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The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

are not in it with the Populist party.
yet the Populists year after year are
led around by the nose by Democrat
ring in this city, which ring includes
two pretended Pop leaders who were
and are really Democrats.
The Democratic and Populist parties
are farther apart in the advocacy Of
every essential principle than are the
Republicans and Populists. The Dem
ocrafic party has always held TO ex-
treme individualism; the Popuiist party
TO Daternalism. even to the extent OF
government ownership Of pretty much
every thing. The Democratic party be-
lieves in and holds to conservatism in
everything. 1t is the great compromise
party of history. The Populist party
believes in new ideas. new methods
and extremely progressive ideas. Any
pretended coalition between the Demo
Gratis and Populists cannot be otherwise
than rotten, q job of bosses for Office.
Any partnership is unprincipled and
unjustifiable A mixed ticket of Pops
and Dems is a fraud on it's face, an
open confession that principles have
been thrown to the winds for the spoils
of Office. Honest administration of the
peoples public affairs by men who Sc
cure their offices through such crooked
ness cannot be expected. Once in they
will simply grab for all there is la sight
The Republican ticket. from top TO bot
tom. is clean, straight and honorable,
and the candidates are making a
straightforward. manly campaign. You
know these men; they have lived among
you for years; you know them to be
honest and capable and deserving Of
your support You hear a good deal Of
talk about scratching" in local elec-
tions, but there is no excuse for any
Republican doing so when his ticket is
unobjectionable throughout, as it is In
this case. These men are all true Re-
publicana and ought TO have every
Republican vote in the county, and
more, too. Let every man do his duty
next Tuesday and the entire ticket will
be triumphantly elected
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

Campbell. Some say the new board will
be named by the people Of Wichita. which
means a Leaveaworth management.
Kansas CITY Gazette: IN Sedgw-c<
county. the wichita Eagle makes double
Isaded appeal for support OF the Repubi-
can county ticket because every man on
II Is in favor Of resubmiss.oa. In shaw
nee county the Capital makes a ooubie-
loaded appeal for the people TO stand by
the Republican nominees because they
are in danger of being beaten By reSub-
miss!ouists.
Topeka Daily Democrat; II can be said
with truthfulness that the great body OF
voters IN wichita are anti-ProhI5i 5isionists.
This IS shown by the fact that the EAgie,
Colonel Marsh MurdOck's paper. In It's
ardent support OF the Republican ticket.
claims that the election of the same Is a
reb,Ike OF the MorriIl-Lcland adanintstra-
ton. II Governor Morrill, has any friends
in wichita they take good pains not to
make themselves visible. One might chat
with a hundred voters Of gil classes In
the Peerless City" and not hear good
word said for the Morrtli administration
Kansas cry Gazette: The Wichita
trouble is really amusing ss well as ser
ious. The EDITOR OF the Eagle naaas a
deal with a Republican Pro1lbstion COVER
no7-pledged by personal expression, oath
Of Office and the record OF ;hs party. 10
enforce the Iaw-by which ne joints wsrs
10 be allowed to run N Wichita he was
sold out. and an awful row precip.t1'ei.
and his arguments why the Republican
party should not be held responsible are
very unique. We have read them az.
ar,d we must confess tha: MarGOck l. N
very deep water. HIS promise that there
shall be 10 more silys;ertBg in Ksns''s
VIII not carry much weight. and yet he
is not 10 blame In 4 recent article h-
talks about the inDerslnsnce q Barney
Kelly. from which We quote: Why does
a deal so in Leavenworth. and the sans
sort OF a deal does not 60 IA Wlch3tAy''
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02
FRANCE IN TROUBLE.

The French government, or admin
istration is in trouble. 1t is now claim
ed that the Withholding OF the vote of
confidence which dissolved the cabinet
was mistake and blunder made under
a miSapprehension, but that is not true
in all probability. The chamber of
deputies fully realized all the signifi-
canoe To the conquest of Madagascar
by the president and his cabinet and
gave full credit. but they could not
stand the railway AMI corporation scan
dals and steals which could not be
smOothed over by the sacrifice of 4
single senator. This latest scandal Is
not unlike the Sugar Trust invasion Of
our own national congress. and the re-
suit Is natural and just punishment
for official misconduct and the barter
Of political integrity. In the forma-
ton of a new cabinet At this time Of
colonial extension and International
tension. President FauFe is confronted
by crisis which viii test his states
manship aud the patriotism OF the
French republic. \ miSStep VIII he
fraughr with serious danger To the
nations interests AZ home and abroad.
His friends believe that he viii prove
10 be the right man in the right place.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02
OLNEY AND GROVER.

Great Britain is realizing that she ie
losing her grasp on the commerce of
South America, which she has so long
controlled. and her great newspapers
show irritation. But South America
has her eyes open to her present in
terests and future possibilities, and
they have determined TO break the
chains of their commercial bondage.
For three-quarters of a century Eng
land has had il all her own way with
the trade of nearly all Of the countries
of that continent.
The announcement that the country
may be surprised at any hour by the
Inauguration of q vigorous foreign
policy on the part of the administration
at Washington merely serves to con-
firm our recent direct assertion of q
serious misunderstanding between the
president and his secretary of state.
If Mr.. Cleveland has at length permit
ted the scales to drop from his eyes, it
is because he cannot control Mr.. Olney,
whose ideas are more in line with the
sentiment of the country, and because
he does not care to face the scandal Of
a resignation which could only result
in increasing his unpopularity.
Whatever British motives may be,
it is the obvious duty Of the United
States to see that Great Britain alb
sains from further encroachment upon
the soil of Venezuela, and that she
gives up the Venezuelan territory
which has been wrongfully seized.
The Monroe doctrine should be en-
forced without regard to the CONNER
cial or other interests of Great Britain,
but with sole regard to the welfare of
the American continent England has
borne high hand in South America too
long, and 1T is time to teach her that the
rights of the free governments of this
continent are as sacred as those of any
European monarchy. 1t is useless for
England now to abuse the people upon
whom she has heretofore preyed. Their
republics may be despotisms and their
blood may be very much mixed, but
those are not sufficient reasons for rob
bing them of their independence and of
their territories. Spanish America
must be left to govern itself in it's own
way, free from European control or
dictation, and secure from European
intrusion, and the sooner the British
are impressed with that fact the better
it will be for the maintenance of friend
ly relations between the United States
and Great Britain.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02
REGULAR HOGWAsH.

''I take the ground that We have 10
right 20 say 20 a community II this state,
II YOU don't like q certain general laT
which will control all alike. We VII let
you decide upon :; yourselves Why. we
nieht as well propose that the city q
New York shall decide for ttSesf whether
gambling shall be carried OF n that CITY.
You might as well ieaye tn-- village q
SARATOGA 70 say whether gambling shall
be permitted here and nowhere else az tie
state.
The above cant was got oS by Warue-
Miller. n the New York Republican cor
vsntioo Il Is a favo-its species q rot
with the enforcement Of the law people
There : not a state IN -he Uo1on bot has
laws applied to cities that are applied 10
where esse IN the STATE. II Is q matter q
necessity. Il y utterly ir1sposs' bic "a rssTI-
late large cites n many respecis oy the
laws governing country dLs,rists But
Eher Il comes 20 this one ES. Ne are
gwen such ssufT a. Warner Miller gs;s 81
Troy Chef
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02
WHIRLs WIFI WICHITA.

Perry Enterprise: The Eagle has stood
by Wichita, but IL remains to be seen
whether Wichita viii stand by the Eagle.
Topeka Press: This is the meanest thing
SAID about Wichita yet, and 1t is from the
Atch.son Globe: Wichita might jump In
with Hop carnival"
Kiowa Signal: The Wichita Eagle
thinks they viii soon have natural gas.
but advises the citizens of that city TO put
up their stoves TO warm by this winter.
Topeka Journal: Colonel "Whoop'
Tomlinson has been visiting wichita
Wichita is the colonel's kind OF a town
and ''WhoOp' is Wichita kind Of fellow.
Kansas CITY Gazette: There seems to
be a luH in the trouble at Wichita. The
Eagle is engaged in thumplng the Pops
now. Is there another deal on, or will the
racket resume after election?
Kansas City Mail: The order Of "The
Mystic Brotherhood - which originated in
Wichita. is gaining a strong foothoid in
almost every city and town in Kansas.
Object is to unity all who are in favor OF
a resubmission OF the Prohibition law.
Pond Greek Tribune: Those people from
this town who attended the Wichita fair.
were disappointed, and report 81 very
much OF failure wichita with a fair
chance could get up great fair. but THIS
time all the circumstances were agalns:
her.
Leavenworth Times: Dark Days for
Wichita The stupid Prohibition en-
broglio is followed by the closing Of the
wichita university, an institution OF
learning under the auspices OF the Interior
Reformed church The affair was in
solvent
Lawrence Journal: The wichita Eagle
declares OF Leaveaw0rth that q; Is the
only town IN Kansas where a man can
eat dill pickles without being arrested.
Has the Eagle missed the diIl pickle yes
taurants recently established on Kanzls
avenue IN Topeka
Lawrence Journal: TIE funnIes; thing
that has happened during the campaign IN
Kansas, = scrap between the Wichita
Eagle and the Leave1Vorth Times about
the meaning Of a passage OF Scripture
Uutil The trOUoie came up NJ ore sus-
pected that the Scriptures had Jet been
in1roducei into Lesven worth and Nirfata
Atchison Globe: Governor Mor-iB de-
nies that the7e - 20 Be zly let U IN the
commissioners VII - appointed. -. fhst
they VII b men zhO vii enforce the
law Neithsr vii he relieve Tiger BR
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02
oKLAHcnA ourLINEs

Isenbery claims that the sToE birds have
already arrived in End
T. II. Martin. hardware dealer Of
PauFs Valley. has assigned
That slow drizzie Tuesday extensed clear
into the southern portion Of Oklahoma
i, IS said that the Richardson lurnbsr
yard has discontinued is yards a. Perry
The Oklahoma Cfly Oslahoraan wants
tire banks of The territory 70 ID Ea1sE
territorial Egperylzion-
There are no campaigns on in Okla
bona tsss fan % All apgearaDcez. AID
everybody - glad of =
J. J. 2cAJesler. ths biE man % South
NcAlester. made his rnalesn trs1 iafo
Ok1aAonz the other Szy.
Ard-uore has had several ~sIis put down.
ard By tnat e9sree resf8cs1 tbe Ere r.
Ezrz1cs rats for ths t0Sn-
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02
THE FIGET IN OHIO.

The Republicans had 1871 900 majority
in Ohio at the congressional election
last fall. 1t was so great because 100,'
600 Democrats abstained from veting
or voted the Populist ticket wishing
to punish their party for Its panic
breeding tariff policy, On Tuesday
next an election is to be held for state
officers and legislature.
The Republican machine leaders set
out by claiming they would repeat last
falls majority! But they have been
gradually whiting down their figures,
talking of 5000. $4,000 sure, and now
of $4,000. which Is about the normal
majority of the party ON full vote,
although at the presidential and con-
gressional election of 1872, when uhe
great issue was ON the Endorsement or
McKinley's ultra high tariff law. 1t was
but q few votes more than 1000 plural
ity.
The Democrats began their campaign
bv conceding their defeat, but have
become more confident as the fight
went on. and claim now that they VIII
have about 10000 TO $4,000 majority
and control of the legislature on joint
ballot. which would re-elect Brice OF
New York 10 the senate from Ohio.
The Republicans are reasonably sure
Of electing their candidate for COVER
nor, though Campbell, the Democratic
nominee. Is making very effective
campaign.
Ohio has had a bad habit for long
time of going against the Republicans
at intermediate elections. The Demo
Gratis claim to be sure because they
think all the Democrats who did not
vote last year. or voted the Pop ticket.
will turn out and vote plumpers for
them this year, because times have I'M
proved this year.
The disgrunled Democrats who kick
ed last fall because times were hard
and they believed their party had caus-
ed the panic the leaders believe now
will all flock to the polls for the old
ticket
Confidence among business men has
been restored since the awful beating
inflicted on the Democratic ticket last
fall. 1t is now thought in business
and industrial circles that the Demo
Gratis win stop further foolinS with
the tariff and monkeying with currency.
Hence Campbell and Democratic fol-
lowers now profess to believe that the
licking administered 10 his party last
fall for causing the panic, with I'M
provement of the times, Will cause,
100000 disgruntled Democrats TO rally
on next Tuesday to the polls and vote
the whole hog Democratic ticket
Strange reason, but so they think.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

bits. and that was what the translation
CT the English Bible intended. They hao
never heard OF or seen the animals We
call COMES. Solomon probably was not
thinking of either rabbits or comics; for
the eradite transators knew very Ettie
about the natural history OF the Holy
Land and frequently translated the He
brew names OF plants and animals wrong
In read.ng English books il is necessary
10 remember that the same name Is often
applied 10 quite different objects IN the
two countries. The American robin red
breast for instance IS an altogether DIFF
ferent bird from the English one which
bears the same name.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02
PURLoINED PLUMAGE

Colonel John s. MOSby. of Virginia who
was the first prominent ex-Confederate TO
become a Republican, says OF national
politics: THE next campaign viii show
some remarkable changes in political sent
inent of the different sections. and IL the
Republicans would give the second place
on their ticket TO an ex-Confederate they
would make some enroads into the south
that would be surprising. I would like 10
see General James A. Walker, OF Virginia,
nominated for vice president. and / be-
Eeve f 81 were done. the Republicans
would carry Virginia and several other
southern states Colonel Mosby express
ed the belief that General Walker would
succeed the late General Malone as leader
of the Virginia Republicans.
Only few months ago the Boston pa
pers We're felicstating themselves upon
the extraordinary array of ex-governors
of Massachusetts, who were spared 20
earth. Since then five of them-Goveruor
Butler, Governor Banks, Governor Gas
ton, Governor Rice and Governor Ames-
have died. They were all men past the
time of middle life. but two governors are
still living who Were in advance OF them IN
age-Governor Boutwell, and Governor
Clafiin Governor Long, Governor Robin
son. Governor Bracket and Governor
Greenhalge are considerably younger men,
and Governor Russell has hardly reached
the age when the fullest vigor OF man
hood is developed. The mortality among
New York governors Is considerably great
- Ill -
governors. only the last four. ex-Gover-
nors Cornell Cleveland. Hill and Flower,
are living.
The Schwenkfeiders OF Berks. Lehagh.
Montgomery, and several neighboring
counties In Pennsylvania, celebrate every
year a public Thanksgiving. which was
first offered by their forefathers on Sept.
a, 1874. the day after their safe arrival in
Philadelphia Not an anniversary has
been skipped IN the l61 years that have in
tervened.
In writing of the late Hjalmar Boyesen,
the Boston Transcript says: "Boyesen
belongs TO the band OF authors of all ma
tons whose type may be called the genial
gentlemen in letters. Leigh Hunt In Eng
land. Bayard Taylor IN America, Frances
Coppee in Paris. have been msmbers OF
the fraternity into which this Norwegian
was born
A novel suit has been brought against
the state of Minnesota by a man who was
recently injured in an encounter with a
moose. He urges that he was prevented
from defending himself by the fact that
he would have been severely punished had
he killed the animal; also that the moose
is a ward Of the state, and the latter is
responsible for the animals acts.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02
expensive trips to Washington twice =

expensive trtps 20 Washington twice .
year.
The county clerk OF Bl,ins county took
s. Ooo IN county wa-rarYss 20 enid and sold
them for 50 cents The EEid Wave says
the warrants are only worth Is cents AZ
home.
one good tning about some OF the Ok
ialroma banks II that when they have
failed they have LETT m great amount be-
hind 20 encourage the dep0sstors 20 hogs
or. hope ever.
Jacob Schweitzer of Fl Reno. has hk8
a box tacke1 up IN the odd Fellows lodge
Ia that town marked Remember ths
Poor" lie got the idea whils IN Ger
many this summer.
As soon az tho Oklahoma eiitors gcs
through sending marked copies Of Their
papers TO Texas. they viii come out an4
say what they really thlnk-thst TEXAS
people don't begin TO compare with ths
Oklahoma people.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02
THIN-sKlN NED cLEvELaNn

:. Few people would think Of accusing
Gr4er Cleveland Of over SenSitiveueSS
But Grover - after ala very sensitive
individual when il comes To some
things He was never known 10 io-Se
any sleep over the condition of the
struggling masses of America. but once
the interests CT the coldbus or the
foreign monarch are touched, Grover
aineheS senSibly.
Al Inc Atlantis Exposition 4 Cuba day
was hxed II which il was proposed to
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

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The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

Corbett and his managers charge that
Fitzsimmons allowed himself TO be ar
rested in order to avoid fighting. And
Fitz claims that Corbett had EitZsim-
mons arrested in order TO keep him
from fighting. The easiest way out OF
this Is not to believe either
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

Think before You vote. Think Of Hi
Lewis under pledge to vote for Dave
Dale firing Charley Hatton from Il Pc
sition that was bread and butter To
him Think before YOU vote.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

Vote for Charles Harton. He is a
man who reformed himself and allows
his neighbors 10 run their own affairs.
Vote for that kind of a man if il is the
last thing you do on earth.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

A scientific explanation for the
meteor that preceded the earthquake
over in Missouri is, so far as we can
find in TyndaH, the fact that the Mis-
souri, newspaper men always were liars.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

People who are making comparisons
between negro-burning and prizefight-
ing in Texas at Culberson'S expense
should he fair enough 10 remember that
the negro-burners didn't stand around
Ten months talking about ii beforehand.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

Miss Flagler, the Washington belle
who shot and killed a negro boy for
stealing fruit has been indicted for
manslaughter. A life is life in this
country, no matter TO whom il belongs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

Jacknan is the man for county sur
veyOr. He understands his business,
and he will earn every dollar he draws
and earn it by Skillful work. Get your
vote in for him.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

If you are a PopuEst, refuse to read
William E. Hutchinson's letter. Rufe
Cone doesn't want you to read 1t and
he might hurt you IL you did
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

If Dave Dale and Rufe Cone are to
be in Office perpetually the people of
Sedgwick county better get together
and resolve themselves into a monarchy
and be done with ii.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

Morris Lloyd Is the man for treas
urer. If he gets into that Office he will
have every niche, corner, figure and let
ter under his eyes Vote for him.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

The prosecuting attorney in San
Francisco says that Holmes is gentle
man in comparison with Durrant This
is tough on Durrant and stands as the
first compliment Mr.. Holmes has re-
ceived from any quarter.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

Rufe Gone is throwing his money
broadcast against Henry Schad. Henry
Schad has no money. Which man
win you vote for when the time comes?
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

Think before you vote. Think of the
supreme satisfaction you will give to
Tiger Bill and Lieurance and Hi Lewis
If You help to elect Dave Dale. Think
before you vote
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

No wonder Dave Dale is rich. He
has enough money TO keep him in COM
fort the rest of his days and he is
foolish TO take the arduouS duties of
Judge on himself.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

All the Democrats. all the Repubh-
cans and great many of the Populists
concede that Denny is the man for
county clerk. Don't forget to vote for
him
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

Dave Dale has held office before. Let
someone else have chance. There is
such thing as a man getting too much
from the public. He may get 10 think
himself bigger than the people.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

The London papers say that Turkey
may go too far with the United States.
Where on earth, and particularly on
the western hemisphere Of said earth,
did the London papers get that idea:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

Rustic around and get your friends
TO vote for Mr. McUain. He wall make
a tip-top coroner. Get out your friends
and get them to vote for him.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

Holmes could save great amount OF
trouble by confessing. And besides 1t
would be decided novelty for the
public to hear the truth about ii all
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

1t Will not hurt Dave Dale and Rufe
Cone to be beaten. They can get the
nomination next time and try again.
They always can get the nomination.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

IF you live on the West Side vote for
Mr.. Pittinger for county commissioner.
He is a business man, not a street
howler and he can do you some good.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

Get in that vote for Harry Gordon.
He Will make a splendid state senator
and you will always find him cham
pioning Wichita, night and day.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

Look before oyu leap. Think before
YOU vote. Who made the speech for
Dale La the conyendoa2 Law and
Order Helm.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02

Early TO bed, early to rise makes one
healthy, wealthy and wfse-and you
won't miss the earthquake either,