the
voters have always been inclined to
vote their party ticket in these mat
tiers, but this year we believe many of
them will exercise an intelligent dis
elimination. We hope that Judge Love-
~ will be elected.-Wadena Pioneer
Journal.
Whom the gods would destroy they
first make mad" Every day displays
the insanity of the Dunn supporters.
Tuesdays pioneer Press charges that
Judge Torrance's opposition to Dunn
is due to the fact that a son-in-law of
Judge Torrance is a stakeholder of the
Minneapolis Beet Sugar company,
which failed to receive the sugar
OOuHly OcCdUS0 Oh AuQllOrr OunH re-
fusa1 to issue drafts therefor. For
| shamel This will cost Dunn enough
more votes TO defeat him. This Insult
to man of Judge Torrance's we'll
known integrity and high character
will be resented, not only by G. A. r.
members, but by Minneapolis citizens
generally. AS for the veterans, we have
yet to hear one say he would vote for
Dunn, we have heard hundreds say
81 Times
There is no~question that r. c. Dunn
and Joel Heatwole had an agreement
that Dunn should help the Mortified
Adonis in his senatorial aspirations,
and Heatwole did great work in getting
Dunn nominated. After Dunn had the
nomination and when he began to see
danger in the air, he coolly threw
Heatwole overheard. One virtue at
least had always been granted Dunn by
his opponents, and that was that he
stood by his friends. That particular
virtue, in the face of defeat, seems to
have disappeared.-Lit Falls Her
aid.
1t didn't require any especially
shrewd politician to discover that Joel
Heatwole was opposing the reelection
of Senator Clapp, for any reader of the
News could not help to see that, but
the charges that Heatwole was cutting
Dunn previous to the late state central
committee rumpus are not so easy TO
make plain Certain it is that he has
given Mr.. Dunn some very able editorial
support in his paper, not only before,
but since the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Herald Star.
One thing is certain and that is the
Democratic candidate for governor in
Minnesota doesn't have to waste mo-
ment in explaining anything. He is
clean man and challenges your admit
ration. Any man may cast his vote for
him, regardless of politics, and feel that
he has done himself or his state no in
justice. That is why so many Repub-
leans are going to vote for John A.
Johnson for governor-Le Sueur Sen
tinel
1t doesn't pay to trade horses in
crossing a stream. The change of man
agement in the Republican state COM
mittee has not been of any particular
benefit to Bob Dunn. Mr.. Martin may
be an able manager, but his bitter fight
against Mr. Dunn prior to the conven-
ton does not particularly fit him for
the position he now occupies.-Blue
Earth County Enterprise.
The party which places in nomination
unfit men ought to suffer defeat at
the polls. There is no contingency OF
party success that can justify the cleo
ton of bad men. The good reputation
of the state and the protection of the
peoples interests are paramount to the
success of any political party per Sc
st. Cloud Journal-PreSs.
Sunny Jim" Martin is now mem
Der of the Republican state central
committee, vice w. E. Verify, resign
ed. Let's see: what is that proverb
about swapping horses when crossing a
stream STAPLES World.