The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-30
ALL I'D THEIR Isl.
Banquet OF the Kansas Day Club
Last Might.
THE YOUNG HAN In POLITICS
Makes as Good a SLOWING when il
Comes to speech Milking az the Old
Man in Politics


The young Republicans have come and
rrona Taat n7ght at the COPELAND they
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water ana Went nome ALA- "a nope --eA0
were button -holings and whisperlngs the
first of the evening which were quite
r.r,,,r-a.,+7-,,, 1il-o b,7f tna ,Ricaa for the
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9li7l'4 0a1 @i7 '7V- 0'' rs7l5 9
tAcnceLorth gooonatur7 p Repu7llcallslA'
and kansas.
At the business meeting preceding the
banquet. u. j. Campbell Of Flt1s1urg was
elected president on fhe third ballot pit
campbell wears ms Aar uncut IKE L~-
ing Herbert and 70 was deemed RISKY 70
destroy such well esla') ned precedent
Ihe other officers were elected 9y ae-
elamatfon. ICE presidents. ~nAlAga A llllA
81 Lawrence, f. y Gregory o. Lyndon,
Dell Valentine of Clay Centers secretary,
Arthur Capper of ToPekas assistant see
retarys James A- Irou-man Of 1opekas
Livery mem1er having py Anis Time
provided himself with a ticket an were
soon seated az me ann Ial hPhea4. me
Arst toast OF tne evening was fAan5aas
1y M- H. u u1hrles ot AteAison- AIler Ee-
citing ln Drie1 the troubled history Of
Kansas of her triumpns and her recent
temporary Disgrace Mr- Guthrie declared
~Ihese bones shall Else again. -Lhere
must not be, said he, "any pre1ermenJ
for preferment hitherto enjoyed Every
man must stand "a his merits; we want
AAep H1AieftilAHtA pure aAA sAAAF Ae.
should there be q young crowd an OLD
crowd or any crowd Ahere should pc
no 4lIeielce vi naleNer between A9puD-
Icans everywhere ana lf we stand to-
gether kansas VIII agaln become the
pride as we'll as the paradox of states
Judge Francis G- Price pa Ashland
responded 70 the "CialIas Of the FIRST
lie referred TO the devious ways OF poll
tics AND predicted the speedy return Of
Republicans 60 power fiji ON can't blot
out meteor, SAID he "in its appointed
period # viii inevitably reappear The
aggregation Ell political clrlOs which IS
now in power VIII III due time lind its
proper resting place ln some museum.
Age and youth should I'D together The
young should not la thair Impotence try
to dispIace the DID, for years viii do that
only too soon Va e must oide our time.
-lae Dung crowd was Wlltlly han-
died by Judge 81. 81 West of Ft. Scott.
lie said; "N e are the youth Of spurs not
ninfaathers, and we must send the notice
out that IL they are to use us On the
stump they must put IT'S on the slate In
the coming campaign we need not ex-
poet THAT the Democrats are going TO
ally Themselves again with the Populists.
kansas Democracy ls tired Of playing
pussy cat to the BOpullst monkey and
Will make determined effort To win
back It's self respect. The Pcpulists at
tanned their greatest desire ana got into
power but only to ind that they had
more steers than stalls Their party is
like q wagon with the end gate out which
soon loses its load and the emptier it
gets the more noise il makes There are
some reforms needed and tile restriction
we'll g shut ont the Chinese whose bones
at death are sent back to tHa T7Ie1.-art-