The advocate., 1890-12-03
ONLY ANOTHER REPUBLICAN LIE.
Hon. B. n. Clover Nails Ono Sent Out In In
galls' Interest.
TO ~ Kanaaa CllN Tlmea.

gals Interest.
no the Rdnsds CIV Times
CAMBRIDGE, Kan, November 90 1900, Il no.
tico the following going tho rOund0 Of the Ingalls,
newspapers
AT. LOUIS, No, November A upoolal.frOm
Washington 10 the glObc-DemOcrdt dnyai "Re,
ports % tho National Alliance headquarters ro.
| gAFding tho sltuat0n IA kanana grow moro and
more dl6cOlrAging. Tho Olilclal1 here nave
about giyen up hope Of defeating lnNallo let.
tefa have been received from n. III. Clover, the
former president OF tho Kansas Alliance, and
Others. They say Il Is becoming apparent that
some OF the men elected % tho legislature on the
alliance ticket are not 70 be depended upon"
Whllo Whlatllng 10 keep their courage mp tho
republican gang do not neglect 10 do their usual
amount OF lying. In contradiction Of the In
closed clipping | wish 10 say that never wrote a
line or pronounced q syllable that could bo I'm,
terpreted W mean any such thing as Is contained
therein.
Every man elected on the peoples or alliance
ticket Cas some 500 Nc 10 10 call NJ is pledged
against Ingalls, and IA elected on the principles
outlined In the 80, Louis demands, and the es-
sonce OF those demands Is 'puracahOn In poll
tics.' Every man elected by tho people will be
found true. As 10 what the democrats will do I
can not say, but presume that tho story chat
they will support Ingalls, Is OF Tho same piece aa
the other. That ls not the kind OF democrats
who live IN tho Third district that under any CIR
cumstances would vote for him. Eight senator's
have declared their intention OF voting against
him, and have no doubt that moro than ono
half OF them will regard the will OF che people OF
their districts. The British doctrine OF "Onco q
BritOn always BrltOn" does not apply 10 kan
sas republicans, IA tho election Just passed abun-
dainty shows. The old time principles must be
preserved, and II corrupt gang run away with
the name We win can II something else. have
never had any doubt OF tho defeat OF ingalls,
since the meeting Of the county presidents last
winter. when saw the unanlmity with which
that body Of earnest, thinking men dour,ntths
OF whom we're republicans In principle and half
Of whom we're old sOldierS) denounced his
double dealing and his catering 10 the demands
OF the plutOcrats. Thoro can only DO one sena-
TOR elected and those who will have tho election
In their hands will be as true ~ were tho farm.
ers and peoples party men when they went 10
the polls.
Their choice must be one who believes in the
doctrines OF the 80. Louis demands no a whole
Ho must bO pledged 10 tariff revision that
means tarih reduction; 20 free coinage Of gold
and silver on the present ratio; opposed totally
20 tho passage OF any such measure as the
"LOdge bill" In favor OF Issuing money direct tO
the people without the Intervention Of bonded
or banking system, except such rs may be under
tho direct control and management Of tho gov
ernment, and probably through tho medium OF
sub-HeaurieS in each county where the homo
stCads Of the people may DO given as security
and made part OF the basis on which circulAt-
ing medium may bo Issued, occupying the same
position that silver bullion or gold now does.
The finance and taxation questions are the all
important ones, as well as the transportation
question, and on those the man who represents
Kansas as the next Senator must be sound. We
want him for business and not for buncOmbe,
We want him for actual service and not for
dress parade. We want man and not an IN
telleCtual dude, masqueradlng iR borrowed
clothes and back number Ideas, We want q
man who is satisfied with the present Christian
the present plan Of salvation. b. II, CLOVER
The foregoing from the Kansas
City Times, explains itself, aud the
letter from Hon. B. II. Clover is a
most pertinent and timely one, and,
in view Of the many republican can
ards aaOat, il most certainly supplies
a long-felt want for a little more
truth and light.
To illustrate the old sdage that "a
falsehood will travel a thousand miles
while truth is putting on her bOots,"
the following is quoted from the In
diana State Journal at Indianapolis,
Indiana, tho home organ of Benjamin