The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-09-20
SENATORIAL DELEGATES.

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SENATORIAL DELEGATES.
The call for the Senatorial conven-
ton has at last been issued. The con-
vention will be held at Missouri val
ley on Saturday next at 10 a. m.
The Crawford county delegation is
composed Of the following: G. B.
Coin, w. j. SERVER, C. Paine, S.
McHenry. Roscoe Saunders. N. P.
Swanson, DIR. w. H. Schultz, Chas.
Demptser, w. w. Coon, F. w.
Meyers, U. G. johnson, j. R. Brock
lesby, VIM. Grimes, w. H. Virgins
In the convention Crawford has IA
votes, Harrison IS. and Monona IL.
The situation seems to be this /;
There are but two avowed candidates
in the field, E. L. Hogue the present
senator and Carl F. Kuehnle of Deni-
son. 1t is to be supposed that both
Monona and Crawford counties will
support their home candidates and this
leaves it to Harrison county to make
the nomination. AS yet Harrison has
no candidate and it seems probable
that it will have none. Nine votes
from Harrison given to Mr.. kuehn lie
would nominate, so that it that
county divides its vote Crawford will
be the winner. Mr.. Kuehnle has
been tentative candidate for some
time but has made an active canvass
only during the past few days. He
has behind him the solid and enthusl-
astic support of this county and has
many pledges of support in Harri-
son. His opponent tells US that he is
not anxious for the nomination but
that his friends in Monona insist that
he shall be candidate. On account
of the new election law he has al
ready served during three sessions, ;
term and half, and we see no goot
reason why the honor should not b.
passed around especially when Craw
ford presents such an able candidat,
as Mr.. Kuehnle.
1t is only at the request of Mr.
Kuehnle that the Review has KEEP
silent so long. We have been criti
cized on this score, but so long as
project understanding existed be
tween this paper and the candidat
we did not feel it necessary to reply
The Review feels that Mr.. Kuehnl
is thoroughly competent to make tn
best senator this district has eve
had, and we further feel that his Ion
and faithful party service entitle
him to recognition.
If elected to the senate Nj
Kuehnle would be man in his oW
right He would be recognized as or
of the leaders of the senate ar
would give to this district promll
ence and influence it has never he
before. He has been successful ar
influential in all he has undertake
whether in the mere matter of none
making or in social, fraternal or polit
cal work. Past success is the best pc
sible Indication of future success.
Mr.. Kuehnle is self-made mar
Fifty dollars month as law clel
was his start in life in Denison. +
has been one of the most publ
spirited citizens in town noted Fl
public spirit. He has never held
public Office and has never been
candidate, with the exception of tn
candidacy for the nomination f
state senator five years ago.
We have every reason to belize
that if elected Mr.. Kuehnle would
true to the interests of his distri
and of his county. We do not belieN
that the interests of any man fro
Crawford county would suffer at h
hands. 1t is for this reason that a
factions are united in his support al
will be glad to learn of his success
at the coming convention.
Crawford has always been remark
ably free from factionalism and wha
ever of differences there may hav
been have always been prompt
placed in the back ground when tt
question arose between man frol
Crawford and any other man. 1t
the ability to do this that has brougf
success to the republicans of TIL
county.
The Review heartily endorses tn
candidacy of Mr.. Kuehnle and il