Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-10-17

RzpOsIIc4Ns WANT JOINT Dis
CUSHIONS.
In n interview With . rsporter Hon.
r. B Dawes q Clay Center, said:
II don't believe It will be possible fcr
tho rspublicans to engage the peoples
party speakers in joint discussion. Tue
issues presented BY the peoples party,
as they know vsfy we'll, will not bear
discussion. All that il necessary 20
place Kansas squarely in the republican
line is open. free and fair discussion OF
the principles Of the two parties. This,
joint discussion would bring about
In joint discussion the people Of both
parties ara present. This would give
the republicans the opportunity to show
up the erroneous and dangerous doc
trines that are being promulgated by
the peoples party.
1.-THE only hope that the peoples
party has Of success is to keep the peo-
Die blinded a. to the true issues OF the
day and instead thereof appeal to the
prejudices of the people. They dare
not permit the members of the peoples
party to attend republican meetings
and therefore dare not engage in joint
discussions. because Of the fact that the
people they have been deluding by their
perniciOus doctrines would hear whole
come political truths. But, however,
in the long run this will make no differ
euce.
1.-THE peoples party has been on the
decline for the six months last past.
There is not . county in the state in
which the peoples party is not losing
votes and in which the republican par.
ty 10 gaining. Since the last election
the people have had time and oPpor-
tunity to study the legislation of the
Afty. first congress, the first and only
republican congress. save one. for
period OF about fifteen years. They are
awakening to the fact that there was
moro wholesome legislation in tho in
terest of the people, and especially in
the interest Of the farming people. by
the ffty-irst congress than in any,
or in all put together, during the whole
period.
''The Mckinley bill, which was go
much abused during the late campaign,
will be the salvation of the republican
party. Its effects are just beginning
to be felt. New industries are begin
ming to spring up, forming new mar.
kets for the farmers produce. This,
together with the stoppage OF the inn
portation to large extent OF rye, bar.
Icy, fax, butter, eggs, cheese, horses,
cattle and sheep, has, as every one is
aware, caused at least 20 per cent ad-
vance in the price Of all these articles
Of farm produce.
''This the republicans prophesied
during the last campaign, but the peo-
pie would not believe it. Now that
these propositions are fully verified
there is NO doubt in my mind that the
people Of Kansas will acquiesce in. sane
ton and sustain the wisdom of this leg.
islation.
I'm addition to this is the meat in
spection bill which has enabled the ad-
ministration. to appeal to Germany and
France successfully for the reception OF
American pork and beef into these mar
kets. Germany has already thrown
down the bars and France will soon
follow it and I predict these two coun.
tries alone permitting the introduction
Of American hogs, cattle, pork and beef,
will result in the advance OF the prices
from / to 1 cent per pound.
g. kA
pie in studying the legislation of that
congress- learn the fact that this repub-
lican congress has appropriated $751;
600 and 81 900 additional for each year
Tor ten years, and thereafter $25, 900 q
year to each state having an agricul.
tural college. for the purpose Of Civ
ing instruction to tho people in the
art Of higher agriculture and when they
consider that it is the agricultural
schools and mono other for which nation
al appropriations are made, they will
not only believe, but know, that when
Jerry Simpson, and such az he, say to
them that the republican party 10 the
enemy OF the farmer. that they are not
merely mistaken, but deliberately and
willfully lie.
ut 10 my opinion that more than one
half the county officers elected this fall
will be republican and that in 1892 tina
republican electoral ticket IN this state
will have 10000 moro votes than the
democratic and peoples party COM
bined."
RAILEOADERS AND THE ALI
ANCE.
Cash Grouse, locomotive. engineer on
the Frisco road, talks to his brother