The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-30
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The Lord was on the side Of tn
Republicans in granting 10 then
n beautiful day for the advertise'
meeting % senator John J. IngaIl
aud Major William Warner at Sail
ma last Monday. The sun shOn,
warmly anS there was not wind {,
make the dag in any wise uncom
foTtable. The senator came direc
from his home nj Atchisnn in IN,
night-Najor Warner from his hons
a; Kansas city. Mo, during the day
All honor was done these gentlemen
by the Republicans during their stay
At Salina.
IL was sbout ten minutes after .
o'clock that Senator Ingalls, began
his mastery sddress before the inn
msnse as--mblage In Agricultural
hall, in Oskdale park. and = hall
hour before his coming there was
every available seat and space Oeeu-
pied. By actual measurement coun-
ting eighteen inches To 4 person, the
-@siing provided in the hall was sui
| Hcisnt l"T l,i,i7 psrsOns-shnWing an
I estimated audience In the building
NJ 7'Ti men aud wnpIRn the child
Ten were left II home aud outdoors
10 Vas calculated the number WAS
fully twice A. many mole. II WAS
unfortunate much more extensive
room was not To he had, that all
| might hear, but Senator ingalls
could not talk outside Gu account Of
the condition of his voice.
Tie address was over two hours in
delivery and ELECTED rounds Of ap-
piaUse n frequent intervals.
Mr.. Insslis first expressed his
gratitude for the confidence the Re
rub;i"sns 81 ksnsss had rRrOsed In
him. He confessed he had not done
ali he should have done, hut he had
sought to do his duty 10y the people.
He was sppblican-n"i just lit
tie, variable Republican, iut an
Abraham Lincoln, United States,
B"nismin Harrison. S2.fs0 majority
RapUhlicau-a Republican from the
head oi the creek.
He said me had always been for the
suppression nf trusts, aud a. 4 mem
Der Of the Judiciary committee had
offered the amendment 20 Ia. anti
trgst Law To- provide against the
gambling ia futures aud Il was on
his motion that the amendment
passed the senate.
he sid the opposition to the Re
publican party does not come from
the people. There are hat twn par
ties in the cauu'ry. anu they will 81
continue. Bc,-:.g.r 81 the new states
lately formed lh- senate will con-
tiuTs Republican Tor i;ty years
thanks 20 that powerful man, Tom
Reed. vino circumyeHtsd siratagems
of WHY men. the house will remain
Republican for many y.aTz. Amy
vote that il east for any other than
4 Republican j. east direct for the
Dumcrraf;r r-rly. The people o! the
country are nut anarchist. not ni!iii-
!sls. Tni- - the same ul'i coUtr"-
vsr-y--s colossal msnag-rie where a
single iioSet - admission admits tn
both irui-
Far - ysar- W. have hcen trying
IN tl..~ CuutiurnI the experiment al
popular, Democratic government.
II the experiment fails. there sre
uut two THINGS DsspUtism Oh The
one h=ud, anarchy Oh the nthtr.
He ruuteudrd that the civiliza-
lion rg Kansas hsd not been fail
are. and a---Tt-,l there wa prosperi-
~ aud happiuc-s in Kansa= tn every !
industrious person. II. said that in |
HE exp. rieu"a % thir;y.iwn years
i- Kansas there was no man vho |
had attended 70 n.s own business and |
let whisky AID ter alone that was
not prospecting to-day.
lie said that IL It had rot h-en for
the Republican party there would
nov be slavery IN this country. The
parry began 10y providing land fer
the landle--'-lEu acres for every |
one. The Republican party said tie
should lee exempt from
eNs. utiou, bot did Tut say il should
o. exempt from mortgage; IL could
IL; rTcvid. against uH-'- own yolun-
tary -ncunlEtauc-. III IL hadn't been |
Tor the Republican party ihst flag
ai,oya.yuaF head would he a dishnnor-
ad rag: hat for the Republican party
the uiIed states would have been
blullrL from the map. The policy |
nj the Republican patty has been
rigat. hut the adversary under " hat
ever maine, mas been absolutely /
wrong Vino says nos slavery was
The great element at
j. tina; Il j. 4 progress
.iyy parry" THE Car Of Rus-is.
the Emperor OF Germany. the Queen
II Eng,aud sit uneasiIy on their
ihTuavs' 1t j. laid the Prinrtsuf
Wales will never occupy the place
II his mother. Queen Victoria. and I
almost believe a. He didn't lee
lIeys IL right 4 mau should aCcumu-
late s2t1.DnG. go. oF SiuO, On.CiD, or
siU, tsJ.CE'. or even one 81 80. 01.
Two hundred million was more than
the entire wealth al four OF the
smallest states. He deprecated the
re- lation existing between labor aud
capital. aud thought they should not
rou ilict. Admitting the problems de-
Public attention Mr. ingalls,
favored such Legislation a. assured a
redress of wrong. sud said the Re
publican party was the advocate OF
such legislation. He figured the
wealth nf the country divided up be-
tween every citizen thereof would
amount to $50 -. Was IL lust n d.
vision should l.. made? and IL made
how long would 10 lie TIL the present
Of money would again exist:
For himself and esch member Of hi-
family they did not possess each
,,Ij...g. Whose fault was IL that
some others had much more than
be. Was IL due TO the tyranny 81
law that one msn invented the Bell
telephone and acquired his hundreds
II Ibou-and-s 1he Bell telephone
was open e. him 10 invent but he
iidnt know how. The artist thst
produces the masterpiece which
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