The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-11-15
VOICEOF DISTRICT
What the Press of the Congress
sional District Has to Say.
NO ROW in THE BIG TENTH.
General Satisfaction Expressed Over
Hon. j. P. Corners Record and His
denomination Predicted.

General Satisfaction Expressed Owe,
Hon. j. P. Corners Record and Hi:
denomination Predicted.
Last week there appeared an inter
view in the Register and Leader con
corning an alleged Row" in the Tenth
District. The REVIEW did not deem
the interview q sufficient cause fol
alarm but it appears to ihave created
considerable comment throughout the
district and to have called for prac
ticallv unanimous RESPONSE from the
press that Juoge Conner should be re
nominated. 1t gives us pleasure te
quote from q few of our exchanges
showing the sentiment N differen,
counties in the district
In SaturdsAe Register and Leader ap.
peared an article purporting to be an in.
terview with Hon. ]. L. Kamrar of Web.
ster, City, who was in Des Moines Friday.
In the interview he intimates there will be
trouble for Conner and that he himself
will be candidate for Congress from the
big tenth. AS Kamrar will be candi-
date we can clearly see why he should
give an Interview. He would try to be-
little the work of Mr.. Conner SO his own
politician pot could begin TO boil In all
our acquaintance with Mr.. Conner OF
several years we found him to be all
right and good majority of the pf ople of
Hancock and other counties will say the
and he H.
him our congressman for many years.
Garner. Signel.
The Esterville Republican has talked
with numDer of leading republicans in
Emmett county and all seem of the opin-
ion that Judge Conner will be returned to
congress next fall. The Republican says.
He has made a good record in congress -
1t is rumored now that Congressman
Conner will have opposition next spring
in the congressional field. Judge Conner
has made one of the best congressman the
10th district has ever produced and we
don't see why there should be change
and we think our good republican friends
will agree with us in this particular. /.
L. kramar may be candidate as will also
Judge Quarton. Several others are also
ready to enter the race.
1t is hard proposition to down a good
man and we have an idea some of them
will find it out when they enter the con
gressional race next spring. A good
staunch republican, true friend to the
party and a gentleman in every respect is
hard wall to go through. Such is Con-
gresham Conner.-Crystal Lake Reflect
or
The Esprit of unrest in the Tenth
District. which has been discovered by a
Hamilton county aspirant for Congress
and voiced with hue and cry by the Des
Moines papers, is not participated 10 by
any appreciate portion of the republi-
cans of Greene county. 1t is quite safe
to say that Congressman Conner stands
much higher in the estimation of the PEG.
pie of this county than he did five years
ago when they helped to nominate him to
succeed Jonathan P. Dolliver. No con-
gresham can escape some enmities. but
the people in general have discovered in
Judge Conner man possessed not only OF
brains, but of strictest honesty, and who
is as fearless in his position on public
questions as he is loyal to home interests
The obvious self-interest of the gentleman
from Hamilton is perhaps sufficient ex-
cuse for the incorrectness of his deductions
There is no unrest here Jefferson Bee.
In an interview published in the Iowa
Register and Leader of last Saturday,
Hon. L. Kamrar took the position tha
Hon. j. P. Conner of Denison, Iowa, was
not entitled to any further recognition a,
the hands of the people of this congress.
sional district. In that interview we pre-.
sumo, Kamrar voiced his own sentiments
but we are quite positive that he did moi
voice the sentiment of any considerable
number of people in this Part of the con.
gressional district. The Reporter has
taken considerable pains to find out how
the people in this county stand on this
matter and it finds that it is almost the
unanimous opinion that it would be an un-
wise move at this time to displace Mr.
Conner with new man. During the
four years that Mr.. Conner has served the
people of the Tenth district he has proven
himself to have been safe, wise and con-
structive statesman. He has both by
voice, vote and influence championed the
cause of the people and stood right on all
questions of public policy. He has the
confidence of his colleagues in the house
of representatives and that of the present
republican administration. He is above
corruption or intrigue and can do more
real good along legislative lines for the
best interests of the people in one session
than a new man could in four. One
prominent republican. but expressed the
sentiment of the people in this part of the
district when he declared that at this time
it would be sheer folly 20 turn nan OF
Congressman Conner's experience and
ability down for new man, just to show
whether CT no he had any real ability for
the position. Mr. Kamrar may become
an aspirant of Mr.. Corners position. bu
it is doubtful if he can get any one else to
enter the list just to pull his chestnuts out
Of the fire. -Palo Alto Reporter.
Carroll Herald: We ale in full &C.
cord with Congressman Conner in his
intention to stand by President Roose
welt in the effort to secure legislation
for the control of railroad rates. There
is demand that such legislation shall
be enacted. Our congressman truly
represents his constituents in his de-
cisive stand on the question.
The political situation in the Tenth
congressional district seems to worry