Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-09
|CUkN|NS IN me- RAC[
Tells His Friends That He
will Stand For the Gov
ernorship.
Conference Held at Des Moines
Today and a Decision Ar.
rived at.
Efforts OF Political Enemies to
Crush Him Hastens His
Decision.
Special to Times Republican.


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specia1 To Tin,es- Ren,,b,ican
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VIII De candidate ier governor. ti
has not Issued proclamation to that
effect but the conference of hss no.
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where the Whole field was gore over, ne |
gave assurances that he will not, at
IL. j. j, ,,.ssa,,t ,e,,a himself Ant ,fsthe
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friends should now 60 TO work for him.
1t Is probable that late this afternoonl
he will make a more definite S sate.nent,
but that is not regarded as essential.
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Ign ~ ei'e 'iios eii'sit : :.
into the race was kno"ieose q. ttle ] aes
that a conference OF his political enc
mics was held IN Chlcago tnis week 70
devise a way Of defeating hnl. Y was
attended by Blythe, Hubbard, III VIII
Hunters Shaw and Others and 7 IS un-
derstood that the thing urged by them
Was harmony, but as a requisite Tor
harmony they insisted that Cunnllns
must be- got entirely out Of the race, so
that there could be an agreement on
some other person as a compromise
candidate. Ii is understood that over
lures were made 10 Lafe Young of a
mise csndidate. provided Cunmins.
Icoult. be induced not TO enter the race.
The friends of Cumlnins urge that all
lthis means that Cummins and his
friends are % b. scompletely crushed be-
sors here can be any harmony. and
lthis thav say shalt not occur. The con-
f.3rsn,.e. here today was Of the friends of
r,,,,, ,,-;ns y,,h,s haca me attached fte, him
,,,,,i,, his 8sanat atnrial. fight and ths.y are
,..a,, ,,1sasea vii h the way ii, which the
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mi, e.a,;,, ,,,ano. Mr. 6.nmn3insI mar
r., s s,,,ra "a he.
,so,,,s ,,,,i a. candi-
s,s.sires he nosi
,, ,,,s n Mis- friends, n,
.,,a;,. x,ist,es that If win prove
, t,;ph4- mi,itio1..
;f s.t,,,,i,, n,,t abandon ,hat ambition.
I ,,,a q ';s, tho logical candidate of
~, 5,,.,,,,. ON tbs. ofhe,. hand some of
,hs,,. b,ya not hasitated IL advise
+ :, s,.,i,,s,, l,is cantlidssy Al this, time be-
ea,,sa ~ mo ant.seoris,us fl would
:, ra,,s,.. ar,, baoa ~ a bAlief that he
,,a,,ls s,,,5l Il, :, x,sll before the peo-
ss,,,s ,,.itha,,, th.s8 savernora,ip.
r, no,i4;ca, lsali,.d os.sona has made Il
!, !, ,,.9. "a ra,,id c,anre, rhe past ten
sars ms. an,,,,,,ne.s.me,,t received here
80 C.sa,os +, PERKINS EDITOR of the
ss;s,s,, l.i,x rs,,,rr,a, ,yill Ia q candidate
s,,r ~ ,,s.,,,,nation ,,roved an Interest,",
;na h,t ~ information. il has been
l,no,,.,, for = number of years that Mr..
Par,sins wo,,ld' likesto round OUT his
career in th,. executive office. His con-
.sra,-.. bf,,, J, usi.isl acs,uaintans.a IN the
stars If ha needed mora man he had
II vas figlres, out here among the
l,noui,,g s,rs.s thar Mr. Perkins can have
ltba t,layanth dsstrist in large nart and
MANY ~ .h,. counties, of tina Tenth dis
js1rct II A "a Fink should 3e a candi-
Sateit wo,,Id divide his strength ma
steriaIly Perkins Min nave scattering
s,,n,,n,l all aver Efh. state and his entry.
certain that The contes, win rot be a
1 one sided one by any means. The fact
! that neither rowner. Harsh. Byers nor
Eaton will. be. in the race "a now we'll un-
! derstood The Herriott movement Is re-
| garded as most interesting Dave
Palmer is a dead sure scandiaate-if he
can only Kill off the Dewey ambition
/ which is, OF recent growth Both Her
| riott and Palmer viii have positive
strength in the convention if they ask
! 1T. Governor Shaw Is aut Of the city.
/ and the btisybodies are limiting that he
lis off serle where holding conference
on politics Others say he has merely
! stepped aslde to give Mrs Nation a
chance 10 be the conspicuous thing in
| the capital city of Iowa for day.
$50
presented % Monona county by the Tip
pecanoe Club of this, city. Monona
county gets it for having added 41.6 per
cent to its republican Vote last year over
/ the vote Of 1896. The presentation
speech WAS by A. B. Cummins on be-
half of the Tippecanoe Club al ban
quet at the Victoria last night. The
new banneris a Very fine one.
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