The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-22

TEE senatorial toea covers a multitude
of sinners.
EASTER sunday is moving day" for
Coxey'a army.
A PUBLIC office rs 3 private snap -Conn-
ty Commissioner Campbell.
SARAH GnASD says meaner things
about the men than 8Irs- Lease says
about the Republicans.
HASN'T Commissioner q Lee Knight
some relations in long-clothes, who can
be given s. p1sitions
CHILDREN are preoooious nowadays.
but no one expected to see little girls in
short dresses made deputy assessors at s.
day.
NEFoTfsM ia the Popullst statehouse
has lbs counterpart ID the Republican
courthouse only it's worse in the court
house.
III Coxey's army should run congress
out of its marble halls and stop further
Democratic Legislation, i might not be
an unmixed evil
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WHEN Willis and Mrs. Lease say that
Lewelling viii not be 5he next nominee
of their party, it is q pretty sure sign
that he won't
Ir IL somewhat remarkable that all the
papers that Are finding fault with any
discussion Of candidates for governorship
are Morrill, papers.
Texas Democratic factions have har-
monized. and am attempt VIII be made to
go Pennsylvania's $4,000 Republican
majority one better.
MISS POLLARD says ~mummaw,' with
tile accent On the smaw," when she
speaks Of her mother. but it doesn't seem
to prejudice her case.
TINS is a bad year for bosses, from
Tammany ridden New York to far-of
SAN Francisco Bosses Leland, and
Buchan. VIII find it out. too.
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THE only thing that prevents J. Lee
knight from getting county jobs for
some more of his family, is that there are
no more of hi4 family e supply.
THEY laid Senator PETERS resolution
about sugar trust boodling GA the table,
but they can't stop the discussion of it
around tie table of public opinion.
BuL HIGaISs was sauntering about
town again Is few days ago Bill thinks
he has y few cards hidden up his sleeve
yet that be can play for .tbe old crowd 2
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1T is desperately hard work being an
Horgans these hard times. and it is pitt
ful to see 3 lot of Kansas papers run
ming ground looking for aeollar 70 crawl
Unto.
IN the wan hat IS raging among the
Popuiists in this state. 1t is pretty hard
work for q big fat man like Breidenthal
20 keep his balance on the fence; but he
does i'll
IF Major Morrill, is nominated it IS
Bill Buchan. Bill Higgins, Jim Simpson,
George Findley and such that viii be
nominated with him to handle control
and parcel out the patronage.
THERE IS something mysterious about
southern eongreesmen. Have they had
their ears to the ground ike the Kansas
congressman did few years ago9
TINS band wagon Of the Coxey brigade
is going to contain al immense wheel
Around it is 10 re wrapped a gigantic
petition. The wheel viii be the most
suggestive thing in the procession
AFTER the Wilson bin is passed. or
rather what is left of it, it would be
good thing not to have any more tariff
Legislation for twenty years. 1t Isn't SO
much tile tariff AS the constant tinkering
with it that makes trouble.
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MAJOR MoHRuL is good man. bur
must the people of Kansas take him
with Bill Higgins, Bill Buchan.
Cy Leland, George Findley and
Jim Simpson This is the crowd Of
bosses ana spoilsmongars that the party
Thought it was got rid of
THIs purity idea is getting rather form
idaole. he STATE JOURNAL announces
that 10 would not accept the state printer
ship If II were rendered on am aluminium
platter. At the risk of being classed
among the goats. this Office IS willing to
admit that IF anybody wants TO throw
state printership plum in the direction of
Abilene. it VIII see that the plum is
properly caught and fastened down for
Az Indefinite period Of time=Abilene
Reflector.
Major Hudson. who is such an ardent