The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-17
REPUBLIC


springfield. III. May l6.-conservative mel
IN the Republican party In Illinois arc look
i1- FOR n candidate for Governor.
.--Ais II not because of a dearth OF avail
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the peculiar conditions which surro md al
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FOR once the leaders OF the party are VIII
Ing To admit that their %politicnl urs.rlza
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hiSc mat the feuds which have been form
ing In the East ten years have reached !
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cost OF the party N the opportunity OF
fers. and they are inclined to avoid the Is
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YATES A YfcARNER
covor,or Yates 60 , o,ndia,fe fer "a.
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eie'oo" ana " III d iaF way W We rom
mated. provided party machinery aid or.
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Two years ne mas pccn III oH'cc hH has
had An excellent opportunity 30 gain com.
pl,,c central ,f Marty ,rairs mud >, .,,ay
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w nus "orh SHOWS 'hat ne mas ao' hestecteC
his adrantage, In addition. the last 1csts-
iatere was uncoiiinoniy liberal Win The tx
ecutiyc. and IL placed at his tjisposll a
renrr,ns n.,r,t,p of now ,,,r,,.,. nb,,s
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VIII ne serNiccaoie IN ,he party primaries
hut because Governor Yates may be able
10 ~rcncminatc himself, Il does not follow
that he can be reelected. The Governor
is allied with Congressman Lorimer. aud
the revolt against the domination of cha
statesman Is the most pronounced thing in
Illinois politics these days.
amy one Of the conservative Republicans
will tell YOU that Il will never do 10 allow
the question OF continuing him in power 60
40 to the polls 1t will mean certain vic
The saine argument which is urEga
against the denomination OF Governor
Yates ia put onward as a reason why
Colonel Nesracian Warner should not be a
candidate. Colonel Warner is the Congress.
man from the Nineteenth District. He is a
Grsnd Army man. popular with the old
soldiers and a genial gentleman. His
boom Was started in Washington, and Il
reached this State along in the session, OF
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warner wtii never Ee,,on,s a candidate s,r
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DENEEN DUBIOUS.
Charles peneen. State Attorney Of Cook
County, had once been taiked OF as the
MAJ who might he agreeable all around.
but recent developments have put him into
The autt.adm,ntss ration camp. peneen was
al one time lined up with i.crimer, but he
has hcNn showing 50 much independence Of
late that he is now ciassea as an unfriend.
il indian nv .hc machine. ON the other
hand tho an,fs ar, not any too friendly
With peneen, He is not sufficiently positive
10 suit The most Of these warriors,
Thtrtie;h Thtrtyerrst ana Thirty-sccond
warts In chicaso, A a guScrnatoriai candi-
date he woald have The support OF John
MaSnsra Harlan and his following, and the
fnncnenicnt ncwxparrrs would give him all
The encouragement In their power. On the
ether hard. the politicians would fssht him,
aad IL would hardly be possible for him to
secure tho united support of his county.
1t may he stated ~ tins conneSton ma
TIC Cook COUNTY csna,nate VINO - unasse
10 rohtrv' tne united Wetessuon s.N"u Nv :,
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ENtFE FOR SHERMAN,
e,e.ero,nrn, among the men mentioned for
VIC asehnS..vaI esanso y Ss,-nssn Ee
sss n, f,rsins ana Inc ability for the Of
go hh,, a. he ss s,n,,in.t,s, for Governor hts
nomination MI come after the complete
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