The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-18

such as agriculture, dairying, highwav
conservation, clean and efficient ofiiciaf
service 6, Z and the application Of economy
Some people seem not to be able 70 ree
Iognize anything as leadership unless IL
is g coupled ~ 2 with agitation and marked by
upon the national administration
Socks denomination Upon 1ecord.
4 am not seekoing denomination az =
matter of party preceedt unnless INV
am Sf fer Is such h% as to sntitls me
Opposition papers of the state concedine
that there is nothing In my record thsf
ndins anythinr amer ah6 my Y opponsnt not
pertaining to the office that now o. q.
cupy, that he regards as Of sufficienf
what is going on at the national ca r,itc NE
ask you is II fair that before have
eeen IN Office fifteen months should be
to second term when INV nraaiansssona
was y given seven years? Has the spirit
"a fa nna;tss left our party, or is Il
seekers Who are ana oasaPpSintsd Office
contest? Those who are now onnosins
me are they who, waged the fight foss
ne had had i've years, and the press 81
the state now opposing me il larreIvs
! me same san that then teemed with editor
d lsts conoemning the interference by our
ton of governor. IL nv aiministra-
, lion =. is assaiiable. then 1t devolves upon
me me 70 Ssa answer for my conduct but with
that there is little disposition to 'y d ins
credit my administration, have 4 not =
fb.s s. h eo expect the same treatment that
has been accorded to other state m.
ciais, and with single exception. to
Ic cneas cahaldate serving his term in
e s9msgese ~, ana that is in vogue as to
ai,Ways Deen accorded to every man
desired second term, II the one I term .le
nee. how long will it be until the same
RUE - adopted as to other state ofiicarsl
and county candidates? -. - =
A. to 1ndorsemsnts.
It is said that there is some nrinc,n,.
lnvoived that must be fought out in tl1s
tutlon OF Endorsement of our state dele
gaIlon May ask. am not entitled Ia
some cons m in the matter Of in
OF the convention adopting a resolution
adppfo ~, my administration and con-
q fhs,s IN A. Office What consistency would
oeIeated denomination? What II am con.
cerned about, and the thing that ia az
, ,naris an g our state. is whether the
stood for and have done toward p,,t III s
me states affairs upon business basis
aaE ,asem ,,g economy and honesty il
l Z
by denomination, and not be resolution tom
Any thing else will be heraided a. 4
naGiory Tor or, the keitz clan Of deposed
front of the political camp Of nv IN.
ponents, and who, of course, will ex-5
pect their reward If the succeed. ~
Oar Senators.
In Senator Delivers speech al ~.
s 60 aea'n n Res Moines Tuesday night
pressed in this primary in june To g let
a sne 40 some thinking for you on my own
tending for here in Iowa. That e 81
your chtef executive. may be Dermit tsd
20 % smank Tor myself and not be Compelled
ton w safa nor an expression from Washing
p puas .t. me senator is cortending fOr
one thing for himself at Washington md
othass anoiner thing here in Iowa. IN
PENNY him to think for himself In fha
IN h ~ TIE duties which are enjoined uD-
collea9ue ~ ms election but he and his
places in the United states SEN senate ta Am
IRA, Twelve or fifteen hundred NILS
the cf Sin ar IN order to say to you that
not think for himself. but that he shaii
get his Inspiration from the halls ~ thni
United States senate = s.so
The question that Won mnst satt,. 3
.W s the people Of this state in eie. -
ilng members to the United States senate
the right sa tn d zine turned oyer to them
Or OF this state, or whether Won ~ 81 80
h tms 20 keep that matter within your own
He further says, OF his s,,pnort - -
iarst; have been drawn to ffs ann.
port from the fact that from the ba1ir.
anna rms ~. nave ave had his help and sympathy
trying to make and the sacrifices I nv
r. maze tha 1 I3rp progressive good government
Of Of en-. eonr United ga4 States The senator was
vote TO strike his name out Of the =, nesn.
t hut rs con commenting the rate bill which
senator and Col. Hepburn - Z go
he does not seem to regard the neca..
s h..iys lor sOOd government in the state AZ
p Deing OF great Importance At any rate
ne sesms WilIng to indorse my opponent.
t Mno - picking up and giving recogni.
tioI, IN the conduct of his Campaign. to
tnose whom and others have fo,Snd ~
Yn eond 20 aiscnarge In the interests
senator Cummins in his coliseum
Ispeecn said: Under ordinary circum-
seaafes = would not be appropriate for
pal paren mat is to determine the republic
can L. Ghoice for state officers" Il think
axt VIII ~ ne admitted that 1t must be an
, VINO nad been permitted to occupy the
s s.t;s & oTlice for seven years and who
r ,,ea from it only about eighteen
greater vigor than any other man i'm the
state the interference in state afrairs us
fsaeIa ~, oncers. would come all the way
IRON Washington to Des Moinea in AZ,
endeavor to compass the defeat Of one
VINO mas not yet served as governor q
year and half, especially when the
most serious reason assigned for the de-
sire 81 change In the executive Of the state
IS that the senator may not be 'stwittedss
BY MS colleagues at Washington with re-
gard TO political matters in Iowa. -
He left the impression with the peopla
thaf there are matters about which i AZ,
not not dare to speak He apparently has
Just as studiously avoided any express
sion OF opinion on matters which stand
Ior as ne says have with regard to
Inlngs which he stands for Here IN.
iowa l am contending for economy and
ods IN the management of state affairs:
the keeping of the treasury Of the state
n solvent condition and in preserving
lne integrity and promoting the inter-
ests OF our party. 1 have thus far failed
10 10 observe where either of our senator's
nave nay shown disposition to approve the
Things which am working for.
In Conclusion.
4 want you to pass upon this contest
according to its merits My opponents.
nave admitted that there Is nothing in
STATE anairS that Warranf g than n, hvsfv, o.: