Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-27
MARSHALL SENTIMENT
Delegates to the state Convention
Are Now Quite Definitely
Lined Up.
Redman, Gilbert,on and Mallan
Will Get Strong Support From
Marshall Delegates.
Vote May Be Divided Between Rem.
ley and Clarke For Judge
The Delegates.

The delegation from Marshall county
to the republican state convention to be
held in Deg Moines Wednesday next is
practically decided as to how its votes
will be cast for several of the prominent
nominations over which there are con-
tests. 1t Is expected that the delegation,
as usual, will WELD considerable influ
ence, altho 1t ts probable it will not be
1t isa sure thing that Gilbertson, can
didate for state treasurer and the most
popular aspirant for that position now
before the people. Will receive the unan--
imous support of the Marshall contin-i
gent. Gilbertson's nomination is quite
sure.
Capt. Redman. of Newton. - conceded
to have a majority of the delegation for
secretary of state. and will receive their
support to5the end unless he develope an
unexpected weakness and Il break in his
forces should occur. 1t is probable that
Mr.. Martin, candidate for the same
position, will receive some of the Mar
shall county support, at least in the.
early balloting. Senator ClaHen. one of
the delegates, ls a personal friend of Mr..
Martin, and for this reason feels called
up to do what he can for that gentle
man. If it develops that Mr.. Martin
islands no chance of capturing the nom
nation, Mr.. Classen ought TO feel at lib
erty to throw his influence to the New
ton man and thus present the solid vote
of the delegation to.him.
Remley and Clarke for supreme judge
are favored by some of the delegates.
and as both are from the Fifth congress
sional district there liz talk of dividing.
the county's vote. In case neither of
these gentlemen show sufficient
strength In the early balloting, 1t is
predetermined just where the influence
and votes of the delegates will go.
Mr.. G. w. Mullan. of Waterloo, the
leading candidate for attorney gen
eral. spent Thursday in the city and
mace the personal acquaintance of a
number Of the delegates. He found
much encouragement. and will probably
receive the support of the entire dele
cation from this county Mr. Mullan has
been charged With being the railroad
candidate for attorney general, but this
he vigorousus denies. and has succeeded
quite we'll in clearing himself of this
charge
There are practically no contests for
the other nominations for state officers
4 The delegates and alternatesto the con-
vention from Marshall county are:
AT LARGE. Il. Classen; alternate, H.
| r. Clemens.
Vienna ard Marion-R. B. Wallace;
| alternate. II. S. Thomas
Marietta and Wash!ngton-War
! Nichols. alternate, Jared Elliott
Liscomb and lcwa-B. Il. Warning;
alternate. d c. Wheeler.
Logan and Jefferson-W n. Dicker-
son; alternate. L. II. Pearson.
LeGrand Nos. ! and &c. Il. Adair,
alternate. S. r. Piper
Greercastle-T ]. Williams; alter
nate. j. NJ. Carney.
Eden and Ban'sor-N. l.. Lounsberry;
! alternate. L. X Green.
| Linn and Timber Creek-Andrew
Meiberg and j. j. Smith; aiternates, o.
I S. Lord and G. S Adair.
| First Ward Marshalltown-J. II.
JAIME and r. G. Pierce; alternates a.
lB. Hoover and j NJ. Whitaker.
4 Second Ward. Marshall,own-C. II.
| Brock and w b Williams: alternates.
4 W. p. Beeson and c. H. Van Law.
| Third Ward. Marshalltown--H C.
Lounsberry and T. c. Weatharly: alter
mates. sam McGrew and c. H. Shaw.
Fourth Ward, Marshalltown. and
lsTaylor-C. ". Morse and A A. Robin
/ son; alternates, n. 5. Ketchum and
II Charles Eddy