The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12

sor him 20 make any speeches until the
lst Of octoJ,r. From that time On. - will
be constantly employed touring the State.
So successful has been his work in the
last ten days that the State Committee IS
anxious TO keep him out In the State Il
has partaken more OF the character OF a
crusade than a campaign toar. At no time
has he had less taan 2c,5 persons in at
tendance while in E.ldorado Springs the
audience numbered about 700.
Reports which have come 20 State Chair
man Evans indicate that the receptions
which have been accorded to Mr.. Folk
are little less than remarkable The cam
paign for the nomination Vas unusual and
mad never been eQuaI.ed BY any previous
ceTnpaigner. but the crusade for election
on the zntibJocle pIs sJfoTul IS going far
tker IN breaking ali records.
TERN CRUSADE JUSTIFIED.
The attitude OF the people toward the
party's platform jusJides the term crusade.
At every point the 0uispOken and definite
pledges made by the party in its Efforts
70 purify The p1blic service are cornpli-
mented % all Classes. beliefs and Eorts of
people There Is no Indication inat there
Hill bs a perceptibie Joss in Republican
support, which mas been pledged outside
Of some OF the politicians VINO have per
sonal encs 70 sccure. lTresI-zCriye If party.
the people are attending the meetings.
greeting sir. Folk sftsrward ana pToTnIs-
Ing their votes.
State Chairman Evans yesterday gave
ost a list OF appointments for Elliott W.
Major. nominee foT Attorney General.
Governor. and COazr.ssmea RoC=rt Lamar
OF The Sixteenth. q. W Haruln of IN.
Seventh ana David A DsArmOEd IF Ihs
sixth d-str!cts cOnsT.ssm-u Haulifn and
Lamar have exchanged dates FOR the first
week in October.
The appointments are as follows:
CONGEi s-=sLaN IANAf's sri ECTiEs
iiia--=-y = c0aSr-szrasn R1bsG Lamar
jeHl0er IS. >. H., Et.caasd. stpiefl,c.f is. !
i epiess a; :. b 4 ~ IA - .i:-i..! Z I is.h -
= n. Se.5.rs. se:t-rrDs. - :, n. idsrsh-
2. , ,s-,. S>.,t-Hzist , : o.. i-.Il.-
bur s'iH7 NJ Lc.t,h.al r .1,ei.ls.r . m n
u: !.-asiaLe; seglea-f-r =. D n. Fa.lig--
sirs. ---pt-rnSer n. = m. Mountain ,ir5s-.
y N Naii.ts-id. sep,sfni.f -. !, n. s-sy-
!u1gr. octooer J. >. Il. i.oss sVIi'.. october
!, >. n
HAMLIN's OCTOBER SPEECHES.
To Congressman Hsmlin has BEEN as
signed the following dates in Lsmsr's DIS
trict:
Houston, October :. ,. m: Licking october
}. ,. N: victor. october :. ! , N. ss..Tn.
oei2ser .s 4 3 ei5.r coz 'lsc ia e.isiiil 2f.t . r
tob-r 6. ] ,. n. Csbs. october =. . m. -.
James. October :. ,. N. s0iEioa. ,r:5bs- :.
p
I.AMAR'S OCTOBER DATES.
Congressman Lamar Will speak In Mr..
Hamliu's district as follows:
AshsEOye. Oct05er ,. ! ? n. Springfield. Oc-
iobsr ,. ~ =. IN. odessa. October :. p IT,.
HFgiusvili-. october 4. - , n. Old S1liieF>
Home. october 3. ! = m. i>sAiIgt1u. october
;. 30 y n. N-.spn. ...ouer .. 4 =. m. Lar
shall. pCtoiI-. g. 40 = TO-. ArrsSfTs1S. October
:. ! y. III. Glasgow. OCtSt-r = 80 J.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR MAJOR.
Elliott W. Major will make speeches az
follows:
WarrsnSburs. September IS ?. n. Rush
VILE. september iI. D IT,
TWO DATES FOR RTBEY.
Thomas L. Rubey's dates include:
Kirksyill.. SEPTEMBER y. I =. IA. Rgsaviiie.
September -. p p
DE ARMOND'S ASSIGNMENTS
Congressman, David a DE Almond will
speak at the following places:
yyarreusHurE. September .. 80 p m. Hot
den September L. 80 ?. m. Hu0ba1stsr.
.--f-ernh-T -. ~ p "a. Cas- County, s-e.i-
tsrnt..r -. and l.. 'hal1lsv-l. -
clair county. S.pt.Inb'f =. 4-a3 J. m. Rosco-
september -. 30 y m. Tlfan. Seplrr.oer -.
- p. n. CEDAR County. September -. . and
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