Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-27
INGALLS,, OF KANSAS.
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unissd States sSsSe ssishoua orpbsi.
ton. The Republicans have majority
Of ninety-six in the house aud thirty.
four in the senate, or a majority Oh
Joint ballot of 100 over the Democrats
and every other element of oppOsi.
ton.
Senator Ingalls,, will be, as we say,
re elected without opposition, for there
he's been no sort Of opposition devel-
oped to his return in his own party.
tits we'll that such ayconditioii OF
affairs should obtain ip Kansas. At the
polls theRepublicans. of Kansas showed
thor lesotion9te Republican princi-
ciples by an overwhelming majority,
and y within the confines of the
state no aore sterling aud sturdy rep.
resenla'ive of these principles can be
found Than John J. Iugalls, and no one
better equipped 10 represent them as
well as the interests or the state in the
councils of tie Atom It9H9iI
To a high order of ability, and the
requirements ofthe scholar and broad
views of stateman, he adds an exper-
fence in the councils of the nation,
which Kansas, with its avowcd attach
peniy ap. tho Republican,; pripciIaes,
shp,Ld bot, fail I'd avail iteh Of, and,
especially a, this time, when the Unit
ed States senator must, be looked upon
q. ths coriservntor. Of the interests,
general and political, (which the Re-
publican party has SO long promoted.
Senator ingalls, has been twelve
years in the senate, and has attained
a position for his state and reputa-
ton for himself second to none in the
national Legislature. He is on alert,
active and industrious member of the
senate, and % aggressive Republican.
Such qualities should and do commend
hua to constituency that in honor
ing him, has honored itself.
At this junciure. as we say. the
services, knowledge and experience
and thorough Republication of Sena-
tor ingalls, cannot, in safety to the
country, setting aside all the inter
ests of Kansas. be spared from
the senate. No one will be more
watchful than he. and none will be so
eager, quick ANA ,rs~d& q discover
and fr'.s,raic, Democratic schemes.
whether originating in the house or
emanating from the Democratic presi-
dent. For the duties the Republican
senate will be called upon TO perform
after March, no one will be better
equipped than Senator ingalls,. 4
So far as the interests of Kansas are
concerned, his course in the past is the
guarantee he gives for the future,
and which cannot be overlooked
Among all the able men Kansas
has, and the state is noted for
them. @ere is no one so.s$ell
qaaliScd to represent il in the United
States senate as John j, Ingalls,, omit
ting mention of his great natural
and considering his expert
ence alone, which at this time will be
SO available.
But without presuming TO further
discuss Senator Ingalls, qualifications,
or the conspicuous claims he has on a
he has represented SO
well anf fepfsHi,EisFFtifyings to
~ that he Inowsbls sfHees sre ap-
pxeciatsd, ana ssErls rpthave him
: pne sfghe krsr5blthhshtersofthe
s senate while The Democra-
CIV rules at the White house and rev.
els i'm the house of representatives,
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