The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-30


TIE Clyde Herald says that Col.
Phillips, In bic speech st Concordia,
told OF farmer in Dickinson county
who came there with only $50 and
is now worth $4,000, yet he lie
among the calamity howlers Of the
Peoples party.
THE peoples party are trying TO
elect the attorney general and q
county attorney In eseh county who
will not enforce the prohlbltory
laws OF the state, aud yet they make
q hypocrItical pretense tina: temper
ance is not an issue In this cam
paIgn. Vote for kellogg, vote for
Millikin.
In Massachusetts there IL a Law
that no person shall take his whiskey
or beer standing. He must sit aud
order his beverage brought to him.
or course this does not prOhiblt
drinking, but u makes II more difii-
cult. Prohibition will get there
after awhile II we do not expect ia
accomplish II all nj once.
ACCORDING TO the most recent
figuring the corn crop il the small
est since 1857, the wheat crop the
smallest since 1851, aud the Oat crop
the smallest since lss2. And yet
there il more money In farmers
pockets than ever. The Republican
party can successfully buck against
even short crops Il seems.
SENATOR INGALI.S IL telling his
constituents that while Lee does moi
like every feature of the new tariff
law, he stands 10y 1t rs whole "be-
cause the British aud the Democrats
are all against it," The number Of
people who OcruPy the same posi-
ton for the same sound and prscti'
cal reasnn l. large and Increasing.
Az old gray-hairrd soldier re-
marked one day last week In this
city, II stayed with the Alliance
until I could hear the old rebel yell,
then I quit" Then turning to some
Of the comrades near he continued
Boys, when find such men n
Polk aud Terrell and Willis at the
head of a party, IL Just makes me
sick"
TnE gall of the Peoples state
committee In DEMANDING nf Cover
nor Humphrey that he call sn extra
session Of the legislature tn meet the
original package drcision' is illus
traied by the fac; that that party Il
supporting = whisky candidate for
attorney general and many whisky
candidates for legislature and county
attorney.
THE cleveland contraction Of the
currency made earn sell for thirteen
cents n busheI. Republican laws
aud the adu mi -tratiOn policy l.
rapidly Increasing the money Ia
circulation, and corn sells for forty
crnts a bu=hsl. The plain duty ni
every man H. io vote for Republican
nominees from top to bottom oI
every ticket.
LET no Republican member Of the
Alliance be brow beaten and In
Inundated 10y lot Of union lsl'Ol
hulldozers, into being heTded into s
school house the night before eiec'
iinn, given a ticket and then driven
in the morning To- the polls aud
voted like cattle. Let every man
east the ballot "f his own choice
without dictatinn.
RnUINSuN and his gang still insist
vurifrrousIy that 10y opening up the
whisky saloon all this trouble snd
discussion about prohibition would
stop. There would I've no such
trouble and discussion IL Democrats
would roncedr prohibition, obey the
Law and help To enforce IL, instead
Of obstTnrting by their everlasting
bplIyarhing eTUciaiions.
THE campaign has waXed very
old and hut little Of IL IL left. sill
Mr. DoIan refuses Ia say whether
lac IL for resuhmis-iun or prohihi.
ton. We do not see how any clear
headed. conscientious Republican,,
though he may honestly believe i'm
rrsuhmissiOn, can vote for man
who, 10y his silence, seeks 10 deceive
the voters Of Saline county.
ONLY eighty-three Republican
members of Lawn Ridge +. 4. and l..
L. No. go, Of Jackson county, not
believing in political action In the
Alliance. have Withdrawn from the
order. The number includes the
president, treasurer, lecturer. door
keeper aud other present and - niii-
Gers. The People party Is "n the ran.
Push 'em hard, Republicans.
IT seems that Mr.. Dolan l. not the
only Peoples party candidate for
Legislature who plays the towards
part and refuses To- tell whether he j.
for prohibition ar not. Mr.. Steele Of
Conrurdia, il in the same shsky craft.
II IL needless io say that there, ~
we'll ~ here, such political pultroon-
pry IL not according to Kansas seHti-
ment. lie IL losing ground rapidly.
OSE Of the most important offices
In the county il that Of commission
pr. No one eau doubt for an instant
hat Willis Bristol l. very much bet
Ter qualified TO fiIl the position, n
regards experience, ability and good
Judgment, than his competitor.
Those who fail Ca vote for Mr.. Bris-
.oI will fail ia n very plain deity de-