Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-10
Elk Governor Boies, However
Will Be Dated For Some
Political Work
ANNOUNCEMENT PLEAsEs THEM
Reported That Boies, Who |. Fairly
IdoIized BY tho Democrats, Is Also
Going Into Indiana and Other States
to Help Along the Campaisn-some
Additional Speakers.

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Des Moines, Oct. 10.-The democrats
have demonstrated that they are incap-
able of making any general campaign
in Iowa this year, the only work to be
done out in the state being by a Few
OF the candidates for state office.
Maurice O'Connor, Of Fort Dodge, is
to be out on the stump this week IN
northern Iowa towns. The work OF ex-
Senator Schmidt Of Davenport, has
been confined largely to the eastern
1slrt of the state, but it is announced
he may go out in the state almost any
time. Gonrge Cullispn, of Harlan is
doing some work. Walter McHenry, OF
Des Moines, wloi was once the demo-
cratic candidate br secretary OF state,
is to go on the stump. He has al
ready made a few speeches at conven-
tions. Mr.. McHenry has been waver-
ing in his faith the past few years and
last campaign went out to a mining
camp near Des Moines and spoke at a
republican rally. He is especially well
informed on the tariff question. This
year he speaks for Parker. Judge
Spurrier, at one time conspicuous as
a strong I,roh bition republican, is to
do some work in this campaign for the
democrats. The most important an
ncuncement by the democrats, however,
is that they are going to date ex-Gov-
ernor Horace Boies for some political
work in Iowa. He will speak in Iowa
City and in Davenport, If meetings can
be arranged and he will especially urge
his old and influential following to
vote for Parker and for Wade. The
democrats are much delighted with
this prospect for they fairy idolize the
ex-governor, who has been living quiet
ly on his farm. 1t is also declared that
the ex-governor will go into Indiana
and other states to do some campaign
work. Charles A. Walsh, of Ottumwa,
is now said to be practically in charge
of the campaign work in Indiana, and
thru him the arrangements have been
made for Boies to go there. Col. Joseph
Eiboeck is to speak at Iowa Center,
Iowa county, this evening with Judge
Wade and he will accompany Wade
for some time in the strong German
communities. At state central head
quarters, George Huffman, formerly
state chairman, has taken hold and is
managing the speakers, which indi-
Gates some desire there shall be at least
show of campaign this year.
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The campaign in the Second district
will be conducted by Judge Wade per-
sonally and reports from the counties
of the district indicate he is wasting no
time asleep He is speaking in the
small places and is travelling out in
the country, but later will get into the
cities. 1t is certain he will have as
helpers several from outside the state,
probably John Sharp Williams and
Carter Harrison. In the Sixth district
A. Brewster and his friends feel that
they have scored a good point against
Major Lacey on the proposals for joint
debate and the refusal of the congress
sional committee to allow any joint
discussion of issues. Mr.. Brewster is
out making personal canvass of the
district The populists have nominat-
ed a strong man in that district which
will have a tendency to help Major
Lacey, for he will draw from a vote
that is naturally democratic. The
populist candidate is the leader Of the
labor organizations at Abba and in the
western part of the district. In both
the Second and Sixth districts, how
ever, the republicans are we'll organized
and Messrs. Dawson and Lacey are
making winning campaigns so that
there is no apprehension of the defeat
of either.
While George Taylor. of ottunwa,
had stated he would put up an elec-
toral ticket In Iowa, it was hardly sup
posed he would do SO. 1t was evident
from the first that his candidacy for
president aside from gratifying 1T
tie cheap vanity was planned for use
in some OF the border and eastern
states and not to affect the results In
Iowa. Mr. Taylor Is democrat In fact
and has been such for a long time and
whatever of effect his candidacy would
have would be to weaken the demo-
Gratis by withdrawing from them the
few coIored democratic votes that Tor