Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-23
,irman Spence Will Have a
zine List of Campaign Ora
tors For the Canvass
My THREE DISTRICT FIGHTS
Democrats Have No Hopes Of Winning,
Except in the Second, First and
Sixth, Where They Will Concentrate
Their Efforts-Anti-Pass Bill Fa.
vored by Henry County Republicans.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special To
Des Moines, July 23.-Chairman
Spence of the state campaign commit
tee expects to have in the field when
the campaign opens as fine a list Of
speakers as ever handled by a repub-
lican committee in Iowa. The fact
that it is presidential year and the
are interested and there
is also a large list of state and county
officers to be elected will make it easy
to raise an enormous fund with which
to carry on the campaign and 1t will
make it possible to get a much larger
number of speakers for the campaign.
Both the senator's will make speeches
in Iowa tho both viii do some work
outside the state. Secretary Shaw viii
be secured for few rallies near the
close of the campaign. Whether
Governor Cummins can devote his en-
tire time to Iowa or will have to go to
other states is not yet known. 1t is
Known ltldl AS Will Ioiu Ia
readiness to enter largely into the
wherever he can do the most
good. The members of congress VIII
all remain in their respective districts.
The speaking strength of the list has
been measurably increased by the ad-
dition of T.. H. Hubbard, of the Elev-
enth. who is one of the most convince
ing speakers in the state Congress
man Hull will be absent from the state
for most of the campaign, as ne VIII
assist in the management of the con-
campaigns In the east. But
rhere will be brought into the state a
large number of speakers from the
outside, tho no one VIII denver MANY
addresses. 1t is believed the democrats
will also bring to the state iarse
number of speakers who VIII ne used
chiefly in the Second. First and sixth
districts. The campaign will therefore
prove interesting enough when we get
into it.
The republicans of Henry county
recognize some local issues ana aHiolis
other resolutions which they passed
was the following: ),
"Recognizing the constant ana naturti
tendency Of wealthy corporations u
increase their power in state aifalrs'
and the detriment to public interests
tharahv unless properly guarded and
we denounce the system ~
railroads granting passes 10 pupiie VI
fc,als. and demand the passage OF an
VnC C a
anti-pass bill by the next iesisi'.aie e
without hostility to railroad corpora
+,o,s we insist upon just ana eqult-
ah1a relations between them ana their
,atrons and demand that all UNJUST
rehates. delays in the shipment OF I'VE
stock and other commodities, ana dfs-
cri,,,;nation in freight rates be apol-
ished by proper legislation. TO that
"a we favor the election OF q senator
and representative at the next eiec.ion
r.,ho shall, not only be free from ooil-
.. ,ions to railroad interests, out VIII
rlaase themselves to vote Tor ieglsia
t,,a measures embodying the ABOVE
principles.
The Iowa supreme court is trying TO
,oa,,ra some uniformity in the matter
of briefs presented 10 thie eou' 80
in addition to the general iules Do ~
what the papers must contain me
court has directed that the Drleis siiail
follow a certain given form. Inc court
gives the following nine items 10 De
shown.
what the case is about.
The issues of the case.
uow the issues were decided IN the
lower courts. -.
The decree OF the lower court.
The particular errors relied on Tor
reversal. -
The facts claimed to sustain these.
~ II ia claimed that the verdict Is
not sustained by the evidence the facts
showing why not.
The legal propositions relied upon
with the authority
The argument.
~ ;s believed by the court that this
,,,,u sjmplify the work very much IL
vii, certainly not increase the amount
of printing to be done. 1t is note
1,orthv that many of the cases which
roach the supreme court are so pre-
pared that the court mas great aiiicui-
~ in arriving at conclusions. and this
iS reason IOF SO many oPPiASAA'O-,~
for rehearing, for the court fails to get
at the real facts on first presentation,
George f. Taylor, who is now
nominee for sure. is editor
of newspaper in Iowa. 1t is news
naper devoted to the interests of the
colored people and is printed at OF
tumwa. Taylor is we'll known among
the colored men of the state.
The report of DR.. Voldeng. superin-
tendent of the state hospital at Cher
otee shows that there were Is in the
inebriate department July l. and one
was q woman. A year previous there
were 80 men and women. During the
year there were admitted for first
time so men aud 2 women: 63 men and
4 women were paroled. and 6o men es-
capped.