Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-01-26

Il
: tne export season for merchandise heo;,
!, 20 Wale' and tle prospects for go,l q,
ports are correspoaGingiy increased
an PROBABILITY we shall very soon l, o,
portins the precious metal, and while III
heed cause no alarm, it is anything but .
ats uinent IN favor of easier money.
Missouri Republicans Disaruntled.
IN 1904 the Missouri Republican
eiected nine representatives in 20,
sress, all the state officers except tb
governor and legislature which elect
ca Republican United States senate,
SUN they are not happy, as the follow
ing excerpt from the Washington Pos
shows; os
pahere Is large delegation of Missouri
ssepupllcans in WASHINGTON who nri,,ota
~ are willing to bet that the state .,,,
election congressional
The Missouri Republicans were matted
On the back when the polls were clnseS
.ast november, and party leaders all owe,
I,ie country gave an exultant shout vben
eneS We're told that that rock ribbed Da,,,A
ocratlc stronghold had cast off from its
t ancient political mornings. Then It was
aa. thousand or more Missourians went
Office seeking. WENT
me ms" who had been named h,,
r,e1erees, wanted to stay In. while +bs
ou.s started on q rampage against tha
state. oiiices In the
senator Warner, the first Republican, To
ss. 10 the upper house of congress FROM
,,nSo since reconstruction days, is an
an utihappy man. He has gone up against
the rule Of the administrator that , nas.
masters Shall be appointed on a basis of
ence or pull iiiiu-
IN the case of the postmastership at o.
i ,unDla' MO-, Senator Warner made > e,aI-
IN. IN; Hsnt. Nearly every Republican nnli-
tha ,an VI prominence in Missouri supported
tiie senator's candidate, who was Elward
a. Remley. Remley was turned down az a.d
samuel 1sa1 H. Elkins, brother of Senato,.
Iihlns OF West Virginia, was narnad e.,
the third time. To add to the new san ON
,l. misery, he has been informed that
ms recommendation in half a dozen other
cases will not be followed. oe.
AT Maryville ,Nodawav caunty 4ho
pie are up in arms The majority ~ ~
cltlzens In that city and county threaten
that II certain man is not made nost-
II master Nodaway county will secede fron,
the Union. hioii
1t was at Maryville that bovcot+ ~,
Inc Iederal government was successfn, q
.ew years ago The people there wantad
new pension examining board hnt Tho |
commissioner of pensions refused IN o, ,nt
Inc OLD board. A boycott on the incnms
oehts was begun, and finally the commits.
sloner OF pensions had to give IN.
senator warner is planning to remain
way from Missouri for an indeflnita
The much exploited rebellion of the
'eet sugar Republican insurgents went
y IN smoke. They talked bitterly and
oluply, but when offered an amend
aent to cut off half Of the profits Of
ne sugar trust-the only chance thew
ad to overthrow the Republican ma
faltered and voted solidlv
1ith the machine leaders. 1.-THE mill
'lii never grind again with the water
nat has passed"
IS
'ork legislature asking United States
enator Chauncey Mitchell Depew to
esign must have felt very lonesome, as
OF another Republican voted with him.
he Democrats, under the lead Of Sen
tor Grady, decided that it was none
+ their fight-that as they never helped
elect Senator DepeW they declined to
ote.
That great aggregation Of talents
nown as the Penrose legislature is
ow in extra session at Harrisburg to
nact reform legislation. There has not
zen such a stupendous farce on earth
ince Old Hornie fell to quoting Scrip
ure. All the reforms that gang will
york will be a minus quantity.
The senate appears to be in frame
f mind to antagonize President Roose-
cit as to many things, especially with
eference to his modus vivendi with
Jon Carlos Morales, the fugitive presi-
ent Of Santo Domingo. The senate
will probably win on that proposition.