Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-07
Mckinley. Bryan. Plurality.
COUNTY CnAIRMEN.s VIEWS.
Chairman Estabrook saws Personals
tiles Arc Not EFcctive-Charley
Henry Doesn't say Much.

Chairman EstabrOOk saws Personals
tiles Arc Not MISUNDERSTANDING
Henry Doesn't say Much.
Chairman George r. Estabrook, of
the county republican central commit
| tee, has putin four weeks and more of
the hardest and most effective cam
paign work possible and ii has count
ed. Never before was the county as a
whole so we'll organized and the work
ers SO willing and ready to follow sug
| gestions and instructions--tIlis not be-
cause the county was in the leas: dan-
ger OF reducing its usual republican
plurality. but because the dangersto the
commercial and industrial interests of
| the nation thru the election of Bryan
was fully appreciated and there was a
determination to assist in the repudia-
| ton of the unsound principles that
Bryan stood for. There was also de-
| sire to repudiate the tactics--the cheap
lspolitics-of the local popocratic ma
chine, and especially Its dictator, Mr..
T. F. Bradford. who has been poor
adviser to Chairman Charles Henry. II
regard to the result in Marshall county
| Chairman Estabrook said:
Il have always had confidence IN the
loyal republican vote of Marshal,
county 1t has never failed in the last
three years that 1--have been county
| chairman. Three years, ago we had a
personal fight made on the judgeship
and the sheriff, and this year on super
visor. do not believe that personals
| ties are the thing in politics or any
other matters. and I believe in the ad
vocating of the voting of the ticket
4 a ~. ~
success of republicanism in Marshall
county. Another thing. and that's that
the circle is the best feature of this.
Australian ballot for all parties and
saves many votes. AS whole the
precinct committeeman have done ex7
cellent work and l attribute the great
| increase in the republican plurality in
this county to that fact and 20 tfe
further one that personal letters were
sent out to a majority of the party
voters and workers. State Chairman
Weaver has also been an uutirine
worker. and a part of my success in
Marshall county is due to his good adj
vice. There has never been a time
since the local democrats sprung their
bluff of wholesals. challenges that i
thought it@Would be carried out
Chairman Charles Henry. Of the
county democratic central committee,
was asked for his opinion of the genera
results and as TO the attributable cause
for the unprecedented gains in Mar.
shall county for republicanism. Mr..
Henry said: II am not open for an in-a
terriew and have been so busy al
morning that I have not had chance
to breathe and have formed no opinion
whatever. I haven't had chance to
think much about If this morning, but
may be able to say something la.er.'
ELECTION ECHOES.
When the election returns indicating a
sweeping republican victory We're re-
lceived Judge Burnham. who Wa a guest
at the republican headquarters, re-
marked that the Lord still reigns and
the voter still retains his senses.
The w. r. e. served luncheon in the
old library room$of the court house on
lselection night and received a good pat
|ronage.
Among those who cast a straight re-
publican ballot in this city Tuesday was
w. NJ. Foreman. who has voted the whig
and republican tickets for sixty-feur
years and for Tippecanoe Harrison in
1884
The local EllSs received the returns
|. at their rooms. a special wire having
lbeen installed for the purpose. Manager
| C.. "A. Gillette worked the Marshalltown
end of the Wire.
Returns of the election We're heard in
the Railroad Y. NJ. C. A. auditorium
| Tuesday evening by a congenial crowd
which assembled shortly after 8 o'clock
| to partake of an oyster supper served
by the members of the Ladies' auXiI-
1iary. Quite a good sized crowd was
4 present.
/. T. Kirby, one of the republican
judges Of election IN the fret ward. was
served with a printed protest Tuesday
levening against proceeding With the
counting Of the republican vote of that
ward. for the reason that DR.. Brady.s
name did not appear on the ballots as
lcandidate for coroner. The protest was
| signed by George Sower and Hans Err
iickson, democratic Judge and clerk re-
Ispectiyely. presumably at the behest of
Dictator Bradford. No attention was
paid to the paper. nor to one served
early in the morning challenging the
| first and all the succeeding ballots Why
the democrats should serve the notice in
| the first ward and not in the balance is
q mystery, unless the other democratic
election officials refused to be a party9to
such kindergarten political methods.
DeWfttss Little Early Rfsers are the
beet liver pills ever made. Easy to
AXE and never grippe. All druggists.
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