The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-19
What the Editors Say

conferred favor upon the Repub-
means IN one respect at any rate: they
nave given them practical proof of
the necessity Of harmony and abso-
Iutely united action. For it would be
FOOLISH to deny or question the
strength of the ticket that they have
put into the field. 1t contains the
names of some good men and some
good Fote-getters. 1t is shrewdly ar
ranged with view to capturing every
dissatisfied man among the party
masses. Its construction is bit of
party finesse which discloses the hand
OF an astute manager; and there is
something worth watching in the
game.-Red Wing Republican.
Judge Lovely, who was nominated
by the Republican state convention
and was Short changed" out of it by
ward politicians of Minneapolis. has
been given chance for his political
life by the Democratic convention
Lovely is one OF the ablest judges on
the bench. and is clearly entitled to a
second term. Republicans should vote
for him in place of Elliott, of Mime
apolis, who gained a place en- the
ticket by. the unseating of the Henne-
pin delegation, the most wicked poiit-
lcal outrage ever committed in Mime
sofa. One way to help stop this sort
of chicanery is to vote for Lovely
st. Cloud Journals Press.
President Roosevelts letter of &C.
ceptanee is very lengthy essay of
self-laudation. He still iauds the
good trusts and combines" and de-
nounces the bad trusts and organiza-
TONS but utterly fails to tell the peo-
pie which is which of these. Judging
him by his, past record and acts, he
doesn't know Of any trusts and COM
Dimes that are not all right.-Waseca
County Herald.
Let Republicans who desire a clean
and creditable administration of the
states affairs instead of the worst
conceivable; who admire decent polit
ical methods and despise dirty ones,
cast their ballots for JohnisA. Johnson
and with their strength added to that
Of reunited Democracy. he will be
elected.-Minneapoli Times.
A "conglemerate mass of ignorance
and insanity is the term applied to
Democrats by one William Fl. Grim
shaw, who holds federal office by the
grace of Theodore Roosevelt and is
drawing his pay from the government
while he goes about the country abus
ing and viififying his fellow citizens
Hutchinson Leader.
j. DriscolI, of Madison, has filed for
the Democratic nomination for con-
gresham from this district. Mr.. Dris-
coll is a lawyer by profession. He is
an excellent-ma and loyal Democrat
and he should receive the loyal sup
port Of his party. The contest is by
no means a hopeless ene.-Swift Coun--
ty Monitor.
j. T.. MeCleary, representative of
the Second district, and Herbert Miller,
the gentleman who is going. toagive him
the run of his life, are firing questions
at each other, which If properly an
swered, may help to enlighten not only
the voters Of that district but those of
the state as well.-Montevideo Com
,mercial.
The Mankato Review facetiously an
nounceS that Congressman McCleaFy
has opened a school of penmanship in
that city. Little Mac has letter writ
ing reduced to a science and will get
tons of literature to the voters before
the primary election-St. Peter Her
aid.
There is no reason for any Demo-
crat in Minnesota refusing to vote
for John A.. Johnson for governor
There are many reasons why every
Republican who loves his state better
than his party should vote for him.
Wheeloek's Weekly.
We shall now expect to see the men
and papers who are opposing McCleary
come out strong against Roosevelt.
Mac might have been the author of
that letter of acceptance.-Wabash
Herald.
The state board of equalization is
still busy raising the valuation of cat
tie. horses. hogs and sheep. The farm
ers, anyway, must toe the mark
Mortified News