The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-10-14
TO WISCONSIN
Will Also Speak in
State of Indiana.
Political Notes to Interest
Readers of the Daily
Index.

Ex-Mayor John R. Cassidy will not
be q candidate for Councilman in the
third ward but John CostIn will
probably enter the lists in the first as
a candidate against John Foos. the
Republican nominee.
Taggart comes to Indiana this week.
to take personal charge of the cam
paign in that State.
DIR. e. ". Chalfant is still being
mentioned as a candidate for Council
man large He has not decided to
enter the race. he says. but the ,rumor
will not down.
Gen Keifer, in his speech at Troy,
o.. Saturday night, predicted that the
race question would be q main issue of
future campaigns
The Democratic convention viii be
held ON Friday evening.
Apostle John Alexander Dowie, in
the pulpit Sunday. declared: ''Roose-
velt stands for righteousness and just
mess. His career shows a man whose
one interest is his country. His cleo
tion means a continuance of that poll
| cy that means so much for Zion and
its industries. His return means con-
ditions that will make possible the
influx of 800. 600 Australians who are
coming here within q year-a fact
1 have not before divulged.
General r. Z. Kennedy, ex-Lieuten.
ant Governor of Ohio, has received
word from the National Republican
headquarters that he will be assigned
to Indiana and Wisconsin. Senator
Dick wishes the General to confine his
efforts to Ohio but the mandates of
the National Committee must be
obeyed. General Kennedy says he
would prefer to stay away from Wis
consin- The spellbinders win be
thrown into Wisconsin and Indiana
because Indiana is considered as
doubtful and Wisconsin needs Republi-
can influence because of factional
strife in the Badger State.
The prediction of General Kennedy
as to the result Of the coming presi-
dential election viii be interesting be-
cause Of his long experience in politic:
and his insight into public affairs
General Kennedy says: 'I believe
that Roosevelt viii have a bigger ma
jority than Mckinley
Governor Odell announces that hs
win never again hold public Office.
The Governor says he has hsd enough
of Office holding. and had no desire fol
nor any intention of taking a United
States Sentorship.
| 1t is claimed that on the petition
filed by Ohio Populists to get on tn,
ticket many names are in the SAME
handwriting. and that 'his mark, .
indicating the supposed signer cannot
write, is to be found in abundance.
John c. Hover, chairman of the Re
publican Executive Committee. SAID
Tuesday morning that Republican
demonstrations will probably be held
in almost every town in the county
There will De but one meeting il
Bellefontaine during the present cam
paign but it will be big one. TIL,
meeting will not be held until tn,
other towns have had a chance t,
celebrate.
The Republican campaign in Logan
county will be opened in Bellecsnte
on Friday evening. State Senator s
a. West and Attorney A. Jay Mile
will speak. Special rates over the BIZ
Four will be 80 cents for the rount
trip. Train will leave here at 40 p
m. returning will leave Bellecenter a
10: 80. A large crowd from BelIefon
taine is confidently expected to be pres
ent at the meeting.
The Democrats of Logan county viii
hold meeting Friday evening for tn
purpose of nominating city snd town
ship ticket.
The fool and his money never parte,
more quickly than do the polItica
candidate and his well filled purse.
On the evening of Friday, Oct
IA, a special train over the Big Fou
Will be run to Bellecenter and return
on account of the Republican meeting
TO take place there. The fare for tn
round trip will be 80 cents. Trail
will leave at 6 40 p. m, returning a
10 80 p. m. Attorney A Jay Mile
and State Senator Sam 81. West vii
deliver addresses. A band will accom-
pany the local Republicans.