Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-09
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 pleted his plans.
 '.First--We haven't a great deal Of money. and it Is the hardest kind of work getting it. The East has plenty of money and good organiza- ton and will have to take care of itself.
 d-Headquarters will be in Chicago because it is in the West that the crucial tight must be made
 Third-No insurgents need ap- ply
 or course the committee cannot deter insurgents from speaking in their own districts. but no insur- gent win be allowed on the commit tee payroll as a stump speaker. Vice President Sherman, Speaker cannon. James Tawney, sereno Payne and John Dalzen have placed themselves at the orders of the committee. With them are 8 lot more supporters Of regularity. No iasurgent is on the list. and no in- surgent will be put on any speak ing programme if the committee can prevent it. This is to be a campaign to the death for the in- surgent or the regular.
 Contrary to precedent. Chicago will be headquarters. The shift of the scenes of battle from New York and New England to the Middle West is the reason. Branch head quarters win be maintained in New York, but in Chicago Chairman Wil liam B. Mckinley will have his Of fees and the battle will be waged with the headquarters flag flying from the roof of the Auditorium Hotel. Headquarters will be opened in August
 Realizing that the real fighting wm take place in Indiana. Ohio Wisconsin. Minnesota. Missouri Iowa. Kansas. Nebraska and Colo rado. Chairman Mckinley figures that the closer he is to the center or activities the better.
 Therefore Chairman Mckinley con siders that what he has to spend mast be spent in the debatable dis. triets. Mr. Mckinley believes that The Eastern districts are in better shape to go it alone than those of the Middle West
 the Sixtieth Congress Indiana had seven Republican and six Dem ocrats. In the Sixty-first she had eleven Democrats and two Repubh cans. Indiana is rampant with in surgency. and in the Hoosier Stat, the Republicans have their hardes TOW Co hoe. Into the campaign there the Republicans will sen their heaviest oratorical artillery the big men of the party, such a sherman, Cannon, Boutell and Da zeil.
 What is true of Indiana is als true largely of the other states bo dering on the Mississippi and Mi souri Rivers that insurgent sent ment IS strongest. Into these state the committee will send its be- campaigners. In the districts whel fnsurgent sentiment is strong u insurgent leaders will have the only opportunity to talk. It is n the plan of the committee to ui the insurgents as campaign orato outside their own districts. In u regular districts the big regul speakers of national reputation N be heard.
 Wisconsin is considered debatah ground by both sides, but as VI consin is sadly insurgent. it is hk ly that the committee will let VI consin, in a measure fight out h own battle until near the end the campaign.
 h Minnesota a similar situati prevails. Mir. Tawney is to the rs ulars the most necessary man that delegation. NIT. Tawney promised a hard fight for his election. He will campaign in own district at the beginning a at the end of the season. He N be used by the committee in Co rado. where in that normally publican state the whole delegati is today Democrat.
 Kansas and Nebraska also will important battle grounds after primary fights are out of the " When the nominations are ma and the regulars and insurge have decided just Who is who Kansas" there will be the us -attliug campaign for all hands.
 iowa has in Congress ten Rep icans and one Democrat. Of
 Republicans six are insurgents l; four are regulars. There will
 fights in all the regular distrii with the Republicans standing fair chance to lose both John A. Hull and Judge Walter Sm To win in Iowa will require endl effort and a tremendous expel ture of funds.
 Missouri Is another state wb fight will be made by the e nittee. Ia the Missouri delegai are six Republicans and ten De crefs None of the ReDubl