The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-27
CONNER COMMENT.

CONNER COMMENT.
The speech of Judge Conner was one
OF the best he has been h ard to make
and called forth many compliments.
Ogden Reporter.
The arguma nts which were potent
enough to convince the people of the
tenth district that Judge Conner is en-
titled to be continued in congress are
as pertinent and potent for two years
hence as they have been this spring.
The judge has the hang of things
and ought to be kept in congress as
long as he retains his usefulness. =
| Carroll Herald.
| IN accepting unanimous repomina-
ton at the hands of the Tenth district
congressional convention, Judge Con-
ner paid high tribute to the great ma
zion building protection policy of the
republican party, which he said was
the true foundation OF national pros
perity and was responsible for the won
| derful growth and development which
mas characterized the United States
during the past forty years. Winnie
bago Republican.
just as we predicted, the convention
proved to be a Conner ratification meet
ing. Judge Quarton and Col. Ormsby
were conspicuous figures in the meet
ing and the Conner people were free to
acknowledge that they were gallant
losers. We expect to support Con-
gresham Conner two years hence, re-
CARELESS of the ambitions of others, but
If those two excellentmen at The north
end want anything that does not con-
t1ict with judge Conner friends of the
present congressman will be delig hted
to assist them in the getting. Car
roll Herald
Over one hundred delegates were
present Corners speech was FIRE quent-
~ Interrupted with ringing cheers He
paid glowing tribute to the feerless
dentcarrled on the administration and
fulfilled the wishes of the late McKin-
ley. The convention resolved itself ip.
to an old-time republican love feast.
Following the speech the judges held a
short reception to the delegates, who
pressed forward to renew their friend.
ship and offer congratulations. The
judge presented a commanding figure
in the crowd, being in splendid health
and gracious mood Baskerville En-
terprise.
Putting aside all favors and preiu-
dice. there are very few republicans in
the Tenth District who will not come
cheerfully forward and say that Con-
gresham Conner. in taking the seat
made famous by Jonathan P. Dolliver,
has filled great place and filled it 80
we'll that the fame and the name of the
| District has been maintained at his
highest standard. His strict integrity.
his splendid ability, and his assiduous
attention to public business are win
ming for him great reputation in
Washington reputation which this
sort of an endorsement from his Dis
trict will heighten and fix as a perma-
nent asset. He stands today Infinitely
stronger before the District than at
any other time in his career as public
man.-Jefferson Bee.
1t is very gratifying indeed to be able
to congratulate Judge Conner on his
third nomination. He richly deserves
the handsome endorsement the district
has given him. He has been faithful
representative of the people in con-
gress. He has given the work his un-
divided attention and the growth he
has made as a member of the Iowa
delegation is marked and gratifying in
the extreme. His constituents have
shown their appreciation of what he
has done for the district, and we be-
lieve that If he continues to progress in
the future as he has in the past he has
before him record in congress that
wall make him a national figure. His
strong personality and well known
energy and impressiveness would force
recognition in any body of representa-
tive men in the land. It is evident
that the district is to maintain its
prestige as long as the present repre-
sentative is retained in his seat in con-
gress Carroll Herald.
Mr.. Conner spoke for about half an