The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-06-11

WAYS to be found working in the inter
eSts of the people and striving for the
enactment of laws for the safeguard
speaker he is forceful and convincing.
His arguments are logical, and his il
iUstiatons serve to make plain the
purposes OF the legislation lie espouses.
He was always regarded as among the
especially safe members of the legiSla
ture. and at no time was there ever
ANY doubt in the minds of any of his
fellow members concerning his honesty
OF purpose or the accuracy of his judg-
ment. In this way he became in the
best sense of the term Il leader on the
floor for the reasons quoted above and
especially because every one knew they
could trust him.
Such Il man rs Senator Hartman has
shown himself to be would certainly
make a model governor. and he has the
enthusiastic support of q large number
of friends all over the state who have
come to know him and to know that
he is in every way IN honest man and
that his ability is beyond question.
The Third district where Senator Har-
riman has lived for many years, is
solid for him, and there are many other
ceiving earnest support.
Among the many earnest indorse-
ments which his candidacy has re-
The What Cheer Patriot, published in
the Sixth district, says: The leading
Republicans everywhere are recognize
ing in Senator Hartman the best blood,
bone and brain of the Republican gu
bernatoria contest Senator
Hartman is distinctly man of the
people, who enjoys the liberty and
home life Of the farm and has step by
step ascended to the high position on
the political ladder which he now oc
cupies." The Clarion Monitor says:
"Should he be nominated it can be safe
ly asserted that there will be no strings
on Iowa's chief executive nor corrup-
ton in Office so far as lies in his power
to prevent. Iowa has no cleaner man
politically than Senator Hartman and
of good. sound sense, coupled with fine
executive ability" The Plymouth jour
nal says. I'VE are in favor of Senator
| Hartman because we believe he is a
straightforward. honest, capable man,
| one in whom the confidence of the peo-
pie of this grand state may be safely
placed" The Waverly Republican says:
I'VE have an ideal candidate for gov
elnor in the person of Senator Harri-
man. He has plenty of ability and eX-
perence in public affairs and is just
such Il man as would make us an able
| and honest governor" The Waterloo
csion to hold an early convention in
that county says: 1T seems to be the
general wish that this county should
| give all the assistance that can be ex-
tended to Senator Hartman in his can
didacy." The Hampton Recorder. which
is published in Mr. Harriman's own
home, has given his candidacy Il mum.
Der Of very complimentary notices
showing the way III which he is re-
garded by his own people. In CLOSING
an article on this subject The Recorder
says: The people of his own town, re
CARELESS Of party, will attest to his in
teglity as a man and citizen, while
his associates during the different
terms in the house of representatives
the senate and those connected witt
him during his long service with til,
Iowa State Agricultural society will al
attest to his capabilities for the plac,
he seeks He will make business GOV
ernor and will make a record that vii
compare with that of the ablest GOV
ernOrs Iowa has had" The Britt Trib
une says, 'He has been the farmers
friend i'll private and public life" Tn
Clear Lake Mirror says, He is a SAT
! man and would make Il fine business