Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-05-23

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snaanb before tho polk county rennh.
,;oo,, nonyantion Mr. Ciarlyson in q Sc.
r;as If articles nrotested against fac.
tie,,.Iis,n and citad as tba nroner man
~ bring about harmony. Minister Con.
oer Any reader of the Register now
nil Mainly soc that that is still the
paoister,s nosition Mr.. Clarkson be.
iieves Minister Conger is the choice of
tho rank and file of the party but adj
n,its tbe noliticians are likely to
| thwart its wishes.
Mr. Clarkson has two reasons for
not supporting Mr.. Cummins this year.
Cumming unlimited control of it's col
,,mne for two senatorial campaigns,
and the other because Mr.. Cummins
stated that he did not wish to be gov
srnor further than to help some of his
! friends info office and to be placed in
o nnsi+ion To succeed Allison when he
rat;rad Mr. Clarkson drew the line
~ that Mr. Clarkson always looked
mon Hon David r. Henderson as
i TIC nrohahle successor of Mr.. Allison.
4 nv clarkson and Mr.. Henderson
served in the same regiment during a
Ions neriod of the warm the same
comnany we belieye-and as privates.
Thara is strong friendship and com
radeshin between them and he refused
to be a party to Mr.. Cummins' scheme
to displace Mr.. Henderson. Mr.. Clark
two senatorial contests, of loyalty to
Mr.. Cummins, but at last he refused
to follow Mr. Cummins to the end OF
his (Cummins) personal ambition, es-
pecially when the end was to be the
sacrificing of his personal friend and
comrade.
Mr. Cummins ultimate is Allison's
seat.-Vinton Eagle.
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Personal Enmity Invoked by Cum
l mins.-Mr. Cummins, in accepting the
: independent" view OF his candldacy
does himself injustice and his party
: wrong. 1t would be unfortunate Tor
the state, as many sincere republicans
think, to have an administration OF
the state based upon the Keynote OF
3 of Mr.. Cummins' Des MONIES speech
I There is no feeling In TINS quarter
: against Mr.. Cummlns 1t is easy 10
! say generous things OF MIN. ConVic'
ton is entertained, however, that ne
3 has drawn much OF personal enmlty
s into his supporting column, ana tnat
J. as governor he would pc persuaded
to things harmful to the falr name OF
the republican party IN loWa.-Slous
g City journal.
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J. EraternaI Insurance.-At the A. O
l. TT. WIS session in Marshalltown this
n week the grand master workman urg
e ed the grand lodge to look the facts
4 sessment 10 sohiorin ~ ~ W. =; ne ho,,;n ~
+ the oraet. he ~ ss.+ - so
!. the experience o. lnose iaa.sn na' 90 =
h cietles VINO IAN 70 MAXI plosisio mh &C.
q ~ lot the ine'i.aDle rainy uay 80
2 societies nave tnelr grown, glols an,
+ decline. Inc MODERN WoouhieI IN; :. -
America nave had the can lalely. VIZ =,
an immense membership cohilneu ~ :,
the healthlest section OF lhe counei.
3 and consisting chiefly OF young men
'. the order has Deen aple 10 seI aioIs
e with very light assessments. hecenl
{, ly the managing board proposed ~
d serve fund but the proposltlon wa d,
O voted down in the local camps. II VII
r eventually become necessity II TN
g order survives and the sooner 1t u
!, established the longer the organlza
q TONS lease of life will be. Fraterna
q societies are composed chiefly OF those
v who have no other insurance. Fo