Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31

IN rnr .D~rr ~rD.vv~~~..
v.r. 49,. -. IL,
T, 90 ~
ihey were enHreS covered up, eiean out Of
nght, yesterday by an order from Mr.. Cleveland
that until they settle their internal disputes and
apree upon vbo .b.l, rerefvs the Seder.I nat
....,.. go, =,
-! Hi"u "A"'
ever snail De hued In Kansas or oy kansans.
The trouble arises from q quarrel between
the fusionista led by Senator Martin and thu
or;.;n., a.,,,.r,t. ~ . thor $50 a.
.,.,-. C. ~.
ne w 1..i 'in n1S ooon ."
Warrington Tor some ume. yesterday Q large
delegation of stalwarts arrived tn town TO Offset
Gov. Martins control Of the patronage, and
unless they patch things up pretty quickly
would-be postmasters In Kansas and other ofice
seekers IN that state might as well fold u their
tents.
Senator Martin has controlled thus far to
great extent the distribution OF the offices,
and the stalwarts assert that he has had his day
IN court Ihey declare that Senator Marun
VIII not recommend anybody unless ne Is q
democrat and satisfactory TO the popuiists, ana
that ne must De unquahnediy piedgeo TO sup
port the people party nominalons IN I1S4,
anu tha' ne Is mus uyinS 70 seSufe coat,oi VI
the state, so that PoPuliss leg,siators VIII DC
eieet ed that ne may pc returned 70 tne Senate
Tor the fuli term They also declare thar tney
VIII make themselves heara IN ,ne heh'' WHICH
promises 20 De t1c az ana hS S.:
W. n: M.cnen % iopena, lnocrauc mem
Der OF the s'a.e ran,oao conhisslon, ana sec
retafy OF tne sHaisntout oenoeratc sta'o cen
'Iai commune, neaI H.u e ue'osA.ion ot
stai~ar's, mno arg =. "naru concerning
tne oimcuIy ne saio w Ahh ofAH representa-
i've as, last niSa'.
Ihings rom now on are a. standsnn SO
Iar as the appointments go IN hansas untli the
ailncuIty = aalussee me olis'nai oIeveiand
men an. Sn'ous usihocrs's are very nuch
iIeeneu ., Ssna'o. a1Iluoe IN tnis
LIE anu ~ - lne Iesson why We are mere;
t. So :" WA. Popus e 40 aucn enu'ieo
70 olhees as ou-ano-0ut aemocra's, whlch we
uen3. ne inuoseu ranA Inomas ios post
I Iias.e. q. ino,nas ne'eI 'oleo Ior
WI "a NJ" h .ne repIDioans up 70 rev years
Iiean. He saws that he voted for CIeysIsnd at
the last election but this could not be So because
the Weaver electoral ticket was in the field.
Inc ncket was straight people party ticket
NJ, Wa.' arc HUI n nIn.ns any isal' WIN .ne way
10 thrash over old straw Bnt from now on We
want to have the patronage to uphold the DEM
ocratic party, and we don't want it to 60 to
foster tne popuilst party. Inc Popuisss have
- =. ;,;1S;o., - AZ. So,e.aa;a sas ny
rennblica1s We aant strsiaht ont dav,oc-ats
who will stand pledged to the democratic party
and its PRINCIPLES and not to n coalition or a
further cooperation with the people's party.
I'VE have a golden opportunity in Kansas to
prepare the state for the next presidential cleo
ton to make it a democratic state, and to do SO
We want democrats and not populists appointed
to Office The people of kansas are fast en-
bracing democratic ideas. especially upon the
tariff, and with the right disposition of the
federal offices we can SO control the state that
it will eventually become democratic. A great
many fourth-class postmasters have already
been appointed who are ponulists MANY Of
them don claim to be ANYTHING but third marty
people and are not democrats. was informed
TODAY that no further Offices wonJd he given
ont in Kansas until this dificultv. which affects
the entire state and is incidentally of national
importance. ia settled-
81 frankly acknowledge that on corn mice NV
r.. ;. -
-, A '"i' W poAe'
couIo give the coioneis pointer or TWO.
This admission was made last evening in the
corridor of an uptown hotel BY one of the Cali
fornia contingent which has ito beadon.rters AZ
NJ. 80. IT, g.. - A. - w..
nm "ou'e' in' i"o' VI 'ie liah ironi inc s'a'e
OF glorious climate, orange groves and tall trees
would confess that he was not foremost in
everything created profound surprise. Eyerv-
bodv in hearing crowds5 aror,,a 20 b..r A..
-. W .'"- 'Ao
S'ory.
so' INTO washington tne carry part OF tne
ssiu tne oai,ofnian, anu met an 0iu
ir.ena OF mlne-a colonel from hentucky He
Me 20 Two otner coioneis, one from
Virginia, tne otner rom mississippi IL was not
Aons peioie 9ule. game oi oraT was proposed.
l.. us IN SAnio,nia' as you aii KNOW, we learn
70 pay poker wnen we are IN our swaddf1ng
Siotnes, ana Sauiornian mas never Deen
snown 70 'aAe pacA seat IN Putnng OUT OF
stsn. soln JUICE VI rye eA,race we piayeu an
,ne 'i's,hoon Snoi nearly mAohisht, ana the
i've vi me tru'n 9ompsis ~e 70 s'ase anat wnen
s We 1foss .. l'oh .le ,Aos l was soou aheaa:
anouHn ipe co,one,s PiaSea nan' SMART sun
..W. - , .m .h hau NC" Wy ge'e as
o -. 70 waah;y we uia ho' nesiec'
tba Iand A. tha Ss.aaS.L ",,rJ 49, III -.
10. .1u; ~ 'no isvSn.n Iouhu Desan 10 ieei
..o.s Sss 81, M ooioneS VIZ Is cnpper as
to me like the true blue Gentlemen that tbey
are At the twenty sixth round, for by this
time L was counting them. my head was going
around ana ieit mat was SINKING In the mire:
The colonsis fsca. Nc. .;on ., anxths Uan h,'t
cool heads and good humor. It was a iacf not.
had fours and roped it in.
AT the forty-fr round 1inwardiy acknowl-
ga. eoseu Una. tne coioneis mao me on the mp AT
str;ctor that nd sw.I,orsd ~ .ia,,h.nt -
knew that IL didn't yet in he'd ;nside Of
fifteen minutes / would be in q state of