Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-27
1H IOWA CAMPAIGN
Nearly 1000 Republican Meetings
Will Be Held In the State
Next Week.
And They Will Be Addressed Mostly
BY Iowa Men-Shaw's Good
Work
The Governor Making Two and
Three Speeches Every Day
Speaking Dates.
pecial to Times-Republica

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by intense activity and enthusiasm.
Nearly 1000 meetings will be held in the
state next week, addressed almost ex-
iclusively by Iowa men. All the con-
gressmen will be at work in their own
districts. except Speaker Henderson,
who will be In Ohio and New York.
speaking in Dayton, Cincinnati and
Cleveland and closing in Albany, N. T..
Friday night. The speaker has been in |
Nebraska, Kansas, Illinois. Indiana and
other states In close congressional dis
tricts helping his friends.
Governor Shaw will return to Iowa
this week after eight continuous weeks
Of campaign work. during which he has
travelled thru nine different states,
spoken once every day, twice much OF
the time. and three times occasionally
He speaks this week in Grand Forks
and Fargo in North Dakota and Sioux
Falls in South Dakota, coming to Iowa
for meetings at Emmetsburg and AL
gona on Nov. 4; stratford and Glad
brook. Nov. 2. and then goes to KAN
sas City for great meeting Saturday
might. Nov. 8. The governors friends
admire him more than ever for the
work he has done in this campaign. It
has brought out the fertility Of his
4 slmind better than ever. For the past
A two or three weeks he has been giving
sIout new speech about every other
day, each one full Of new ideas. He
Twas asked today II he felt any anxiety
as to general results. He replied em-
5lphatically, Mo-, but said if he knew
lthat every man in the United States
would vote the republican ticket he
would still do the same work. For, =
8lhe said, there are other campaigns
csm,ng. ana the time to make votes in
Subsequent campaigns Is now a
"A careful investigation, continued
q the governor, will show that about
:, one-sixth of the electors Of the United
Estates will cast their first presidential
: lvote this year. This semes at first un-
:, ,Ireasonable. but careful analysis will
4 ,,lsubstantiate 1t, and careful poll
: where made has demonstrated it. 1 be-
..Ilieye especial effort ought to be made
: Ito secure these first votes, Conditions
are most favora BILE Young men are
ambitious. They like to see the wheels
y go round. They delight in their coun-
tltry's progress. They are all tnxiolls te
I ltake part in the affairs of life. and few
5 |of them care to stand in front of the car
lof progress. The historic comparison Of
4 the two parties is most inspiring. and
! can not, I think. fall to attract the best
. !, blood, and the best brain, and the bes
{ NERVE of this new generation. The,
) thold the balance of power in many
states. and they can control. not onl,
3 this election, but others in the COMING
= years.
. For the closing Of the campaign OF
4 1.-The night before election, the republi
!, cans have planned some great meet
Z Iings addressed by some OF the famou
s leaders OF the state who will have re
q turned by that time to vote. Jame
Wilson, secretary Of agriculture. wi
i. speak at Traer: Senator Allison an
!, Speaker Henderson will speak in Du
u buque; Senator Dolliver and George T
: Roberts. director OF the mint, will spea
lin Ft. Dodge. Congressman Cousins
: Cedar Rapids, Congressman Hull ]
d, Des Moines, Judge Walter i smith an
= John n Baldwin In Council Blun'
- Congressman Hepburn and Lafe foun
"a OF Des Moines appear together a 5Clal
= india next Saturday night. b !. Sallr
=. :. ger n .. Kendall and j. NJ. Bronto
3 will have a great meeting at SlooH oer
8 g fal1 saturday night. Congressma
- - Hull and Congressman Joe Cannon
- - Illinois will be together at 1ndianol
AIonday night, Oct. 20. A. G. Ranki
~ of Pennsylvania speaks in Clinton Il
y " night before election. W. u. Roac
and other local speakers will round
e the campaign in Muscatine the nigl
er of Nov. S. Secretary Dobson and Cap
~ 1 N. w. Rumple are booked for Ma,
y, eneo. Capt. Rumple's home. the nigl
p before election. Congressman Ian
60 former Congressman George NJ. Curt
no and Capt. Rumple appear together
Iowa City Tuesday night. Oct. 80
a. The second and Sixth districts will
awe with meetings thruout the wee
ng a 3. Cumrnins speaks in Davenpor
en- en october 80; Williamsburg. October
'ld and Muecatine, November 4. George
curtis and Congressman Lane Will mai
= = eix speeches each in the district. W.
g !. Roach. OF Muscat tine, has four dates al
q Jacob Hauck. a German speaker fro
eS Omaha. will make Ave speeches IN Il
,,e ,er second district Besides these and othe
DIV sent by the state Committee. the loc
hu sneakers are numerous and from
ms dozen to 90 meetings will be held in ea'
10 county in the Second and Sixth district
lp- sss
Y In the sixth district Major Lacey
Er making his usual energetic canvas
so Next Saturday night he will speak
re- Newton with Senator Allison. n.
m Kendall, member Of the house fro
Monroe county. has six dates in the d
no trict this week. John Morrison. OF He
.rd rick, speaks Ave times and F a. Hea
te- 81 Mount Vernon has Ave meetings.
Al. Brenton OF Dee Moines hasSsa dat
and 30 has E. Rominger. OF Bioomfie
George e. Roberts and q. .. o'Cc
nell viii be Ia Napleton. Oct. -: Sio
city, oct. %; LaurenS Oct. 81. After q
lNr. o'coanell soss TO NebrasEa GuA J