Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-08-30


reason it is important that the
new congressman be a man of
high character, unquestioned in
: tegrity and honesty of purpose,
as he must be trusted to take a
right position upon the issues
which may arise without being
bound by platform pledges. And
his honest and fairness must be
supplemented by unerring iudg-
ment and no small amount of bus
mess experience. James H.
Madden of Ashland, who has an,
nounced himself as candidate
for the Republican nomination. is
a man who can be trusted to rep,
resent this district and meet the
new issues and changing condi-
tons intelligenty and conserya-
lively. Mr.. Madden is sue,
cessful business man and bis per-
sopal interests areiidentified with
those of this district. He is a
thorough student of public ques-
tons and his attitude in the past
has been one of strict adherence
to the principles of the Repbnli-
can party. he is in hearty sym.
patty with the reform movements
which the party hassschampioned.
The candidacy of the Ashland
man has been well. J. received in
this city, and the claims of that
city that lit is entitled toreeog.
milton this year are very reason
able. Mr.. Madden has not sought
Office on his own motion, but was
prevailed..upon tosrun at the un,l
animous request of his fellow
townsmen. Now that he is in the
field, however, he is conducting
a vigorous campaign and his
pleasing pesonailty has won him
many friends throughout the dis.
trict."
The Wausau Central Wiscon.
sin: James IL. Madden, the
genial Ashland lumberman and
candidate for conrgess, from the
Tenth congressional district was
in Wausau Thursday looking
after his political interests in this
section. Mr.. Madden enjoys
practically the unanimous en-
dorsement of his home city and
county, and is working up a
friendly feeling for his nomina,
ton all through the district. His
views on the important issues
before the American people, such
tariff revision, railroad, trust, in
surance regulation and like are
heartily in accord with the last
conrgess. Ashland points out
that while it is the largest city in
the district, it has never had a
representative in conrgess, and
claims with justice that its favor
lite son is entitled to the nominal
ton. Mr.. Madden is genial,
whole. souled gentleman. is max
ing hosts of friends throughout
the district, and is certain to re.
ceive the nomination. His friends
are legion hereabouts."
| The Edgar Press of Marathon
county says: MIR. Madden is
a man whose business interests
have made him acquainted with
the needs of this district in many
branches. His experience is such
that he will be able to plan wise.
ly and his personality will en-.
able him to win friends among
the other members of congress
He has a knowledge of how to
meet and win men to his view
which will be beneficial to hi:
state and district if he is elected
Ashland, too, has the right t
ask that he be given the position
at this time. Not because she i:
the largest city in the district
but because that part of the dis
| trict has not had the honor 70,
; many years, and because as /,
: lake port and shipping center i
, needs representation in congress,
to advance these interests. TIL,
Republicans of this section will
do well to vote for Mr.. Nader
S at the primaries"
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II The Park Falls Herald pub
t fishes complimentary referenc
[ to Mr.. Madden from the Contra
I Wisconsin of Wausau, and the
b says: the clipping is signifi
I can't OF the strength of ]. II
n Madden in the congressions
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