Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-15
Addresses by More Than Seven
ty-Five Republicans, Sched-
uled For This Week
SPLENDID VICTORY SEEMS SURE
The Earnest CO. operation of Everyone
Who Believes in Republican Princi-
pies is All That Is Necessary-ouiet
and Determined Approval Of Repub-
Iican Policies Is Manifest.
peclal to Times-Republlcan.

Special to Times Republican.
enty-flve addresses by republicans are
scheduled for this week by the repub
lican state committee, and this does
not include any of the large number
OF speakers who are given dates by tbs
| local committees. Every republican
| member of congress, as well as the
/, junior senator, is on the stump doing
valiant service. AIessrs Garst, Byers,
| Eaton, Carroll and Palmer are out
| making speeches. Ex-Governor Lar
rabee opens with a speech today in his
| own county. Governor Cummins is
dated for speeches in Clearfield. Bux-
ton and Washington. Senator Dolliver
makes several afternoon addresses. 1t
Is expected that the date for Secretary
Shaw wild be fixed this week. every
one of these speakers is on the stump
advocating republican principles, COM
Waterloo platform OF the democratic
party, ana urging the election OF the
republican ticket from top to bottom.
The meetings OF the past week have
made 1t plain to the republicans that
all now needed to assure a splendid
victory in the state and an emphatic
Endorsement of republican officials and
their work, is the earnest corporation
of everyone who believes in republican
principles. The meetings are well at
tended, respectful attention is given 10
all speakers, there Is manifest quiet
and determined approval OF the policies
OF the republican party, and at no
place is there evidence of disapbroval
and desire for a change. The en-
tire campaign. of the democrats ami
their corporation helpers has been d.
rected toward causing split in the
republican party. In this they hava
been disa appointed. Here and there
will be found voter who is openly de-
claring his intention to bolt, and so |
over to the democrats, but they are so |
few chat little attention is being paid |
to them.
A careful canvass Of large areas Of
the state, we'll distributed over the
state, shows that the republican tickets
will receive the support of all active
and consistent republicans and that
the majorities Will be about as usual.
The coming week, Mr.. G. w. Guilt
son. of Shelby county, will go on the
stump for the republican ticket. Mr..
Cullison was the temporary chairman
of the democratic state convention IN
Des Moines two years ago. He is a
conservative man Of great influence
wherever known and he will speak for
the election of the republican ticket
because he cannot approve Of the ten
denotes shown by the democratic party
in recent years and especially this year
in Iowa.
There is much satisfaction expressed
over the success of the big rally at Wa
terloo, addressed by Vice President
Governor Cummins and
Judge Birdsall. The enthusiasm Of the
rank and file of the party shown there
is an Indication of the feeling all over
the state.
The democratic committee has at last
induced Bryan to stop off on his way
thru Iowa and make one short speech.
Bryan had been keeping clear of Iowa
since the party had been taken over
by the corporation interests.
The demand for republican literatu re
For distribution in the state was never
stronger than this year. Everywhere
there is the strongest desire that the
people be well informed on the. issass
involved.