The Washington times., 1910-09-07
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from la Toilette the patronage usually
given a Senator of the Presidents party
lie was not allowed TO name his share
o. the census enUmeratOrs, and in the
! nilinE Of other Offices, ne was wholly
Without consideration la Folfctte-s
colleague senator Stephenson. eighty
one years old. lumber king and regular,
received the spoiIs-
He was so pleased with the Admins
tration that he presented the chief E,x-
ecutive with a prize cow
Senator la Toilette IS not vet out OF
the woods Tor although ne has won the
Republican nomination for the Senate,
Il IS believed that in the election he viii
De deserted by large numbers OF stand
pat Republicans " neither Tins defec-
UOn VIII be sufficient TO DTInE abOut ID
defeat Is a matter of speculation hut
MS friends in Washington assert that
with the primaries OUT Of the way he
mas less 10 fear than in a straight fight
within his own party.
Incompleted returns from Wisconsin
mus FAR received indicate that the in
suTgents IN the next House have made
a gain OF one, Representative Stafford
o. Milwaukee. a Cannon man. being de-
ieated for another nomination on the
race OF the early returns while ali OF
the inSurgeut candidates for reelection
were successful.
Democratic ca mpai=n mana gers At the
Headquarters here are iuEil1ut over the
returns from Vermont, one OF the "a fest
Republican : ates iE the Union where
The Republican vote OF the state ticket
came through with q plurality OF but
Zoo one Of the sm2llest votes ever
given the party since It's organization
The election OF LieCt. Gov John A.
Head. IS governor over Charles d
watson. the Democratic candidate han
been conceded by the Democratic man
ayers but there had been little hone
tEat there would be such a tremendous
cut iE the Republican vote The Demo
cratic Congressional campaign commit
tee had no hops Of defeating RepreSen-
tatives Foster and Piumle--
National Politics DisregaTded.
While the primaries in New HamD-
shire have no direct beorirg On rational
politics the sweeping victory Of the in
surEent State ticket Is hailed with de
light by the insurgent element in Wash
inston as indicating the CROWN.
strength Of the movement
The nomination Of state Senator Rob-
ert P Bass insurgent candidate for
governor over Bertram Ellis. regular
candidate, Is Interpreted here as in
dicating that the fight within the Eepub-
lean party which was started SIX years
100 when Winston Churchill the nov
eliSt. was q candidate for the Repub-
llcan nomination Tor governor. mas al
last been won by the insurgents and
that the power OF the old State Organi-
zatiOn Is on the Wane.
The defeat Of United States Senator
julius Caesar Burrows bv Representa-
tive Townsend in the Michigan prIm-
aries Il claimed as an inSU-gent victory.
although Mr. Townsend has allied him
self with the iuSurSeut element in the
House only on rare occasions When
he did 50 Z was usually IN matters Of
progressive legislation. rather than
against the House organization
II Is understood however. that Mr..
Towuseud's platform in his Senatorial
ca mpaign WAS sufficiently progressive
10 warrant the insurgents 10 count noon
him 20 act with them in the event OF
his election by the Michigan LeEisla-
tuTe-