Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-13
SB NEEDS No HELP
Republican National Committee Re.
I CARDS Iowa as Safe Eseugh For
Republicans.
Chairman Weaver Notified That
the State Will Get No Ont.
side Aid.
List Of Speakers For the Campaign
Shows state is Perfectly
Competent
Ispecial to Tlmes-Reg.nl,hlican.

opeclal 10 oIlmes-Republican .
Des Moines, Oct. 13-The republican
national committee regards iowa as
such safely republican state that no.
tice has been served upon Chairman
Weaver, OF the republican state COM
mittee Of Iowa, that Iowa will be ex-.
pected to take care OF herself. How
we'll she is able to do this may be seen
from study Of the campaign speak
ing announcements for next week, in.
which the names of but three men from
outside the state appear. The cam
paigning force of the state will nearly
all be in the field in iowa during that
time, altho Senator Allison and Gov
ernor Shaw will be out of the state
nearly all the week. Governor Shaw
makes two speeches in Michigan, two
in Wisconsin and two in Minnesota
under the direction of the national com
mittee. Senator Allison makes only one
speech 'in Iowa, in Anamosa on the
10th. He will be out Of the state the
rest of the time.
Speaker Henderson makes one speech.
in Iowa. at Keokuk on the evening OF
I the 18th. He speaks across the river in
Hamilton, ILL.,, with Congressman Can
non that afternoon. Congressman j. "A.
I. Hull makes three speeches in Iowa,
at Nashua the 18th, Clarion the 18th.
and Sheldon the 18th. Then he goes to
Wisconsin for two days. Congressman
Haugen, of the Fourth district and
Thomas. of the Eleventh district, have
concluded their engagements outside
and will devote the rest Of the time to
their own districts. Congressman
Cousins, Of the Fifth district, spends
the week in his district, winding up
with the big meeting at Marshalltown
on Saturday with Senator Dolliver, Mr..
Cousins speaking in the afternoon and
Senator Dolliver in the evening.
So
Judge Walter l. Smith, republican.
nominee for congress in the Ninth dis
trict. makes six speeches in that dis
trict, in Adair and Montgomery eoun-
I ties He is going over the district and
/ getting acquainted with the people and
the reports from his meetings are that
| he is making very strong campaign.
| Congressman Hedge, of the First dis
| trict, has concluded the engagements
he made in exchange with other con-
l3gressmenS over the state and will be in
his own district from now until elec-
stion. MIR. Hedge has made vigorous
campaign and his meetings have been
we'll attended and enthusiastic. He
tells the people that it is one thing to
have the votes to win with and a very
n IN ffH I 1of hac =cto
| in the corn fields and not go to the
polls on election day.
Senator Dolliver has been sticking
pretty closely to Iowa, altfo he has
been urgently requested to leave the
state. He makes nine speeches in Iowa
next week, beginning at Fort Madison
Monday. His other dates are October
16, Bloomfield, afternoons ottumwa.
evening: October IL, Williams burg, af-
| ternoon: October is, Sigourney, after
noon; Hedrick, evening; October 19,
Knoxville, afternoon: Oskaloosa. even
ling; October 20, Marshalltown, evening.
| One Of the biggest cards next will be
| George E. Roberts. director of the
mint. and NJ. D. O'Connell, solicitor of
the treasury, who will speak six times
together, at Corwith, October Is: Bel
mond. October 16; Sheffield, October IL:
Allison, October is: Sumner, October
10; Cedar Falls, October 20.
| sss
Congressman Lacey is devoting the
most of his time to his own district,
| the Sixth. where he has a hard fight.
3Conditions are believed to be improv-
ling, however, and the judgment of the
best Informed politicians is that he will
| win by majority somewhere from
1,20O to 1900. He will devote his time
next week to Monroe and Keokuk
counties.
1 John Herriott, state treasurer, starts
out Monday and will make six speeches
lin the Second district, three in Jackson
county. two in Clinton county and one
in Scott county.
N. E. Kendall, member of the house
lfrom Monroe county. who has been a
Lacey, will take the stump next week
in his support, beginning al Eldon and
continuing in the mining district. Sem
L SdlOFs H. L. w tleEIldH, Ol Sllu1IlW WA.
another former opponent of Maj.
Lacey, will also enter the campaign in
a few days.
George j.. Dobson, secretary of state.
who has been conducting a campaign
in Nebraska for several weeks under
the direction of the national committee,
will return to Iowa next week and will
fill three appointments, on the 18th,
10th and Goth. Mr.. Dobson is considered
by the national committee one of. its
best speakers. He writes that Nebras-
ka will, in his Judgment. surely so re-
publican.
p. W.Wilcox, of Mendoza ILL.,, known
as the MENDOZA carpenter" has four
dates in Iowa next week. They are
Bonaparte. October II; Given. October
lis; Belle Plaine. October 10; Mount
Vernon. October 20. Mr.. Wilcox is well
known in Iowa and is a strong favor
lite.
o. B. courtright OF Waterloo. will
speak in the Ninth, Tenth and Third
districts. Beginning In Massena, Cas-
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