The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-03-24
POLITICAL cLoeULEs.

uOW WIZ VIII Dc IoISOttcl dIucI tHc Coii-
yentions adjourn.
The Kansas Methodists are inclined to
take united pull at politics this year.
This is a prerogatiye no christian should
ignore.
THIS is 10 year for political trades and
combines in the republican party. Guber-
material and congressional aspirants had
better 60 slow.
HILL signifies an intention of starring
through the west. We hope his western
manager, Bro. Petition, will put Dodge
City Oh the list.
HE great majority of the republican
farmers of Ford county evidently favor the
nomination of Farmer Smith, of McPher-
son, for governor.
The Wichita Eagle advises farmers to
burn all straw stacks in which the joint
worm is found. Col. Murdoch does not
favor such disposition being made of the
s'joint'' worm of the distillery.
WHOM shall we have for senator? Ford
county has many good men to select from.
Our district, the 37th, is composed of the
counties of Ford, Gray, Meade. Clark,
Comanche, Harper, Barber and Kiowa.
The cases of the men who murdered
Sheriff Dunn. of Stevens county, have gone
the way of that Of the murderer of Sam
Wood. Couldn't get an unprejudiced jul
ry. All these murders and their attend
ant troubles and expenses could have been
averted by the state senate. BOtkin should
have been displaced.
The .Larned optic, the cleanest demo-
cratic paper in the state, is not flirting
with the Simpson IusiOnists this seasons.
1t concludes, in discussion of the pro-
posed fusion of the democratic and peO-
PIES parties in Kansas this year, that
where two democrats will vote for COM
bination ticket there are five who are
independent and manly enough to either
vote the republican ticket or stay at home.
And the best men of the peoples party say
the same of their voters.
Col. HALLOwELL has taken Blaine's
course in writing letter of declinatiOn.
He has no doubt about denomination and
an election, but his family and financial
reasons demand the Withdrawal. This
step leaves the congressional field open to.
many ambitious men. Those now with
bees blizzing in their head-gear are j. w.
Jones, of Hutchinson; Senator Long, of
Medicine Lodge; Thos. A. Hubbard. the
Sumner county farmer; Henry Booth, of
Larned; Jesse Taylor, receiver of the Gar
den City land office. The crop is still
growing.
WE HOPE the IImes-EuNgu will not
have any serious attack of insomnia in its
apprehensiveness lest this paper fail 20
advocate republican doctrine. Protection
to home is republican principle. The
GLoBE-REPUBRICAN is ut present engaged
in shirt-sleeve work for Ford county
her rural and city interests. With the
potential assistance of the Times Ensign.
Harrison, Blaine and Rusk seem to be
showing the party work along at a charm
ing rate. They have checked South Amer
lea full of reciprocity, set our hog to root
ing in Germany, furnished France with Il
better quality of grub, and knocked off the
foreign trade Of England to the tune of
So, SOC, 900 in one year. Just as soon as
it becomes apparent that they must have
assistance, the GLOBE REPUBLICAN tow
line will be hooked on.
If PARTY disruption must ensue from
the reinstatement of such men as John j.
Ingalls, in the republican fold. then there
is something wrong with the organization.
Such talk is manifestation of machine
politics, jealousy and poor judgment. Mr..
ingalls, may not not look as we'll in repub-
lican garb as he did before the alliance
tread on him, and his old spirit of ignes-
cent republicanism may be less iridescent
since having openly declared that many of
the demands of the alliance are just, but
in his retirement he has certainly lost no
opportunity in acquiring greater knowl-
edge of the wants of Kansas. as well as of
the leading questions OF the day. The
rank and file eff the party will not regard
with favor any policy that proposes to os-
tracise men who have been temporarily
absent and desire to return to the fold.
SINCE Col. j. X. HallOwell has with
drawn from the congressional race we see
a spontaneous demand for Jesse Taylor,
of Garden City, to become the standard