Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-19
that II We can get out the vote at the
primary he will get good vote.

that II We can get out the vote at the
primary he with get q good vote.
Pottawatamie--lt think Cummins viii
receive excellent support in this part
OF the woods. Many men who have
never been for him will be with him In
this compaign.
MITCHELL would be glad to do
whatever I can to aid Mr.. Cummins'
candidacy and am disposed to think
that we are In, greater danger from
"savages" in Mexico than from those
In Iowa.
Marshall-With his experience and
record in the senate 1t would seem
there could be no danger in regard TO
the result. However such a feeling a.
that sometimes leads to apathy and 1t
Ia well to give the matter attention
which ] viii be glad TO do.
Wapello-The candidacy Of Senator
Cummins seems to meet with the APP
prevail of the greater part Of the re-
publican party in this section,
Story-Story county is and has been
a Cummirs stronghold | can see no
change In the situation except it he
that some Of his former very bitter
enemies are now strongly. for him
Standpat Territory All Right.
UniOn--Since the conference republic
cans have .alked more freely and many
OF those heretofore opposed to Cum
Minis have gone out Of their way TO
tell me they will vote for him this time.
Van Buren-This corner of the state.
especially this county. YOU know has
never been very friendly 70 Senai or
cIlmmins. yet he has some very loyal
friends down here. There seems to be
a feeling that there Is no doubt az to
his having good majority. so that lit
tie is thought Of the matter
Westinghouse think everything Is
all right in this part OF the state. much
better than 1t ever wag before, | do
not think Cummins needs 4 noisy cam
paisn, but his friends should be re-
ques;ed to get out the vote, as the
sentiment is all right He will carry
this district in the election.
Scott-It seems very quiet here for
so near the primary and there is very
little said here about the senatorshlp.
All that hear talked Is that Cummins
will without doubt he surely elected,
and while there is some of the old ele-
nent that cuss little, even they are
getting quiet. All my travelling men
friends. and I have wide acauaint-
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result next fall being the largest re-
publican vote cast in years. and l GER
tainlv thing that is true, and it ia very
certain the farmer vote is 10 be materi-
ally changed in this district.
Page-There Is no enthusiasm here
at all this year, but a sullenness amon~
republicans due to the unjust and most
deplorable fight that Is being made on
Governor Clarke. So far as can learn
Savage Is making no nroads on Cum
Minis strength.
Pottawattamie-Thr this struggle
for progressive principles whereby the
republican party would become more
responsive TO the people than ever be-
fore Senator Cummins has the most
consistent record In public life. 1t would
be a calamity for him not to be re-
turned to the senate We will aid him
here very much.
Tama-I am confident there is no
trouble for Senator cummins in this
county. The. only difficulty will be a
general lack of interest in the sub
ject, for the reason that the people In
this county consider that the senator
has no opposition. I think this phase
Of the question should be taken up by
the republican papers, as this in the
only danger that see.