The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-27
What the Editors Say

II VIII be almost as good as though
1t We're Democratic victory to see the
gang at the state house get on their
street clothes when Bob Dunn gets into
Inc executive chair next January
what a hustling there will be ANYWAY.
Elmer Dearth will saw .eFare1veu =
| long farewell to all my rake off .
Johnson, late bank examiner, will say.
IL L mad served my state with half the
zeal that did Van SAINT, it would not
nave deserted me in my hour of trial"
sam Fullerton will say, Unto what pit
thou Seest, from what height fallen. SO
iiuch stronger was Dunn than Collins, y
90 90 was all the rest who have fallen
just outside the breaStworks.o lament
IN Va1n Let us hire a brass band to
play the rogues' march for them as
they gather and file out; out into the
colo, cruel world with no hope of a.
grant Tor Two years. My, but it will be
AWHILE Seuer Sentinel.
The Minnesota primary election law
mas It's enemies, and they declare with
truth the weakness of the law is the
tact that 1T makes securing a nomina-
tioh expensive. They say that a man
VINO is unknown must spend a great
zeal OF money to make himself known,
ana that the man who does not make
himself we'll known has but a slim
cnance or securing a nomination. All
tnese assertions appear to be entirely
tfue- And what. of it? Wouldn't it
be better for man to do Something
TO make himself well known before he
attempts to win a nomination from the
people ?-Bemidji Pioneer.
And there is going to be a great fight.
The men who have won Democratic
successes IN the past are certain of
hryfI
states are solidly Democratic, and it is
alleged that New York will surely fall
IN line for Parker President Roosevelt
mas never shown that he is strong in
the East, and battle royal will be
Waged In New Jersey, Connecticut
Rhode island, Massachusetts and In
diana.-Red Lake Courier.
Uncle Joe Cannon has a big surprise
up his sleeve for President Roosevelt.
lie is soon going to notify the latter
that he has been nominated for presi-
dent. Since Judge Parker, through his
famous telegram, has already recog-
nlzed the fact that he has been nomi-
mated by the Democrats, the surprise
OF his notification will not be SO start
ling.-Duluth Herald.
Some of Bob Dunn's personal friends
oGS1lis ~ measures to call off
the fool papers that are still engaged
in rubbing it into the Collins people.
These papers are not making any
votes for Mr.. Dunn by this unpolitic
course, and it is just possible that he
may not have any votes to spare at
the November electien.-Clear Lake
Times.
The attitude of the Collins news
papers toward Senator Clapp since the
state convention does not indicate any
real and intense interest in the sena-
tors future success. In fact, the Col
Inns organs are not exhibiting any pro-
found interest in anything political
just at present. = Ortonviile Herald
Star.
That Democratic success is to re-
ward the party effort in November is
not questioned by men who read the
signs long way ahead. One sees the
confident ones everywhere ready to fall
into line behind Parker, and many are
scrambling for seats on the band wag-
on.-Oshkosh Times.
When the frost is on the pumpkin
and the wheat is in the sheaf, Mr.
Trust and not the farmer will ha tho