New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
TIRED OF BOURBONISM.
MISSOURI RESP ONDING TO THE ENERGtll"
CANVASS OF MAJOR WARNER

CANVASS OF MAJOR WARNER.
NOT ONLY THE STATE BUT TIE NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN TICKET FAVORED By MANY
! pENooRATs-THE PROSPERITY OF THE
COMMONWEALTH FELT To BE
FOUND Up WITH Az IN
PHIAuvE POLITICAL
REVOLUTION.
Kansas City No. Oct. Il Cspecial-Not ID ,"',,,S
wears has Missouri seen such a redhot pohu'"i ~
pasn as the one which Is now being "aseu II ,..
state Ever since the Democratic party oan'' nv.
MOVIE, her. inst a-er the war they have carried U'e
state by such maiorlties that Republicans INV n.y.
mad the courage Or the ambition to try 10 81 -
their vote. A.. .,o
Eight wear, ago came the first intimatioh INA .e
neople Of tie State particularly The late'comeIs "
wore principally from the Northern ana bas''n
states were growing tired OF Borpoh 'uo'
domination and were awakened 70 reahhauoh VI ''
,sct ,hs. Missouri naturally the richest state III e
,,on .s being far outstripped In the race for pro
GRESHAM bv her sister States. simply because 'ne
iron hsA q, RoiI-bonsm3 which knows and as~ ho'n
Inc better that the good old times "belo de ""H'
was on her neck. .. D.,
In 1884 Marmaduke. the Democratic eaholu"V iV'
Governor was opposed by Mex Ford p0puhi n'e'
ms
and tbe large Third party element In the stae ore'
40, Donoerat had been elected Governor In 1881 ps
oio~,,r y, over 10000, but Marmaduke only sue
ceeded in defeating Ford by bare 10000 votes
oivng rho Democrats the only scare they hao hau
since The war ..
In 1855 the wheel Of progress took announcer tlfn'
and David r. Francis, TIE present Democratic hAe'u"V
., tho state was elected on a minority vote-eome
.b,ros unheard Of In Missouri. He had piuTany o.
"a 600 over .he Republican nominee Ebert L.
V,nbsu but adding together the vote cast lor NH"
hs, and for the Union Labor and Prohibition nominees
he was In 3 minority OF more than 5000 votes
These Indications that the people were ripe TOT
change aroused the dormant enthusiasm OF uie Nv
nnbic,ns OF Missouri and they determined that IN
$500 they would nominate the Strongest possible
ststs ticket and would make vigorous and uhi'ea
Effort 20 redeem the state. The outcome oil
,b,s resolution was the NOMINATION Iof
Governor Of Major william Warner OF hnn'Hs
city, Republican, statesman ana '''
whose fame is National and who has Tot many !eai
been recognized rs the most popular man III pu'''.
me IN the State having twice carried bis own dso'
for Congress against Democratic majority appIoAi
mating 600 Or the ticket with Major warner were
ro,sd ths strongest men who could be named 10Y the
I various places the tekeh every seo"o" VI '"'
state being given representation IA,
Tho nomination OF Major Warner Was hailed Win
enthusiasm all over the State, and without We''ilas
! 20 no Democrats
ram Conmttte. al once naugurated q speahng anu
vornnp campsign in every county, In every own
A, md IN every school district IN The STATE
W,.sonr5 Ia. never witnessed such campaign as
Major Warner is making lie 10 campsiene' ."'
vcK,niev able 10 mako Two exhaustive speeches
dailv and 10 visit every county In the StA'e. ~
scr,bnu upon his banner the motto, e"ahu Up iVi
>rssonri . which is the Republican waTcry IN his
campaign. Major Warner entered upon canvass Oh
~. Stat. which has been nothing less that con
+nusl round o! ovauons day after Gay ne nus
already addressed the voters OF over lorV e0uH'''
and IN every one OF them has been pee'eu =,
audiences which far outnumber those VINO a'.snueu
IN. meetings OF his opponent on The Dsmoorauc "one
william J. Stone For the nrst tine thsi any Ne-
,,, hoo ds,od 70 do so In ten years, Major Warner
M o,rnted into the swamp region OF Southeast MIS-
cow, ~ which It has long been said thst AL IL
| produced was watermelons frogs legs ana Oemo
Gratis Here he met with most encouraging recsp"oH'
and he win certainly get large vote from ths ''hero
| soldly Democratic secuon $500
Major Warmers campaign has sent y uaa wave VI
enthusiasm sweeping the STATE and oven tnus a
.,o-. ,he decisive day his election seems an assured
| fact HIS method OF campaigning has been tithpS
! 10 produce the figures showing no" HISSouii il"
besn retarded and handicapped by the long reign VI
the House OF bourbon, and then 10 sho" tue cI,''t
I need for a change in the adminsiauon ot suVV a.
fairs and how Missouri would bud and blossom under
a progressive Republican rule. lie advocates ne"
| Missouri 10 which immigration and capital, ihs'cad
.. hsipe looked upor rs unwecomc lnTudeFs shall Dc
invited and urged to come, and shall he "eic""'eu
| with wide open arms new Missouri mo "hion
ccV blood stall he Infused, 80 thai her VAST ha'u"
ocrcult,rsl and mineral resources nav - developed
a. they deserve % be- This doctrine OF new MISSOURI
ii, proving 10 De wonderfully popular one ana most
effective In winning vote. for the man who advocates
# ON the other hand the Democratic nominee is
forced 70 devote himself entirely 20 The defence OF
Democratic msrule III the state Tor inoie thah twenty
years and compelled 10 take the position that The
state wants nothing better than Win' u hA' nh"
a manliestly weak position.
| besides Major Warmers great personal popularity
and the advantage he possesses OF being Oh the peoples
side Of the issues Of the campaign, there are other rea
sons WHY he viii receive vote meyer before cast ior
| a Republican. AS PsstCommauderIn-Chief OF the
| Grand Army OF the Republic he IS ldonhed BY ne
! old soldiers. Missouri has ten thousand Democratic
voters who served in the Union army and on every
tenOn 10 vote for Warner; and not only for WarneI
lead Of when is pension vetoer and the tail Gold
cn Circle Coppcrhcad. Then. too Major warner
| viii get "A large Democratic Catholic vote which has
ieen aenated from the Democratic candidate by d's
| reputable methods used in securing the nomination
| non was Richard Dalton an lrishman who had me
almost unanimous support OF thut CLASS Dhitoh
and his nomination seemed assured until scurrllous
circul;u placed In the hands 0i the delegate
|
n Catholic and threatening to knife the entire ticket
II Dalton should be placed ut the head OF H.. On the
ueN ballot after this circular distributed sion"
was nominated. 1t has been proven that ms trusted
lieutenants distributed these circulars, ana now ai
aver the State the Catholic friends Of Dalton are
swearing vengeance pronounced Is this feeling
| that the central body OF the Catholic knights OF
America in Kansas City has adopted resolutions con
deIrulng stone and declaring that no true Catholic
support him. 49,
the railroad and lbOrng men, and the nomination 0i
Rudolph Mueller a leading German citizen OF the
| iaufa or
q large support from all those classes and from the
| colored voters the ticket will receive unanimous
vote on account OF stnnd taken by Major Warner
at The Detroit encampment Of the G.. A. r., when
he conteudcd for equal rights for coorcd vcteraps
| The election Of Major Warner and the redemption
81 the government Is almost n certainty, nor
is II by any beyond the pale OF reason 10 Dc
Nevc q Missouri VIII be o