Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-03


considerable debate but carried by a
good majority was as follows:
THAT in view of the recognized abili-
ty and fine attachments of Hon. A. B.
Cummins for governor Of the state of
Iowa. the delegation selected to attend
the state convention be instructed to
cast its vote for him and do whatever
1T can in behalf of his candidacy"
Buenn yista,s Delegation.
Special to Times Republican.
Storm Lake, June 3.-As reported in
Saturdays Times Republican, Buena
Vista county instructed for Cummns
and Brown. The delegations:
State Convention-Lot Thomas, F. H.
Helsell, c. B. Mills, b. w. Talbot, A.
l.. DEMO. Alden Pratt. p. H. Judge, j.
d. Lagrange, T. II. Chapman. H. F..
Schultz. Joe Roberts, A. j. Wilson, r..
F. Faville and r. p. Holmes.
Observation-Disclosures Conventional. F..
Bladine, f. G.. Hollis, l.. p. Nelson, j. p.
Lawton, S. c. Bradford, III. "A. Robinson,
C. C. Colwell, A. A. Wills, Thomas Rob-
crts, c. l.. Marmon, G.. H. Wegersley, T.
Fl. Chapman, +. r. Faville and j. Il.
Buland.
The text of the Brown-Cummins resC-
.utions is as follows:'
I'VE deplore impassioned contention
within the party, but we believe the re-
| publican party large and liberal and
| broad enough to take care of the ambi-
| tious aspirations and interests of all its
members, and without combined and
| special opposition from special inter-
ests, and we commend and advocate the
candidacy of Hon. A. b. Cummins for
governor of Iowa, and we instruct our
delegates to do all in their power to Sc
cure his nomination.
We commend the candidacy of Hon.
Ed c. Brown for railroad commissioner
believing and knowing that he has the
honest and notable ability and business
sense to most acceptably protect the IN
terests of the people of Iowa. and we in
struct our delegation to do all in power
to secure his nominations"
Weaver in Waterloo.
4 Special to Times Republican.
i Waterloo. June 3.--.Tudge Weaver, OF
VI Iowa Falls. candidate for supreme
judge, said while in this city recently
that he was confident of his success II
receiving the nomination in the conven-
II ton. He has received numerous prom
ises of support from various parts OF
i the state and the most encouraging
have been from his home counties of the
district AS to the districts endorsement
4 OF Senator Hartman for governor i:
certain, which will not necessary hinder
4 his own progress.
y Cummins Popular in Cass.
Atlantic, June 3.-'The unexpected
happened in this county Saturday after.
!, noon when Pleasant township instruct.
ed for A. B. Cummins for governor b,
= the decisive vote of "a to IS. Pleasan
I - the southwest township of the coun
ty in which Griswold is situated, ant
there was little thought that Their,
would be such result. 1t was not gen
/ crafty known that the question woul,
come up. altho there was known to be
growing sentiment in that part of tn,
lcounty for Cummins
Thruout the county there is senti
rnent for Herriott. the candidate of tn,
Ninth district with very large yenti
ment for Gummins for second caoice
DESPITE strong efforts to create an anti
j, Cummins sentiment. Many of the dele
gates in the city of Atlantic are stron;
Cummins men. as well as many in al
parts of the county, in several town
i ships the sentiment is strong enough t
have carried Instructions for Cummins
In the Third ward j. b. Rockafellow
a strong Cu,Gn,ins man. was endorsed
as d delegate to the state convention
Within the past few weeks there ha
been a decided change in the sentimen
LOT the county on the governorship, ans
if primaries were held there ia ittl
doubt they would a least reveal Cum
minis as the second if, indeed, not TIN
] first choice.
DR.. Piper of Griswold received the en-
dorsement of Pleasant township for rep
! Iesentative He is a new candidate Ii
: the contest for the same office in Unto
J Itownship William Cool Won out
> Appnnoosc An,i-Cummins.
Special to T.mes-Republican
II Centerville. June 3. Considerabl
warmth developed in the conventio
> Saturday and charges of scheming wer
q passed and denied betweent Judge Fe,
2 S. c. Mechen and C. a. Baker, Wilso
struck the Keynote when he said "Th
a vote now is Cummins or anti-Cum
Minis
While the Cummins opposition had n
candidate or apparent gubernatoris
preference the delegation below was sc
lected as one strictly on an anti-Cum
MINIS platform. The delegation CON
prises the following names:
. C. F. Howell, j. T. Gutelius, ]. I
Ball. August Post. G. w. Athey,
Dargavel John Corder. d. w. Bryan
DR.. Il. j. Case. l.. c. Mechen. j. c. Nc
!. Donald f. A. Walker. ID. w. Smith, W
ID. Kinser. John Shelton, Ed Walsh
: C. c. Harvey, ]. e. Votaw and NJ. +
Sawyers.
Wayne County Anti-Cummins.
III Corydon, June 3.-The republican con
$ vention was held here Saturday after
r noon to name delegates from Wayn
: county to the republican state coaver
. ton. The convention was entirely
' the hands of Louis Miles and hi
i friends and named delegation 9
!, twelve antl-Cummins men un-instruc
= ted. Not Knowing precisely who Nigh
be the most available anti-candidate II
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