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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1904

Page

9

Peace in party lines and West Virginia race notes

A WV political scene report describes Democratic claims on negro colonization rejected by Rep Gaines and editor McIntosh. It covers Republican unity in Kanawha County, Gaines meeting with Babcock and Cortelyou, and expectations of GOP victory while warnings against false endorsements linger among party leaders.

West Virginia Kanawha J Ei. Gaines Charleston Washington New York W Os Edwards Babcock Gaines Hinton Edwardes Whyte Sulphur Springs Parkersburg Whetton National Congressional Committee National Charman Cortelyou Congressonal Scott Northcott Edwards Congress John T. MecGraw West Viginia West Virgin Sam Aly Gil McIntosh Faysity Journal Third Republican Committee Vic Gaines Games Edward Mall McIntosh Toni The Nations Committee Senator Swatt National Committee National Congression 1 Ether Senator Score

Ryan Exudes Hopeful Outlook From Democratic HQ

Representative Ryan visited Democratic Congressional Committee headquarters, urging upstate campaign literature distribution. He praised New York’s party organization, forecast Electing Judge Parker, capturing several Republican districts, and noted ample national funds. Ryan also supported Col. Dan Lamont for the nomination and planned further talks with national committee members.

Ryan Democratic Congressional Committee New York Wr Ryan Buffalo Cowherd Judge Pirker Copterning Mr. Ryan Col Dan Lamont Colt. Lamont National Committee

Political Gossip on Montana and Rhode Island Campaigns

The piece surveys upcoming party moves in Montana and Rhode Island, noting potential renomination of Gov. J. K. Toole and possible U S Senate bid, plus Rhode Island governor race dynamics with F L Garvin and J J Fitzgerald. It also touches Pennsylvania and Maryland contests, party factions, and national committee activity ahead of elections.

Civil Service Acts Tighten on Political Campaigns

The Civil Service Commission issued a warning circular to federal departments about political assessments and partisan activity by officials. It cites the 1888 act and Roosevelt rules, urging reporting of violations and asserting that officials may contribute privately if within law. A $85 campaign demand to a new $1,000 clerk is noted as an example.

Civil Service Commission Officaboigers Roosevelt Executive Civil Service

Solid Virginia Del egation Predicts Success of Congressional Nominees

Virginia Democrats rally behind incumbents and predict a solid delegation. Ellyson, Richmond chairman, says Opie has little following in the Tenth district and offers no opposition from Button. Shackelford relays confidence that Rixey faces no challenger in the Ninth or Fifteenth districts.

Ellyson Washington Richmond J. Taylor Eliyson State Democratic Committee Congress John N. Opie Tam Capt Opie Opie Huyson Capt. Opie Joseph Button Tenth District Committee Opte Bilyson Fie Mr. Ellyson J. G. Wysor

Jackson Defies Smith Welcomes Ex Governor as Opponent

Salisbury Md Aug 26 Congressman William H Jackson says in an interview published tomorrow he would welcome a fight with ex Governor Smith over the First district issue. He accuses Smith of dictatorial control of the Democratic party and vows to beat Smith if nominated. He recalls past elections where Smith influenced nominations and asserts confidence in Jackson voters to back him.

Ilunais A. Hanley Jones Mr. Jones National Committee L. C. Garvin Rhode Island Garvin John J. Fitzzgerald Pawtucket Witzgerald Congress Capron Franklin P. Owen Rhodesland Providence Daniel Davis Granger Buil Pennsylvania Palmer Wilkesbarre York Adams Lafean Adams Counties Washington Salisbury William H. Jackson Courier Jackson Firat Distrit Smith Elihu H. Jackson Worcester County Mr. Jackson Moore

California Republicans nominate Lorigan for Supreme Court and electors

In Santa Cruz August 2 1905 the Republican State convention nominated W. G. Lorigan of San Jose for justice of the Supreme Court and U S Grant of San Diego with W S Wood of San Francisco for presidential electors at large. The platform backs Roosevelt administration and irrigation act, urges river and harbor improvement and fiscal economy. District convention adds J N Gillett in the First District and Duncan F McKinlay in the Second District for Congress.

U. S. Grant San Diego Santa Cruz Cal W. G. Lorigan San Jose Supreme Court U. S&s Republican District Convention Congress J. On. Gillett Duncan F. McKinlay

Shaw to Listeners in West and Midwest Campaign Tour

The Republican National Committee plans Secretary Shaw’s extended speechmaking tour from St. Louis on September 17 to Indianapolis on October 5. He will campaign through Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Iowa, and Wisconsin with emphasis on close Congressional districts.

Chicago Republican Navnal Committee Shaw Far West Mississippi Valley St. Louis Indianapolis Republican League Illinois Indiana Ohio Iowa Wisconsin Tie

Woodruff Gains Delegates in Governor Candidacy Push

Woodruff hustles for delegates and may control the state convention with temporary chairmanship by Woodruff and permanent chairmanship by State Senator Maltby. Across states, Utah and New Haven reports note convention tallies, with Rushes, resignations, and health concerns shaping leadership mentions.

New York Woodruff Tf. Li. Woodruff Maltby

Cortelyou Gets Busy At Republican Headquarters

New York returns Chairman Cortelyou to party HQ from Oyster Bay triggering a flurry of campaign activity. Maryland Representative Wachter and Indiana’s Landis joined by many New York politicians to discuss minor campaign matters. In Devils Lake N D officials report end of Indian reservation registrations and drawing. filings begin September or 9. drawing to name winners starts September 19 with notices issued to those eligible.

Vermont State Committee Bryan Green Mountain McKinley New York Cortelyou Oyster Bay Wachter Maryland Landis Indiana New York State Devils Lake Devis Lake N. D Devils Lake Indian Reservation Sterling Attenton Washington Varnum City Manuel & CO

Japanese Postal Agreement Expands Parcel Post to Korea and China

Acting Postmaster General orders that parcels addressed for delivery at any U S post in Formosa or at Japanese post offices in Seoul Chemulpo Ping Yang Chinnampo Kunsan Mokpo Masan Pusan Genzan and other Korean ports, and in Peking Tientsin Chefoo Shanghai Nanking Hankow Shasi Soo Chow Hangchow Foochow Amoy in China, be admitted to Japan parcels post made up in the United States at the applicable postage and conditions.

Postal Administration of Japan Formosa Seoul Chemulpo Ping-yang Chinnampo Kunsan Mokpo Masan Pusan Genzan Korea Peking Tientsin Chefoo Shanghai Nankin Hankow Shasi Soo-chow Hangchow Foochow Amoy China United States

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