Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Indiana Senator Will Make /
Few Speeches Ia Iowa
This Fall
E. l. HAMILTON TO HELP OUT
This Michigan Congressman Will Be
Remembered as Having Given the
Widely Circulated and Famous Trust
Speech During the Campaign Last
FaII-Ensrsetic Campaign Promised


Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Sept. 23.-The republican
state committee has received a letter
from Senator Charles w Fairbanks o.
Indiana, in which he states he will EN-
tieavor to make a few speeches in Iowa
this fan. Senator Fairbanks is one oi
ate, OF which he has been a menbe.
about six years. He is IAN excellent
member him as having taken part IL
the campaign i'll this state two years
ago He delivered four speeches. one
of them being IN Des Moines and the
others in other parts of the stat,
Everywhere he had q large audience
and his addresses were extremely Well
received Senator Fairbanks meeting
in Des Moines was one OF the principal
meetings of the campaign. Is wac
largely attended, not only by local re-
publicans but by republicans from the
surrounding counties. Ii is not known
just how many speeches the senator
will be able to make in Iowa this far
but 1t is confidently expected that he
will make three or four at any rate.
Congressman f. l.. Hamilton, o.
Michigan, will also endeaNor to be iR
Iowa a few days In letter received
from him by Manager Dawson of tlle
Speakers bureau, he states he Will give
some time to Iowa il it is al all pos
sible for him to do so. Congressman
Hamilton will be remembered as the
man who delivered the famous trGsi
speech which was extensively eireu
lated turnout the country during tn
last fall. In his address hi
clearly outlined the policy of the re
the congressional committee thought
the speech so good that they caused
1t to be extensively distributed. Sew
eral thousand copies We're distributed
in Iowa, and many Iowa republican
who read this speech will be anxious
to hear Congressman Hamilton, il h
is able 10 take part in the campaign
this fall
The preparations for Governor Cum
Minis opening nee ting Saturday even
ing of this week are practically COM
pleted AS the time for the meeting
approaches 1t becomes more and more
evident that IL vii. be one of the big
gest campaign rallies ever held in Des
Moines or Iowa.
The governor has completed his
speech and IL is now in the hands of
the printer. This address will be Civ
a
committee and several hundred thou
sand supplements containing 1t will be
furnished to the republican weekly pa
pers. 1t is expected that Governor
Cummius Will make three or four
speeches next week. but the dates for
these meetings have not yet been fully
upon.
Chairman Spence and Manager Daw-
son. of the speakers bureau, are again
absent from Des Moines this week and
win not return to the city until Fri
day The reports that have been re-
ceived from the district conferences in
dictate that they are fully as enthusiast
tic as the ones held last week. These
will undoub eedfy result in
n much more energetic campaign than
could nave been eaN1ed on had they
not been held. Legislative candidates
are showing great interest In the work
and practically all of them will make
speeches in their counties.
The nomination papers OF quite 4
number of the republican candidates
for the legislature have not yet been
fled. This is a matter that should be
attended to at once, for very little time
New York Margaret Ryan, aged 80,