Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-11-17

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way, to notice with what unanimity the
better class of republicans in this town
and county denounce the cratic and
unwarranted course of their organ, the
Register. in the late campaign. Over
a dozen of the best men Of the party
lay the local defeat. and in large
measure the congressional defeat of
the republicans at the door of the Reg
lister and its editor. This all comes of
the editor of that paper persisting in
having his way in all things, and turn
ing himself loose to campaign of
billingsgate instead of one of logic OF
persuasion.
One thing the peoples party legisla-
ture will do, and that will be a reduc-
ton in the wages of the railroad en-
ployees, so that from forty to sixty dol.
lars will be paid per month, instead of
from fifty to one hundred and fifty
Hoisington Blade
WE bad supposed Col. Borders would
bow to the will Of the people and admit
that the majority Of Kansas people had
expressed their will at the polls, and
that will was that the peoples party
legislators could be trusted to look
after the affairs of the state. His
comment above would indicate that he
believes the majority of the people of
Kansas are just what the most radical
and unprincipled demagogues of Kan
sas have been charging,i i. e., anarchists,
regulators, etc. Now Mr.. Borders
knows as well as any one that the peo-
Piles party legislature will do nothing
of the kind intimated, and he but low
ers himself in the estimation of his
readers when he makes such express
siOns.
ALL HONOR to the loyal democratic
editors of Kansas who stood by the
party of progress and success, and re-
fused to be made republican aid
societies. May they live long and
prosper; and may the other fellows
the lads who thought they had a
grievance and went to republicans for
sympathy-may they get no sympathy
from any other source. The good time
coming is almost here, it was long, long
on theway; o, run and tell Grover to
hurry up Pomp, and meet at the gum
stump down in the swamp, for the
brave boys must have their pay.
WE HOPE Governor Lewelling has
good level head; he will need it. He
was elected to improve on the mis-
takes of the republicans, and can easily
do this if he is fair, honest and sensi-
BILE. But some of his friends are as
foolish as the republicans were cum
ming in waving the old flag with one
hand and robbing with the other, and
these fellows must be put IN the back
ground, and kept there. Governor
Lewelling was not elected by men who
want Office. but by citizens who believed
that change would be beneficial to
the STANDARDIZATION Globe.
Grover can now proceed with his un.
finished pension vetoes, and other brick
a-brack novelties.
AND don't you forget it, Grover will
proceed to fill the presidential chair
honestly and fairly, as he did before.
If you fellows think he is any less the
MAN than he was four years ago your
eyes will be opened in a very short time
now. Grover will not sanction any
thing that is not fair, just and honor
able, and if you would acknowledge
the truth, you would admit as much
yourself.
The men who were standing up for
Kansas the past few months are sitting
| down now taking much needed rest.
Tribune.
| JUST so. friend Townsley. But the
men Who always .stand up for Kansas
all the year round, are still standing up
for Kansas, and don't you forget it.
They are not the spasmodic sort you
refer to, but the sort that love our
glorious state for the sake of homes
and the pursuit of happiness. and not
for politics sake.
TAKE some more 'beer, bologna and
saur kraur," Morg. and ''stand up for
Kansas" Don't get discouraged over
the success of honesty, integrity and
manliness, over corruption, vitapera-
ton and falsehocd. Kansas is all
right -or will be when a few more DO
litical shysters- are relegated to the
rear. Stand up for her. if you have to
take some more '.beer, bologna and
i saur kraut."
THE old soldiers of Kansas were no,
afraid of Col. w. A. Harris. They
stood by him 10 man, and the repub.
lican party should now acknowledge
manfully that the bloody shirt issue
does not go any longer in this enlight-
ened state. All honor to The old Union
soldiers.