Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-13
UNANIMOUS FOR EA|OD
The democrats Bring Up No
Candidates AGAINST carton
or Benedict.
Hove Made Toward Realizing
State Fair Coalgields-.perm-
anent Buildings Needed.
Ask fer Total Appropriations Of
Nearly s5,eao.o00 New Leg
isiat;on Required.


, Des Moines, Jan. 1S.-The organization
> of the legislature was effected in bot
branches without incident this morning
: Teaehout caled the house to order an
Meservey Was elected temporary speak
er, and officers of the last house wer
elected temporary officers After tn
members We're sworn in Eaton wa
unanimously elected speaker and Rene
dict clerk. The democrats presented
caucus nominees for the other positions
bat the republican nominees We're elect
ed. Seats were drawn and the usua
preliminary committees named. In th'
senate Millman presided. The contes
cases nom the Dubuque and Cass- -Shel
By senatorial districts were referred tC
a special committee of five 10 be named
i.by Lieutenant Governor Herriott wher
inaueurated. In the house S. a. Moore
OF Davis. was accorded the privilege o1
selecting his seat before the regular seat
drawing takes place. The house Will
hold session this afternoon.
Especial TO Times Republican.
the men WHO have been sent to Des
! rooney OF the state had come fully de-
+ tefniined upon having the Twenty ninth
general assembly 90 down in history as
the harmonious legislature, the start In
| that direction could not have been bet
ter made. There IS not visible anywhere
any fight or quarrel or dissension-ail is
harmony aud good feeling and prepare
ZION for business. The situate with
regard 10 the speaker of the house illus
t,ates it best Mr.. Eaton received the
unanimous vote of the republican eau
Gus No name was mentioned for the
place after il was known he would be
a candidate. Saturday night the demo-
Gratis of the house notified him that they
would not nominate any candidate
against him. Thus the first speaker of
the new century Will be selected by a
unanimous vote. 1t is probable the
l'tTar5rsts would nave named Il candi-
cat L there hao bsen fight among re-
publicans for the Office The situation
in regard to senators is about the same.
The democrats have not yet determined
whether they will name candidates at
al. Some of them are in favor of not
making any nominations for senators,
but permitting democrats to vote for
Allison and Dolliver. Others desire that
candidates shall be named in caucus
They discussed this matter at length
last Saturday evening but reached no
definite conclusion. Walt Butler has
changed front and wants liberality dis
played He would have the democratic
caucus select one silver man for senator
and one who is not g silverite. IF there
vas but one senator to be elected" he
said, II should certainly insist that wei
name candidate who stands on the
Kansas City platform; but we can name
two and it affords us one of the rare
opportunities TO show that there are diff
ferences of opinion among democrats
and yet all be regarded as democrats"
This matter VIII be disposed of later |
Senator's Allison and Dolliyer are here to I
fern the acquaintance of the legislators. |
Both are looking we'll and happy. There
has been the freest conmngling of re-
pubicans the past few days. Cummns
is warmly greeted on all hands, and
kird words are for shaw Tom Way. I
Young and active and aggressive, rubs
elbows with the veteran Jake Rich, liv-
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