The sun., 1892-11-20

mount Issues before the American people, ana
assert themselves on this overshad adowne
issue and stamp out the violent and lawless
In contradiction to Gen. weaver's attempt
70 Place Kansas In tho same N category Win ns
ton eecine Of Concressman John Otis. Mrs.
Lease set this liberty loving, state right IN
thft this You'd not Ss ssttea
Tor co Hf Iiynsston fnsn e to f talk IN e Ksnsas this
pSopio Of a common o csS Country try should engage in
and q; so
mon justice and the ma intenance q liberty
:, Mrs. Lease went. further and criticised the
SortH as veil as in ot the SOUTH not to permit
suffrage. On this point she said; .,,,,,on y,
u these things, and as such would be at once
TO Offset these salient propositions she
trancs In not not compeiiina fair elections in the
To the question. I'm your opinion. then.
sWs,Eer csnRos hops t9 ssrry anyd
supervision G1 he mi might. Tho farmers are. with
ns but ths negroes WI! 10 1 tn'imsatGss ba GsorHia I
Dsmocrats De- n might TI have had i7o,6d0 majority
gs easily as 10000. They know how to count
they do not seem to know how vieiously
wicked they have become They resort 10
iawlessnsss. murder, and fraud. nhey resoire ice
tiflces. and in every wicked device and comGi-
nation by which the. Democratic party can be
are an organized appetite. Their sole concep.
,iop Of party is an 2rganizaton that Mrhn HSMpihrss
aTaso's OF she sosh not cnned
ways that are dark and tricks that are vain
satan never taug the children Of men; l.
the south ior years" continued Mrs. Lease.
After tho negro had been eniranchised the
Democracy started out with the propositi0hi i
they have followed that up with the idea that
It is right to count out any political 9nponehhI.
ulsnt voting They openly boast of their
out against Force bill they have fastened
~ Arc y, yea IN favor of applying Force bill to
II am in favor OF abolishinG the Force bill
now used hy an intolerant Democracy. and
applied e whites and blacks who differ from tEa
ballot should bs .for, the voter. and not the
yoter, for the ballot. Why In many places IN
and and mulos .s for 9s gears Tss9 give the
Names have them registered. and then take
thsm to tho polls and cast votes in their
The all important and living issue now
befors the psSpis OF America Is .wa t. wipe out
s paay thn Ss
protest against progress. and has become In
its blind hatred 9 menace to good government
A great m any funny things in politics have
happened in the great political city Of Topeka:
snt IL. has esss soysa ra
on the evening OF the 4th Of November at the
Grand Opsra House. gotten up by the Demo.
mittses.
:, 1t was another vsrINcation Of the old saving
that oil % and water viii never @ mix; On this zoe oc,
far apa G h sfss than H"s
IN s' reE mi nFsas
mighty lively on tho platform Of tho Grand
Opera House for fifteen or twenty minptes. ss
pemoeracy was snubbed al around, Then
besn si snubScd. and that's tho way It stood be. 20
fore the meeting had fairly started;
The opera house was crowded. Gen. Weaver
hour } ha psid hish eo@pIi n.nf 3 70 Mrs. Gease
Demosratic Den Chairman. apparsntly thinking
promptly prom to % the frons and ID introduced NJ At.
worth. Mrs. Lease took this as snub Her
eyes tlashed and hreS;enty pickPE up hsr hat
and A Gem M.sysr fSi!oHed h her al mement nor later
.Chairman, Bredsnthal. Judge Webb. and
other Popqsts . rushed ae;S eyer to Mira Lease t9
can tell them something about elections in
the soTth% she exclaimed; Ths rud,enes
,Hh eanr Of for f her viii naa
*unless can can sR!n those bemoerats. s: fs and
y to 40 snub hS' ms S asa Ts
Chairman attempted to Quiet the crowd
sy s'n0 "a sa Pf on OF h:n he p tn
Lease. % ~ unisrstand Mrs, '.s Lease has ieft
tor tor focr on but sG at @ That momsnt a Mrs Mrs Isase sa@
who had all the time been standing behind
ns sG aH
dsS:sS 9S y SSsEns 5onsi Tfs hssfs
sloquently for about ten minutes with refer.
ence to the issues OF the CAMPAIGN and walksd
but. but hefors leaving. got hold Of thaIrman
Drei!enthal and gave him a piece OF her ind
prosramns M today and The names nan @ OF these ae
And "a have been obliged to submit to t sin:
1t may bs safely predicted that Mrs, Lease
dress ut Atchison the. other night she IN
general indorssd the principles OF the Republi
party i s6s fir that M
VIII saiWart ri @ @ N. fs FIAT she sfif
q power. whatever turn her brilliant genius
may take. Is unQuestionabo.
Aldermen Call One Another Liars md FG OILS
NIAGARA FALLS. Nov. 19.-The elimination
Of tho big sewer contract fight In this city rs.
suited in most disCraceful scene In the
Common Council chamber last night. Alder.
men called each other liars and fools and
hurled oaths and spithets at one another. The
city has awarded contracts for big trunk sew.
| ers. amounting to some 5000. 900. Some ol
these went to. the highest bidder. despite the
planned time and again about tho condition ol
| the streets, but to no avail. Alderman Striker
| attempted to lay the Dlame on the sewer en-.
| Ginser. w. G. johnson. and charged him witt,
| employing Incompetent inspectors. Johnson
| retorted. and then the war began.
Alderman Campbell the only Republican or
| the Board. presided. and was insulted b,
| Striker: who told him b" did not know enough
| to preside over a meeting Campbell retortet
| with calling Striker q self m ade fool. who wa.
| an abominati0n to the Council. Swear wordi
| followed. and pandemonium broke loose. /
was feared that some OF the Aldermen woult
| come to blows. but at length some ssmblan Q,
| OF peace and ruiat WAS obtained. Campbell
refused to serve on t he same committees witt
| Striker. and resigned.