Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-31
70 HOLD BIG MEETING
Joint Discussion Of Imperialism,
Money and Trusts at Chicago
in September.
The Leading Orators Of Republican
and Democratic Parties to
Take Part
Most Able Exponents Of Either Side
to Debate Negroes Praise
M'Kinley.


to Debate Negroes Praise
M'Kinley.
Chicago, Aug. 31-'rhe meeting that
Is being arranged by the National Civic.
Federation for the week beginning
Sept. "A, at which will be discussed
imperialism" Money" and Trusts
promises to be an important contribu-
ton TO the general interest of the COM
ing campaign. Instead of a conference,
Y Will practically be a joint discussions,
IN which some of the ablest opponents
of the different views of the subjects
will participate. A bi-parti-
san committee Will have charge of the 4
various sessions, and the time will be
equally divided. The committee on pro-
gram, which includes in it's member
ship Edward Rosewater, of the national
republican advisory committee. and
Willis j. Abbott, chairman of the ma
iional democratic press bureau, has not
completed its work, but the following
are among those invited to participates,
a majority having already accepted.
Onsthe administration side of the first
subject. Our New Possessions and
Their Problems. Jacob G. Schurman,
of Cornell University and late
president of the Philippine commissions:
John Barrett. eX-minister to Siam;
William Dudley Foulke, Richmond,
Ind; Samuel Is. Donnelly president of
the International Typographical Union,
and Senator John G. Spooner. Opposed
10 the administration policy, Carl.
Sclurz. Bourke Cochran. Charles A.
TONNE. Samuel Gompers, president of
The American Federation of Labor, Ed
win Burritt Smith chairman of the ex-s
4cutive committee of the National Anti
League
Two days Will be devoted to the dis
cussion of the money question. The in
vited speakers are. for the one side, ex-
Secretary John G.carlisle. ex-C Comp
treiier James H. Eekles, Marriott Brosi-
US, chairmansof the committee on bank
ing and currency Of the house, OF repre-
sentatives, Hugh H Hanna, chairman
III the indianapolis sound money cons
ference William c Cornwall, x-presi-
dent of the National Bankers Associa-
zion, and Edward Nosewater. Of Ne
braska, and for thelother side. A. j..
Mariner, president oflthe American BIZ
metallic League. Charles Thomas, of.
Colorado. Henry F. Bartine of Boston,
Thomas NJ Patterson of Denver, and
Charles s. Hartman. pf Montana.
The program for THE trust discussion
Will be. announced later.
Vermont Election Forecast.
I Proctor, VT, Aug. 3l.-The state cam
paign Of 1900 is very close 10 its finish,
and this week vii wind up all active
1spellbsnding. BY election day. next
Tuesday, sixtvse.en set speeches Will
have been made and the state most
Thoroughly covered. The large audi
Eences that have greeted the campaign
orators despite al nos phericf conditions.
and shf> great enthusiasm evoked
shows that Vermont Will, as usual. roll.
Fup tremendous republican majority;
III issa singular fact that in all its his
tory this state has never had a demo-
cratic goyern@s5er United States sena-H
tor or congressman. Senator Redfield
Proctor. in an Interview last evening
has this To say regarding the state and
rational campaign. You may say for.
me that Vermont will roll up a good.
fashioned majority against Bryan
I, -, ana q. cant anl,ars nreflis, VI =
s,,ll l,..s,.a, tb,. dano,.rats IL. hstu.e,.n
10000 ard 30 900 votes. In 1886 our ma
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1 Indianapolis Aug. 31,-George w.
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4 ard democratic state central committee
land a nephaM Of Joseph p. Mcdonald,
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