Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-05-06

Missouri has a surprise in
store for the country. It will be
revealed November s.
There is nothing but har-
mony in the Republican ranks,
and victory is in the atmosphere.
Just one month from to-
morrow the next President of the
United States will be nominated.
"A united effort will give
William Warner a majority of ten
thousand. There must be no
shirking.
There is cut-throat BRAID
of harmony in the Democratic
ranks of the First Congressional
District.
Organize Republican leagues
in every school district IN the
county. The same advice will sp-
ply to every county in the First
District.
Maj. r. D. Crsmer, the
nominee for Congress in the First
Congressional District, will make
a thorough and vigorous canvass
of the entire district. He is an
old soldier in whom the "boys"
will find true friend, one who
can do more for them than has
ever been accomplished by W.
81. Hatch. He expects and merits
the hearty support of every Re-
publican in the District.
The Republican State ticket
nominated at Jefferson City, is q
strong one throughout. 1t is
headed by Maj. William Warner,
of Kansas City, a man about whom
the Democratic press of the State
has spoken only in highest terms,
since his nomination. The COM
ments of the Democratic press
evidence the fact that Maj. War
ner is a man whom any good
citizen, regardless of political
affiliations, can cordially support,
and in doing SO will honor himself
and the State.
The largest tin plate and
stamping company in the world is
now located on Missouri soil at ST
Louis. The Niedringhaus works
for the making of tin plate alone
cover seven acres of ground, ano
are the most complete and costly
now in existence. This great in
dustry was established in spite o.
the most formidable obstacles
The Democratic press of the coun
try ridlculed and declared the
the project would be a failure. Tn:
Democratic papers Of st. Louis
published column after column
to prove that no tin plate would
ever be made. Encouragement
for such an industry might have
reasonably been expected, ever
from a Democratic source, but in
stead of receiving encourage
ment it was denounced as a hum
bug. But Niedringhaus Bros.
turned deaf ear to lidicule an
falsehood, and went on With thei
enterprise, and the works are no,
complete and in operation givin!
employment to hundreds of met
and their tin plate as publishe,
two weeks ago, is the best eye
brought to this place, for the sam
cost. What we have said of MED
rInghaus Bros, of ST. Louis, ma
also be said of [. and G. Taylol
of Philadelphia, who are maxim
every effort to supply their trad
but can not on account of the rus
of orders. The product of thei
works has gained Nations
reputation and is pronounced ST
perior to any ever imported.
Last week Senator Sheltor
of Schuyler county, announce
himself as an aspirant for Cor
gressionsl honors. His announce
ment Was surprise to some, bu
it was limited by others who ar
supposed to live close to the four
tain of political wisdom that hi
candidacy is not to secure tn
nomination, but to "6x" Schuyle
county SO as to be able to hand
over to Giles at the proper time
The GRAPHIC does not pretend t
say how this may be. But what