Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 2, 17 February 1908 — Page 8

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 100S.

PAGB EIGHT. IS LEADING MILLER fMI Developments in the Republican Gubernatorial Race Point to These Men.

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AN ATTACK ON WATSON. RANK AND FILE HAS FOUND THE ORIGIN OF THE ANTAGONISTIC ATTITUDE OF LABOR LEADERS TOWARD MAN.

Indianapolis, Ind., Feb. 17 The developments in the gubernatorial race so far lead to the impression that the race is between Charles W. Miller and Congressman James K. Watson, with the latter in the lead at present. The Miller and Watson workers do not seem to fear that Taylor will ever mus, ter enough strength to become formidable in the convention. Taylor Is coming in for much critiicism for statements he is making everywhere ho goes that the party is in such condition that no one else in it but himself can be elected governor. This statement is regarded as a reflection, not only on candidates, but on many influential members of the party. Taylor has come out squarely as the laboring men's candidate. Edgar A. Perkins, of the state federation of Labor; Fred Feick, of Garrett; Theodore Perry, Clarence Gaummer, of Indian

apolis, and other well known labor leaders are looking after the feature of Taylor's race. Perkins is now said to be on the road in behalf of the effort to discredit Watson. He visited Ft. Wayne this week and was busy among the labor unions there. He gave out a statement that the object of his visit was to stir up the unions against Congressman Watson. During the last few days much light has been shed on the origin of the attack on Watson by the so-called labor political committees. Theodore Perry has publicly admitted that he framed up the first resolution adopted by labor unions against Watson. Republican editors in many places have just learned of the charge that the labor movement against Watson is being led by democratic politicians, and they are calling the attention of the members of their party to the so-called effort of democrats to nominate the republican ticket. The Washington Herald says that Feick and Perkins made a fight in the second district two years ago against Congressman Chaney, a republican,

whose labor record had never been questioned before. The editor of the paper says that Perkins and Feick made their attack with the knowledge and support of the democratic state committee, and, that j the democrats who are inciting labor i unions against Watson would not support the republican ticket, no matter

who is nominated.

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