Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-13
in Pittsburs Dispatch.
IOWA OPINIONS and NOTES.

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'If Mr.. Bryan had been elected in
him except the opportunity to write
magazine articles and go fishing re-
marks the Davenport Times.
| "Now they are telling us we could
have saved money by dying last year,
as the price of collins has gone up
observes the Wall Lake Blade. Since
reading the Neill-Reynolds report we
almost wish we had saved the money"
Noting that some of the democratic
editors sly the governors tariff views
are "orthodox,' the Marion Register
osopher's views on the same subject?
Be fair, boys counsels the Register.
The Sioux City Journal "presumes
the packers would rather have an ade-
quate system of national inspection
than to trust to individual systems in
the various states. So far they have
entered no objection to the principle.
All they ask is that the details shall
be arranged SO as not to work undue
interference with their business
IF Perkins should happen" starts
out the Cedar Rapids Gazette, and fin
ishes, but WHAT the use of indulging
in improbable predictions?"
To the Sioux City Tribune the divid-
ing Of the Dubuque delegation means
three things. Senator Allison is not
committed to the candidacy of MIR.
Perkins, as has been repeatedly claim
, ed. Senator Allison disapproves of the
political methods of a campaign man
ager who gives political brides to se-
cure a delegation that rightfully be-
longs to the opposing candidate. Sem
ator Allison evidently does not regard
Cummins as an enemy of himself, or as
one hostile to the men representing
Iowa in congress- thus repudiating one
of the loudest campaign cries against
the candidacy of Governor Cummins."
Reviewing the fight in Black Hawk.
the Waterloo Reporter says editorially:
''The end of the struggle is welcomed
with relief by all who are interested in
the contest had to ensue, because it
was foreseeen what seemed certain to
happen. The expected did happen but
the end of it all on a peaceful basis
compensates in degree for the UNI
pcasantness engendered in the strug-
gle All is we'll that ends we'll. The
vanquished accept the result gracefully
and the victors are expected to be gem
erous aud to make such use of the re-
sponsibilities brought to them as to
bridge the breach that had begun to
widen in the republican family of Black
Hawk"
The Cedar Rapids Republican COM
plains that when it is announced that
the president is about to make a
speech the country wonders who is
going to get it in the neck
ut is not wholesome condition of
things which permits such exposures
as those which we have been Witness
ing within the last year to pass with
out the imposition of any exemplary
punishment on those who have been
exposed insists the Des Moines News.
Government is not thus strengthened
in the confidence and affection of those
on who it must mainly rely, the poor
man and the common man.
Doubtless six months from now the
people will be as tired of reading about
packing house Investigations as they
are now of reading about life insurance
Inquiries" says the Iowa City Repub-
lican.
when you listen to the the whistles
in the two hostile camps" says the
Marion Register, you will conclude
there are a good many of the boys
who if not already scared, are afraid
they are going to be-