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Newspaper
Columbus Daily Herald
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1900
Page
2
Report lists candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state state treasurer attorney general reporter supreme court state superintendent state statistician supreme court judges presidential electors and congress. references Democratic National Convention at Kansas City on July 4. praises tax platform as best ever, attracting Republican supporters to endorse.
The Indianapolis ticket this week is praised as possibly the best ever. It is well distributed geographically and strong individually, with a magnificent platform that supporters say will lead to victory in November.
In a St. Louis Post-Dispatch editorial, Republicans grow restless over the Cuban scandal. The piece argues imperialism is exposed and public welfare must override private interests as revelations threaten McKinley era policy. Senator Hale urges abandoning Cuba and warns of powerful mercantile and political influences opposing withdrawal.
Counties without Kern votes included Clark Jasper Kosciunko Porter Posey Scott Starke St Joseph and Washington. Burke Shively and Bozarth splits noted, with Kern winning Wayne and several solid counties listed. Column highlights Kollmeyer’s loss and party leaders Ralston and Mgr. Ralaton praised for their roles in the convention coverage.
The Henan congratulates the democracy of the Second Ward on electing J F Tormehlen to the council. They praise the democrats for choosing a good man and believe no mistake was made in his election to the council.
James Gurruiz of Brown failed to carry his district and won less than half the votes. Bartholomew Brown and Jackson supported him while Decatur Jefferson Ohio and Ripley opposed. Tar nominations in Indianapolis on Wednesday unsettled Republicans as the convention platform and harmony seemed to repel them. Frank Buaxe delivered the most enthusiastic speech praising human liberty, drawing loud cheers.
Souk one commented that Burke would have been nominated for Governor if his eloquent speech had come before the balloting. He did deliver a catching speech and the convention was described as great.
Frank B Burkes lauds Indiana Democrats for backing his bid to lead in a struggle for human freedom and popular government. He cites the Declaration of Independence, defends opposition to wealth influence, and urges voters to answer liberty in November while noting press tensions at the rural convention.
Notices announce two excursion ticket forms to Philadelphia via Pennsylvania Lines for the Republican National Convention. One direct route and one via Washington, same fare, stopover allowed in the National Capital. Tickets available June 14 to 18. inquire at local Pennsylvania Lines agents.
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