Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-23
N BRYAN'S Own TOWN
Business Men Of Lincoln, Neb., Have
Little Use For the Democratic
Candidate
Five Mckinley Pictures to One Of
Bryan-C Committeeman Hart on
the Outlook.
Chicago Waking Up to the Neces.
sity Of Republican success-The
Registration.
cial to Times-Republican.

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Special to Times-Republican.
Des Moines, Oct. 2S.-"The business
men in Lincoln haven't very much use
for Bryan" said a prominent Iowa man,
just returned from Lincoln. This man
was formerly leading democrat and is
now supporting Mckinley. Some time
ago the Bryan men in Lincoln began to
put up Bryan's picture in their VIII
dows This compelled the republicans TO
follow suit. drove all over the city OF
Lincoln and think it is fair estimate
to say that there are at least fve NC
Kinley pictures to one Bryan picture.
The feeling is so intense there that
nearly every one has picture in his
window. And there where they know
Bryan bert they love him least.
~ found out about that farm of his,
ltoo. You know they claim he lives on a
| farm. Now 1t appears that several years
ago. in the boom period. an addition OF
| twenty-seve acres was laid out sew
| eral miles out from the city Of Lincoln.
Some Spectators got hold of twenty
lseyen acres of land and had it plated.
1 Bryan wac one of the boomers. They
jnever sold any lots and haven't up to
lthis day So when Bryan began to
realize from his free silver speeches he
| bought the interest of the other men IN
4 the syndicate and he owns this farm near
Lincoln. He goes out there and puts on
overalls and carries on make-belieyel
farming, but asa matter OF fact he does
mighty little farming Of any kind.
A Ernest E. Hart of Council Bluffs,
IIowa member of the republican nation
4 al committee, spent the day With Chair
4 imam Weaver at the republican state
headquarters yesterday. Mr.. Hart IL
q well pleased with Iowa's contribution to
1.-The campaign. Every speaker \ have
Z Recommended" he said, has done Well
IGood reports have come in to the ma
z tional headquarters from the work OF
Fl speakers who have gone from Iowa.
Z Take Secretary Dobson, for instance.
They think in Chicago that he is one OF
; 1.-THE very beet speakers in the country.
: -iThey think they have none better than
e Dobaon. All the Iowa boys have been
Y snccesaful and are doing effective work
Wherever they are sent. Governor Shaw
land Senator Dolliver are in great de-
Imam.
How about Chicago? Chicagosis all
fright The situation there s improving
4 every day. Businsss interests have been
S laroused to the Importance of this cam
{ paign and its effect upon them. They
e see that their present prosperity Is
. Ithreatened by the disturbance which
they know would follow the attempt tc
e establish free silver in this country
They didn't realize until two or three
. weeks ago that this was really the ISSUE
d this year, but they see 1t now, and from
: a condition OF absolute Inactivity the.
I |have been aroused to do their utmos
e for Mckinley and the republican nomi-
|, lnees for congress Next Saturday nigh
r there will be a great sound money busi
8 ness mems parade il. Chicago tina
IL promises to equal any demonstration O
4 four years ago.
The effect of Bryan's visit to New
York and his declaration. Great il
Is Tammany and Croker is Its chief, ha
= cost him votes where he can Ill affor'
III to loss them. Every man in the Unitet
y States who knows anything about poll
W ties who reads the newspapers, know
m what Tammany is. what Croker8is IN
all what Crok erisnl means. When they ss
g Bryan going TO New York and wit
lgI great ostentation tying himself up I
1T Croker and making public announce
is ment of It, many of Bryan's friends an
is supporters draw back in horror and dis
at gust We know thatthis has been tn
m mlres,ult in Nebraska. 1t will cost Brya
Or several thousand votes in his own stat
n among populists alone. Every part Q
the country is equally we'll informe
and the impression IS the same. 1t mus
have been a desperate situation whlc
1g He'd BRYAN into performance 80 FOOLS
= as this.
o. No. there is no doubt about Kansa
ry land South Dakota. No one thinks tha
y. Bryan has any reasonable chance {
A. carrying either of those states. Nebras
or ka is very close The republicans G,
u pect to carry it. l think there is Il
or possible question about the election I
DIETRICH, the republican nominee fc
governor. and if we get the governor "
get the legislature and two Units
" States senator's Many of the best II
an formed politicians in Nebraska say tn;
o. Bryan is no stronger than his ticket
ce Ibis own state. The best possible can
n pafgn has been made there. No mi
TIL takes have occurred. Noaccidents hay
nd happened and the republican manage
have the thing down to such a scientit
accuracy as was never attempted b
- Tore 1HeS udSS poSitiNS III otiAiasis
rs at the state headquarters about the a
1is titude OF every voter in the state"
ed
m, Chairman Weaver is deyoting himse
NJ to an energetic effort to impress upt
'ty every local worker in cities of over 35
population the Importance of attendii
TO the registration this week. 1t W
. Inot do" he said, .to take any chanc
=. on letting any Of it go until the sa
~ urday before election. Every voter w
~ can possibly be gotten hold of should
10 registered before next Saturay nigf
The committeeman ought to begin fiji
on those whom it is known must
,th looked after, and then on Friday a
lar Saturday check off those who are \
~ in and go after them and bring in eve
-. man who can be reached before Satr
day night. There will be enough to
on the Saturday before election witho
Y. leaving anything that can possibly
by attended to before that time.
a ut must be clearly understood tn
ISIS mo voter who was at home in Oct. 25.
lp- and "a, or Nov. 3-any one of those da
will be allowed to vote unless he
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