The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-11-04
POLITICAL NOTES.

victory as the election of Moore would
be.-Gdrnett Agitafor Peoples Party
LOCALPOLITICAL NOTES.
Stand up for Kansas.
Every candidate OH the Republican
ticket is worthy of your support.
A vote for the Republican ticket is
a vote for the good name and the
credit of Kansas
Vote for the party of faith and cour-
age, and against the party of discOn-
tent and despair.
A vote for the Republican ticket is
a vote for lower rates of interest and
higher prices for land.
A vote for the Republican ticket il
the only Middle Of-the-Road" vote
you can cast in Kansas this year.
Let your vote next Tuesday be cast
by your reason and not by your pas
sion or your prejudice.
\ vote for the Republican county
ticket is a vote for clean and honest
politics, and rebuke to lies and cal
jimmy.
1t might be a good idea for Repub-
licans to carry this copy of the
REGISTER to the polls with them. 1t
may help to call somebody down.
The people of the Diamond neigh
borhOod are especially reminded of
Capt. DeWitt's meeting there next
Monday evening.
Every candidate ON the Republican
ticket will be elected if every Repub-
lican in the county votes for him.
Remember that when you go to the
polls.
The last Republican rally of the
campaign in lola will be held in the
Opera HOuseSneXt Monday evening
with Chas +. Scott as the speaker.
Music will be furnished by the Band
and by the glee clubs.
Campaign subscribers are reminded
that their subscriptions expire with
the next issue. We should begreatly
pleased to have all of them stay with
us. Any who desire to have the
paper continued should notify us
within a week. Payment may be
made at their convenience.
A candidate OH the opposition
70 l,A Ill
II want to thank you for the courtesy
and fairness which the REGISTER has
shown during this campaign. And !
must say it has been in marked con-
trast with the conduct of our own
papers,"
AS the Peoples candidates for the
Legislature, Mr.. Rath and Mr.. Bak-
er are expected by that party to vote
for Peoples party man as L. 5.
Senator. AS the candidates of the
Democratic party, these men are ex-
pected TO vote for Democrat for L.
5. Senator. Does anybody know vet
which party will be sold out?
The following are the Republican
nominees of Elsmore township:
For Trustee, r. J. CIavens; Clerk,
c. f. Osterberg; Treasurer, G. o.
Olson; Justices Of the peace, r. B. Nc
Cutchan and J. p. Decker: Con-
stables. H. l.. johnson and J. II. Man
well; Road Overseers, ThOS. Roberts:
John Warfield, Samuel Hibbs, s.
Huff. and II. w. Cox.
Counting the electors as one person,
n loo . h.. u
there are rs candidates on the ticket
this fail. One man who was interest
ed in the success of one candidate
might therefore trade his one vote
and get % votes in exchange for it.
Republicans should remember this
when approached with a propo-
sitiOn to trade.
Mr.. Rath met his appointment for
joint discussion at Bayard Wednesday
night in the same manner as he has
been making most of his speeches
by substituted Some of his friends
out on the Usage are wondering
whether, in case he is elected, he will
take Mr.. ChOguil along with him to
Topeka to make his speeches for him
there.
Suppose it should be announced
next Wednesday morning that Kan
sas had gone for the Populists that a
calamity Legislature House and Sen
ate, and calamity Governor, had
been elected: Doesn's everybody
know that the result of such an an
nouncement would be to affect adj
Versenly every property value in
the State, that it would make money
scarce and interest high, that it would
Gighten away those who had been