The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-26
What the Editors Say

!, The wet spell we have Just passed
through has again brought out the
ydlue or good roads. Where the roads
nave Deen Weh graveled they have
peen In very good shape and farmers
nave peen enabled to pass over them
Win thslr loads of milk to the cream
cry Wlth comparative ease. The good
results that have come from erayeled
roaos have become so apparent that
more gravel than usual is being used
IN road making this season. This ia
Rood work and should be encouraged.
4 kept up for a few years there will
~ 1e no dlmculty In getting around
creamery, no matter what the weath-
er or season is.-Hutchinson IndeDend-
ent.
The simon-pure, clean and unpur-
chasable Democracy Of Minnesota has
sood reason TO congratulate itself over
the result OF the state convention held
at Duluth. The Hearst faction If ia
true, Won the first point in securing
the organization, but when 1t came to
eiect1ng the delegates at large. those
VINO viii represent the real Sentiment
OF Minnesota Democracy, the conven-
ton turned away from the rampant
fiearst hoWiers.-St. Cloud Times.
The Democratic state convention held
az Fargo Tuesday is one that will go
down to history. The results were most
gratifying and the spirit manifested
was the real Democratic thing. vigor-
Gus, brave and strong. North Dakota
shouId be proud Of the personnel of its
democracy. They may not be major
ily, Dut they are a highly respectable
and able minority.-Grand Forks Press,
When governors take the liberty Of
attacking editors as the first act after
stepping out of their Office and shooting
EDITORS while in office and beating ed
ltors just before getting into office
either the governOrship or the editor
snip needs regeneration, and we hope
such will come before very long
Mountain Lake View.
Our former townsman, Frank B. KeI-
logg, of st. Paul, has been appointed
the national Republican committeeman
for this state. Should he be as sue
cessful as politician as he has been
In his profession, and there is no doubt
he VIII be, there will be no cause to
regret his observation-disclosures Post
and Record.
The rumpus between the two Re-
publican factions in this state is sad In
deed, and is so intense that the party
Is threatened with q split like that In
Wisconsin-which would insure an up
right and statesmanlike Democratic
adm1n1Stra atiOn-Which would not be SO
sad as 1t might be.-Albert Lea Stand
ard.
The law passed by the last legisIa-
ture authorizing the payment of
high bounty for the killing Of wolves
ought to be repealed. 1t ought never
to have been passed for that matter, so
uniform have been the results Of this
kind OF legislation in the several states.
Red Wing Republican.
kato's mayor, who is sent to St Louis
al convention, will be the biggest man
in the party and attract more attention
than most Of the presidential candl-
From the complexion of the delegates
and from the fact that they go to st.
Louis uninstFucted, it is self-evident
that the Hearst sentiment did not pre-
vail at the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Her
aid.
The color work done on the st. Paul
Sunday @ b e is superb, and in fact
is just one better than similar work
found in the leading magazines
Springfield Advance.
We give 1t up. We cannot tell what
Gov. Van SAINTS degree of M. A, just
bestowed by an Iowa college, means