Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-04
Public Opinion on Iowa Subjects
as Reflected in the Iowa
Newspapers.
The News Of Iowa From Hun.
dreds Of Differeut Towns
and Communities.
THE NEXT GOVERNOR

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Governor Shaw seems 10 have found a
we'll developed sentiment i'll the Iowa
spi sss. tho there is reason for misgiv-
ings as to whether it was the kind
hoped for. The Dies Moines paper gave
the governor ali ELUSIVE endorsements.
qualified With the sackcloth and ashes
OF an adinis sion that maybe the chief
executive would not be pleased at the
dsiuge of encomium.s, as he had not
been consulted when the shower of
bouquets vas arranged. While the
thrustng forward Of the governor for
"A third term might be construed as an
organized effort In the direction OF
further hpnors the statement Of the
paper cansbe accepted that it was done
without consent of the governor.
But the consent OF the governed is
another thing. The people Of Iowa
have honored Governor Shaw twice
and have appreciated all he has done
for the ctate. There are no further OBJ
legations owing by the people. Granting
that the governor has served we'll in
his official duties and that he has given
Iowa additional prominence in the fam
lily OF states, Iowa has done more for
the governor than the governor has
done or ever could do for Iowa. The
mould of good men in the state was
not broken when the present chief ex-
ecutive was created and there are
Others equally as capable. equally as
deserving. who should be honored after
the present gubernatorial term has ex-
plred. There are man whose individ-
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and collectedt beca,,sa This wo,,,d he =
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cone district court mas taken ti,j.s v;e,y
Thss man who has ESCAPED, "a xation8 "a,
on, wear ought moi 70 he entitled to
ne rpet1,a18 immunity. If his m,s,,eed
is discovered later On he ons-i,t Is be
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There win not be much argument on
these noir,e T.hev fail howavar 3
gel al a most IMPORT a M feat,,rs of the
tax ferret business II Is well known
That personal property-nonevs and
in Years paet largely es-
canned taxation. The man With an elias.
tic conscience. who doesn't mind "a
small = thing asS ewea,.;,,s, "a. 4 LA on !,
still escape taxation. That there arc
= good many M n ~. f,o el,,r,.t mind this
! is proved b,1 the experience Of ferrete
lin all narts of The state. Rut eyer
when n mar, les s,ticks Ia II ard tfe.r
4swears ia h he may she caurtt ,rhi:
shaa han,ers,,,s In so ,nanv c.ses tbad
I j hatta,. 1dsnosition IL manifested in III.
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More oersonal property is hetns
4 shropuht a. light. as I, result Of tbs nro.
/ vis,on Inserted, In the law d few year,
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