The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02

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their doctrine of Rum and Ruin !
elected. and the prOhibitiOnists &
believe lac IL with them. A maj
cant ride two horses going opposite
directions. Not this year.
THE Peoples PARTY, which claim
Ia lie better than other parties, Ough
not to have n candidate who will no
define his position on any and nj
questions. Mr.. Dolsn, who IL q can
didate for the legislature, II trying
to keep mum ON the prohibition
question. la these times this won
do. 4 vital question il at issue.
WI arr Justly proud OF the R-pub
lican party. Aud 40 ought TO ever,
rlear-sighted man To be. During tht
twelve years ia which we have con
troIlrd, We wiped from the statute
books s:I3.e0,nm Of annual taxa
ton" said Major Mckinley in {
speerh the other day, and We pro
pose by this bill 10 roll away $40,
OO.GU more"
"RETUEI.IrANs, put your personal
grievances ia your deepest inside
pocket until after election, and go "a
work with will To do your part in
sustaining the party. No party eau
win which iuduIg-s in personal
wrangling in the face of the enemy
That's what the Republicans oi
Saline county have done. There Is
no wrangling here.
"IT isa relief TO know that con-
gress will adjourn October I. What
n prolonged wind storm IL has been. -
Why should il he relief" The con-
gress Just closing has done much
goOd. For one thing IL has, in the
Mckinley bill, relieved the country
nf S7O,m1,OG1 annual taxation. IL
would pay for congress to sit ron.
iinuOusIy 10 IL continued Ia do 81
much for the people.
Ir IL said of Jerry Simpson, the
Peoples candidate for congress
down In the Big seventh, that he
was making q speech, and said Oar
field was raised between the pillow
handles. while lie himself grew up
between corn rows. A small hoy
yelled out at this point Hes n
pumpkin" That boy Is a farmers
hoy and will make his mark-a
good mark high up some day.
ell auy Of these old political trirk-
-t.r- come around tO see you, and
offer you q five dollar bill To vote
with them, take the money; then
walk up Ia the polls with n Peoples
ticket folded away Ia your vest peck
ct next 10 your heart, aud vote It
straight. Keep the m"ney-ihat's
the way would do. Mrs LruSc.
ID is said there were cheers when
this abominable advice was uttered.
Sell manlinod aud then not deliver,
Did the woman know TO whom she
was talking"
THE Alliance AdrOcutC attempts
10 palliate the Ofiense of its party
against American methods 10y charg-
ing that tue Republican League II
alsO a secret oath-bOund elan, which
dictates Republican nominations.
The Adrocdie il very lily informed.
No secret meetings Of the League are
held. Neither the Republican party
nor any Hf its auEilisries hold secret
meetings. In Rll the party workings
there IL nothing 10 be ashamed Of,
nothing 10 he concealed.
This opinion Of J.. l.. Polk, the
High Muck-a-Muck OF the Farmers
Alliance, shows whether its leaders
regard u ~ a political organization,
aud also the variety OF politics they
prefer: From my standpoint as q
Democrat, have no hesitancy In
saying the Alliance platform is the
simplest and purest exposition OF
old fashioned orthodox Democracy
] know of. To my MUD, there is no
between the Alliance and
the real Democratic teschings."
Hers IL q pen picture OF Davis,
the Alliance candidate, painted hy
a Democratic editor:
"If the Alliance elect Davis-we !
Will have q man 10 represent US Ia 1
congress who has been on 50 many
sides OF all political fences that, like
the lrishman's flea you can never,
with any certainty, put your finger
nn him or his position. He IL 40
EarrulOus and fiighty that you will
never know where to find him. In
he event Of his election we are In q
worse condition than TO have no con-
gTsssman at all to represent u.s."
JOHN DAVIS IL working the same
piled 80 successfully by Mrs.
ease in this city. While Incideu-
ally running for congress, he takes
~ 4 collection to pay his travelling
'xpenses, and then takes suiSscrip-
ions for the Tribune, at the close OF
ach meeting. He will not succeed !
u well a. the woman, though, he
ibly asks ten cents TIL after election,
nd she got q IuErter.-Cidy Center
Dispatch.
Davis Was here working the same
acket. The bundle Of his TTiJHnrs
e brought here WAS bigger than
imself.
Ton REED: TN the face Of the q
srth to-day there are two sets Of '
eople who believe In free trade-the
'emocratis psriy aud the United
.inKdom Of Great Britain aud Ire
md. with ireland SUPPRESSED. Rus 7
a. the Eransry Of Europe, has J
DandOned free trade. France, Aus Il
Ia, Germany, Italy, Mexico and the .