The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-09-21

For County Attorney,
P. j. KLINKER... Denison
For Supervisor.
HENRY MAYNARD. of Jackson Township.
AMONG THE EDITORS.
The straw. vote in Vermont and
Maine indicates that the season for
threshing democrats is fairly Jude:
way.-Times Republican.
The Washington Press says that if
Mr.. Parker has any opinions she keeps
them under cover as an old hen hides
her eggs. until he adde's EN-"
THE stubborn fact remains says the
Ottumwa Courier, "that every time the
democrats have been in power they
have had to go uut through the bank
ruptcy courts"
Colonel Bryan says that the money
question is for the present in allegiance,
but that the silver question lis as
sound in theory as it ever was just
about!-Webster City Freeman.
Every Filipino instruction in
which American soldiers are slain is
an answer to the democratic demand
that our flag be lowered in the Philip
pines," declares the Muscatlne Journal.
Uncle Joe Cannon, of Illinois,
has gotten off the best aphorism of the
He says, The Democratic
party is like alcohol, because it kills
everything that is alive, and preserves
everything that is dead. Jefferson
Bee.
If you want the United States foreign
policy to become zero, vote for Park
err. If the republicans have done
wrong. as the democrats claim, in
making this nation q respected world
power, then Parker's success must
necessarily mean reversal of that
policy.-Manson Journal.
BY 1892 the Republican party had
reduced the interest on the public
debt to 1900. 900 year. The Demo.
cratic party under Cleveland increased
1t in time of peace to s3s, 100000. The
Republican party in spite of the Span
ish war has reduced it since to 1923, 0OO,-
O00.-Scranton Journal.
1.-THE list of savings banks in Iowa
goes right along growing larger by
three or four week." remarks the
Davenport Democrat, and suggests
that this shows double faith-the
confidence of the banks in the people.
and the confidence of the people in
the savings bank. They work
we'll together"
Cedar Rapids Republican,: What
makes the rest of the country tired is
the fact that every time there is cam
paign on, a certain number of southern
orators from Waterson, who is q gentle
man, down to vardaman. who is a
backyard. bring out their s'nigger"
issue for an airing. The south has
been doing political and other business
with that 'nigger" issue from the be-
ginning of the government.
1t is likely that the great packers of
the west will gradually reduce their
plants in Chicago till the business will
nearly all be done in the smaller cities
of the middle west. This is one of the
necessary results Of the recent strike:
packers will have to move from the
center of labor agitation, where walk
ing delegates will have less opportun-
tiles for mischief making. Chicago
will be the permanent sufferer from
the late strike. Carroll Herald.
The Reporter would advise our dem
ocratic brethren at their coming county
convention to have sort of an ex-
perience meeting in which each dele
gate tells his experience for the past
eight years. You see, the democracy,
having returned to sanity" it would
be very interesting to have them give
an account of how they felt when not
sane. We have mo doubt but what
many oflthem can give vivid and start
ling recital of their mental halluci-
nations during those terrible years OF
Bryanocracy. just for a starter,
Brother Branigan might lead off. We
are sure that others would follow
Palo Alto Reporter.
Congressman Conner has become so
in this district that one never
hears diss enting voice any more, the
general feeling being that he repre-
sents the district IN a faithful and
statesmanlike manner and meets every
requirement. Judge Conner early in
his career in congress showed that he
was able to do things and in this way
be has Won the lasting support of the