Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-04-17

The efforts of DIR. jenkins, OF the KiI-
win Chief, to mi,lead the citizens Of
north west Kansas with di- torted state
ments of committee meetings.. convgn-
tons and The expT ession Of the senti-
ments of his associates, together with
his seryile and insipid illusions intended
TO show the greatness of his DANDY pets.
would lead a reader of his articles to
suppose that a rousing majority of the
voters OF hOrthw est Kansas we're incapa-
bic OF voting umderstandingly, and as
individuals were easily ''gu'led' and
with li,rle sense, ard that it need. 4
{. instant boluses of his nasuaiing nasti-
ness 70 keep them from putrafaction
Know, oh lordly dictator, that none SO
quick TO shout rogue and fraud as he
who is the fat her Of kindred'crimses. v g
believe you will fiod the people at least
on an equality with yourself, and from
.the bareIaced assertions you ley. down,
ggith such emphasis, and which yOu.eoT-
| slider proverbs OF wisdom; we even, be-
iieve them your suneriDrs in practical
Judgment and good sense. This week +
! Chief contains me statement that the
| politicians are for Holt, while the mass
es are for Hanback,. Without stopping
to.reler the Chief particularly; to, the
! days and weeks spent on a leave of ab'
Sence By mail agents and othsr federal
officers drawing pay from the govern
ment while working the ''wire5'' for
Hanback,, the subsidized news papers,
and the Imported gentleman from anoth-
or state, who smiles on the boys with q
broad double eagle smile for this same
Hanback,, and only pausing to. say that
the masses whose abilities the Chief Co
verify sneers at, will doubtless repre-
sent their views wi b aajudgment devel.
oped by careful thinking, when they
come to the polls, 10 the hart of the
Chiefs darling ''bandy pets 1t has
long been truiRm that sail men were
equal before the law and with this be
lief desire to speak for myself as one o
the masses, aud assert my fesltY for
Judge joel Holt, who in my opinion i
the man to represent the 9th district il
congress.
He is, man of grand intellectual abil
titles; man who has always been iden
titled wish the best interests OF his party
warm hearted and the ever ready cham
pion of the oppressed; man who cal
always be approached by any person
with tie assurance that they will b.
treated cord ally and that they cal
claim Judge Hult's sympathy and hell
in time of need. No one " no has heart
the speeches of these two men but VIVA
Will Instantly give TO Judge Holt tn
preference as to eloquence, logic an,
solid thought, which shows we'll de
Veloped and disciplined mind In con
clu-i ion we want man. of hone ty7 t,
represent us in congress, note a. po1itiea
shyster; we want man who can max,
a speech, not SmuIty story teller an'
: end man in a two cent show; we wan
u man who viii WORK for The interest
of his constituents, not malser OF fai
promises of pensions, and this in th
face of eli culars from. the department
that this pretended work is all bun
cUmbe; we want a man who is tAdea, e,
to aud identified with all the interest
: OF northwest Kansas not man who's
, only claim to this districts that he ha
5 Jumped this claim and tries TO force
right accordingly to pre- nptiou usages
In fact we prefer man of sense ant
abil ~, to whimPering, back. biting
rOwdyish committee stealer, plot spring
er. wire pulling polilitlan, seduction
J alsi6eE and pension claim fraud. II