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EPoRr OF THE CONDITION OF THE
II NATIONAL BANK OF WHINING
TON AND BRANDYW INE,at Wilmington,
In the State of Delaware, at the close Of bust
mes on the 3Ist day OF Dec ember, 1881:
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-11-02
FOR TIE PUBLIC.

To the Editor Of the Eagle:
On The 18th Of last April George Howard
Herring my partner in the real estate, loan
the amOlnt Of several hundred dollars. As
soon rs his action became known to me l
took the pl6per means to cause his arrest by
applying to the county attorney dale to file
q complaint and have n warrant issued which
he refused to DO for reasons presume he did
not care to make known. And upon Sheriff
Watt receiving dispatch stating Herring's
whereabouts, and to come for him immedi-
ately. Iapplied again, with no better results
Sometime in June. or early in July, She iff
Watt had occasion to go to Leavenworth
with some prisoners, which would bring him
within few miles of the place where Her.
ring was last heard OF. 1 applied to Dale
again to have warrant issued and delivered
to the sheriff, and upon repeatedly calling on
him succeeded in having complaint filed
and warrant issued, but Dale forbid W. W.
Thomas, justice of the peace, to deliver the
warrant to any officer, or TO any person, un-
til he Dale gave him orders to do SO. The
oucIin uouc duu Duic idiitu u give
him the warrant
Any officer who will shield thief and
criminal 10 worse than the one who commits
the crime. 1t is an outrage on justice; it is
an outrage on me. My business has been
ruined, my reputation damaged considera-
bly, and have been subjected to slnnderous
assertions because an officer OF the law would
not do his duty and bring an acknowledged
wrong-doer to justice.
To vindicate myself, and as citizen Of
this county,I deem 1t my duty to bring the
above before the public.
WIN. j. MOFPETTE.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-11-02
THE TINES ADDENDA AMENDED.

Do you want the green screen boys TO be
the prosecuting attorney Of sedgwick coun-
ty? IL you do vote for ID. NJ. Dale.
DO you want the fire-eater, who is boss OF
the liberal league, to be county attorney OF
Sedgwick? Ii SO vote for ID. NJ. Dale.
Do you want cut and slash war on the
schools and churches and the tax payers
burdened with thousands of dollars in costs ?
Then vote for Dale.
DO you want an honest, safe and judicious
county attorney? Then vote for T. B.Wall.
Do you want man who will not prose-
cute for spite and to please hot-headed ia
naticsy Then vote for Wall.
Do you want prosecuting attorney who
will leave his Office and go out as spy stick
ing his nose into saloons of cripples! Then
vote for d. NJ. Dale.
Do you want beer garden deacon to be
the right hand supporter Of the county at
torney and 60 about bulldozing the business
Of the cityy Then vote for ID. N. Dale.
Do you want prosecuting attorney who
10 q modest, courteous, knight Of the nine
teenth century, Then vote for Wall.
Do you want county attorney who is
wax doll to be handled and coddled by the
dear rummies? Then vote for Dale.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-11-02
THE TRUE RING.

BLENDoN, October 30, 1882.
10 tie Editor If the Eagle:
Allow me to cay to the Republican voters
Of Sedgwick county that the coming election
is of mo importance to them than any cleo
tion ever held in the county. That the el,c.
ton Of our State and county ticket means
peace, order and honesty. While the success
Of the opposition means exactly the opposite
Of these. not only for year or two, but for
the next five or ten years. When you elect
the present State and county ticket and they
take the oath to support the constitution. il
means that u strict adherence 10 this oath
closes. every saloon aud gambling dea in the
county; it means that every violator OF this
oath Is perjured seOundrel and il prosecut-
ed can be sent to the penitentiary; it means
that no more witnesses or jurors can be
bought. and that the day OF buying delegates
to keep scouudrels in office has passed. II
these things are sbominable and wrong, you
have the remedy in your own hands; Use it..
With the men who opposed st. John because
of thifd-term, before he was nominated,
have no fault to ind. But the men who now
oppose him, after the almost unanimous vote
he received in the convention, belong to the
whisky element and ought honestly to ac-
knowledge it.
honesty nominated Hnj should receive the
support of every honest Republican in the
county. JNO. KELLY.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-11-02
WILL GET THERE.

Estimating the blow and noise on the streets
one might be led to conclude that the opposi-
ton were sweeping every thing before them
and that the Democratic party was really
ready to commence its work of upsetting all
that had been accomplished in twenty years
by the Republican party in Kansas. But did
you ever stop TO note the crowd from which
this blowing proceeds and then think of the
hundreds of quiet, industrious mechanics in
their busy shops, the merchants and their
statesmen in their stores and the professional
men in their ofices-the blacksmiths, the
carpenters, the masons, the tradesmen, the
buyers and settlers, who have no time TO loaf
about the street corners and ventilate their
opinions, but who will just as sure as the sun
rises and sets be with the party OF law and
order when the time comes next Tuesday to
cast their ballots? If anybody is SO foolish
as to be Influenced by these demonstrations
OF yawpers and paid spouters they will find
Wednesday morning that they have been
misled. Men of moral character who dis
passionately think and men of property with
great interests at stake vote their conyic-
tions uninfuenced by the howls of hIrelings.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-11-02
CONTEMPTIBLE.

1t has leaked out that the saloon interest
propose, at the last moment, and when il is
too late to successfully refute any thing. to
bring out batch of charges rejecting upon
the integrity, the professional standing and
moral character of T. B. Wall. One of the
things fixed up is a declaration that Mr.. Wall
attempted to bride juryman in case in
which he was an attorney, wherein malicious
ness was carried to the extent of an informa-
ton. Let it be understood, and it is mat
ter of record and proof, that Judge Torrance
hearing of the case and following it up with
a searching examination, pronounced the
charge as utterly false and without a suspi-
cion of foundation in fact.
What other lodges may be undertaken, OF
course we don't know, but we tell every Re-
publican voter of Sedgwick county that the
papers published in the county where Wall
was born and brought up, without exception,
bear testimony as TO uprightness of life and
his wisdom beyond his years, so that all
charges rejecting upon him can be safely set
down as lies invented for the purpose of
beating him.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-11-02
A FARMERS ENDORSEMENT OF DoFFLE-
MYRE.

To tie Editor Of tie Eagle.
Doffiemyre record as mentioned by the EA-
GLE was timely and merited. Fellow farm
ers Of the Goth district. if we fail to send him
back to the legislature we will make great
mistake. know that Frank Is quiet, earn
est and energetic worker aud deeply inter-
ested In railroad legislation, and is earnestly
endeavOring TO secure AN adjustment Of
freight rates, alike just to the farmers and
railroad msgnates-a species of legislation in
which we, ms farmers are vastly more inter-
ested ut this time than the repeal OF the liquor
law
DO not be seduced by the grape and distil-
leTy argument. Sad would be the day for the
Happy Valley when Its bright skies should
be dArkened by the lurid fires of the still,
and the sweet air fouIed with fumes of viii
lainous whisky.
Remcmer that the great products OF this
county, for profit, will ever he grain. beef,
pork and wool. Grapes and wine would cut
u very small figure and would be subject to
the same railroad exactions. We would have
to manufacture largely for shipment, or else
all become enormous consumers Of our own
commodity.
Now, fellow-citizens of the 9Jth district,
whatever may be your views on prohibition
and monopolies do not allow any thing to
prevent you FROM voting for FIN Dofilemyre.
J.J. BECKER.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-11-02
10 rHr coLoRED MEN or WICHITA.

Can 1t be possible that there is a man
among you, who is so far blinded to his own
interests and the welfare of his own race MS
to vote for the ticket headed by Click and
tailed by Dale, q crowd whose party has al
ways denied your manhood, and who to-day
would snatch your ballot and your freedom
both from you had they the power We
hope not one of all your number is so blind
ly foolish rs that. The Republican party
not only gave you your freedom, and with 1t
the ballot, but made law compelling these
same Democrats to treat you as men equal
before the law. Not only that, but the party
which has done SO much for you has put one
OF your own race upon the state ticket in n
position where he will pass upon all bills
and claims against the state, and where no
money can be paid out of the treasury but
by his sanction. We don't believe there is
q colored man Of the sixty odd voting in this
city, who will become the tool and dupe OF
the party which for almost a hundred years
jeered OF your woes and chains and caused.
for their gain, the blood Of hearts TO minge
and flow with the sweat Of the tired backs
OF your ancestors. Heed not their threats
or promises, for the one is harmless SO long
as the Republican party reigns, and their
promises are lies to deceive you. Point them
to the record Of their history and tell them
to stand back while"you east a freeman's
haiIot
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-11-02
WHAT THEY CLAIM.

George Dadisman. of Kechi, one of the
Oldest Bourbons of Sedgwick in converse
ton the other evening said he had been
travelling extensively and industriously all
over this county and that in his opinion
Click would carry Sedgwick county by five
hundred majority. Think Of that. A coun-
ty that gave Garfield upwards OF nine hun
dred majority abandoning principle and 60
ing back a quarter of o century to help put
the Democratic party in the ascendency I'M
der the leadership Of such man as Click.
And this is but on par with the claims set
up by the men of that faith every day. 1t
seems that such boasts ought TO be enough
to induce every old time Republican to cast
aside every prejudice, and give the super
silious old Bourbon party such threshing
as they have not had since the days Of
Appomattox, enough to cause every Gar
field Republican to hold up his ticket unfold
ed in the light OF heaven, and then east it
unscratched of any name from st. John
down to the bottom of the county ticket
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-11-02
DR.. ALIENS RAILROAD RECORD.

1t was suggested the other day by gem
that we bring out DR.. Aliens record on the
railroad question. Our answer was that ev-
erybody knew him to be with the people on
that question. We know our answer was
correct, but if anybody doubts it we refer
them to tho journals of the House Of 20 and
u.s. Every vote cast by him on that question
was on the right side. Not only that, but as
chairman of the. railroad committee in rs
he made a strong effort to get his commlstee
to draft and report bill regulating freights
aud tariffs
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-11-02
HURRAH FOR OLD GREELEY.
70 tie Editor offhe EaQte {:

To the Editor offhe EaQke:
MOUNT HoPE, Oct. 80, 1852.
see that Greeley township is accused Of
nominating T. Is. Wall, with the express
purpose of having the anti-St. John party or
Dale elected. If such is the ease they have
got the wrong sow by the ear. For T. b.
will get every Republican vote in the town.
ship but one, and 1 believe that Wall will
get nine-tenths OF the votes Of Greeley. II
the rest of the county will do as well as
Greeley every Republican on the ticket will
be elected. Yours for the party,
GEO W. WRIGHT
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zsrAe x1tler cav ~. .

To ~ k1ttcr ~ ~ 311ss:
see BY County Attorney Dale's card pub
lished IN your issue Of the 18th Of October,
that he declines answering the questions
asked him BY ssvoter," touching the dismiss
d OF those liquor cases At the spring term Of
our district court. Well, perhaps he is right
II may be that truthful explanation would
not look we'll on paper. He ought to know
best. Although my efforts in that direction
have been attended with but poor success, 1
shall venture 4 few other questions:
There was one other criminal case on the
docket 1t that time, but not liquor case.
Why wss II not included in the disruisssi!
This was the first term Of court Tor seven Of
the nine liquor cases; none Of the defendants
were in prison. II, A. is claimed by some Of
Dsle's friends, these cases could not have
been tried 1T that time without doing great
injustice to other litigants, why were they
not continued as is usual in such cases! BY
the dismissal OF those cases $70Oin judgments
belonging to the school fund were thrown
away, but Mr.. Dale's fee of $l35 went into
his pocket. Why throw away the one and
keep the other.
1t has been patent to every citizen of Wich-
ita who has walked the streets, that for the
past year there have been from dozen to
twenty places in the city where the prohib-
itory law has been openly and defiantly, dali
ly and hourly violated, and but comparative
ly few prosecutions, and these few the poor
or and most Insignificant OF the violators.
Why has this thing been permitted without
any effort on the part OF the county attorney
to stop itS And why select few OF the poor
est among the number and allow the ring
leaders and bosses to 20 scot free. 1t cannot
be because Of his ignorance Of the fact Of
these violations, rs they are 80 open that he
must have seen them himself; besides, good
reliable, responsible men have time aud again
notified him of these violations, and given
names Of offenders as also the names Of wit
nesses by whom to prove the charges.
The law makes it the duty of the county
attorney to prosecute criminals and not dis
miss suits against parties charged with crimes
and misdemeHnors, as Attorney Dale seems
to have construed it, judging from the man.
ner In which he has conducted the business.
This he may, and think be will, find to be
the view the people OF this county take Of 1t
when the votes are counted and footed up.
VOTER
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-11-02

Gov. st. John predicts that Wichita will
have thirty thousand people in the year 1895.
We wondered what softened down the Wieh-
ita EAGLE SO perceptIbly on the governor
Emporia NeWs.
1t wasn't that. 1t was the slush fund be-
ing paid out by the brewers association of
other States to defeat and disrupt the Repub.
lican party of Kansas. Before such an at
tempt we know nothing but our allegiance
and duty to our party.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-11-02
ELEPHANT AND THE TIGER.

we think we remarked, few days ago,
that the old Republican elephant was get
ting up and shaking himself.
Now he is mad, and threshing round in
the brush after the Democratic tiger.
The Republican elephant is curious old
animal. He gets lazy or sulky now and then.
He likes TO stand and enjoy his ease (; to be
at peace with, call the world and the rest
of mankind :" to feel how good it is to have
ment or anger; and to keep out of fight in
which he will be compelled to use his
strength to smash things.
But the Democratic tiger will forget that
he is nothing but tiger. His instincts are
vicious. When the Republican elephant
wants to enjoy his ease, the tiger snaps and
snarls and bites at him, until he excites him
to anger. When the elephant wants peace,
the tiger wants war. When the elephant
desires to enjoy his strength, the tiger jeers.
and jibes and snarles, until he cOmpels the
elephant to sit down on him.
The Republican elephant has stood good
deal OF abuse in this campaign, with much
patltuCts luc tiSCis 40 IL Mo h"cAeS mis-"
took this composure for Indifference, and
began threshing about in the brush, boast
ing of how he was going to wipe the earth
with the Republican elephant; TO stamp on
him; TO show him that he didn't amount to
a tinker's imprecation in fight. The tiger
hired BOOSTERS 10 crow for him when the
fight was over; and, growing holder, at last
emerged from the brush and began to 'ssass"
the elephant, TO malign him, to dare him to
come on, and to jeer at him as dsgruntled,
broken down, sulky, sick old elephant, who
never was match for tiger.
Well, as we have remarked, the old ele-
plant has at last got his dander up, SO to
speak. He has put on his fighting harness.
There is blood in his eyes, and the ground
is beginning to shake as he moves. On or
about the It'll of November, the Democratic
tiger will feel something drop on him, and
when he picks himself up he will be the
--LATEST tiger that was ever seen in any
MoRAL.-Tigers should never be impu-
dent and sassy with an elephant; if they
are they will be certain TO get hurt.-Atchi- |
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JUST so.

A gentleman who attended one of the
meetings held by the Democrats OF Sedgwick
county, informs us that it was not called as
a Democratic rally, but as San anti-St. John
meeting" He says not one word was ut
tered in defense of the Democratic party,
not syllable OF a promise for the future,
and not single suggestion of any redeem
ing qualifications upon their own behalf, but
that the speeches were simply TRADE OF
abuse and denunciations of St. John and the
efforts he has made TO elevate humanity.
From others we learn that such is the gen.
eral character of all their meetings. Ii is
"anti-St. John" first. last and all the time, a
play upon prejudices and the utter ignoring
of all principles. The next thing any one
knows these fellows will be fighting church.
es, Sunday schools, and the sanctity Of the
marital relation, and the privacy Of homes.
Their fight seems negation Of all that's
good and the affirmation of nothing.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-11-02
WITH THE MAJORITY,

Thefe is to be new apportionment this
winter, an apportioDment in which Wichita
and Sedgwick county are greatly interested,
materially as well as politically. In fact up
on it hinges matters Of the greatest moment
to our people. That being the case we want
men in the legislature who will be with the
majority Of that body and who will be called
into the counsels of the Republicans when
grave matters are to be settled; not only
that, but we want men in the lower house Of
experience and influence. DIR. Allen and
Frank Dofilemyre both have had experience,
and both will be part and parcel Of the Re-
publican or majority caucus.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-11-02
DON'T FREAK YOUR BREECHlNG.

With the help OF the Atchison Champion,
Emporia Essos, Wichita EAGLE and few
more stalwart papers, we hope to pull st.
John through, but it will be hard work
Commonwealth.
Yes, we have entertained the grayest fears
that the Commonwealth would burst its
breeding in its superhuman efforts to pull
st. John through.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-11-02
PLUMB, INGALLS, AND HALL0WELL.

SALIVA, October 25.-The most enthusias-
tic political meeting ever held in Saline cOun.
ty has been in progress here to-day. This
afternoon SenatorP. b. Plumb for two hours
discussed the political issues of the day and
aroused the enthusiasm of the Republicans
to high pitch. This evening the opera
house was crowded to hear the addresses OF
Colonel J. Il. Hallowell and Senator Ingalls,.
Col. HalloweI made an eloquent appeal in
behalf of the entire Republican ticket. Sem
ator Ingalls's address was the a5lest ever de-
livered in Western Kansas, and was noted
for its clearness of dietion and forcible pre-.
of the real issues before the people.