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PRESS CONNIE Ts.

PRESS COMMENTS.
1t Dolliver should be the candidate
for vice president, Mr.. Bryan's starring
tours would dim somewhat Dolliver
Is the greater speaker -Keokuk Gate
City.
Democratic politicians are preparing
a schedule of the great and useful
things Bryan has accomplished, to be
used in the coming campaign. Aside
from getting rich by talking poverty,
his achievements are not of an excep-
tional sort.-Nonpariel.
Judge aazen. brother of Mrs.
Dewey's first husband, gives his opin
ion. The judge says he knows Mrs.
Dewey very well, and that ''if the
country does not want to place the
destiny of the nation in the hands of
woman, it will best let the admiral re-
main where he is."-Des Moines
Leader
Governor Shaw is showing himself to
be one of tie keenest men in public
life in the nation. When he makes a
speech at a national gathering of any
sort he says something and the people
are set to thinking His recent speech
at Chicago was full of solid thought.
He made people think and they are dis
cussing his ideas. Iowa's governor
ranks high among any class of men,
Carroll Herald.
/ Young Irishmen continue to come to
this country to avoid the draft for ser
vice in South Africa and Great Britain
| will lose in this manner as many men
as she will lose on the field. Chamber
lain is building up strong country in
Gle realm OF his imagination, but there
are some items of news that convince
one of the fact that his imagination
needs more light and ventilation
Cedar Rapids Gazette MA
1 The Democrats suggestion that
Judge A. VanWagenen be made dele
gate at large to the Kansas City con.
vrntion meets with approval every:
where over the state. From our ex
changes, and from personal letters
which we have received, we are conf
dentsthat he will receive the unauali
fed. enthusiastic support of every dele.
CATION from the eleventh congressional
district, and that he will have a good
wording support from other parts OF
the state is equally well assumed. II
may be put down as a certainty that
4 thefJudge will be one of the state dele
gatessat Kansas City.-Sac City Demo-
crat.
| 1t is said President Mckinley favors
Sena, or Allison as his mate on the
presidential ticket. He would have
preferred Roosevelt, but Roosevelt will
none OF it. He has other work to do,
and work, too, OF vastly more impor-
lance than that of presiding over the
senate. Nor has Allison as yet indi-
Gated whether he would accept the sec
ond place on the ticket He is probab
| ]y more useful to the country in his
present position as chairman of the
committee on finance in the senate,
where his thorough knowledge of the
public business and his long experience
render him a safe and conservative
guide in all legislation on financial
questions, than if transferred to the
vice presidential chair. But he would
still retain large part of the influence
in that position which he now com
mands. He is popular not only in the
west but throughout the country. and
would be perhaps as acceptable can.
didate as any one who could be named
from the Northwest who would accept
the position st. Paul Pioneer Press.