Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-02
'IR[ CDkP[[I TICKET
Work Of the Republican Convention
Finished to satisfaction Of
the Delegates.
a Strong Ticket Named After Some
Exciting Contests Balloting
In Detail
Cummins Men Elated Over the Out.
come. Regarding 1t asa
Vlndication.

Secretary of state-W. B. Martin, of
4 Adetir county.
Auditor of State Frank F. Merriam,
Eof Delaware county.
Treasurer OF State-G. s. Gilbertson,
Iof Winnebago county.
Attorney Generate. w. Mullan, of
L Blackhawk county.
Judge of Supreme Court-Emlin Nc.
I8Clain, of johnson county.
Railroad Commissioner-D. j. Palmer,
Iof Washington county.
Presidential Electors at Large -John
an. Baldwin, of Pottawattamie county;
Ole o. Roe, of Polk county.
ELECTORS.
First District-E. v. Tucker, OF Lou
lisa.
Second DISTRICT. A. Z. Bartholo-
new, of Jackson.
Third District. B. Raymond, Of
Franklin.
Fourth Distrlct-c. H. McNidor, of
4 Cerro Gordo.
Fifth District-H. H. Rood, Of Linn.
Sixth District-S. II. Harper, Of Wa
4 pello.
Seventh District-c. Rhynsburger, of
Marion.
Eighth Decentralization stookey Of
i decatur
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4 com sles TICKET nonlhaled by the re-
a publican convention yesterday. No
A where is the trend OF iowa nolitics
ma do more an,,a ra,,t 49,, s, ~ n,
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'.s l''r s'sliiaie'ites ana LOT TINS reason
4 that part of the program OF the con-
a vention was the center of interest. The
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a slit''isai s.ii.ersss. f1Scl1enent was ln-
II tenses When the roll call was ordered for
the first ballot on the nomination for
secretary of state.
1t early became apparent that lercu
q lean EFFORTS had been made ~ line =,
II II ohart,s rsrso,, q, f,.;e,,ls 80, ~, -
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- : z .ie io,i can piocesaeo
~ Wv ait'i iowa couh-
& tles Whlch We're expected to support
him reported their votes. 1nterspersed
Were the votes of a large number 81
counties from, the reservation and othe
i counties which have come to be re,
i, garded as IN the hands of the RAILROAD
ana machlne politicians. He received
5So 14ss lfem some counties which hat
8 planned to divide on the first ballot
! showing " would not result in nomi
nation ana part Of the Votes of few
Z counties wa Withheld on this ballot II
r order TO give nm reserve strength.
L y III ill q llanRss look place OF
a of loss of strength by Redman, Man
nlng ana statsen 70 Martin, who. II be
came Obvious, vas 70 fight out the bat
3tle with Hobart Some changes oc
> CURED IN liobart,s Vote, which reached
S the maximum Of 496 on this ballot
IA While Martin s. Vote was 5oS
l'he third ballot brought the direc
: test Of strength. and 1t lined up tn
/, full machine strength.
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MartlTfs noil'lra tlofa pelng MADE unanl
vi mus NOUS WY" WIZ ssAs - uit Y g Known.
First Second Thirt
:. Ballot. Ballot Ballot
Hobart 496 A
s lsedinan as 2l2 u
: Martin 33s 5cs 20
. Manning .:s...a.i...s.;. ~
= stetson q
Following the nomination of Marti
: Auditor Merriam was renominated b
7 5acciamation.
The roll call for treasurer was the
!, called and Giibertson Won on the frs
ballet. surprising even his warmes
:. friends by the number of votes he re
ceved. The vote was IS follows:
I fiilbertson.. ..... So
3 Morrow. 40
: Senator G. w. Mullan. OF Waterloo
was nominated for attorney general Q
the second ballot. He had his force
:. well in hand and was able to hold hi
!, initial strength and to draw secon
! choice strength from both his com
petitors. After the first ballot tn
nomination was made unanimous.
First Secon
, Ballot Ballo
q Mullan ...s...... ....60s 81
: Sims. ......417 g