The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10
SENATOR MARTINS POSITION.


0 The following editOrisJ which we
clip from the Topeka Demoer6t7 a
4.straight out" democratic paper,
sharply outlines the5diHerencs between
The liberal and progressive element of
tie democratic party III the southern
and western sta ties, and the couserys-
tive wing of the party that is control
led by the capitalists Ct the northeast
eTn states. It is9 very probable that
Senator Martins views Oa the money
and raihOad questions, may necessi-
tate Ills acting in opposition to the
administration and the democratic
majority of the next congress. ana
such opposition may minimize his in
. fiHance with the administration IN the
making of federal appointments. He
gan better afford however 20 lose all
influence With the administration than
TO weaken on the views he expressed
bsfOvs the pnpulist enueus, and we
believe he is far sighted enough. TO
know uJs, aud we also believe he
honestly entertains the views he gave
utterance to, and that he has lie cour-
age and determination to maintain,
them on the floor OF the senate, even
in the face nr the !dIsfsTor OF tile pres
9ident, Of the cIue,,s decision OF the
democratic, party.
The Topeka Democrat says:
IN his address before the Popuiist caucus
thas nominated hiss, Judge Martin said he
favored the free apd unlimited coinage OF
FtlEeE, and thereby hangs q story. Judge
AlarsIE'a view suited popalist and calamity
wild eat money heFsisrs hFst rate. but ths
s4earIon ariRra, vEili these evosEod vfeurs pssas
muster in the United StEtes senate o
There comes straight tip from washing
trl that Juiac MARITIME uttosaneSs, used hs 8
endsei 10 whip the Popuitsts into limo, are be-
sag very closely scrutintzed BY such men as
ORrlisls and Others, who viii ulGp cut the for
tunes or tho next administration.
In addition Mr.. Cleveland was provoked 20
Interfere with the election OF Murphy. Of New
york. scssuso he wanted t. EsloWsnst where
EaeR stood politically who were s-sut as d emo
srsts TO .ho senate
Judge Martin, fron 5cst reports, is into it
up 20 HE nccE. He Uaats free EilvsEs, doesn't
Wun4 national banks, anf iudlscotig he fsv0Fs
government ownership or railroads. The
present bOsiE known As she Uaited States sou
ate "a net rushing sveF women ald children
20 Eot any OF tnssa things, BeII.slayIssn has
not entered Into that august bOdys
The@o vievvs are too much * variance with
tssoss ef the great leaders Of sltaoF dsmoc-
racv or republication 10 be amy thlaE 5ug
popuiiaGie- And g would seem gERs this e
deagiaea u Ne tho sunlight 20 dsane las 6 s.
WtIstea'' Judge Sfsrfin's Cop 70 zst once.
There are Z great n any thlags about she
IfuHee stst6a srgaeo vFhIca the popeitst mem
lsa.a q th5 Ezanaas legislature do nat under
-lEnsl. Enlss =havtzE been acsnlsl plishcd
shrslugh the eleetlsn OF Cleveialld ~ Pzesi-
-Isns, . daznocrltl1 hGzs1 ana , democratic
szsssse. wssea ts-siEssiy acsrtaiary, the dsH.-
alssIc patty will f.tFn als asreariel 90 making
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