The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-01
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

1T is presumed that they are to d.
this little parole job of Sundays" say
the Marengo Republican, noting tn
effort of a Des Moines paper is put
ting forth to load the administration o
the indeterminate sentence law upol
the board OF control
with all the talk against Senator
Cummins." says the Mitchellville In
dex, there is no one in sight thai
stands ghost of show Of defeating
him at the primary next year, and il
he is nominated he will be elected
The Hopkinton Leader says it will
at least be admitted that the demo
Gratis have had the courage of theit
convictions. THE tariff and hard
money have always been their hoo
doos," the Leader adds.
"If the senator insists on being a
candidate" says the Coon Rapids En-
terprise. referring to Senator Cum
Minis, "who is there that can go up
against him in the party who stands
ton? And who among the democrats
could defeat him at the polls? Sen
ator Cummins is a strong personality.
It will be difficult to dislodge him by
either an opposition republican or a
democrat"
The Harlan Republican says that if
the moosers continue to insist they
are a party separate from the republi-
can party, and vote that way at the
next election, governor will be
chosen who will appoint two demo-
Gratis on the state board of control.
Bryan should devote his entire
time to lecturing," says the Emmets-
burg Reporter. "He is worth more at
this than he is in his present position.
So far he has failed to impress the
public that he is great man in b'g
place."
The Dunlap Reporter concludes that
Theodore Roosevelt is just as likely
to seek a nomination on the republi
can ticket as w ]. Bryan is on the
same.
did you get far enough ahead Of
the game the past four months to be
able to look the furnace squarely in
he face the next eight?" asks the
Alton Democrat
The Washington Press says that if
he salary of a national committeeman
S not a good sized one Judge Wade |
will have to go some to make up for !
he deficiency caused by his activities. !
The Cedar Rapids Republican says
t would like to see the state capitol
n an adequate setting. and therefore
t favors the proposed Improvement.
The fact that it is to be made in Des |
Ioines can only make us prouder OF
,eing Iowans," the Republican con-
inues. I'VE will hate to see such an
ssue dragged into political cam
,aign, as some of the politicians are
loping. 1t would ensmall both our
,olitics and our state"
"Of COURSE" says the Keosauqua
Eve are going to have yet
his year a real old fashioned Indian
summer of at least four weeks dura
ion. the most pleasant month of the
ear"
Senator Root is still right" says
he Waterloo Times-Tribune. "Now is
ne time to change the representation
mot after the delegates are regularly
lected."
president Wilson has one attribute
hat all must admire" says the Ode.
olt Chronicle. "He believes in being
onest with the people and practices
t. The special interest fellows find
he atmosphere at the White House
extremely chilly"
"If there is any active democrat III
he northern district who is not can
idate for United States marshal.
avs the Iowa City Republican, "he
has overlooked his oppor-
unity, or has something else in sight.
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