Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-09-30
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Interesting Notes From Our Special
Political Correspondent.

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with incontrovertible evidence that
the president and Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General Bristow are in
earnest in the Postoffice investiga-
ton.
Senator Hanna denies that he in
tends to resign from the National
al Republican committee, but refuses
to give any assurance that he will
retain the Craftsmanship. It is
more than probable that the state
of his health will largely govern Mr.
Hanna's decision in this respect.
President Roosevelt has annOunc-
ed that he will in no way interfere
with the New York municipal
campaign.
A package of the feed warranted
to make men fat need not be sent to
Tom Johnson.
Boston negroes are denouncing
Booker Washington and his theories
and methods by resolution, but the
negroes are not the only people who
fail to recognize their best friends.
Carroll D. Wright's decision that
when employers are deprived of the
right to discharge, their employees
will be deprived of the right of
quitting, is just and logical, but that
will not prevent complaint against
it.
Everywhere Speaker-to be Can
non goes in Washington he is fol-
lowed by a troop of newspaper men
but he only tells them funny stories
and declines to say how he will or
ganize the House.
Russia is decidedly opposed to the
policy of Scuttle, when it comes to
Manchuria, but Russia has never
paid for Manchuria.
Representative Loud of California
comes out Of the postal scandal
indicated as all who knew him
were sure he would be.
The school commissioners who
are trying to find accommodations
for all the school children of the
district, these days, positively refuse
to believe in race suicide.
The managers of Mormonism are
not religious but political. Already
the Mormons are in a position to
dictate terms to the political parties
in several states.
There are some people who are
never satisfied. Now Chicagoans
just because their dairy supplies
come from COWS fed on distillery re-
fuse, are demanding pasteurized
COWS.
Recent events suggest that much
costly missionary work has been
wasted in Turkey.
Two Colombian politicians, who
have just arrived in New York, as
cribe the defeat of the Panama
canal treaty to local partisan, or
rather factional, strife. They say
that even men who favored the
treaty voted against it because they
wished to repudiate the Marroquin
administration.
The public will be relieved to
know that George Fred Williams is
going to do some studying before he
does any more talking Too bad
George Fred never thought of that
before
The farmers of the South will
soon have some cotton to sell.
That is why Wall Street is busy
hammering down the price.
AS the Kaiser led every cavalry
charge in the recent German
manoeuvres, and the umpire didn't
dare declare the imperial forces de-
feated, the Emperor naturally won.
Burglar proof collins are one of
the latest luxuries of our million
aires.
A New York man who is 100
years old and has been paying pre-
miums on $4,000 life insurance,
for seventy years, declares that the
man who wants to live to ripe
old age needs only to insure his life
heavily enough.