The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-10


grow 10 formidable size. One of the
most talked OF men whose name has
been mentioned as candidate for a
state nomination is Hugh TIL. Miller,
former lieutenant governor. Mr.. Mil
Ter has not said that he will be a can
0idate for secretary of state. but il is
believed that he will come out before
long, and if he does he will give ev-
erybody else run for their money.
His friends are declaring that he is the
strongest man in the state today to
place at the head of the state ticket
this year.
heywocd Possibility.
The tenth district. however. may
have a candidate for secretary of state
in the person of George Haywood, of
Lafayette. a prominent attorney. He
is one of the hest known men in that
district. and his friends are OF the
opinion that he Will get into the race
when the right time comes. 1t is re
carded as almost certain that the
Tenth district will nave candidate
on the state ticket for some office
II it is not Hevwood it will be some
one else, possibly \. J. Hickey, of
LapOrte. for attorney general. PhilO
Doran, OF Laporte. and Dick Schaaf,
of Lake county. also are heard of in
connection with state nominations.
and talk about them is heard during
the editors meeting.
One of the promising booms that
has been started in the last few days
is one for Judge Ninson Carter. of this
city. for place on the supreme
bench. Judge Carter is one of the
strong men on the bench of the Mar
ion county supreme court, and his
friends believe he would make an
ideal supreme judge. Former Judge
Piety, Of Terre Haute, is another name
mentioned in connection with this
place.
For Attorney General.
Ed Hendee, of Madison county.
Frank Snyder, of Jay county and
Frank Gordon, of Wells county, are
three Eighth district men who are
mentioned in connection with the at
torney generalship. In addition Will
liam Bosom. of this city. and Henry
Worser. of South Bend. are candi-
dates for the same place.
lobe Freeman, of Linton. has come
into the race for the nomination for
treasurer of state, and the Second dis
trict has declared for him. JOnce
Monvhan, of Orleans, which is in the
/ Third district. had everything his
: in nf
state until the Second district brought
ont Freeman. These are the only two
announced thus far. William +.
Springer, of Elizabethtown, may get
into the fight, however. He has been
thinking it over but has not yet made
up his mind what he will do.
Some Interesting News.
An interesting bit Of political news
is that from Hammond to the effect
! that the anti-Marshall Democrats of
the north part of the state have in
I vited Governor Harmon. of Ohio, to
come to Gary in short time to de
| liver an address at banquet of
| Democrats, given by the Democratic
mayors of northern Indiana cities, in
Guiding T. +. Knots, of Gary; Law
renee Becker. Of Hammond: w. F..
Spooner, of Valparaiso; F. w. Miller.
Of Michigan City: Lem barrow, of
Laporte, and George NJ. Durgan. of
Lafayette. Whether Governor Har-
mon will accept the invitation, but
there are a good many who believe he
will not, because of the embarrass-
ment which will be caused Governor
Marshall. OF course. Harmon is a
presidential possibility, just like Gov
ernor Marshall. and it is pointed out
that it would not be gallant at all for
him to come into Marshall's territory
at this stage of the game to make a
speech in his own behalf. 1t has al
ways been an unwritten law among
candidates for nomination for presi-
dent to stay out of each others state
and let them work along the line of
state pride" and 'favorite SON.
A Well Known Fact.
! 1t is we'll known that the mayors of
these northern Indiana cities do not
like Governor Marshall. and that they
will probably go any length to keep
him from getting solid delegation
from Indiana to the Democratic ma
/ tional convention. Mayor Darrow
and Mayor Decker have come out in
the open and expressed their dislike
for Marshall and their purpose to
fight him when the time for making
the nomination comes around. 1t is
known too that Mayor Knots is
unified" over the remark made by
. Governor Marshall some time ago