Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-29
TIE SENATE Will F|GHI
Faction in Senate Opposed to Con-
firmation of Colonel Rood's
Appointment.
Recent Senatorial Contest Involved
Some Say 1t is a. Shaw VS..
Dolliver Fight.
Some Candidates-Hull Has a Sure
Thing Congressional possibil-
ities-Federal Judgeship.
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Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Jan. %. Wait til they
hear from the state, said a republican
senator who is supporting he eonfir- |
nation Of Governor shaw 5 appoint
rnent OF Col. II. H. Rood TO be a mem !
ber of the board Of control. The gov
ernor's friends are confident that the
opposition which has developed in the
Esenate to Col. Rood's appointment viii
not be endorsed by the people of the
state. 1t is NOT likely tnat the vote OH
confirmation will be taken at once. II
may be postponed until the matter is
discussed thruout the state.
The politics Of this fight is closely re-
Hated to the late senatorial contest ard
i by some IS regarded to have reference
Ito future senatorial politics. 1t is sig
nificafit that the fight ON Governor
i shaw-for Ii is a fight on the governor
Eand not on Col. Rood--is being led By
(. the Cumnsins men in the senate and
some of those VINO are known TO be
close 10 CONGRESSMAN Dolliver Of the.
iTentf, district The senator from his
ilttlIla@S u. IltstlN,+iso ltetilii4so
4 the fight. i Is; said by men on both
sides 10 be the beginning Of fight in.
the Tenth district between Shaw and
DolWcr. This is denied bs- soma Of
the opponents OF Col. Rood 5 coniirma-
4 tion. Who say that Mr.. Doliver is not.
!, RESPONSIBLE for the fight and that this
would b. n poor way tp besin il. II is
i @Isr4ely charged by Governor shan 5
simplr an effort 70 punish ciovernae
shaw Tor being for Gear. and that IS
Il pari 81 scheme or tae part u the
\ selmn.iris faction II control state peli-
ties with the aid Of democratic Votes.
II is rot wei certain whether George
/ Z. Dobson 1ii b. candidate FOR a
!. third .srfn as secretary q sgate Or not,
Il seems u be understood tnat he IS
s wiisiig 70 retire provided the right sort
2 lof man can ts found 70 suo1sed Aiia-
n. H. has business interests which de-
y f..and his attention and he does Not ds-
I sire the office another term. No can
e aiaates flava yst aupeared.
w ~ Mlarrowof I-Hjsn celnty fer
nltr nieiliheI = the iesislature is thu
i leading eandiaaia f3a stas, s@3sirer
Mr. MarSa Mas q candidaH SIX Years
+ ago, but Mas 1efeatsa a tliat i4nie oiy-
s ing to the feeling sia&.irls out ~ tl'
senatorial contest iiI 1894. He has bee!
ev.st. siilS consiaered q lrababl'
= eanditiate al this liiHe atsd s
believed - ha1e gained il
!. Strength during tae six als
Fie IS favored 5r tila i,rese.l
: party inanagemeut and rs kpoa,n as III
Gear candidate. G. 5. siilheriseii e
I, Fpss st City former STATE senator.
i. candidate for treasurer WHO mas jus
Z annauneed his candidacy althe i i1a8
i ibae3l expected for a year or 3pie 1ha
be wNuld he eantidate Tie Was II
eardad as a Cuinmirs man in iha re
. lceut contest Both nlen are highly es
X taenled personals
Al interesting contest Is pranlis d ~
i, supreme Judge. Judge G. T. tirapgel
rs of Ailamakee has announced that h
4 will not be 4 candidate - succeed him
a self. senator j. II. Trewin. of .Nllama
kee county, chairman ~ the semal
= committee on cties and towas. NILS i'm
a. inediately suggested FOR The place. III
IN says that h docs rot expeet 70 be
- candidate, altho he i2sls been urged t
'l- enter The contest senator l., G. Blan
be chard Of csSaiooSa, Will doubtless be
candidate II IS an able man and ma
often been considered for the supren1
beheh. altho ht- rever actively entere
ilthe field but once il 1891. Anotiler IQs
sihiiity l. Emln Mccain. chancellor
tbs law dtpattm III III the state I'm
ysrsity Chanee!5r Mccain was ais
n a candidate in 1871 ana came near beil
nominated. He Would have stron
u support from the alumni Of the Sta
IS
,ss,.s,.s;,,,t
he tons II Iona this year, Hedge Of q
he First district. Lane OF the Second, tei
iii tiersen a the Third, Haushen OF Z
in Fourth. Cousins 2f ne tifth. Lacey
tie the sixth. HUI 9t The seventh, McPRe
son of the Ninth. Dalliver OF the Ten
ier and Thomas of he Eleventh seem g
nut certain of denomination, and 50, prob
me Eby. is Hepburn Of the Eighth ail