The advocate., 1890-05-21

representatives elected from the Sixth
district, Ellsworth county being the 9th
and Rawlina the t24th district
THE REPUBLICAN, ENDORSEMENT or
INGALLa
The congressional convention OF the
republicans for this district, which CON
vened at Colby, Thomas comfy, on the
9Th instant, and which had 10 be in ses-
sion many days in the settlement OF their
contest, and In the vain endeavor TO har-
monte their differences; developed their
wonted conscience, intelligence and ga
gacity by endorsing John James Ingalls,
In this resolution:
Resolved, That we recognize IN Senator J. ].
ingalls, one OF the great men OF the nation AZ
ways equal tO any occasion IN emergencies,
great power for good, and we lndOrse the manly
lght no has made and lg making % suppress all
combinations In agricultural products whereby
the prices OF such commodities are 10 De lowered,
and his struggle 10 obtain q service pension for
the surviving soldiers and sailors OF the late war
Of the rebellion, their widows and Orpnans.
Suffice II for the present TO say that this
resolution, recIting the glories Of Ingalls,,
seems much like u myth, X not really a
delusIon and snare. And it may be
proper here TO remember that all that
Senator Ingalls, could get out Of this dis
trict, after q most violent struggle from
the election Of 1878, was the four votes
from four counties, as follows: Ellis
worth, II. Il. Anderson; Mitchell, O. j.
Brown; Jewell, George s. Bishop; Rocks,
s. s. Boggs. He obtained the vote Of
Senator Carpenter Of jewell county, who
had been elected in 1876 How much
better could ingalls, show up from the
above named counties from this coming
election Of representatives In l900H The
foregoing resolution, with the tedious
platltudes resolved in that Sixth congress
slonal district republican platform, seems
humorous and emineutly pickwickian
But, IL the political dance Of Ignorant in
fanny must needs 90 on, 1t follows as a
normal sequence that those who dance
must necessarily pay the fiddler. There
fore, lot the Ingalls, strikers in northwest
ern Kansas call the roll OF hitherto loyal
republicans In that comparatively unde.
veloped portion OF the state, and discover
as q final result that, aside from inter
ested venal politicians, there is scarscely a
cOrporal's guard of honest, intelligent
and truly loyal Kansans who will bow
the knee TO Baal In yielding support to
John James ingalls, for fourth term in
the United States senate.
NON. WEBB M'NALL, THE REPUBLICAN
NOMINEE.
Hon. Lewis Hanback,, of Osborne
county, was a representative in congress
for four years, and In the republican
nominating convention Of 1886 he was
remorselessly slain by Erastus j Turner OF
Sheridan county, but who was then hold
ing tho Office Of secretary Of the board Of
railroad commissioners for Kansas.
-Four years service as congressman
ends ispolltical career, and Dirable dictu
little Webb McNall, with his seven solid
votes from Smith county, comes in to ac-
complish political destruction to both
Turner and Hanback,; thereby demon
strating that human expectations are
very, very often exceedingly illusory.
Mr.. McNall Is a land officer in his dis
trlCt, through the gracious favor Of John
j. ingalls,; and at the February meeting
Of the state republican clubs Webb
! Iboetonad IN Voneka ~ dO valiant aarvice