Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-23

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EAGLE. 1t is whisky.-Morton Monitor
Whisky is what they give man wher
, he is in extremis. Is that the reaso1
why Wichita has got to have it?-Stat.
Journal.
Query: If all resubmissionists in Kan
sas were ''killed off, what effect would
it have on the population of the state:-
Wellington Mail.
If prohibition in Kansas We're a grea
moral wave the men riding on the TOT
would not be such cheerful and prompt
drinkers.-K. c. Times.
The members of the resubmission
clubs, now being organized in the cities
of eastern Kansas. will not go home It'll
morning. -Springfield Republican.
Resubmission will be the leading issue
in this state next fall. Judging from the
tone Of the press and people it is bound
to come.-Conway Springs Herald.
Bah Easily will have to learn much vet
before he is capable of sitting in an edi-
torial chair without being recognized by
his Stiffness as an ass.-Leavenworth
Sun.
What an army of saloon keepers,
gamblers and bummers would swell our
population if prohibition was defeated in
this state-all Democrats, toO.--Topeka
Capital.
| If Leayenworth and Wichita were the
state of Kansas resubmission would have
some show. but as it is it will be knocked
out of joint in short order.-Springfield
Republican.
The Republicans of Wichita have or
lican Resubmission Club" They will,
Burton Graphic.
The Wichita EAGLE is getting good
deal of free advertising just now on &C
| count of its stand on the resubmission
question. The EAGLE doesn't object to
this, though. Wellington Mail.
Judge Brewer of the United States
circuit court and Judge Foster of the
United States district court of Kansas
are said to be avowed and outspoken re-
submissionists.-Pr Republican.
The Hutchinson News is striking
sturdy and well directed blows in behalf
of law and order in Wichita, and ought
to have the encouragement of every
good citizen in Kansas FIT. Scott Mon
itor.
The EAGLE explains that the stopping
of the street cars in Wichita was only
temporary. The resubmissiOn agitation
it seems, hasn't hurt the town quite as
bad as was reported.-Emporia Repub-
lican.
The resubmisSiOn movement has been
gaining ground at a surprising rate
since the elections, and it begins to look
now like the question will have to come
to vote sooner or later.-Freeport
Leader.
The rebellion in this state lacks a
jeff Davis to head it.--Atchison Cham
pion.
Well, what is the matter with getting
a petticoat for Nurdock? -Newton Re-
publican.
While the resubmission question is
agitating the minds of the people of this
city. would it not be a good thing to get
a move on you and induce some manu-
featuring plants to locate here.-Win-
field Courier.
Several Kansas papers are bowling
''resubmission must come" Well letter
come, and when it does come vote your
sentiments. Don't keep driving at your
patrons on that subject all the time
Burton Graphic.
The farmers of Kansas are against the
saloon. They have no interest IN it and
the greatest interest out of it. The farm
furnishes the great preponderance of
voting strength, hence the saloon is gone
forever Winfield Courier.
According to the EAGLE the church
members at Wichita are in the resub-
mission movement. The lower regions
are full of the kind of church members
who lend their influence and votes to
establish saloons. Wellington Press.
During recent resubmission meeting
in Wichita one Of the speakers asked,
What shall we do to move the Masses"
A chap way back in the audience, think
ing it would be cute, replied. ask 'em
out to take a drink. "-Cullison Toma-
hawk.
If the resubmission movement really
means battle, and we are frank to say
that signs of coming engagement are
not wanting, the anti-resubmission forces |
are in danger of being greatly crippled |!
by the third party craze.-Lawrence |
Journal.
Two counties in the state of Kansas |
went Democratic at the last election. The |
lovers of whisky and the admirers of the |
civilizing influences of open saloons are
making this fact pretext Tor resuming |
the resubmission howl. - Lawrence
Record.
''Wise men," says Col. Murdoch,
'change their mind, but fools never"
We may expect Col. Murdoch to vet
conclude that the police commission is
good institution. He has never changed |
his mind on that subject yet.-Euporia
The Hutchinson News is making siren
uous efforts to have the saloons of Wioh-
ita closed II is to be hoped the state
will honestly urge that