The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-10-05

Democrats should Remember the
Maine" election Tribune.
There is reason why the democratic
candi' ates for congress will be found
attacking the republican record this
year, says the Clinton Herald They
cannot defend their own.
The Cedar Rapids Republican will
not be surprised if in the development
of Zionism John Alexander will declare
that he is indeed the true Cod There's
no telling where the 'prophet" will end
his claims.-Carr III Herald.
Thomas Taggart maintains that he
is still the center of the democratic
force and that Senator German is only
a wing, says the Cedar Rapids Gazette.
How can party have wing when it
has cloven hoof in the shape of D. B.
Hill 1.-The Nonpareil.
Secretary Shaw is making some tell
ing political sleeches during this cam
paign,' says the Marshalltown Herald,
land it is noted that while he is max.
ing them both in the east and west,
that he does not have to make one
speech to suit the people of the east and
another advocating different views for
the west. The same speech is good for
republicans everywhere y
Roosevelt has been president for three
years: and when Parker is brought
right down to the issue, the only one of
the Presidents official acts which Park
ers says in so many words he would I'M
do, is the pension order; and the extent
to which Parker would undo that would
be to ask Congress to do the same thing
over again Nevada Representative
Lives of poor men oft remind us,
honest men will stand no chance. The
more we work there grows behind us
bigger patches on our pants. On our
pants once new and glossy, now are
stripes of different hue. all because
subscribers linger and don't pay us
what lisa due. Let us then be up
and doing; send your mite, however
small, or when the winter winds shall
strike US, we will have no pants at
all. Elk.
Once in while some superior per-
sons ask if you can name all the nation
al tickets now in the field, and you have
to beat around the bush and change
the subject. Some philantropist has
looked EN- up. Here they are
Republican-Roosevelt and Fair
banks.
Democratic-Parke and Davis.
Populist- Watson and Tibbles.
Prohibitionists-Sw and Car
roll.
Socialist-Debs and Hanford.
Socialist Labor orregan and Cox.
Negro Liberty-Taylor and Payne.
Lincoln-Penn and Jones.
Continental Holcomb and King,
Cut 'em out and paste EN- in your
hat for future reference. Sioux
City Journal
Ever hear of democrat asking for
support on account of his party's rec
ord?" inquiries the Webster City Jour
nal.
'In a word" observes the Keokuk
Gate City Judge Parker is In full
accordance with the democratic nation
al platform which is good reason why
he shouldn't be elected"
Judge Parker yesterday added an
other to his long list of quiet Sundays
at the farm Nonpareil. He is only
getting used to the monotony of retired
life which will negin Nov. Sth. Dun.
lap Reporter.
Now somebody has discovered thai
Esopus, the home of Judge Parker took
its name from vulgar contraction O.
the expression "The Soup House.
Rather significant similarity. Jeffer
son Bee.
A reasonably fair translation of tn,
Parker letter. is, in the opinion of the
Dubuque Times, that if the democra
cy were given control of the house ant
the executive Office republican senat,
would prevent it from doing harm
This is suggested only in paragraph
dealing with the tariff but the sugges
ton applies as we'll to all that the lette
contains concerning democratic polio,
on the Philippines and other subjects
No republican candidate has eye
sought the presidency on the grount
that a democratic senate would proven
his party from weakening the nation a
home OF abroad"
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