Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-02
IOWA OPINIONS AND no1Es.

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The Rockford Register thinks 'if Mr.
| Morgan could only effect merger
among competitive religious organiza-
tons what grand thing it would be!
Ii seems as tho it might be done. Our
| Presbyterian brethren have always OBJ
Grated a sort of trust for the benefit OF
the elect and our Baptist friends would
certainly approve of watering the
Stock"
The Carroll Herald says that not
alone are the president and a majority
of the republicans in congress against
Congressman Thomas when he asserts
that we are under no moral obligations
to grant concessions to Cuba, but the
conscience of conscientious people is
against him..
The Washington Press judges that
Andrew Carnegie, with the help of
Hoar, Atkinson and the rest of the Bos-
ton angelic coterie. aided by the moral
support of the democrats in congress,
would undertake to run the universe,
end would not have a single misgiving.
The Burlington Hawkeye favors Cap
tain Merry's idea of a corn palace. "a
corn palace would simply be typical of
the state. A building of iron, or wood
and paint, would not says the Hawk
eye.
The Sioux City Tribune, dem, says
The amendment of the Philippine bill
designed to give the natives the consti-
tutional bill of rights, except the right
to bear arms and trial by jury, destroys
whatever force there may have been in
Senator Hoar's speech. 1t is evident to
any one that the natives should not be
allowed to bear arms at this time, and
there will be little dispute over the sub
ject of trial by jury. A vast amount of
the Filipinos can rightly use the jury
system"
The Waterloo Courier thinks that
anything is preferable to the old caucus
idea, where the chief requisite for vic
tory consists of strong lungs making it
possible for one faction to outshout an
other when the chairman calls for yeas
and nays"
The Davenport Republican holds that
sensational clergymen who preach on
the dress of women do SO in u majority
of cases for the purpose Of self-adver
tisement. Some have opposed the short
walking skirt and now one wants
women never to appear in public with
uncovered head. 1t has been remarka-
BILE that many Of the criticisms have
been in opposition to good sense. All of
which goes to prove that the shoe
maker should stick to his last"
even If General Miles is obliged to
keep STILL" says the Des Mones Capt.
tai, che gets $1,000 a year salary for
it, and money is what talks regardless
of all orders to the contrary"
Noting that the republicans of Ohio
point to reduction of the tax levy for
state purposes. the Cedar Rapids Re-
publican remarks: Unfortunately the
republicans of Iowa will not be able to
point to any such reductions, but they
can point to state institutions provided
for as they have never before been pro-
vided for. The people of Iowa can be
assured of good results for every dollar
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