Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-03
KANSAS POLITICS.
4 Correct Resume Of the SituatiOn-The
Lcpub. leans Hard Pushed.
Farm-r.' ALLIANCE Cr a Ing WIl"sp-oAd Change
IA Doad'ioH Of TaIngs- NJ Ieili ing
vhat,ha SUI Will Be.


Special 10 the aytte.
Kansas CITY, No, Nov. l.-KansHs
has always been considered SO solidlY
Republican that to say now that there is
great probability of her sending only
two Republican congressman to the next
lou-e seems to be very far fetched, but
the fact IS that five of the oppos ton
candidates will either be elected or they
will run the Republicans 50 close that it
will utmost take an official count TO de-
ellie The matter.
Iu-fr are two districts in the state in
which there IS no doubt, and the present
1euQrTs will be returned, but with
tightly decreased mHjorities These are
',lr Seranl uud Fourth. Il. Il. FunS-
an VIII 20 back from the Second and
Hafu-ou Kelley from the. Fourth. In
obese districts The opposition could do
nothing m IN. way Of getting men who
Fuuli do 10 make a showing ard they
have not done much II any cnnvnssing.
But this IS not the case in the First,
Third, Fin, Sixth and Seventh dis
lrius. Two OF these, the First and
sixth, are sure 10 be enrolled against the
Errubl.,aus u the Fifty first congress
In the First district when MHj. Morrill,
withdrew from the field there VS.
struggle among the Republicans for the
place, ana utter considerable hard work
the plum WIS gathered by Case Broder-
tex. lu opposition to him the Demo-
Gratis, combined with the resubmissiOn
Republicans, nominated Ex- Cos ern0r
4NumgS Moonlight an the Farmers
ANiauce nominated l.. c. Clark. The
Al'uve member will cut very lille Zig
urr Wien the votes are counted as far as
DE-, ndNldunIy, is concerned but il
WAL make great difference TO Mr..
N'odeT'rk, for while the Democrats aud
ACCOMPLISHMENTS are so!Iiifipd the Rppub-
t''"s are d!rlilng up with tine farmers.
!ht Republicans coucred the election of
hooU1i2hi with good majority.
Iu the Sixth district there WAS
STRONG FIGHT MADE
the Republican convent on and the
result was the nomination of Webb Mo-
NsH, who is recognized rs being totally
emit to represent state IN congress.
i"r Farmers Alliance nominated w. A.
republican prohibition
preacher, and the Democrats nominated
'S scott Last week Scott made the
'mai announcement of withdrawal In
.a''r OF Baker, which virtually elects
Ihr latter.
t"e htpuhhcan managers give IN this
1S''"t and are looking auxiuusiy toward
'' o'hrr three, which are extremely
,'"r'iui- In the Third district there ia
,'ose contest between Congressman
's'h"As ani B. II. Glover, the president
,"e Farmers Alliance. The Demo-
"a" nave made 10 nomination. but
Ave combined their forces with the
W. and will undoubtedly defeat
. 'rIN!ns In this district the whole
% the organization will be brought
',"r Oh the farmers to hold them in
Wr their candidate, and Glover will
''Iohoiy get majority.
H. '"e fll'h district William A. Phil
n pittrd against p. S. Warren.
r1'ocrsi, and J. N. Davis rnion
M, warren is making no fight. but
.-,.'' s'nocratir AMI Alliance forces are
,+''1ed 10 elect Davis. The chancez
Then, more IN favor of Phillips, bur
R-t, strong possibility of his defeat
dIiate. 'ie Culon Labor can
.hsr,a'. is N the Seventh district that
..-c,.,., ' interest ceutrrs in the whole
Hsl ' ~, D d. Hallowen, PRINCE
afns n one OF the most brilliant men
4,, ,n, i1'ppuoIirau party of the state and
ao.-s '' I a strong canvass. He is on
.hal d, " y Jerry Timpsou, ex-ci,y mar
W.s,a.N ra'c ne Lo!ge. a small town in
wins Tp oF Kansas. He IS Ds .u"" al
ior.s3 nominated by the party and in
au,o Sl ~ The Alliance. Iiliterats and
The num- p5in,, he is making a fight against
rg piIsGrtiy Republican that is snread.
stg,% a'Af m through the ranks all over r the
edge thai me Rel ublican Leaders ackpowIe
elect mat ,nat 1t is extremely doubtful if thew
The onr. ..taniiiate.
small ss svs'on OF prohibition cuts I'm, a
ltis st% urGre in this part of the contest pes
Ia rr-a,i amply the Farmers Alliance u hi"h
aspo ,0n Of things. The kiiiana s III j. ' aV
word, and P an in every sense Of the
IA ns aru what they will do at the noiis
po.,ed polI,t Of conjecture that the p pes,
POLITICIANS dare not uttempt 10