Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-22
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

The Dies MONIES Capital asks if ami
mails reason. We'll, senaA of these two
legged ones don't replies The Iowa
Tails CITIZEN.
Retiring 10 the reports on prefer
enees for governor gathered from ninety
counties by the Marshalltown Times
l'Repnbican. the Audubon Republican
thinks they showth the matter is stil
badly mixed. iii looks like o'umminss is
I'm the lead without enough % nominate.
| IL the opposition concentrate he Will be
beaten The contest does not seem to
be waxing hot yet. However. ii is a
good While Yet till convention day
The Dubuque Times notices that some
Iowa fellows are singing 1so. the Con-
gerirg Hero Comes
The Marengo Republican thinks thai
| the number Of candidates for governor
isand the uncertainties Of the nominee
have but served To make absolutely sure
the nomination OF Dave Blant for lieu
tenant governor
&
Please. Mr. conger, hurry home and
end this racking uncertainty eNcaims
the ottumwa Courier
The Red oak Express says: "It is fair
4 10 presume that each Of the gubernato-
rial candidates viii go into the repub-
/ lican state convention with some back
| ing, and as 1T is out of the question that
all shall be nominated IL goes without
saying that most of the delegates Will
nave second choice. So far as the
Ninth district is concerned we don't be-
cnd choice. George ID. Perkins would
4 be acceptable TO many and Foster has
HIS friends, but We believe that all could
unite tremendously on Hon. II. H. Con-
ger, and that both the state and the
party will be honored in making such a
detection besides relieving the present
strained situation
4 Politics is full of surprises, and not a
flew jars" observes the Burlington
4 Iiawkeye.
The Des Moines Capital is trying 10
Induce the Dubuque Telegraph to writt
AN editorial on the subject of THE Free
and Unlimited Coinage of Silver at tn,
Ratio of 16 to L.
AS the Indianola Herald looks at ii
@the governorship campaign continue.
10 be exceedingly quiet. The exchange.
coming to this Office have about ceaset
10 discuss the situation. The majorit,
of the papers of the state do not hav,
any pronounced views on the subjec
and especially have not yet made known
their preference as to candidates. Th
is somewhat peculiar, for there ar
many and able men in the field for TIN
place."
Answering the question, Should Cub;
Be Annexed?" the Hartley Herald is o
the opinion that such will be the re
suit sooner or later. The Cuban is no
i fit to govern himself and protect the In
lterests of all against the inroads Of for
eign nations. 1t needs a strong protect
ing hand in its evolution onward an.
! upward, and in all justice that powe
and protection must come from tn
5 United States. Time will solve tn
problem to the best interests Of all con
! cerned."
j The Baskerville Republican think
that with cyclones in Nebraska an
billiards. in Colorado and Wyoming
Iowans ought to be able to stand mu
E and little rain
The Ames Times declares that me
yada has more hot air railroads tina
J any other town in Iowa. They now hay
g three north and south roads-on paper.
Those famous little pills. Dewitt
Little Early Risers. will remove all I'm
4 purities from your system, cleanse you
: bowels. make them regular. Geo. !
4 L POwera