Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-15


%coioneis own peculiar method OF an
uounoing that the Legislature must not
attempt any such deal.
II IS known that the feeling against
Senator I.aFoIiette among the stand
patters OF Wisconsin IS 70 extremely
pltter that they viii not hesitate 20
oyertufn the primary decision II they
have an opportunity to do so when
the Legislature is called upon Ia carry
out the viii OF the people 10 re-eiect
senator LaFoliette. IL is even charged
tny l|-atoIette partisaus IN Washington
that the stand-p pat element is prepared
10 nHy the senatorial election away
from the father oi the senator pro-
| gresslXee. How mucn truth there IL
n this assertion cannot 81 course, We
determined at mis- distance but the
! lact that colonel Roosevelt has seen
~ 10 express his views on the subject
leads 10 the belief thnt he discovered
some Intention o. that sort on his visit
10 Wisconsin.
The republican congressional can
didates nominated in Wisconsin are.
First district Henry A. Cooper; Sec
nnd district. John NJ Nelsons Third
district. Afthur ~. kopp Fourth dis
|trlct. James a. Davidson sixth dis
.trict. william II. Froeiich seventh
district. Jonn j Esch. Ninth district
Gustav Kustermanni Tenth district,
elmer a. Morse, Eleventh district,
Irvine l.. Enroot. CONGRESSMAN VIII
liam II stafford OF the Firth district
was defeated hy an Overwhelming
wore lie mas q bitter enemy II All
postal employ IS, particularly the rural
letter carriers.
In The state Of Michigan, Congress
man Charles r Townsend, who has
been known as an independent and
progressive republican. although he
mover Identified himself With the rad
inaurgent movement. defeated
Senator Julius G. Burrows ia the pri-
injury contest for the republican in
dorsement for United States senator
iy more mar 2S,00V. Congressman
Washington Gardner of the Third dis
trict. q etandpatter aud a good organ
ization man. was defeated for renomi-
by j NJ. G.. Smith. an insurgent
Thu victory OF the state Insurgent
ticket in New hampshire does not at-
feet I'm any way the national situation.
but il H. believed here IN Washington
that the overthrow ot the state ma
chino IN that state rs one Of the most
gicories thus far achieved
In import Of this theory it is point
Cd out that there Is scarcely g state
m the union, with the possible eXeep-
zion 81 California. where the repub-
regular organization Was 50
strongly m%trenched os 10 New Hamp-
shire. When Winston Churchill, the
novelist, made his campaign Tor the
republican nomination Tor the gov
ernarship six years ago he tonnd
he WITS up against tremendous
and II seemed then that u
would be- many years before the in
surgents woould he able to over
come such old-timc leaders as SEN
stnr Ganinger. II has been declared
that il WIS the avowed policy
90 the Now Hampshire insurgents I"
clean house at home before attempt-
10 force lnsurgent ideas into
congressional campaign. Now
the nsirgent element seems "
on top 50 far as the state ucke
A concerned. Il Is expected that the
next move will DE IN The Direction oi
pr, gressiyc candidates for the house
aud senate
Cangressmuu cyrus 4. sulloway, a
regular al regulars, was renomininat-
ed over his opponent, sherman e
Rarraagbs. insurgent IN this district,
me second. Cannonism was the lead
Issue. hut Burroughs was late ~
into the lield IN the first
New Hampshire district Congressman
- Corrier Yves also renominat-
ed. lie is another member "i the
house organization.
tn Vermont, although the republic
elected Lieutenant Governor
John A. Mead, their gubernatoriol
candidate. his mejoIity WAS only l1-
600. the smallest. with two exceptions,
1870. Twelve towns went dem
ocrntie. Charles n. watson, Of So
Adams. the democratic candidate, not
only carried his WI city, but Mont-
peicr. the state capital. "a hitherto
unknown @ in Vermont politics
The democrats ere jubilant at the
made ht them
Maine. republican for thirty years.
rome democratic. Maine Is
supposed % ne the national political
barometer and the result has made
the republican leaders sit up violent
Iy and take notice.
In Nevada charles =. Spraguc was
nominated TOR congress over Robert
o. hubbard. incumbent. according To-
'atc reports
Two NcW York republican con-
are assured of rcnomina-
Dwight ot the thirtieth
district and Hamilton Fish OF thc
rwcntg-nrst Dwight Is ID regular
,nd Fish G rampant nsurgeut Yet
both these districts worry %inconeru-
aus conditions exist
Hos4ht. holding 90 proxy lao ihe
committee. voted lot Roosevelt
TOR temporary chairman His dis
delegates, however, met the
duy and boy o. vote of torty-iour
tf9. yIeFYafgN ID ~rna.UrVqn FN1f