The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-07-23
Mr.. FAIRBANKS PLANS
Putting Himself In Physical condI.
tion for Campaign Work.

Putting Himself In Physical condI-
tion for Campaign Work.
Indianapolis. July %. - Senator
Charles Warren Fairbanks intends to
be in fine physical condition when he
starts on his tour around the circle il
the speaking campaign this year He
| has engaged Hugh II. Hanna's cottage
| at Mackinac Island for the season and
| with the exception of the three or four
days he will spend here at his notifica-
| ton, he will remain at Mackinac until
| the campaign is opened. He will be
| joined there within a few days by his
| family. The hour for the notification
| exercises has not been determined,
but probably will be within a few
| days. 1t is understood that the sena-
tor will serve a light lunch for the
members of the notification commit
tee. No effort is to be made to have
big state demonstration, but it is
very likely that two or three thousand
loyal Republicans will attend. The
occasion will be made notable by the
presence of some OF the big men of the
party.
1t will probably be some time before
/ the party leaders here get through
talking over the result of the legisla-
tive convention in which Kealings
slate with the exception of two men
was nominated. In fact, it is not so
certain but that all of it except one
candidate went through. There is
bound to be some jealousy creeping
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that Kealing's side won there is a dis.
position to take the credit away from
him. There is on doubt that he had
some very able assistance. Perhaps
the greatest credit, after Kealing's
share is set aside, belongs to L. G..
Rothschild, who was largely RESPONSE
BILE for the nomination of Roemler for
the senate. In the contest it seemed
| that the Beveridge and Fairbanks
| forces were working hand in hand,
| something they have not done before,
! in nominating candidates. Inasmuch
as Healing is known to be for Con-
gresham Hemenway for the senate,
the action of the Beveridge men in
| working with him to nominate men
favorable to Mr.. Hemenway is regard
| GU NY SOIue DIS du luulCdtlOu IudL
| ROthschild and Otner Beveridge lieut.
enants would not be displased with
the election of Mr.. Hemenway. How
ever, that is purely speculative, as
they have not indicated who they will
support.
It seems quite likely that another
powerful effort will be made to draw
Hugh Dougherty OF Button into the
race for governor. 1t has been nc
secret for long time that many Dem
ocratic leaders would like very much
to see his name at the head of the
fused to give them any encourage
ment. 1t is limited now, however, that
in view of the action of the ST Louis
convention and the probability OF
Taggart being elected national chair
man, that he is not SO averse to &C
cepting the nomination if it should be
made by reclamation. If Taggart is
elected it would not be at all surpris
ing to see Dougnerty's name at the
head of the ticket. 1t IS conceded
even by the Republicans, that he
would make an admirable candidate
If it is not DOugherty, then it seems
to be the general opinion that either
S. M. Ralston of Lebanon or Warde1
w. Stevens of Salem will be nomi
mated.
Mayor David S. Rose Of Milwaukee
who was one of the striking figure!
at the St. Louis convention, was here
today on business, but he spent con
siderable time with the. Democrat,
politicians. They felt at St. Louis
that Rose was disappointed in the out
come, as it looked to them as if ht
hoped to be nominated for vice presi
dent. He placed Mr.. Wall of Wiscon
sin in nomination for president, and il
doing so incurred the anger of hun
dreds of delegates by his attempt t.
arraign the so-called reorganizers 70
desertion of the Chicago and Kansa
City platforms, SO it was thought her
| that he might show some resentmen
toward the ticket, but on the contrar,
he seemed enthusiastic over it. an,
confident that it will be elected. He i
especially hopeful that the Democrat
will carry Wisconsin, owing to tn
, present unsettled condition of thing
, among the Republicans there.
Why Yorktown Is Gay.