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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-22

A delegate from Kansas City. Hadley
was seated in the center Of the hall, when
Homer 3. Mann Of Kansas City was sent
to the platform to nominate some one for
Attorney General.
Of the leaders.
I'VE don't know ourselves now" they
answered, but you start your speech.
using lots Of adjectives and superlatives.
and before you are ready to spring the
name we will send It up to you on "A slip
Of paper
Thus Nam addressed the convention In
behalf Of an unknown. He talked for ten
minutes. lauding to the skies this myth
cal person whom he wanted the convcn-
ton to nominate for the second highest
executive Office in the State.
But Mann ran out OF adjectlves and
superlatives and he began to grow uneasy
as the time passed and the name he
awaited failed to materialize. In the
meantime, the leaders were racing like
mad among the eligibles. cajoling, plead
Ing. begging each to become a victim Of
a supposedly assured slaughter. All said
nay.
At this critical. or perhaps psychological
moment, Hadley noticing the discontinue
Of the orator. stirred uneasily in his seat.
Mann, still talking. was sweeping his eye
over the delegates looking for n desirable
himself. when his orbits lit upon Hadley.
Quick as a flash, and before a protest
from the young attorney could be made,
he closed his speech with a glowing per-
Grafton. in which he Numbered the name
Of Hadley. Thunderstruck for the mo-
ment, Hadley was transhxed. Recovering,
he jumped to his feet to decline. when he
was seized by friends and practically
dragged to the rear OF the hall.
For n time he turned n deaf ear to all
%pleadIngs. but was ultimately prevailed
upon to accept the nomination when he
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-22
REPUBLICAN, NOMINEES FOR JUDGES
OF COURTS OF APPEALS.

One judge of thu St Louis Court Of Appeals and oe Judge Of the
Kansas City Court of Appeals Is o be elected this ear, These courts are
high tribunals. The judges hold commission fol u term OF twelve years
when elected.
Judge of thu ST.. Louis Court OF Appeals. which has Jurisdiction over the
city OF 81. Louis M the counties Of Monroe. Shelby, Knox Scotland. Clark.
Lewis, Marion, Rails. Pike, Lincoln. Warren, Montgomery, st. Charles. St
Louis. Jefferson, Ste. Genevcvc, Perry. Cape Girardcau. Scott, Mississippi.
New Madrid. Icniscot. Dunklhn, Sto1dard. Wayne. BoNInger. Madison, St.
Francis, Washington, Franklin. Crawford. Iron, Reynolds Carter, Butler, Rip
ley. Oregon. Shannon, Dent. Phelps. Pulaski. Texas. Howell, Ozark, Douglass,
Wright. Ihcled". Webster. Christian. fancy. Stone. Green, Lawrence Barry.
Newton. Mcdonald and Audrain.
Hon. Arch Il. Davis. Of ChinicOthc. Is the Republican nominee Tor Judge
of the Kansas city Court of Appeals. which hns jurisdiction in the counties
of Adalr, Andrew. Atchison. Barton, Bates. Benton. Boone, Buchanan, Cald-
well. Galloway, Camden, Carroll. Cass. Cedar, Charlton. Clay, Clinton. Cole.
Cooper, Iade. Dallas. Davlms. DeRalb. Gasconadc, Gentry, Grundy. IIarri-
sn Henry. Hickory. Holt. Howard. Jackson, Jasper. Johnson, Lafayette. Linn.
Livingston. Macon, Marics, Mercer. Miller, Moniteau, Morgan, Nodaway
Usage. Petus. Platte, Polk. Putnam. Randolph, Ray, St Clair, Saline, Schuy-
Ter, Sullivan. Vernon and Worth.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-22

Republican soldiers and statesmen. In
Missouri 1t upholds the state constitution.
which was drawn in 1875 by patriots who
were largely influenced by the leading
men Of the Republican party Of that
period. The State officers elected by the
Republicans In 1904 promised to conduct
the public business In harmony with the
constitution and the statutes. and pre-
dictcd that such an administration 0f pub
lie affairs would bring about result, far
more satisfactory to the people than had
been the administration Of Democrats dur
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-22
HADLEY. TRUST BUSTER" FALLS
VICTIM TO HIS OWN AMBITION.

ATTORNEY GENERAL UNDERMINES
HEALTH IN STANDARD OIL WAR.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-22
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COWHERD
FARMERS, DAIRYMEN
POSTAL CLERKS,
MAIL CARRIERS.
RECORD AGAINST WAGE FARMERS
Democratic Nominee for Governor Referred to as an Enemy o
Every Laboring Man in Missouri.

Tho following resolution was adopted by Engineers Local
Union No. 6 Of Kansas City, Mo, on October 1, 1908:
Whereas, William S. Cowherd, during his political career, has
seen tit to align himself with the trusts and corporations, using
not only his influence, but his vote In favor Of the same, and to
the detriment of the laboring people, as cited In the following
instances:
First. The Rural Free Delivery Bill, favoring as he did the
mail contractors and urging the letting OF contracts for the de-
livery Of rural mail, and going on record In public addresses that
said work could be done for $4,000 per year (s against $4,000
per year a s recommended by the bnD, a wage insufficient to
necessary for the rural carrier, under the contract system, I'd
maintain a horse and rig for the work.
Second. Favorins, as he did, the bill introduced by the
trusts for the manufacture Of oleomargarine.
Third. Opposing, as he did, the bill for the increase in the
wages Of postal clerks and carriers.
Fourth. Leaving, as he did, his post Of duty In the halls OF
Congress, In the spring campaign Of 1904. to come to Kansas City
TO HELP THE ENEMIES OF ORGANIZED LABOR DEFEAT
THE TICKET PLACED IN THE FIELD BY THE LABoRiNG
PEOPLE OF KANSAS CITY, MO, AT A TiME WHEN THE
EIGHTHoUR BILL WAS UNDER CONSIDERATION IN CON
GRESS.
Fifth. His attitude In Ignoring the communication sent to
him by organized labor In reference to the eghthour bill and the
antiinjunction bill, said communication having been sent him
Federation Of Labor, and pursuant to the instructions Issued by
the State Convention Of said organization.
Therefore, be II resolved, That Engineers Local Union
No. 6, OF Kansas City, Mo-, denounce the aforementioned actions
Of w. s. cowherd, and urge it's members and all laboring people
Of the State of Missouri, to use their best efforts to defeat w. s.
Cowherd, candidate for Governor, and by so doing ELIMINATE
FROM THE POLITICAL FIELD AN ENEMY OF EVERY
LABoRING MAN IN THE STATE OF MISSOURI.
(sisned) n. n. WHIPPLE, President.
ISeail LOUIS BRADY, Secretary.
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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-22
to III long neglected constitution.

The difference between the attitude OF
the Governor and that OF the Republican
State officials is easy to comprehend. Folk
was elected because he promised to make
war on Democratic State officials. law
makers and political ringstcrs who had
used public office as II means Of graft.
The people thought he would do that be-
cause he had convicted some boOdlcrS In
st, Louis who had long been stealing and
grating under the able leadership Of the
most powerful Democratic chicftaius In
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-22

KEEP BUSY-GOING TO WIN"
Effective party work requires cO.opera.
ton with your precinct captain. Attend
October township meetings. Volunteer
your services for election day work Getting
out the vote. Will you do it?
III WORK WELL DONE-WE'vE WON.
WALTER =.
Chairman Republican State Committee.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-22
COMPLIMENTS FOR MR.. HADLEY.
St. Louis Republic Was Gracious and
True Toward Him When Not
a Candidate.

VIM. s. Cowherd. who claims the DEM
ocratic nomination for Governor, has been
sneering at the ability and the usefulness
Of Herbert 8. Hadley. the nomine Of the
entire and undivided Republican party
for Governor. He began his abuse Of
Hadley in his opening speech at Sedalia
and has persistently attacked his official
record. claiming that he has accomplished
very little during his now almost com
pleted term Of four years. The people
ave not been deceived b the attacks of
Cowherd. for they know the truth about
the exceptionally good work done by Mr..
Hadley.
Over against the foolish assertions Of
Cowherd must be placed the voluntary
and sincere testimony Of the st. Louis
Republic. organ Of the Missouri Democ-
racy. and now the champion OF Cowherd.
In Its edition Of April 8, 1908, the same
edition In which appeared General Had
ley's public declaration that he did not
desire the nomination for Governor, and
when the people OF the entire state were
regreting his purpose to retire from pub
lie life, he Republic printed the follow
Ing generous and true story OF his official
career.
This story Is worthy Of the careful and
prayerful perusal Of Mr.. Cowherd and his
fellow defamers Of one OF the most bril-
liant. most energetic and most successful
young men who has ever been elected to
a public office in Missouri.
(From st. Louis Republic. April 8. 1908
HADLEY, TRUST BUSTER" FALLS
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-17

unb nur SO qro5ent beifon0en aus
feueriiherem Matxrial. go befoat
Der Herint bes @eoloaifhen Mmtes
iiber bic HautbGtisfeit III ben as Be-
oeiitenbjfen St6oten bes Qanbes.
Diefe 3ablen iino um 10 be3eidnen-
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tpirb iiberan bas 0ola beporaugt, nidt
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res Meaterial 70 beoelltenb lit Der
llnterfdieo i'm preife iiberbaupt nidt,
banbelt es 5ih bod J. 9. BEL einem
6luie aum preife BON etipa $4,000
nur um bielleiht $1OO l1nterf1ieo -
bas Musf9laggebenbe bleibt bic M0gz
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sere 8auten beritelIen gu fDnnen als
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AtA1t 9srtraB, tt1sr Ger
HnnotBn1tH.

Das neue Mbtommen nit Sapan 1T
niht als elm 54ukz uno Srusbiinb=
mis- pie oas atpifden Sapan unb gngz
lamb beitebenbe auf3ufafen, fon6ern
als cine Geftleguns Der politif beiber
MG1te i'm Stillen Osean. cine @a=
rantie gegenfeitiger Mabrung bes 8es
iibitanbes unb Der Sntesritdt gbinas
fammt Der Offenen9biir fit ben9anbel.
Sn bieiem5inne bat iih aud Senator
guIIom, Doriiber bes Stnatsausfhuf-
fee fir ausipdrtige Mngelegenbeiten.
aussefprDhen, inbem er erfldrte. bab
bos Mbfommen feiner Jorm na9 tein
Nertrag fei, her Der Beitdtigung bur9
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re, tpenn bic Ger. 6taaten baburm irz
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ldnoe eben nidt Werh6ltnift eintrsten,
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GAS 8nls inn Rna.tneTe.,.

Sn einem RunoI9reiben madt
neuerbings oas 8unoesforfamt in
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in pielen Uoltsfreilen cine geipifTe
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-17

Dus fouperdne Giritentbum 2iehz
tenffein feierte am IL. Nobember bas
50idbrise Regierunssiubildum feines
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anterpie,ute aHlnnnrmr,t.

Ser iournaliitifde @ebrouf oes
Snterpiens ftammt aus Mmerita nnb
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oerlegen, 8Dstpilisfeit gu enttpaTnen.
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nm ibre Mbiihten gu betunoen. R6nia
peter BON @erbien. Der 1ebr fhnerz
hDrig 1T, empfdnst alIerbings feinen
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5u bleiben. Sn 8elgrao, 10 meinte e,
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bdnpter Der olten europGi59en G1a6er
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preHe ihren Derantportlidtn Nutbz
gsbern, 10 @otpdro VII. unb NitD~
lus IL. Jran3 Sofef unb ~
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mebr ubtr Rulturfroeen, iiber Rnn5t
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