Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-07
IOWA and DOLUV[R.
The State Delegation to Philadel.
phia. Almost Unanimous For
His Nomination.
Some Anxiety, However, as to Its
Effect on Speaker Henderson's
Fortunes
Executive Council Adopts General
Elan Regarding Withdrawal Of
B: & T. Shareholders.


DEG Moines, June 7.-Governor Shaw
said on Wednesday about Dollivers
boom for vice president: 1T would be
grent honor for Iowa. Dolllver is one
of the strongest campaigners in the ma
ton and would add strength to the tick
ct. am certain. however, that any
Iowa man who would expect to become
a candidate would first consult Speaker
Henderson, at least, among leading re-
publicans of Iowa" That is the senti-
ment of practically all the Iowa delega-
ton.
The Daily Capital of Wednesday pub
lished the following Interview with I-afe
Young, delegate-at-large TO the republi-
can national convention:
Lafe Young. observation-disclosures, says:
II am for Dolliver and consider his
nomination would add strength to the
ticket Mr.. Dolliver is fitted by nature.
education and ability for exalted public
place and can hold positions OF influence
without taking on any new airs or dig
mites. He is brilliant public speaker,
lover of his country and his fellow
men. l shall do all can TO promote his
nomination, and think that Iowa should
make an organized and energetic effort
to win this great honor for him. To
,Dolliver the vice presidency would not
prove to be Il political grave, but simply
Il stepping stone"
Charles City, June 81 am undecided
as to vice presidency If an Iowa man
is to be chosen, am friendly to Dolliver.
L.. Werder.
Peterson. June 6.-I am strongly in
favor of Dollivcr if political eXigencies
justify 1t. w. II. Lyon, Jr.
Davenport, June 5.--What is Delivers
position in this matter? G.. Watson
French.
The Chicago Tribune printed the fol-
lowing yesterday morning:
The nation would honor Iowa and her
self. Dolliver and Mckinley would
mean a sweeping victory. j. II. Smith.
! am pleased with the candidacy of
Do!!iver for vice president. c. a. Al.
brook.
The republican party has only one
3I0oiliNer in congress. 1t is not neces-
1sary foi. the success of the party to put
the vice presidency in Iowa, but Dolli-3
yer's presence in the house of represen-.
5tatives is necessary for the best inter-
jests of Iowa and the nation. John A.
Storey.
Naturally favor Doliyer. Only OBJ
lection is that Iowa is a sure state and
1t might be expedient to nominate a
man from doubtful state. Charles E..
Ransier
If the report in the Chicago Tribune
this morning is correct that Dolliver is
acceptable to the administration, am
heartily for him. w Beckwith.
| Would like to see Dolliver nominated;
only doubt as TO whether nomination
should not go to doubtful state j. G.
Mabry.
fear Delivers nomination would de.
feat Col. Henderson as speaker. Other
wise he would be all o. X. j. Ellerick.
Doiliver 10 all right IL it don't affect
Henderson. William Mcfarland.
Iowa should accept any honor offered
Iher. Dolliver suits me. II. NJ. Schamel.
Count Winneshiek county solid for
Dolliver for vice president. j. j. Marsh.
] am for any Iowa man for vice presi-
dent. James a. Dunn.
Ii DolliNer wants 1t let him have 1t.
T. NJ. Sargent.
| heartily favor Dolliver for vice pres
Iident. He would add new power to the
Office and would bring new prestige tc
| Iowa. His campaign would arouse the
nation az Logan's did. NJ. j. Tobin
! do not care TO express an opinion or
I Doiiiver. | think the proper Iowa con-
4 gresham to present for vice president
lis Lacey. j also regard Shaw as suita-
l5ble material. W. o. Payne.
IDolliNer Is the best campaigner we car
nominate and am for him, but sorry
1 TO lose him as a member of congress
\ from this district. j. L. Stevens.
Would like TO see Dolliver vice presi.
dent, but we can not AFFORD to injurt
/ Henderson,. j. y. w. Rumble.
i regard j premature. Ii is not prob
able that Iowa will be permitted to have
both president of the senate and speak
er of the house. l am for Deliver i
such could happen, OF course. C. NJ
/ Hinsdale.
ON TO PHILADELPHIA.
i ARRANGEMENTS nave been completed b!
the Mckinley Republican Club of lows
for a special train to the national re
publican convention at Philadelphia
4 from Chicago. Ii is the desire of TIL
Z 4
club that those going from Iowa vii
concentrate al Chicago BY Sunday. tn
18th. The train will go over the Crane
Trunk railway thru Canada via Detroit
4 Niagara Falls and Buffalo. and vii
4 stop over a half day at Niagara Falls
+ giring those going an opportunity to se
the falls and will arrive in Philadelphia
lin ample time for the opening of tn
convention. Iowa now has a candidate
for vice president, the Hon. ]. P. DOLL
yer. and one who is more than likely t
be nominated. Iowa should make
good showing at the convention Fo
4 any information. address the secretar,
I of the club at Des Moines, Iowa. Head
lquarters in Chicago will be at the Cliff
ton House. +. r. Blyler. Secretary.
A PLAN ADOPTED.
Executive Council Decides Import
mt Point I'm IL. A. L. Law