Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-15
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

The Dubuque Telegraph (dem.) thus
sets forth the aims and purposes of the
democratic party; THE democratic
party has no faith in the protective
policy and II would, II 1t could Wipe
out the last vestige of protection. Yet
the fact remains that IL Is neither ex-
pedient nor advisable to make the bur-
den of internal taxes high enough 10
produce an amount of revenue equal TO
i deficit created by utter free trade
The Des Moines Capital explains the
work of the newspapers as follows
"Pierpont Morgans days are numbered
50 far as his work as a merger is con-
cerned. The public Is rapidly putting
him into the Charley Sehwab class
The press is practically unanimous in
Its opposition to Morgan and no man
can win as a banker, promoter. poiti-
clan or in any other line with the
American newspapers solidly against
him.
The Davenport Democrat says re-
garding the Clinton speech: Senator
Allison is a standpattei. but the Du-
buque Times. with which the senator Is
supposed TO be identified, says: LAS for
tariff modification. the senator suggests
the objections to its consideration on
the eve OF a presidential election. but
elected next year, If republican, will
thoroughly review the whole subject OF
our revenue and trade policy with
view TO removing inequalities and pro-
noting the great Interests of the coun-
try"
to the fact that Davenport spends an
nually about 100000 for beer, and the
commentator adds that Davenport;
would have more money to spend for
groceries and dry goods and clothing if
less We're spent for beer. The humor
in which lies in the source from which
ii CONFESSIONS City Journal.
of this senatorial district have paid a
handsome compliment to the republic
can candidate for senator, A. II. Gale,
of Mason City. No democratic candi-
date has been placed in nomination
against him, and altho Mr.. Gale would
have thrown plenty of dust in the eyes
of any candidate on any other ticket
the failure of the other party to put UP
a candidate In opposition to him indi-
Gates very strongly how the people feei
toward Mr.. Gale.
Regarding political uneasiness over
the Robinson candidacy in the Emmett
Dickinson district the Ringsted Dis
patch says abraham Lincoln always
expressed great faith in the Judgment
of the people and we believe that the
Interests of the party are safe in the
hands of the rank and file of the re-
publican voters of Emmett and Dick
insou counties. Whatever has been the
past record of this little band of enthu-
siastic supporters of the Dickinson
county candidate, In that county, they
can not afford TO antagonize party au-
thority nor combat party interests SIM
ply to satisfy their personal prefer
ence.'
The campaign liar has been nailed.
The Iowa City Republican says: "A
report was in circulation last evening
that all candidates had agreed to help
out the banks with deposits and not
spend any money, and that the usual
supply of liquids would be confined to
city water. Whoever started the re-
port should not forget that some peo-
pie are afflicted with heart disease"
Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs
and colds and prevents pneumonia.
Take no substitutes. For sale by Il. A.
MORGAN