Elections

The general apathy toward next month’s elections, says an experienced observer, is due to the want of any principled difference between the parties

The Modern Republicans are not to be envied. Sherman Adams has rolled up Goldfine’s rug, sent it to the cleaners, and is preparing, one of these days, to steal noisily away. The fatherfigure in the White House is approaching mid-point in his final term and the bright tomorrows are as dull as the brass door knocker on an abandoned house.