The advocate., 1891-01-07

some consideration, and TO these we
invite attention at this time. We
expect this publication to lead to other
developments which we shall give
TO our readers as the plot uniolds.
The following is the letter.
House or REpREsRNTArIvEs, u. s.,
WARRINGTON, d. O., Dec. 81, 1890.
DEAR MCGRATH II wrote you yesterday, but
from thoughtlessness addressed II 10 J., 3. Nc
Grath, care National hotel, Topeka. got your
fathers initials instead Of yours. wrote in re-
gard 10 some railroad Legislation.
ingalls, will try 10 force his eectionO or drive the
alliance men into caucus TO agree upon their
man In order 10 force the election OF an alliance
man, 40 chat he can carry the party down with
him. He carried II down at the election, and can
carry II down with less aillCtlOn 10 his pride In
the legislature II the election Of republican is
defeated.
just received letter from Farwell, Of Os
borne, and no says their representative does not
like the alliance candidates, and that he Is an old
republican and would vote for some good repub-
llCan, but would not vote for Ingalls, Farwel
wants 10 know II want his VOTE thinks II can
be had. wrote him an evaslve letter, asked
him what he thought Of II, &C. that had not
written any one upon the subject, &C.. that /
would not DO In Ingalls, way. / saw Senator
Berry, OF Marshall county, here yesterday and
ne is positively opposed 10 ingalls,, but says no
will vote for him II there Is no other republican
10 vote for. Judge Perkins introduced him TO
me and asked me TO talk with him In his per
tinsD interest, and / did 80. He would not sup
port Osborne or Peck but said he could support
Perkins. told him not TO fear; there would
come a time when he would get an opportunity
to vote for some other republican than ingalls,,
and no was anxious TO get into tho deal. l told
him 10 talk 10 Senator Wilson, as l thought no
telt Just az he Berry did. shall write Senator
Wilson, Of Hays City. tonight, and ask him
what he thinks about a possibility Of my cleo
tiOn, and no nCUcr talks / told hlmy you we're my
friend and be could talk with you cOnddentialy.
1 have no money TO spend In q fight II sue
ceed could and would put up $1,000, but II Is
difficult TO use II that way; that is, promise In
case Of success; yet you may have some friends
who would be willing 10 take such chance.
We will pass that bin to establish chat United
States Judicial district, and can have United
States marshal and clerk; the tlrst changes with
administrations and the clerk Is for lie. But
guess you know take care of my friends.
We have agreed not TO agltate this bill until
the election there ls over, for Ingalls, would be
jumped onto for all the places, and lnjure him.
or some Of the eastern fellows might try TO com.
init him against IT,
Now win leave the whole matter with you
and Hlll p. Wilson and abide results with con
tent II there Is anything new In the printer
matter that can adjust, let me know. l have
Just finished drawing bill shall introduce u
loan money upon farm security. like IL and
think you win. VIII send you copy as soon as
It's printed. Il Is on the general plan Of issuing
money on farm security In the interest Of farm
ors instead Of Issuing II on bonds in the Interest
Of bankers, Yours truly, Il. J. TURNER.
P,S. Unless Ingalls, gets some alliance votes
he will go In with sixty-EwO, who will vote fol
him reasonable number OF times, but as sOoT
as their instructions are complied With, they
will leave him. Some Of the alliance candidates
may expect 10 get some Of Che republicans wher
they leave Ingalls,; that would keep all OF then
in che field. COdding thoughthe could get the
republican votes when ingalls, was out Of The
way. OF course an alliance caucus for that pur
pose would name the man, and chat would end II
T.
Note the following points:
First-Mr. Turner says he will mol