Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-02-07

csption ID mot considsrsd % one hav.
ing to do with ofaciAldom. although
CAUTIOUSLY enough there are more ON
cials Of government present at It than
at any one Of the four other receptions
to which the term "ofhcial" 10 applied.
! For the first time since he came %
America the Right Honorable James
Bryce, the British ambassador. led
the line at the reception Of the diplo-
mats. Mr.. Bryce Is ranked in length
OF service by Mi. j. j. Jusserand. the,
French ambassador, and by Baron
Hengelmuller Won Hengervar. who 70
the dean of the diplomatic CORPS Il
recently has been rumored that the
ambassad ors sof France and Austria
Hungary are to be recalled, and Il
this prove true It is probable that the
representative 81 Great Britain for
the flrst time in a good many years
will hold the rank In position In
Washing ton Of the corps of foreigner.
There also have been rumors that
Mr. Bryce Is to be recalled. but from
the best informed sources it 10 learn
ed to be likely that he will remain
here until the present ruling party
In England passes from power, un'
less, of course, 1t should keep it,
place for al great many years to come.
Something In Thsse. Names.
What's In a name ID a question ana
quotation inyone which has passed
into what the nippant call the class
Of the bromides "A good deaIis found
to be in some names when one reads
the list OF the diplomatic representa-
,tives Of Austria Hungary to the Unit
ed States. The ambassadors name,
AZ will be seen BY q glance # It
above. has good deal to It. but y
becomes, small affair WREN com u
pared with the names OF some of the
subordinates In his once. For IN
stance. there ID Capt. Baron F. Preus.
chen Won und ~ Liebenstein. naval
attache. Tho wife OF the captai7
baron carries the same name. Then
there are Count Felix Won Brusselle-
schaubeck and ivan Csekonics Dc
ZsombolJa ct Ianova. Then also. for
fuller measure. there 10 Secretary OF
Legation Stephen Hsdry do Hedri et
dc Genere Aba. Why the secretary
spells Hedsy, which occurs twice In
his name, two different ways not even
the attaches OF the embassy; seem 70
be able to tell. 81 ss;Esss
People Like Frsqusnt Elections.
The Republican and Democratic ma
tional committees have held their
meetings in Washington. The presi.
Dental campaign IL on. The political
activities Of the American people arc
practically ceaseless. National. state
and local elections follow one another
In unbroken round. It Is held that In
short terms OF once lies the greater
safety for free institutions.
* It has been asserted and argued to
the limit Of patience and endurance
that the campaigning times. with their
attendant excitement. coming a they
do with barely 8 space between. tend
TO the breaking of the health OF the
business life. Prosperity. however has
been 80 generally a part OF the coan:
try's history that little heed II given
TO the complaining cry. The fear OF
q possible sinstability Of institutions
that might follow . change has out
weighed the fear Of o possible but tenn
porarys commercial instab ility.
In Massachusetts. where. because OF
the supposed effect Of a traditional
habit or thought, the people might
be expected to look with favor on a
long tenure Of public once. the gov
ernor OF the state is elected for one
year, and. until recently, the mayor
OF Boston also held ONCE only for .
twelvemonth. Massachusetts and Bos-
ton are not weaklings commercially.
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