Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-12
TIE EAST FOR LONG.
Politicians at Philadelphia Say
Eastern Delegates are for Long
For Vice Presidency.
Marley Says He Believes the Sec
rotary Of the Navy Will
Be Named.
IDolliver Second Choice Of Nearly
All Sections-C. E Albrook's
Views.

d.,
tails of arrangements for the republic
can national convention, which Will
meet here on Tuesday of next week,
were adjusted yesterday al long SEES
sion behind closed doors of Chairman
Joseph H. Manley's sub-executive COM
mittee of the republican national com
mittee. Those who attended the meet
ing besides the chairmen We're Henry
C.. Payne, of Wisconsin,; Senator Ma
than b. Scott, Of West Virginia, and
Senator John Kean, of New Jersey.
The only absentee was Richard c. ker-,,
ems, of Missouri. who left the city yes
,sterday for ST. Louis TO attend the we'd
ding of his son. Members of the SUBJ
committee said the matter of contested
delegations had not been considered,
ltbut would be taken up by the general
l.committee on Wednesday, when Chair
imam Hanna and nearly all the other
members are expected to be IN the CITY.
4 The one topic discussed by the dele
gates who are already beginning TO ar
| rive. is the second place on the ma
| tional ticket. Mr.. Manley. the Name
| member of the national copmittee.
said:
president Mckinley will be elected
on the first ballot. and unanimously.
There may be a little delay on the vice
\ presidential question, butI am of the
4 opinion that after the different state
\ delegations give their favorte sons
complimentary vote all willsturn in for
1 the right man and he will be nominated
/ without struggle"
WHO will be the right man, IN your
/ opinion?" he was asked.
"oh. Il think ii will be Secretary OF
4 the Navy Long.
Henry Z. Teipke. of Pawtucket, reg
| isteaed as proxy for Gen. Gharles q !.
! Brayton. the Rhode Island member OF
1 the rational committee. who Will be
1 unable To reach here until later in the
week. Mr. Teipke denied that he had
brought With him Secretary Longs
boom for vice president. Secretary
Long" Mr.. Teipke said, lis the candi-
date, and he will have the individual
4 vote Of that section of the country.
a However. / do not believe he Will be
nominated.
In the opinion OF Mr.. Teipke Repre-
i sentative polliver is the second choice
of the New England delegates
+ Secretary Charles Dick, of the ma
4 .tional committee. who arrived from
i washington, said Chairman Hanna
4 would be here not later than Wednes-
a day. George A. knight one of the del
egates at large from California, came
in late yesterday afternoon.
No visitor to the city during the con-
sle--4lltiun will have cause to complain
i of lack of attention or entertainment
a for the arrangements already made anc
q in progress are 50 comprehensive tina
s. escape from open handed and generous
4 committees will be well-nigh impossi-
bile Every club that comes to the cit
will be met AT the railway station b,
one or other of the local republican
clubs. Of which it will be the guest !
4 I3reception committee. With ex-Mayo
3e,harles f Warwick as chairman. viii
u receive and care for the more distin
gutshed delegates and statesmen. AT !
meeting of this committee yesterda.
afternoon in the mayors office sub
committees for each state were an
nounced.
AIbrook s View of IL.
Especial to Times Republican.
Hon. c. Z. Albrook, national republi
can delegate from the Third district
left today for Philadelphia, via Chicago
Mr.. Albrook is Of the opinion that
would be inexpedient and illogical
nominate Mr.. Doiliver for the vice pres
idency at this time. In his opinion sue
faction might endanger Col. Henderson
present position as speaker of the hous
and for the further reason that Mr.. Do
llver's position in the lower house
such that he would WELD more influenc
and keep more directly in the line {
. promotion than to accept the vice pre-!
J. idency by remaining where he is. He
le too Young and too strong a man to
i shelved at this time.
Miss Pearl Akin, elocution teacher
the high school. left last evening f
g Chicago. where she will join a coter
from Mt. Vernon on an European tou
including the Paris exposition.
DoLL1vER TO BEGIN WORK.