Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-08
POLITICAL NEWS
 FROM MANY STATES

The Florida house of representa-. tives has passed bank guaranty bslt differing but little from the Oklaho ma law.
 Some of the democratic leaders fin Ohio are reported te be planning a .uom f0- Governor Harmon for the pTesfdensfai nomination in lns.
 -Four separate orgmfza.ioEs have purpose oE combating Tammany hall in the municipal elections next ia
 Thomas l.. Hisgen, wku as the ca-- didate for president on the fndepe, d. ence party ticket last Noveml ,r boiled S3,183 votes, has announced his allegiance to the democratic par, ty.
 A well informed Washington cor respondent rates Senator La Foiie<fe of Wisconsin as one of the weahk fest members of the United States senate. To the large income deriv. ed from his law practice have bsen added the profits from many fort1 nare Investments.
 President Taft is preparing to make a short tour of New England before occupying his summer home at Beverly early in July. He will begin the tour at Norwich. G., where he will attend the centennial celebration of the founding of taat city on July 4.
 The indications are that all of the members of the Kansas delegation in congress will have oposition in the coming primary election in cAAr state. with the possible exception of E. H. Madison in the Seventh district and Victor Murdock in the EightL Gen. James E. Smith. retiring gov ernor general of the Philippines, Is being talked of as possible candf- | date for mayor of San Francisco. Cen. | Smith is a democrat and was a resi-. | dent of San Francisco until he was appointed to the Philippines in 1906. In case Governor Johnson of Min. nesota should refuse to enter the do main of national politics, friends of Governor Burke of. the neighbo,ing state of North Dakota will urge bim as a candidate for the democratic nomination for vice president in 1912. | Governor John F. Shafroth of Colo rado has accepted a membership on the national committed having in charge the proposed change in the date for presidential inaugurations. making in all forty-six governors of states and territories who have joined the movement.
 John L. Wilson. who was a United States senator from Washington from 1895 to 1899. filling out an unexpired term, is said to be seriously considet. ing the question of entering the gen atorial fight next year for the seat now occupied by Senator Piles. The rival factions that have split the republican party in West Virginia
 for several years appear to be or T the verge of harmony. The ers ot
 good feeling results largely from 'ht
 policy pursued by Governor Gl>ss
 cock, who in the making of appoint
 ments has refused to recognize fac
 tional differences.
 T. E. Walker of Minneapolis. yh' is said to be the largest owner O standing timber in the United Ststes will probable be a candidate for tn United States senate against Senato Moses E. Clapp. whose term will ex
 pire in 1911. It is also said t'ia
 Frank B. Kellogg of St. Paul. spe"ia
 government prosecutor. will be a can
 didate.
 Mrs. Ruth Bryan Leavitt, daugh q
 of William J. Bryan, has arranged D ' convention to be held in Deny,
 next month of all the Jane Jeffersr1 clubs in Colorado, at which an rt
 dress by Mrs. Leavitt, the presiden, . on the upbuilding of the democrats
 party from the feminine s,auupoin,
 will be the principal speaker.