The Detroit times., 1908-05-29
Gov. Warner Could Not
! Be Elected Again; Homer
Warren Could Be-!
This IL the Sentiment Of Detroit
Business Men and Manufactur~
ers As Reflected in Times
Canvass for a Desir-
able Man.

i The for
a0'e "A"' Legislation demanded by the
rank file of the state has not
Forthcoming because beated convictions
stubborn dsncnaon of failed to force the leg
islature into line and these laws
the failure of the last gisla
pass statewide workable and honest primary election
while attempt the telegraph and telephone
of the the rolls an ad vaore basis also
failed
The right kind of governor La Toilette Folk Hughes
or Pingree-would that legislature and made 1t
conform the will of the people in these matters
Under Gov Warner the has been SUBJECTED
raised for economy from
those upon vhom of taxation falls.
has made scanda
lous of which into his hands
banking commissioner have prevented
affairs when he could have done and should have
reputation of that action the part OF the
governor permitted official continue in office
The police commissioner of Detroit, indicted feionous
charge has been permitted in that position with this
charge hanging his head.
senatorial he guilty cowardly conspiracy
against of his for his aggrandize
marlplotting weakness and
incopetency which have characterized in
Office
any wonder people him another
term?
coming officers the Republican party
M Michigan going hardest fight of its its
Unless proper chosen head the ticket defeat
and decisive poends.
whom the people place their
confidence They be who be depended
against repetition of the of officials
Office which have brought the the chalk mark
for them
s They whose caber and integrity known.
TO THAT END THE REPUBLICANS OF MICHIGAN
MAY WELL LOOK TO HOMER WARREN, POSTMASTER
OF DETROIT, AS THE MAN TO LEAD THEM THIS YEAR
BY the conducted by this which showed
that Gov Warner be elected again MR. WARREN WAS
PROVEN THE SPONTANEOUS CHOICE OF HIS PARTY IN
{ DETROIT AS HIS SUCCESSOR.
significant because Mr..
ens suggested had his
in this campaign in connection with the
censorship any other Office
III Unquestionably logical party today
Would admirable the business sodiy the
etopos and at the time in full sympathy with the
rights of the toiers
He thorough business training strong spot
character and convictions Of winning
xsonaly him widely immensely popular
and which pleased claim him honored
xen and unquesonaby which would be pleased to
Gn1t him the highest Office it could give.
AS HUGHES WAS CALLED IN NEW YORK. LA FOL-
kETTE IN WISCONSIN, FOLK IN MISSOURI, HOMER
WARREN is CALLED TO-DAY TO THE GovERNoRSHIP
The has been for him responsibility
~ he should the CALL considerable personal acr
Mr. Warren should not be considered from what said here
candidate.
On that proposition The Times has no word from him.
&'X He never ohce-seeker
IN thu instance however the Office seeks the for it
firm b<ief of this paper that the of
nal Reflects the sentiment of the people throughout
II e&o be hoped that this sentiment brought
ard that eventually he will respond
Eome acandidate.
Mr. Warrens attitude public questions we'll He
Progressive who is afraid of reform.
he was first among the primary reformers in his AS
~ worker he abominae the old degrading
ling and convention methods.
His sterling qualities and citizen recognized in
. pennsulas
His unselsh devotion the principles his party
denced by his graceful opposed
ner's first candidacy for the governorshp
His nomination would election.
be doubt of the who yet
Republicans for that Office.
And his election Michigan reclaimed from scandal
s through the honest and fearless admins
NATION thus insured
Mr Warren should be candidate be hoped
WI will be found in the
The support ne would here would united
4san demonstration by the people and of
For the is for a man-Detroit being
of