Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-20

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Senator Fairbanks will make speak
ing tour to the Pacific coast.
Walter wellman says the Republican
managers admit that New York State is
in doubt.
NJ. T. Ingalls,, president Of the Big
-Four railroad. predicts the success OF
the Democratic national ticket.
A boom for +. A.. Heinze for Gov
ernor of Montana has been launched at
Butte by the antitrust forces
Acting Secretary Oliver Of the War
Department issues circular TO employees
warning them 60 keep out Of politics.
A. Heaton Robertson OF New Haven
was nominated for Governor by the Con-
necticnt Democratic State convention.
Gov. ogell OF New York announced in
New YORK City that under no circum-
stances would he accept denomination.
The Populists OF Tennessee met in
State convention at Nashville. PreS-
Dental electors were chosen and plat.
form adopted
Henry Watterson turned his speech at
the banquet OF the Democratic editors in
Newport into bitter personal attack ON
President Roosevelt
Hearst Democrats OF Henry county,
Illinois. called convention TO nominate
ticket 20 contest the ticket named by
the old-lhte Democrats.
Secretary Of War Taft viii open the
State campaign ag Warren. Ohio Oct.
l. senator Foraker and Gov. Herrick
will be the other speakers.
Richard Olney of Massachusetts was
at Rosemount the other day and con
suited with Alton Il. Aarker Gen. Nsi
sou A. Miles also called there
The Colorado Peoples party held
State convention in Colorado Springs
and nominated State ticket. headed by
Judge Frank w. DIVERS for Governor.
\. V McAIvcy. II. G., Ostrander and
Attorney General c. A. Blair were nonr-
mated for Supreme Court justices by the
Michigan Republican judicial eonven-
ton.
The Republican national committee has
received car load OF official litho-
graphs of President Roosevelt and Sem
asVA "aAbHANS AVA utohhinWbt'H IL tuv
West
Alton b. Parker has made public a
letter Of Gen Miles congratuhting him
on his speech accepting the Democratic
nomination and indorsing it in every par
ticular
Walter Welman says the Republican
leaders, after an analysis of the political
situation, admit that the 100 votes OF
twelve States are in doubt, bnt expect
enough of these TO insure success.
Mr.. Roosevelt. it is announced by Mr..
Cortelyou, his political manager, will
make no speeches during the campaign.
This is in line with the precedent Great
ed by William Mckinley in 1900
A. A. Worsley, fusion nominee for land
commissioner in Nebraska and PoPulist
nominee for Congress and State Sena-
tor, was proffered the presidential nomi-
nation of the labor party in Chicago.
The Michigan Democratic State cen
trial committee elected II. o. Wood OF
Flint chairman to succeed Thomas L.
BarSworth Of Jackson. resigned. A. r.
Garfield of Claire was chosen secretary.
Dean Henry Wade Rogers os the Yale
law school, formerly president of North
western University, will be invited to
serve as temporary chairman Of the Con
necticut Democratic State convention
Sept. q.
Dean Henry Wade Rogers Of the Yale
law school praised Alton Il, Parker and
criticised President Roosevelt in taking
the temporary ehairmanship of the Con
Stata in
New Haven.
Alfred f. Lunt of Harvard Uniyer-
sity, who is campaign manager OF the
American Republican College League.
has opened headquarters at the Audito-
rum and soon will be in touch with 2O0,-
600 college voters
The California Republican State CON
yention nominated W. c. Lorigan of San
Jose for Justice of the Supreme Court
and u. s. Grant Of San Diego and w.
S. Wood Of San Francisco for presiden-
tial electors at large.
The st. Louis convention was indoors
cd by the Democratic State convention
at Santa Cruz, Cal, presidential electors
were named and Judge Maurice u. boo
Ling was nominated for associate justice
Of the Supreme Court
Efforts to start movement for Will
liam r. Hearst for Governor of New
York were made in n meeting Of the
Democratic editors of the State, held in
New York City The plan was beaten
in the resolutions committee.
The union or Addicks faction Of the
Republican party in Delaware hay nom
mated Henry c. Conrad of Wilmington
for Governor. The electoral candidates
are the same as selected by the regu-
lar Republican State convention.
Judge Parker. in an address TO Demo
cratic editors comparing the eight years
Of Democratic rule with the last seven Of
Republican administration, says "extrag-
agance runs riot" and that the growth
of expenditures IS public menace.
1t was declared in Elkins, W. Va.
on apparently good authority, that Henry
G.. Davis and his brother. Thomas y.
Davis, had contributed $4,000 each to
the Democratic national campaign fund,
and that this would be the limit Of their
contributions
News OF Minor Nots.