The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-21

1 U nas w nes .i,.at animal inside out aud
the skin becomes stomach anu goes W
work like any other stomScn, aho WhAs
was formerly stomach becomes sKin. NeA.
day YOU can turn il iDslae ous a8ai> -A1 .
will run on just the same lou caa
.nount of exnosura, indecent or other
wise. causes it TO blush. Whea read
about that animal said, There's Kan
sas reforuer-reiorm on the outsiue'
Doodle Oh the inside" But just turn ane
Doodle side ont and the reform Sue i':' or
the Doodle side in and the reform sac OUT,
it don't make any uiuefesSe'
there just the same.
After referring 10 the Democrats, whose
votes put IN the reform" administration,
the speaker referred 10 the recent ihce.-
view of the governor, 10 Wnicu ne says nc
dom. want any more fusion, olas sooo-
bye to the Democrats, ana poN1eiy III
forms them that he Is done WIN tnein'
The speaker pictured the feelings OF de-
cen. Democrats repudiated by the very
men they had put into power; anu ne APP
pealed to them as citizens ana AS patriots
to give no further aid or comfort W eno
orgauiZati on now in control OF me s'ate
govern nent which had done SO mucn 70
bring discredit both upon the people aho
the state.
Referring to legislation Of the session,
the .neaker said that for all failures the
Populist party MAS principally RESPONSE
bic in sQuanderIug six weeks preciouS
time ia an attempt to fevo!u1ioniAe .ne
state. AS to work attempted, II any fop
uist asks you why the appellate court
bill failed. tell him, and you'll tell MIN
truthfuIjv. that it passed tue house, was
agreed to by the conference committee OF
both house aud senate; but that the fopu-
list senators killed it because they were
not willing to have the people elect the
Judges and insisted that the governor
should appoint. Ii anyone asks you why
the railroad bill falleo,-tnat oIii Vi wnUu
six-sevenths was verbatim copy OF the
Iowa iaw-seil him. and yoa'i! tell MN
truthtuiiy, that it failed because on the
last day of the session the PopulIst senate
sent us word by their committee. that they
would not agree to the PROVISIONS Tor
electiug railroad commissioners ny the
peopie. and that unless we abandoned
| that n,rt OF the bill they would refuse to
! BASS It. But Republicans having solemniy
| nlsdoed themselves 10 this provision, would
| not consent 70 surrender IL or go bacA on
| their pledges to The people; ana so the
| Populist senators defeated the railroad
! bill when the final moment came. because
! OF this provision IL the Dill. Inat was the
reason then given; and if it was true then
I it is true now.
| But the great work of the winter was
/ noG the enactment Of Few laws, but the
! reservation in the face OF the great dlfh-
| Guilty of the constitution as Il Is ana the
principle of free government IN Kansas.
| The Republican party IS the Dulwark
of free institutions in Kansas today.
With the courage OF It's CONVICTIONS,
renewed in strength and vigor, it ha
sounded forth the trumpet that
should never call retreat" and It's
march hing gn to victory And what my
| friend. is your duty and mineI Courage,
steadfastuess, devotion. unyielding loyalty
to the right. Keep right yourself and try
| To keen the party right. Put only good
men on guard. Remember that Republi-
canism means good government. clean and
| honest administration of public affairs IN
every nook and corner of the nation where
the flag flies and Republicans rule. 1t
means everything good in pol1tlcs.-Let
nothing less. To be q good Republican a
man at first must be n good citizen. In
SO far AS he falls short of being a
| good man aud good citizen just to that
extent does he fail short OF being RepuO-
lcan. Timeservers. trlcksters. boodiers
are never Republicans. If they ever call
| themselves such they are EVOLVES In
sbeep's clothing" The tendency is too
often to undervalue personal character:
| principles not men" Is sometimes good
maxim; but when it leads US to estimate d
man by what he processes rather than
what he is, will lead us astray. The de-
mand today Is not SO much for men &c
preach as for men to parctice. Talk Is
cheap and pretenseS are drug In the
market. The present reform" outfit IN
this state have already demonstrated that
the loudest preachers OF virtue may be
the rankest hyprocrites on earth. Let u
avoid toe pitfalls into which the reform
ers'' have tallen.
"Welive amid strange scenes and events.
! I bat int I'm hnaE
the Seven Conspiracles, OF which thou
sands were circulated all over this great
state, wherein Abraham Lincoln Is held VI
to condemnation, and the great silent hero
of Appomattox is denounced as u fratrl-
cidal conspiratOr.' And asked myself
whether this was, indeed, kansas-the frs
born child OF the great struggle Tor liberty,
or whether, by mistake, / trod the soil OF
Mississippi-the home of Jefferson Davis. y
This infamous book is thoroughly en
dorsed by your congressman, John Davis
AS inspired by an earnest patriotism,
and specially suited to the plan, com
mon people," What do you think, Eel
low ctizsns, of this new stripe OF patrio.
ISM which teaches that General Orant
. instead OF being a patriot, was onl.
bloody conspirator / say TO yo'
nv friends, the men who write an'
teach and distribute such stun as TINS Az
. the enemies of their country today: The,
poison the well spring OF patriotism ane
are dong their best TO destroy among INT
| people all love and reverence for The iusti
tutlons, the great names ana the Sioriou
history of our common country. Ii TIN
Light of what We have already witnessed
ard what we see about US to-day, Tell you
my fellow couutrgnen. there Is worF
, tor patriots to do Eternal vigilance
! is the price OF liberty, anu the
. battle for freedom is never who'll.
UDOl
f, the thrones of empire or in the stronghold
of midiayal greed aud power. There ar
enemies of free government upon Ameri
, can soil today a. alert, active aud tlreies
: as any which ever confronted the soldiers
r of the republic upon the held OF battle
: They are In every city ana a inies oi , gu
land They have swarmed In hausas iik
/ the iocrsts aud the lice OF Egypt. Ine
n are the men who teach that law
for the oppression and not for th
a benefit of the people. They are the mel
vino undermine the foundations OF Ire
= government by first destroying Ia tn
+ hearts of the people all love anu reverehc
=. far ITS institutions They are the me
|. who. for base aud partisan ends, now see
a to rewrite the history OF glorious pas
! and Mace above tha names OF the nation
:, dead the word "conspirators" wher
{ the nobler Judgment of mankind mas Ion
4 since insert bed the words heroes, heroes
e The struggle OF generation ago. whic
# deluyea tals nation with bioof
: | wa, struggle to malotalu th
: constitution and the laws, b
: watch alone can be preserved the CIV
: and noiiuioai liberties OF the people. al
}, the coming struggle IN tn!s country,
= one there be, Will be for like principles
= Ths roar of artillery, the roll OF muske
: nv and the tread OF marching troops AZ
e no longer heard; but the duty o. Patriot
a is scarcely less plain today tnan 1t was !