The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
Tells Of Walbridge Appointment
Of Saunders on Election Com
missioncrs' Board.
TALKS OF UNH0LY ALLIANCE.
Says I'd Butler Has Often Before
Been Depended Upon to Pull
the Republican Party
Through.

Chsunooy I. Fili-y. in his addreS. to the
Good Government Republican Roosevelt
Club last Thursday night, reviewed some
Of the Republican poiticaI history o. the
atty.
he spoke OF the appointment of Wi;I;a m
Fisweilyn Saunders as an Election Com
missioner on September :. Iss5. Under the
Fflley election Law. Mr.. F'iliey said:
ve,erinsry Surgeon Jane. f'isnd o. ssur-
ment. '"Ths; the Mayer hs: thrown do1n the
sauntiei TO Old man f1iley. nov What would
On the night u ssrteinhs- u I,- u. Phillips.
iohn III Pchlnlsn and Thomas X. S..iringhsas
Ind Hot.l, ana cracked . both. Il wine
Thomas X; Ni.drinsiaus said: ''who..-r said
and aehtar ' didn, T"ITI fno, ~ lin ny ''' '''A'
Waihndse refused TO civ. w th' name. of
r-stic petitions .i,her Tor holding over Demo
.raA on appointing them.
Mr.. Fiiley told of a conversation be-
iween Joseph McCullagh who was then
editor of the Globe-Democrat. and Saun-
ders. which he quoted. as follows:
MccULI.AGH OBJECTED
o n ~ " far ,s. iTeha s9 '2S
which Saunders replied. Yes. ! did
:IsisIs sna shall DO ali I'M car 70" 10 Ais inaaes re
Mayor Taioridse 70 mas. yon resign ihe
tics-sspeciaIly as in the of a candfdst.
Ike Harriscn. whom every cne admits mad.
sn1 Tor p:s.sn.l a f8isnd. Sr@ ' excused '0' '''-
ysffs,on city fer the nomination G: IN. stat.
RspYhlcan ticket; upon the floor Of the con
ms o. .bs editors and proprietor. Of ;he
Estlinh. Post. in eoesr,nership With Doctor
man. We want not only the platform but III.
g.2 % IL; who's. ps'i record |. .u.ian,.-
This was n. day after IN. oaucu. in nv
rom tn. pre.iou. evening at III. Mecs,ty
pubIic.ns % oonceds the Carroll county reso-
lu,ioo,: which III. I:nk and nle of the part.
friction. and the threatened bolt. II vas no
sn' m .ns .hsn a Vas .s e
f.e.: az; i. entirely took away any excuse or
n, Tho 5snk and aIe were no. IN III. then .,un.
,nsf a enntr.c,-iik. the spiaer. Web se.i"hsa mad
been made between the high contracting Re-
ss the i Hs eon,raS, b.,s..n loss II.
nty Committee. represented on the part % the
by City counciInan and CIV sommiiss.man
Charles 7; Carroll ef GnadalsjaIa fame. and
on the other by Ii. subcommittee Of The Pub.
h,-osnsrstlip ~ 1T patty rhiSh eontr.ct prcyid.d
ii.-own.rship party and the Repubnosn r~Ity
p. p on.,haf each OF III. candidate. .nd one
fps.n IN. two parties. n succ.s.fuI.
HE WAS INCRHpULors
had been incTedulous and unable b.li.-v
that. ss lor in voting strength weakness o.
III. Republican party had been reduced b- it,
Elimination management. that tt had. as had
allen allen 81, 20 Low IN 9TH The estimation Of e. man
Is. vote. that n. diek.r could Give spIn In
s.f sn sss ns the souIs as'9rsd @ Sf E
nabiiaan ticket through Perhaps his viii more
ssd ussb espsln N. ana M Sn, p ,Sl. day ssdss spsnc.
the cOui OF his \
po.,,a was the object Of his visit:
you .eosp. the renohs;ion for cirea,; ySsae ns.e
III hii! The Republicans want to give IL 70
Rsspondinsr I said: You have asked m. a
souarr question. and I'll give 10 you q s1usr.
ansrsrnLf AZ. were you. Judge. would no, take
. But; you hno.: Mr.. r,ii.y. ,h., Ed Butler
,s;S~n ~: e pull the Republican ticket through
% pull Is. Rspusc.n tssee iSTous ,eq IN 'Ras isss
y ncminaiioo seekers and by candidates. 1t
.ssraI e!Icis. and .tiiI could not beii.v. ih..
:, :sy Sontr.cs .,.. Or o., unio, .il,sno: SSyd q
s sssstiPs Rs.s'ss Ia signatures until saw 1T IN
I dId not aneep. Il on the verbal sssur.nc.
a Va: % so for toT eoua not a.. believe that the
,1s Rspsbiiesa p.I,y IN The city and I Stat State was was
nsyer, never better organised and as-ursd- Of |
;Ss e ES Busr
u eouH not wtn and 90 n!ahe an alliance with |
R.dss Es:s:s On m page age ~ shs :D..i, 3 iSs lof
IN. ,.!ss n sud @NhGIf not bsli.1. iAN ss., Akin.
shIougs his d.sses I.pI..ehi.Iiy. .ns su.hcii.sd
&: I'm. s.Ss;; Ss;';S I'd :S,sss
l.. n 3. OF
sss:r . h:H ,as. q. sS hs
called by the GLOBE Democrat elbow TO elbow |
ssbsi1
silisnce" sii scandal. made By Mr.. clinton 4.
ana eoass raj . hse the MAD. a'r at s at
v,,ah r.msrkable . avoidance of facing. and any |
Known. with his practical poii,icsi eIpers.nrs
.nd both political and legal Judgment. that |
sauit upon the Republican inansser. wi,hau,
,he hpsciute evidence 20 sustain H. But II has /
What aetusted Carl schurz TO demand on the |
noor or the convention of 1870 that with |
:he CARROLL County resolutions embraced in the |
on p.incipi. va: extracted fror, the -i,1ation.
-ssors had TO be had TO his specious demand:
We want not only III. platform. but The man
sn It whose pas, record is xua-ai.te- for MS |
NJ fhs s.ans W VA, y. :-ss tn. FOO
mo throushout the ls7c csnpaisn BY IT ard the
.:si.d IN rss ,s.- i so; as :, ,her na ..yas and
ulsr Republican candidate. Joseph W Mns-,urs
wa, H: n. s'f a.; R.Sssa slss
re hsa previously served several terms IN /!
sss ss. "a: one su; Of n. The
owners failed to secure the appointnan; of iSe
tses to r. s Sd.r aoni.g, h% and ,s; ss;
printing under his administrator. The control
sss no. 50 o,.nsi~e .s.n q: 69 nsa - ns pcs
law for appo'ntments hs. not changed. hut
Snme material and unnecessary or~nFiye snnsnj- |
vii be chsnsed - "''''" e'eh'oS"
LAUGHED AT SPENCER
"a. sn,iy 90, % 70 Butter 10 pull the Republican
pressing IL 10 80 learned Judge. seit"lik.
..ig upon @ 81 sa;i.ra p"ns = T. had
i ought 10 be defeated for. there Is vic,orS IN
Ssfeat Of that nature and defeat In a victory
MEMBER OF the Good Goyernmen, Renu,,,ic.p
susnee Of pi ne. sid .n% nov aS; Siisn this =, 5 a..
ssa ;S. 60 r.: bee. en-; ,n;iI: 2; r. j.
The Cify Committees tan with In.-the r.I,sn".
upon and assured s.eirtancr Of I'd Butler in
would never no never. let Folk carry 81 ni.
ana that ,he Election cornrn,ssioner.. offS.
ne .epunlican @ end of u. had an eye 10 Re
:. On the twenty-eiehth day OF Tune. fR3 the
sdmnl.trstion sixty dsys ,nenmSen,~as e Ss,sres
made up and cent 10 20 th. Mayor for conhrrna-
broush conference In which ali Of the sn' He
claims were fairly considered a veil
That evening Chsrie. r. Comfort d-ov. u, TO
my residence enf invited me 20 take . drive
.s hin ,ssor.s sSSs so s: ,h: esssn .hi.
Sr:i:d: III, a.sl!n.a, But $: in.i:s.a upon
f'sIis; In hi, drive in The rerlurion Of that
.ors,t ne up,on~a , 20 me me object q III: call
He kindly sner-sted that I had never mad.
Sa. vas a sood iist.nsr arsda.IIy VI ). 'iane u".
olded his platform, m Snc !. ran thus: Fund.