 As a result of his initiatives, Ware was disliked by some members of the paper's staff, particularly Spenser Wilkinson, the paper's leader writer, and E. E. Peacock, the paper's manager.Ware also supported Richard Jebb's campaign against respected conservative Robert Cecil for the Marylebone East Parliament seata move that cost the paper readership.After the First Moroccan Crisis in 1905, Ware campaigned heavily against war with Germany.