Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-30
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

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The Sioux City Journal remarks the
latest report is that ex-Gov. Boies has
not thought of becoming candidate to
oppose Col. Henderson, and would not
except the nomination if rendered As
Stunning; the truth of the report, it may
be remarked that by following the
avoid much Improbable strenuous
ness"
The Iowa City Republican submits
the following as a model campaign res
olutior,: Resolved. That we are OPP
posed to high prices for cattle and hogs
and meat, and in order that working
men may get meals at 1898 prices, we
demand free meats and the destruction
Of the trusts. Resolved further, That
in rdsr for the farmers to meet losses
sustained in destinations Of stock, we
favor cheaper manufactured goods to
be brought about by free trade and
lower wages" 1t thinks such a reso-
luton would be q logical result of GER
tain newspaper discussion. some of it
found in republican newspapers at
that"
"Of course" says the Boone Republi-
can, '.Towa had to be well considered In
the omnibus BILL Iowa is getting TO be
a habit at Washington
iowa has one congressman" says the
DEBORAH Republican, who is a genuine
lover of the good, the true and the
beautiful. 1t is Lacey, of the Sixth dis
t~ict. He has fallen short nowhere In
practical matters but he has done his
best work by championing the song
and game birds of the country and pro-
tecting all the wild things that are
harmless, or nearly SO. in our national
parks"
The. English are afraid that ]. Pier
pont Morgan may sweep their flag from
the seas. But" says the Cedar Rap
ids Republican. whats the difference,
the stars and stripes are just as good
and they stand for so much today that
even an Englishmnn may be proud to
sail under Them"
The Globe Gazette thinks .it is evil
dent to any fairnlinded man. that to
support Mr.. Rule at this time, is not
in the interest of securing congress
man for Ccrro sGor,lo county,
The Hampton Chronicle asserts that
the Rule candidacy in the Fourth dis
trict sis nothing but a case of cut.
throat politics by "a few soreheads who
are against ]. E. Blythe"
Says the Council Bluffs Nonpareil eff
either the Americans or the Filipinos
must take water let it be the Filipinos."
The Iowa Falls Citizen is afraid chat
after we are gone someone will have a
cheap crayon portrait made of us to
fhnxtJrpyeIi: cdel1a mfwy fwy fwyp
hang on the WALL
In the opinion Of the Waterloo Re-
porter, Governor Cummins is deserv-
ing Of the most hearty thanks of all
Iowa for the discriminating taste dis
played in the appointment of the yicks-
burg commission. There is especial
cause for gratitude in the Third con-
sress,ional districts that Captain j. F.
Merry is made our representative. It
reflects honor on the people, credit on
the governor. and satisfaction to the
whole of Iowa."
The Dubuque Times thinks that 'if
the republicans generally enter the ap-
preaching congressional campaign
pledged to such revision of the tariff
as the Indiana and Wisconsin con-
ventions have proposed, that promise
will be redeemed at the short session of
the present congress. The subject could
be handled more advantageously at
that time than in presidential year."