The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-09
Say That the Former Circuit
Judge Will Receive Repub-
lican Nomination.
UNION LABOR IS COURTED.
Precinct Organization Is Being
Formed in Every Ward With
Postal-Card Pledges and
Club Work.

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Tall -, ~, ...ei 80 ,, a.. pa,,,,;,,
,;orniuatior, .o- ~ ro-, .r,,,.,,- IN
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Inns. "i'h " 'o'ai "a T."
leehien announced as Pledged TO h.s canG:-
dacy. they figure that the spring prtrnaris.;
can only res-,,, in T.ltv,s favor
' eS"i' III ai's l"s''
SEen the supporters OF former Judge
Franklin Ferriss acknowledge that the
strength of Tally is well known End that
i, is rbs do,d a.,.i,s, ,i,,, A, Tho s,,,,,s
10 ..ie Aeio against MIN AT 'i'e SAME
'isns they announce that all is not lost
and that they viii; do their best. notwith-
standing Er.on.;s az o,to ct.rai v,y not
fi'eii's VI o'to suiei say ina
he VIII no: be candidate himself. though
he has not announced his nrafnranc.
Noa,yhi,o ,i,o s,,,,,,,,.,o,'. -
d;scrs,r;n ..''. INC ,"pp', @ sex u my dis
discussing their slate, but say that they
have rot arrived at definite decision
Some of the candidates for minor nositions
msts n, -, - ,I,ai. - e.'.
io seciel VI tHeF 4hteHlioh 10 get
INTO the Tally band wagon. as they choose
to call II. and saw that this is rho easjest
u,,,- 70 ,,,. ,t,...-,, ~. .'..--
"S " Set throuSh the convention WIN
'u. | d soush mouse.
-, "l's committeeman are SAD on
so'u i"'noIi's 10 oe those rom the FIRST
M u. foufti' fHth' EIsn'h'
80, eh'h' ihir'eeilh' ourteentn. Sin
se'eH'eehtii' eighteenth. 1Wen-
..etn' i"en'E-iifst. 1"eaty-second. Twen-
ty-thlrG, Twenty-fourth. Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-sixth wards
OF the other committeeman ,nucb do
pends unor ,be a.ti,,,Gn nt Gnu miuc So
Louis p Aloe. John r. Owen and Isouis
Alt. None OF these has committed himseIf
to any candidate, and probably will not do
so for some time TO come
On the other hand. il is not irnprobahle
that George Gershon of the, TWenty-first
and Charley Day of the Twenty-Second
cations favorable to Tally. In the Tween
ty-first Ward, Thomas K Niedrinyhaus:
has been friendly TO Judge Ferriss. In the.
Twenty-second Ward. Henry c. Grenner
Collector.
At the same time Mr.. Niedringhaus is
a candidate for the Senate and probably
will take no part in the F'erriss Candidacy.
to do what Is the best for his own candi-
dacy. In the Seventh. the committeeman n,
Louis J. Becker. has been SLOW in declar-
ing himself for Tally. while the chairman
Of the Precinct Committee William DutIi
has announced for Tally, and will fight
for him.
SENDING, OFT poSTaIS
A.. ah,,. .s.,. =. - -.,.
one OF the ch'ef assets OF Judge Talty
is the union labor element During the last
few weeks he has been ssndiny ONT nost.,-
=. -, e..
caro p'eoSes. anu IL Keeping then on ME
He is the attorney for several labor or
ganizations. notably the teansters. car
penters and others
Said one Of the knowing committee
men Yesterday:
There are at least twenty committee
men who will stick 10 Judge Talty to the
last and who are deteruined tn nominafe
him FOR the,, know be 10 certain Of aIec
tion some lime ago nrranizad Labor com
,pan,ad bnI5iuc ,Daatip0S for tho p,,rr.ns.a