Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-25
votes It is not the correct position to
esteem voting a privilege and not a
AIDES molNEs DEmocRATIc DAILY.

committees and political heelers. It i.
TO be the organ of the simon pure DEM
ocracy of Iowa. whatever that may be,
with Il circulation as broad as the state
is wide.
Every now and then somebody has a
pipe dream of "A democratic daily at
Dies Moines. He sees a vision of un-
bounded influence and bank account
that should grow under a munitieent
patronage faster than Jonah's gourd is;
Sreputed to have stretched itself, but he
always dreams somebody elsefs money
into the venture. The fellow With the
money doesn't dream, or if he does he
dreams that he kept his money out.
There are many reasons Why such a
daily could not survive. The fact is
that the sixteen to-oners do not sup
port their own papers. Men buy pa
spers now-a days not for their political
character. but for their ability to give
the news, and from a news standpoint
INT lllpllllSitt stiisl ioise, VIZ ~
dailies have been weakly The news
paper field IN Iowa is thoroughly filed
and the success Of any new daily START
ed anywhere IL, the state would be ex-
trsmely probieInatical unless it should.
have a political comple zion like the one
talked Of ford Moi;les when the sos
luton becomes easy.
SPEAKS WELL OF MARsHALLTOlRN.
a prominent business man of Mime
apolis visiting in Marshalltown had this
10 say of Aarshalliown property. and
his remarks Will apply to many other
iowa GOWNS as Well:
The Year 1889 has shown no activity
in, real estate, and like condition in
reference tosadyancins money on naort-
sage securities. There has been Very
little demand on the part of investors
for loans and a corresponding condition
on the part of borrowers. II is charac-
teristic that the two go hand in hand.
and when there is littie money offered
there are, on the other. hand, few pel-.
sons asking for loans.
The tendency of The real estate mar
lset has been downward. but today ev-
ersthings in my opinion, must rise in
value. Al! Accommodates railroad stocks,
bonds and income bearing securities
have lnlost doubled in value ins de Of
the last year. Real estate must feel the
changes Of conditions.
S WOULD rather today own a business
block on Main street in aiarshalitown
than any other i,,ye ssment that could
5be. offered To me. 1think that the man
Who today buy choice vacant Marshall
i properly VIII easily double his
i money in the next three ears
NJ r.. CAR u isIiIE on TRUSTS.
Mr.. Carnegie believes IN letting trusts
alone, and in the May Century, in a
paper called .Popuia, Illusions About
4 Trusts Nc xplains his attituas:
Every atisnipt to nlonopnlizs the mans
l,faetllre Of any staple article ARIES
Within its bosom the seeds 81 failure,
IsoEg before We could legisiate With
i much effect against trusts theNe would
i be noaseees sity for legislation. The past
4 proves this and the fuful'e is tuaeon-
8firmit. There should be nothing but ems
! lcolra cement for these vast aggyega-
TORS ofscapital for the manufacture o.
i.stap!e articles As far the result being
j an increase of price to the CO.'S unl.i BIZ
ENcnd a brief period, there need be nc
fear. On the contragys the illev table
q result of these ageregatie,is is, tnaih
Land permanently, TO give to the consung
/ erd cheaper articles than would tar,
4 been otherwise possibls 20 obtain; 70!
'(capital is stimulated byt The iiigh prciit
'Eof the trust, foi; a season, TO etlloatL
Il against it. The result is Very spo,ss a Ga
II pacity Of production beyond the watif
5ef the consumer and as the new wnik
gereeteG are Of the most Improved pat
I tern, ard capable of producing eheape
4 than the old works the viilnerabl
trusts are compelled to buy and capital
lie at two ersthree times Their cog,
y There is thus no danger ahead to III
9lcommunity from trusts. nor any caus
!, for fear.
46l4 lns great sTiaNuldl1la8Si &1slIlBa tneS OUT
growth of human nature and huma
= lsneeds. keep on their irresistibe course
I Competition in all departments of hu
$ man activity is not to be Suppressed
| The individual manufacturer Who i
tempted into the unusually profitabi
s5business of the trust will take care o
: the monopoly question and prevent in
: jury tost.le nation. The trust, so far a
!, Fagsregation and enlargement go. is on
!. day 10 BIZ recognized az u grand step Il
8 ward cheaper products for the peopl
e than could have been obtained by an
/ othermode than the aggregation of car
ital and establishments. Already tn
s ghosts of numerous departed trust
Y which aimed at monopoles have march
v ted across the stage of human affair,
: each pointing to its fatal wound in
!, tiicted by that great corrective,sc compel
ton. Like the ghosts of Macbeths viz
tins, the line promises to stretch ,onge
i land longer, and also like those phantom
: ofthe brain, they come like shadow
4 50 Depart
= TIE earth hath bubbles as the waite
hath,
And these are of them"
!, The masses of the people, the toilin
millions, are soon to find in this gree
5 law of aggregation of capital and :