Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-27
1H[ FREMONT VOTERS
The Iowa Organ to b Per.
fscted at the Roosevelt Meet.
ing Oct. 5.
Already Nearly 200 Letters Have
Been Received From These Vet.
eran Republicans.
W. B. Emerson, Of Atlantic, Quits
Bryan for the Republicans
Bicknell's Comment

Bryan for the Republicans -
Bicknell's Comment.
Special to Times Republican,.
Des Moines, Sept. 27..-The Fremont
voters organization, which will be per-
fected at the time of the Roosevelt
meeting in Waterloo on the 5th of Oc-s
tober has now large membership.
Letters to the number of 1888 have been
received here from men who voted for
John c. Fremont in 1856 and who are
still active republicans. 1t is expected
that these and the members of the Tip |
|pecanoe Club OF Des Moines will attend |
1.-THE Waterloo rally to the number of five
or six hundred. Arrangements have
been mace Tor these old veterans to
ltake the place6of honor as the escort to |
the Roosevelt party in Waterloo. They
will have a. band of their own, the Iowa
State Military band Of Des Moines, and
seats will be reserved for all of them In
1.-THE front rows at the Waterloo meet
lings. These men have earned! the right
Ito the best the republican committee
| has to offer and every one is Wiling
that they should have seats no matter
swho may have to stand up. Every man
who voted for Fremont is invited to join
lthis organization, take part in the pa
rade and enjoy the rare, and valuable
privilege of a seat in. the Roosevelt
meeting.
4 10 fif,1 1yvh four
wears ago was the editor of red-hot
Bryan paper and made speeches for
,|Bryan, will make ten speeches in Octo-
stber for Mckinley. Mr.. Emerson was
alPhilippine soldier and that is enough to
llexplain it all. He says he can't stand
1.-THE imperialistic talk Of the democrats
land has no sympathy with their posi-
s|tion in opposition to the administration
land to the government OF the Philip
.lpines. He was there and he knows the,
.lconditions. Judge w A. Spurrier, OF
4 Des Moines, made speech in Atlantic,
4 on the 25th, being one OF the opening
Iguns, and he cured several voters there
n Of theirsintention to vote for Bryan In
Ibis characteristically incorporate and
\ slyiolent manner he denounced the Phli-
Z Ltippine soldiers as murderers because
s4I;hey had helped to sustain the authors
! ty of the United States against the att
,ltacks of savage tribes and schemlng,
leaders in the Philippines.
This was too much for some of the SOL
alder boys and their friends, who de-
l|eiared on the spot that they would have
. nothing more to do with a party that
tolerated that kind of seditious talk
Congressman Bartholdt. Of st. Louis.
Twill make but one speech in Iowa. at
Davenport, Sept. 80
John d. Razall, Of Cincinnati. has
t been having remarkably successful
e meetings among the Germans in the
e eastern part OF the state. In one place
e where he addressed a large number OF
esIC;erman votersin in the afternoon at their
G lreauest numbers of them came TO him
\ latter the speech and whispered TO hin
y that they Intended to stand by tbs
S sound money administration, but for To-
+ cal reasons they didn't want to talE
d about it out loud. They said it was JUS
the. kind of speech they needed, because
e lhe presented the facts in simple man
Y liner that every one could understand
L and showed them how certain It wa
le that if Bryan We're elected the golt
II standard would be overthroWn ant
free silver at 16 TO would speedily be
m come the financial policy Of the gov
~ ernnlent.
m Congressman Cousins speaks in Au
4 dubon today and for some days there
"a latter viii be in his own district n
III speaks in State Center, Oct. i; Mortoul
A. Oct. 9: Blairstown, Oct. 3; Oxford June
n ltion Oct a Mechanicsville, Oct. 6. III
,.kt, artSr on
es 5th OF October and will introduce Gov
ro ernor Roosevelt to the crowd at Ceda
Rapids that afternoon. Mr.. Cousins
~ making his customary brilliant can,
IN Ipaign ard is in great demand every
lj. where Later he will probably have t
n satisfy the demands of the nations
he committee. altho he will first look we
ng after the wishes of the republicans
~, his own district.
e; II lis announced that A. B. Cummir
II; Twill preside at Senator Allisons bi
In. Injecting in Des NIoines on the Sd of o.
is j..ober Mr. Cummins has been extreme
re. Ily busy with his law practice since
IS Withdrew from the senatorial contes
% He will not enter the state campaign VI
til Oct 30 except that he is booked II
as one speech on the 18th Of October. NJ
p- Cummins has devoted a great deal
ed time to politics during the last six
ip- seven years and feels that he must gi'
some attention to his private affairs.
has been requested to participate in Il
national campaign in other states al
y there are many requests for him
su Iowa, but he has been obliged to declil
,..s M most of them.
~ The republican state committee HI
IA received supply of the now famo
"a King Andrew" posters, showing he
~ lhe Andrew Jackson was attacked in Is
lhe and the ory of Imperialism rails
against him This poster presents A
drew Jackson in kingly robes with
3 scepter in one hand and veto" in I
-. other, trampling upon the constitute
Maa ~ and other things held sacred. The pos
%, Y er reads as follows:
pa Pa KING ANDREW The First,
Born TO Command
- A KING who. possessing as mu
power as his Gracious Brother Willie
lew, Inv, makes worse use OF 1t.
ron A KING who has placed hims
his above the laws, as he has shown by
COO contempt of our judges.
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