The Washington times., 1904-09-27

ago. is quoted for comparison with Can
didate ParHer's Philippine views in let
ter OF acceptance.
CANDIDATE PARKER Plans an
other conference I'm New York city today
10 meet Judge Herrick. the partys can
dldate for governor. and decide on an ar
rangerent h. which they can work to-
gether to best advantage TO win the
Empire state for both tickets.
Watching Pivotal States.
CANDIDATE FAIRBANKS-Open a
tour-d1E tour Of Montana with Sena-
tor Dolliver of Iowa and ex-senator Car
ter. who hopes to get back to the SEN
ate.
CANDIDATE DAVIS-Forms an all
star combination of national celebrities
10 tour West Virginia. to dwell entirely
upon State issues and win the electoral
vote Tor the Democratic ticket The
Spellblnders selected are German, David
y Hill. Senator Daniel Of Virginia and
Ex-Governor William PhIckney Whyte
OF Maryland, the last named German S
former political enemy, but now as close
10 the Senator as Judge Herrick is to
Hill in New York.
WILLIAM j. BRYAN-Rouses Demo-
Gratis 10 do their utmost in Indiana and
promises to make thirty speeches there
to hold the silverites in line.
German Recalls 1892.
ADVISER GORMAN-Says campaign
resembles struggle of 1892 between Cleve-
land and Harrison. when apathy reigned
on both sides and result surprised even
old campaigners. Satisfied with situs-
ton and predicts developments favorable
10 Democratic candidates.
CHAIRMAN CORTELYOU-Arriv in
Washington to confer with President
Roosevelt. Inference drawn in political
circles IN New York that Republican re-
volt against the State machine may
5eopardize electoral vote. To devise
methods to keep all factions In line for
State ticket, as well as national
CHAIRMAN Ia GART-Announces
receipt Of bushel of kilograms from
the Parker letter, and says campaign
VIII now go forward with enthusiasm.
A Republican Tammany.
GOVERNOR ODELL-Perfects the
plan OF recognizing county machine in
the metropolis. to run on a Tammany
basis. re-enfOrced by political workers
or experience Calls on lieutenants 70
Keep Iammany plurality in greater city
below 60.0e0. Tammany leaders feel sure
OF largely exceeding 1000O0
CANDIDATE HIGGINS Cannot at
tack Judge Herrick's partisan activity
while on the bench, because Of Governor
Cdeli similar parucipa ton as State
chairman To be notified Of nomination
at Olean on October 5.
CANDIDATE HERRICK-Bids fare
well TO members of Albany county bar
IN affecting scene. requesting press rep
resentatives TO omit all comment, and
trying Intellectually to repress laudatory
tributes from practitioners. Wants Par
ker 70 make speeches.
In Fourth Maryland.
Maryland Republicans OF the Fourth
district unanimously nominated Will
liam c. Smith for Congress at a rous-
ing meeting in Baltimore last night. The
incumbent Of the seat is James w Den
ny. Democrat but as he had DfuraIffv
OF only coo over Charles r. Schirm I'm a
vote of over g, 900 at the last election
the district is considered most debatable
ground
Candidate Smith was given a rousing
reception, and made a speech. which
though short. created n good impress
sion The platform adopted after com
mending the Republican party and Pres
ident ROOSeVcltS administration, points
TO Smiths career as deputy States at
tOrney and city councilman as proof Of
MS ability to represent the people in
Congress with credit 10 himself and
benefit 20 the district It declares that
he VIII advocate the widening and deep
ening Of the channel
Representative Wachter was present |
and made one Of his characteristic |
speeches. defending the Administrator
against the charge Of extravaganza He /
declared the Democrats were getting rs /
much Of the appropria tions as the Re
70 say anything Replying 10 State SEN /
atOr Gills speech In which that gentle |
man advocated the dredging Of Balti-
more harbor by the Government, Repre- |
sentative Wacnter said.
ANY gentleman who goes TO Congress |
with an idea OF getting The Government |
10 dredge the harbOr of Baltimore is n /
rainbowlchaser ana will never land /
what he's after"
Indiana Republicans.
Representative ]. A Hemenway Of |
Indiana. chairman of the House Com l
mittee on Appropriations. and one Of /
the leading candidates for the succession I
COME TO Washington on department
matters He says Indiana will 20 Re
publican by $500; that Representative /
Overstreet is in no danger OF losing his
likely TO gam two Congressional dis
tricts In the State. These seats are now
filled by Robinson and Meirs, Demo-
Gratis.
Wisconsin Decision.
Interest is felt throughout the country |
in the impending decision. to be handed /
down today by the Wisconsin supreme /
court in the suit brought by the Stall |
wart faction Of the Republicans to have |
It's state convention declared the regu-
lar one and its nominees placed IN the 4
column on the official ballot. /
III the court holds for the Stalwarts the /
la Toilette faction viii continue its 4
State ticket IN the field. thus dividing /
the Republican vote and giving the 1
Democrats a splendid opOrtuuity to /
carry the State II the decision be 1
against the StalWarts they may with |
raw their State ticket. but the feeling /
1as become so intense that both fac
ions may continue.
Fx-RepresentatiVe s. A Cook. candi-
late for governor on the Stalwart ticket
las declared that he viii withdraw II /
q 81 - no I
gainst him. Leading Stalwarts have
,tfggegted that ~ such event the name |
II ex-Gov. Edward SchOfield be placed |
mon the ticket IN IL be decided 10 keep !
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