Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
II Cato Sells Crates in New York
State Sid Foster Will Fol-
low Him
Campaign Work Well Advanced
Second District to Be the Bat.
tie Ground.

Democrats Do Not Enthuse Over
Their Ticket Gossip About
Next Governor.
Special to Times-Republican.
Des Moines.. Aug. 1S.--If Cato Sells
goes TO New York state to make
speeches in the campaign, Sid Foster OF
Des Moines will so with him. That is
to say, Foster will follow him. This has
been arranged. Foster came from New
York. He emigrated to Mitchell county
lin an early day and then he did business
| at Marshalltown, and it is said that he
lcould have had the nomination for con-
greas in the Fifth district time or two
if he had said the word. He came to
Des Moines some years ago. He sis
lpolitical wheel horse. He makes more
lspeeches to more different kinds of au-
,ldinces than any three men at the serV-
lice of the managers. He works for the
.lparty. He goes where they tell him and
tlhe can be depended upon. He Will open
the campaign in this district Aug. 81
lat Indianola. Having heard that Cato
slSells was figuring on going TO New YORK
Ito make speeches under the auspices OF
1.-THE national democratic campaign COM
4 mittee, Mr. Foster at once made ar
arrangements to follow, and is in receipt
lof an invitation from the republican
managers to do 1t. He will more than
match Cato. Cato's laughable visit to
a Bryan to pull the man of silverine des-
4 tiny off the silver horse and his reap
lpearance, a changed man, reminds Fos-
4 Tier of story to the effect that Mike
i lO'Hoolojan, boss of the section, seeing
4 Pat Finugan up on the bank While the
q other ..bies" We're working with the
ahovel below, called to him and asked
. him why he was standing up there.
And shure, Pm after ling the wheel
! barrow To which Mike replied: Well,
never ye moind; what do you know
about machinery, anyway? You come
down here along with you and git to
work" Which Pat did.
Charles E. connor of the Clinton Eve
). lining Journal iS authority for the state
men that NJ. F. Healy of Fort Dodge,
1.-THE brother of Thomas %. Healy, and q
democrat this year, is q political aero
than man can keep track Of him. Mr.
s Connors says: "On May 80 Mr.. Heals
Il told the w aterloo Reporter man that he
|! expected to vote for Mckinley. that he
e intended to, in fact. because he could
II not stand the course that the democrat
e lite party was taking. Mr. Connors re-
6 marks further: The question is, what
y Light has been revealed to Mr.. Healy?' r
- . i 4 + VI
n The. conference of republican leaders
3 managers. nominees and congressm
held here Friday was fine thing fol
the party. Chairman Weaver was much
= gratified both With respect to the result.
:. and With the unstinted praise which the
. committee vas given by every maj
!. who went into the work that it has beer
], Idoing. The work is ahead of that usu.
!. al at this time in the campaign. saic
!, I Mr.. Weaver, in sconversng about tht
: conference. That helped US in ths
1 opinion of the leaders. The compli
ments paid the COMMITTEES by Mr.. Al
{, lison. Mr.. Henderson and the other
= We're certainly deserved, for the mem
I, bers have worked hard. and they ar
:. entitled to the credit" Most of tn
! prominent men who We're here RENAME,
over until night trains or this mornin,
trains. Senator Allison has not yet de
: cided whether he will adopt the sugges
ton made by Governor Shaw that h
= prepare speech and deliver it not la
= ter than Sept. !, 20 that it may be tn
3 key note5o the campaign. The com
smittee has decided to have the forma
: opening of the campaign begin Sept. q
and if Mr.. Allison should deliver his ad
dress on Sept. it would give the othe
- orators chance TO study the Yer
a. things they need to know in this cam
le paigp. Since il nag been decided to dis
~ cuss everything the politicians breath
1e With ease, for they recognize that il
al the only safe thing to do. The effort I
talk on both sides of prohibition had
al Ideleterious effect on several campaign
ne Congressman Hull put the mperialis,
ia fake in the best shape yet heard whe
Is. he demonstrated how ridiculous tn
go scare of the democrats is on this ques
4 tion by merely mentioning the fact ths
he the republicans proposed to increas
a. the standing army from 10000 to 51,0(
only, and with them TO police frontie
al and coast the United States with 50
nd 100000 people, and Alaska the Hawai-
k ans. Cuba Porto Rico. Guam the Islam
r. of Pines, the Philippines and China. NJ
st Hull calls this branch of the democrat
es campaign an infamous and criminal e
fort TO deceive the people Of the ma tio
he So.
mt In the conference Friday one matte
l6. was touched on a length, to which lit
he publicity was given. This was the 81
ey uation in the Second district Bo,
ey Congressman Lane and the republica
m. nominee. j. N. w. Rumple, We're pre-
ent and both made speeches. 1t W.
agreed among the congressman presel
g that when 1t is possible to transfer can
=. paign help from their own districts
a. the Second they will do it. 1t Will
~ here that the republicans will make
- special point of the ridiculous featur
us of the imperialism issue. The fact TIL
Col. Joseph Eiboeck surrendered to Il
Jockey Hayes Influences of the Secor
.al district by allowing the democrats
on swallow him at Cedar Rapids, will
OF the democrats more harm than good
NJ the Second district The Germans
rt- that district will be brought to see TIL
the issue of Imperialism is but the v
9sg neer over the real issue of dishone
money. which the German hates as
ne hates treason. They can not help sc
Ia-t ing that Bryan is wearing mask. n
re-. republicans understand that the situ
sly tion in the Second is serious-there ist
ag. luee trying to conceal 1t; they also knc