The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-07

In 1871 II supported an lndepend'
cnt candidate for mayor %nsucces
fully, against the regular republican
candidate, Is it also supported q
council ticket made up of democrats
and the Independents.
In 1873 it made up n pool with
Andy Clabby and other democrats,
whereby it opposed the republican
candidates and went in for Clabby
Laughlin and other democrats, who
were elected ovcr the republicans. It
was that year and that election, that
in the interests Of the I'D. and
democratic combine that the secrc-
tary of the city republican COM
mittcc was detected getting out a
ticket, off of the form OF the regular
city ticket, at the same Office where
the republican tickets were bling
printed, and just in time to prevent
his getting away with them and with
a lot of the regular tickets which
were turned over TO the G..D.-Andy
Clabby combine.
SO it can bc seen that the politi-
cal purists Of the CD. order are not
unfamiliar with the way of such
frauds upon the party, and rcaping
for their combines the benefits. This
, smart and dishonest secretary of the
committee was soon gotten rid of and
| had to leave the city because of this
criminal use of him by the CD.
outfit, and suffer the fate of the AS
sociatcd Press telegram %stcaler for
the CD, who, poor fellow lost en-
ploymcnt and character, while the
principals and receivers of the swag
thrivcd.
In 1882, the CD. bolted the reg
ular nomination of Isaac NJ. Mason
and Chas. +. Vogcl, and aided the
democrats to defeat, as the party
had became tired, then as now, o.
its bolts.
In 1881 it boltcd the regular noml
nee for congress, Mclean, who re
ccived more votes with its opposiiio'
than lie received in 'S2 with its sup
port. 1t also opposed and bolted TIN
regular republican candidate TO
sheriff, and Dragged in enc column
| that it defeated him, while in anothc
+ it told the truth in saying that tn
1000 voters illegally stricken off Q
the registration lists were, as the
were the cause of it, and again'
. which, and the loss CT a rcpublica
: congressman and a part of the cit
ticket, it had not q word Of con
S plant to utter, and so Ivy its "omil
+ GUS silence" was = party 10 the erin
!. against the party, and ;hc citizen
l. rights and the government. Did
n utter a complaint? No, it was
II ssominous silence" oalloot with I'll
Is frauds. The old hypocrite! b
ID oh. how pure now! The Andy Cla
le by Blong-Butler- Wagcnman patriots
In 1886 it had its own dear way, al
tx the republican ticket went, n
through ''ominous silence but wi
SC its active support, to defeat, MS
nc 1887, the school board also went.
nj In 1888 il tried without success
4 stop the union of the two conil.ctil
he city republican committees. But
at couldn't, and that was the way I'll
lis in the fall election, in spite of its 4
r termination, the republicans VIC
til enabled Ivy that union, to carry
lie city by 10000 majority, and to el'
I'll three republican congressman, n
al save the house the admission of I
ng four new states, the organization
he the house, the gain OF five C
SO, publican congressman and eight n
of republican United States senate
to and control and ecu the pass
of the tariff bill, and control lcgls
ton generally, all of which wol
have blcn impossible II the der
Gratis and d~isorganiz-rs who run
has CD. coull have had their own v
and made the ''workcrs so and 6
gone" A supellat.vc nice Old
convict successors crowd to Ia
purity or That the workers must
AS the Cclt has repeatedly said
NH workers 90, then the whole repu
90 can ticket will go with it. But
md haps that Is what the G. d. is p'
IN ing for, as it is well known that
,ho democratic editor would rather
Normilc the n,mclcss, elected
,v any republican upon the tick't |
fall 81. Louis Colt.
ny Administrators Notice of s