Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-11-01
IT Is said that Corbett will quit fight

SECRETARY WALSH "fell", but like
Adam he laid the blame on the wo-
man.
HARRY HAYwARD's alleged scheme
TO murder his brother is almost too fla
grant to believe
IT is said Oklahoma wants to get UNI
der Uncle Sans wing. Well she can
come after while.
EVERY Republican should not fail to
go to the polls OH Tuesday. 1t is i'm
portant that every vote is cast.
MINNESOTA Republicans are boom
ing, Senator Davis for the presidency.
The next presidents name will be spell
ed A-l-l-i-s-o-n.
GEN. DRAKE is a successful business
man, and man who has made a sue
cess in life certainly ought to be sue
cessful governor.
THE Democrats say we have no plat
form, but it cannot be true that those
Democrats who make the charge have
read the platform.
THE Democratic territorial conven-
ton of Utah declared against the Nor
mon influence in politics i'm that terri
tory They did right.
GEN. DRAKE says the principal state
issue before the people at the coming
election is whether or not the Demo-
Gratis shall get into power.
The Republican county ticket is a
good one and should be elected All
the candidates are well known and re-
spected men i'm the county.
IT is said that Mr.. Corbett il dis
gusted with the way they are trying to
prevent the fight. No one ever sup
posed it was pleasing to him.
VEN. DRAhE WAS DTdNe' SolultT OH
the battle field, and now in his old age
the old soldiers will vote for him for
the highest Office within their gift.
during these autumn days. He has
got his eye on the White House door
knob and is not at all averse to turning
it and walk in if he gets chance.
MIR. BABE still insists that national
issues do not enter into this campaign.
Why did the Democrats put national
issues in their state platform if they do
not concern us at the coming election?
lT looks now "a if the great fight
which was so much talked about to
come off between Corbett and Fits
zimmons wANAinally amount Is Jfsno
more than rapid muscular movement
of the jaw.
THERE is no doubt that Senator
Allison is daily growing in strength as
presidential candidate. 1t is only
natural and to be expected. He is a
great man, an able statesman, and an
honest citizen.
The Fayette Postal Card seems to
feel hurt because we are i'm DEBORAH.
1t matters but very little what DC. Cole
thinks about it. 1t is none Of his bread
and butter where we are. If we were
in Fayette he might have some cause
for grievance.
WE notice some of our Republican
exchanges express themselves as very
confident of Republican success and
say there is not shadow of danger.
That is probably true, but don't be too
overconfident, boys, the Democracy is
pretty lively corpse, yet.
JOHN SHERMAN is said to he forever
out of the presidential race, that he
will go from Ohio to the convention as
IL utltSdtt III ldISt anu Illaht. hCNlu-
ley's nominating speech. 1t cannot
be that Mr.. Sherman has i'm mind fool
ing Mckinley, the same as Garfield
fooled him.
IT seems that poor Durant, the sun
day school superintendent and girl
murderer, is unable to prove a single
thing in his own defense, and in all
probability will have opportunity to
test the strength of a rope, adjusted to
a beam with the other end tied around
his neck. Hard luck.
LAST Sunday there was an attempt
to blow up the capitol buildings at
Madison, Wis, with nitro-glycerine
bombs. And one was also discovered
in the yard of III. j. Veerhusen, of the
tailoring firm of Olsen Il Veerhusen,
whose employees went on strike re-
Gently with other tailors of that city.
1t is believed that the bombs were
placed by someone i'm sympathy with