The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-08-24

lOC pOSltlOu III Gte COuleat tu6I Is W w
made four v, ars h-nce. aud nobody
understands his purpose better than
the plutocr.tic inaasgers.-Carroll
Herald.
Speaking OF Parker's speech of &C.
ceptance, the Nevada Representative
says even the patient snd we'll disposed i
critic who wades the four thousand
words S;ll At the end sit back in amaz-
ed admiration of the man who could |
talk 80 long in most admirable English |
and yet say so little about politics.
The man who colfesses that he has
just recovered from an attack of insan-
.ty would hardly be placed in charge of
the affairs of big business concern.
Yet. that is the confession the Demo.
Gratis make while applying for the man
agement of the highest business con-
cern in the world. Boone Standard.
Taken as wnuie, Judge Parker's
speech was vague. weak and unsatis-
flying II pleases republicans more than
democrats, and no amount of explain
alton by the democratic organs can
comfort the party which has looked for
something ringing from Esopus. Hill
and Cleveland have evidently taught
Judge Parker how to trim his sails to
catch all kinds Of beliefs. but it really
looks as ii the Esopus gentleman had
overshot the mark and trimmed his
speech dosn to no,hiIgness. Win
nebago County Republican.
Judge Parker says that the demo-
cratic platform is an admirable one and
Ought to command the support of the
country The Judge has been mute SO
long that he Is dead stuck on dumb
things. The platform is dumb on the
money question. therefore Judge Par
! ker thinks il an admirable one How
shout the business interests of the
! country. Will the solid business men
of the country prefer platform that
| is dumb on vital issue and take q
party that has espoused every financial
vagary that has been brought up in the
last fifty years. or will they stand by
/ party that has stood like rock for
! sound finance and sound economic prin-
I ciples? Sound business principles will
i dictate which -Palo Alto Reporter.
! The Marshallto IN Times- Republican
says that Mr.. Davis of West Virginia
is a tie that binds the democratic ticket
of today to the Jetfersonian era. Davis
was years old when Jefferson and the
elder Adams died. He might have
kaown personally every president of
the Uuited State. except Washington,
who died !O5 years ago. He was IS
when Calhoun died. He was 10 when
Van Buren, died. He was % when
Richard NJ. Jonnsoa died--the slayer
Of the great Tecumseh. He was 40
wheA John Tyler died. 1t is like read
ing the tombstones IN grave yard to
contemplate the democratic nominee
/ for e-president.- Est herville Enter
prise.
! John Dalton the whole souled and
genial editor OF the Manson Demo.
crat, is the type, of American citizen
ship which appeals to President
Roosevelt. John is Il model benedict
and he thus describes the advent of
| Baby No. & at his home in the Man
son Democrat last week: well. it's
happened again down at our house
The finest baby girl in the world
came Monday evening and we
named her Charlotte Catherine Dali
ton. All the women who have looked
at her claim that she is a perfect child
and will grow up to be great
beauty. Some say she looks like her
dad and Others contend that she is
the dead image OF her mo her she
must be II born Elk for she is one of
the best people on earth. Ii she had
been born a boy she would have been
Il democrat. hut. thank fortune she
will never have to mix up in the con-.
taminationg moil OF politics or stay
out all night get the election returns.
We are going to do our best to raise