Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1894-10-10
Cur va shing:Cn Lett r.
" A~iiNGTnN, Oct. 9Th, l>.,j

" A~1iiNGtHN, ttt. rtll. tN,'f.
The managers Of the Rcrul'iican
nmcr~~ian"l canljai gn would be
clad tu discover sGmc effective way
- njuzlc lIin~c Wcii-mernino. bat
misguided members Of tie party
"hu insist upon irving to Introduce
;;"unls fn. their t;sfnrileS for the
next Republican .;,'entiai nom
nation into the present c:;mi,:ii on.
i III; isn't q Presidential c;n,.ri@n
a:il the Introduction OF prc-i,,cn-
iial E,pons~ j.; . mistake that cannot
nos-si'!, on anybody any good ana
may do the Farty much harm.
While ovrrythiE4 points 10 the
election OF Il Republican majority
ia the next House. a:id 10 gain in
the Republican membership in the
Senate, il i4',t regarded by Re!;ih
Iican> Of sr.od Judgment a. being
81 much ii Il ''tincl THAI disturb
!ng e!r,lielt-; can he introduced III
II the campaign with IMMUNITY.
Every i:c!.;;!ican should lvcou-
nize a@,1>:s, first ;sid principle duty
the election Of a Republican major
il, in the next I!nll~e. This Is al
~oIutclv necessary for the welfare
Of every individual who earns his
az her living III amy branch ii in
,'..,try CT '..l-ine~-. t."t The to.;n-
try .es that there j. 10 DANGER Of
any more Democratic ct,ngr"--iol!::!
legislation and there will he a gen
uiH> Improvement IL ali hrut.chc:,
Of i>;l>uv~S When tift victory is
won Ih~n every Rcpui'lican c:''i
e!ryotc u nl,:ch time as lie l;lHa>rs
t. booming hi, t;'sorite for the
Presidential nomination without
largcr to t!lc party. No man has
4 mort. .i"e on the next Republican
i're>i,k,,;i": nomination: it Is open
- any llai vino can Secure ,hc
re luiSi,. number OF Delegates to
the convention. ana the les said
about; anNhndyS claims hcjwrrn
now AM election day the better il
will be. both for the part, and the
,ulstliIat".
Al we'll wi-hcr> of the govern
nlent sincerely hope that the pres
rnt administration may not have to
lace u ,r,#ilh:,! ~ the result of the
:!!o~t*l reform in the Treasury de-
i,arlmrut. IN accordance with the
/ recommendation; Of the nucIcry
! committee. which went into effect
this week. The a',oIi-lltiun Of rcv-
! %ral bureaus q the Treasury de
partlicnt may sound Ike rcfusm to
/ those who are unfamiliar with the
work cf those bureaus. but to cX-
! }cricnccd accountants il l. nothing
more nor lc->, than the removal of
checks and safeguards u on the dis
bursting of public money that Will
sooner or later result i'll q gigantic
steal and scandal. tndcr tie old
~y~tcm ii WAS Impossible, fer money
to bc. improperly paid ont without
its being promptly discovered:
under the Few system il un! y rc-
Iu:res culiu>lon between a fer,
officials 10 pay ol!t ANY amount ot
government money without fear oi
detection, until Il c:l;.ugc occurs IL
5cn1o Of the offices iiIlo'; by til,
crooks. This i, a temptation t:.:t
~!,o';Id not have |so>n ~: h"to.,
.l!:~i;'i~. and il i bu.ti!d t, max,
rr.<t'ie Mark the predict ~
D.. Chairman H,i,"os::.. of the Re
publican con-rc--i>E... campaign
conlrittce. iia~ gone to New IorI
- confer with the l. publican lead.
ers. in cr,.e.: IL ;,j,. t. i..o "'!o live.
;e = ut The :;.l lpaGI@re, hT ia II
committee in tie congressional dis
trict> q: that state.
Senator Hill wants TO make ;
,'e;I with the administration. ;,ii>
Dan Lament. Mr.. tHryeland'~ : FER
>onai representative. it;i~ 2oar /;
, New York t. talk It over viii I'LL!
| Tie proposition. according t, ~,
: Information. which GENES from ;
tru.tWprthv i;c,Unr1at.,- ,,nircr. i
! tilu: Iiiil vii ;ieree nrctt:rn fo7
The support q he administration il
> hi, c;;n,p;ii gn f:ti' governor. t. re
; sion the 4n>error<li5a. If hv j
= elected. anl a:iosv Eci5re~en;a1i''
Dan Lockwood. the vand;date ful
. lieutenant governor. who is Il { lcvc
, i=;:.5d HAN. 70 qualify : ,''cl'..:c>l'
The proposition wa :. g: :ii'; an;et