The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-02
What the Editors SAY

on course. the state ticket which the
democrats have presented and whio1
is conceded TO be composed of man
honorable and At, doesn't stand phost
OF a show to be elected without Re-
publican help. NO Democrat can he,
elected to state office in Minnesota
unless he receives the support of MANY
thousands Of Republican voters. ana
In that case it would not be partisan
or Democratic victory, but a victory of
the people in rebuke of corrupt poll
ties and a forced nomination of unfit
candidates on the Republican dcket.-
Rochester Democrat.
John A., Johnson. Democratic NOM
NEE for governor. outlined the Demo-
cratic attack IN the state campaign In
an earnest and able speech at Minne-
aPoffs last Saturday night to a large
and enthusiastic audience. MIR. john
son is an able man OF ssAquestfonable
integrity and With clean and untar-
nisned record back Of him. He is a
man who commands the respect of all
persons irrespective OF political faith.
and who Is truly deserving of the fair
and impartial consideration of every
voter In the state of Mfnnesota.-Scott
County Argus,
There Ia no appreeiable difference
candidate for congress and those adj
voeated by II. j, Miller, Now II the
adherents of the latter are really hon.
est In their tariff revision Ideas their
logical way to vote Is for Jones, the
Democrat, But will theye The prob
ability Is that some little technicality
VIII be raised by which they can still
continue to ''vote 'er straight."-Win-
dom Citizen.
Justice John A. Lovely one of the
present judges of the supreme court,
who after receiving votes enough in the
late Republican convention to nominate
him, and by the unseating Of the Hen
nepin county delegation afterwards
cepted the Democratic nomination.
Judge Lovely will no doubt be re-
elected, as he is considered one of the
best now on the bench.-Fulda Repub-
lican.
Since the shake-up of the Republican
state committee 1t is evident that Dunn
may have been misquoted when he was
credited with saying, during the pre-
convention fight, that he would prefer
to sink into Oblivion with his friends
than to march to victory with his enc
mics. However, Mr.. Heatwole will
again dig up the stereotyped line, LET
us 1ONc one Will
bic grace and for the good of the party.
-Elysian Enterprise
If the mastery addresses delivered
at the opening of the Democratic state
campaign in Minneapolis last Saturday
evening were published in pamphlet
form they would make one of the
strongest campaign documents that
was ever circulated in this state-Per-
ham Enterprise.
Bob Dunn insists that his rulings in
the Office of state auditor were much
wiser, more comprehensive and in
every way more satisfactory to all con-
cerned than a servtle adherence to
mere legislative enactment which hap
pened to cumber. the statutes.-St.
James Journal.
John A. Johnson, the Democratic
candidate for governor delivered his
first speech in Minneapolis. No one
reading his speech can help but believe
that Mr.. Johnson is serious in his po-
sition and he Is the person that all good
citizens will vote for.-Mazeppa Jour-
nal
1t is we'll to remember that the
charges made against r. G. Dunn are
not made by Democrats, but by a
Republican office holder In the dis
charge of his sworn duty.-Olmsted
COl1ntv Democrat