The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-22
FRKDoSIA. KAu.. July sL-u vas has

FREDoSIA. kau., July sI.-It was = bas
terry OF biz guas that fired the oo-s,i x
salute Of the Third district Republican,
campaign here to-day. Ex-SeaAtor InSalls.
Major Merrill, Hon. Bernard Kelly aud
Colonel Dick Blue spoke before vast Al IT.
ences in the Sf 'erncon and evening. Tue
brilliant Ingalls, WAS received WITH tks
enthusiastic ovation always accordet him.
He said ia the course Of a two hours ad-
dres,:
Il are here today u make a R'pqb'ieaa
speech. Responded 70 Senator h rkpst-
r.ck's invitation because be is the ,ms
kind of Republican thst am. without
vtriabieneSs or sua low ~ turlius Your
chairman IN Introducing m said that
bad r-tIred from pablIe hfe. Tais - =
mistake. l was retired. My retirement
was puurly Involuntary.
While ] probably have s. much csuSe -
anyone u find tault with the Pops. nave
always said that the war waged against
me, uuJust "a IL was, was the most Scieu-
tIfic on record in American politics IL re-
suited IN throwing me higher into the at
moSphrre than anything else that has
been recorded since the COW Jumped over
the maou.'
Getting into his speech. Mr. ingalls, said
that there IS one thing worse than a popn-
list. IL j. D-muCrat. The Il pulls
have fallen from grace but the Democrats
furnish an iilustTsti' II original togs'
deprav.ty. Whom the Load L9Veth re
ChHs:en-th."
Therefore, we have this epoch OF O'm--
cratic and Populist adm, uistragion.
want TO declare nv belief here that for 20
condition Ia whIsh tine stare finds self Ia
day. the Democrats are strictly and whullv
responsible The Democratic party of
Kansas has always teen realty 10 make
Illicit alliances 10 thwsrt the success OF
the Republican party. aud whatever be
their professions today | want 60 -ay To
you that IN the legislative aud c1ugres-
siOnAi contests you have exactly the same
opponents As heretofore. The great QucS-
tion before the American peopls IL noJ the
tariff or silver, but whether We are TO have
any government Ia this country at al.
We want 20 know whether this IL a gov
eminent Of law or government OF men.
This Is a question for the Republican
party, because every other party has
shown itself incompetent TO settle it.
Mr.. Ingalls, spoke Al length Of the recent
strike, deuounciug his own det-ni ION ia
Chicago as "a prisoner OF war. II spoke
most bitterly a.. inst the attempt OF work
ingmeu To prevent Others from accepting
labor at wages they had refused lie re
garded such action as an abTOgHtlou Of
inaliendble rights; that maize the constitu-
tiou lronlctl aud the government no better
than n dispensed by car
NO ruler in the old world. =" said ha.
could have Inflicted such condition
upon the people without precipitating a
revolution ia tweuty-.our hours. For the
condition of affairs In Chicago no man Is
more responsible than Governor Aitgeid.
tor when he p,rdcne1 the Anarchists be
said 70 was safe 10 burn. pilluge and
shed blood Grover Cleveland. iu t-lling
Altgeld that the United States would pro
tect It's citizens, hlundered on the Grst
serviceable act o. bis two terms The
question OF the hour is che survival Of
constitutional government among mcn-
CuIes, the publican party /. able - &C.
complish the task, | tell you IL Il gone
The senator announced that he Is OPP
pOsei 70 woman suffrage because bus
mother. wife, sisters aud daughters DO
not want 20 vote. II thought that when
the women wanted ia vote they wouli
make 10 known. lie said the prohibitrrv
law must be enforced or repealed lie
spoke against iGdlsCriminHtc immi grafton
aud ended with discussion Of the money
question. ia the course % which he said he
was bim-tsliIst, pure aud simple. AS be
had been for twenty years or more