The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-10-29


to go up with III. Those VINO went up
! with it two years ago came down All Ii
a heap crushed and d1sfiguTe0 ASK
Charlie Mosbaciler. Those VITO Went
up with st last year came down neels
over head and broke their political
necks. Ask the boys that were there.
1t IS older now iutran ever and more
worn oUI- and as sure as as 1t goes up
On November 3 every man IN IL ana
with il VIII fail down and perish
The campaign in the country IS end
ed. The candidates have all left there
1t IS IN better shape for the Republican
party than at any time during the past
five wears. 1t Is not necessary for the
candidates to return there. The farm
ers are not as sick and pretty as town
people generally are, but they are far
more stsadfast i'm their opiTNonS after
forming them. God bless them, they
are with the Republican ticket strong
THIS year and every one Of them work
ing hard. When the returns come in
Tuesday night the Demo-POP majority
Will lie wiped e9st, forever II is hoped,
in the country precinqas of SedgWick
county.
Yesterday the Republican campaign
opened in the city and the result of the
G'5y was q SUrDrzSe TO the candidates.
IF they had stood IN front of the Eagle
Office for the past six days and counted
the people vino came here to pledge
thslr confidence in it and say where
they stood before and stand now they
would not be 50 surprised at what they
considered o. sudden change OF senti-
ment-
The first thing that the candidates
discovered was that practically no Re
publ1cans We're against them They
found a great number of them-in fact
nearly all, sore and sour ON the admin
iStr'ation, but they had sense enough
and fair play enough about them 10
know and say that they did not propose
to stab Those who were right 10 punish
those who were wrong. Their eyes Were
open to the fraudulent misTepresenta-
tion of the political heelers and subSi-
diZed mOutlpieceS OF tine opposition
who are harp1ng about that old bunco
game that a vote against the Repubi-
can ticket is a vote against the admin
Gst1atfon. All of them knew that that
was a pure, unadulterated fake. They
knew that a vote for the Republican
ticket of this county would be a rebuke
TO tihe administration and an indorse-
unent of the friends of Wichita-friends
that Stave thrown down the
gauge of battle to Mr.. Nor
ri1 and Mr.. Dawes and who
VIII win against their entire and
dffS3Tm these friends on election day by
taking away from them the right and
left arnl-tl1e judge and sheriff-with-
out which fishting, even if crushed
spirit was willing, would be vain and
without effect. They known that by
gfle election of the Republican ticket
men Wpuld be in office who Will stand
by the coiors in this battle for Wichita
wheTeas if the opposition is elected
dqleir ambition VIII be to precipatate
trouble 70 still greater extent in or
der 70 still further wreck THE Repubi-
can parity and make dlneir own strength
greater.
They know from the reason Of the
thing itself tth7h the origin of all the
trouble Wichita has passed through
WAS in a coetTie of political tnfcksfers
VINO consptred TO cause a rebellion that
hhey might take advantage of it to help
themselves into fat offices. With every
thing peaceable here could a Demo-Pop
combination be elected? 1t could not
and they knew it. 1t then became
necessary to cause trouble and they did
ii. The whole scheme was laid bare
before Judge Reed at Colorado Springs
last summer I'M way, and by man,
about which there could be no doubt.
Republicans, as we'll as great many
otfler good citizens, have became aware
of all this and they know where to
strand on election day. One party to the
conspiracy said: I'VE want to down
1ihe free coinage resubmission Eagle"
''All right" the other party said, ''We'n
help you if you will help US TO down the
Republican parity. Let us see, this is
em off year. all right, it's a CO." The
fools 10 do the work were easily found.
The fight has been going on; the result
viii be next Tuesday. If they succeed
WichiTa and her interests can hardly
escape the wreck. Personal liberty,
home rule. and the question of a busi-
ness or a fanatioal local government
are also Anvolve'd. 1--WE konw all these
teIings," said one man to Henry Schad
and Mr.. Denny yesterday. 'iand don't
you believe for a moment that we do
not know on which side of such a plain
question we are going ITO stand on cleo
dion day
Friends need not feel discoura ged !;
stand and fight like loyal brave sons of
Ehe Peerless Princess. A great victory
is at stake--a victory against which the
e'dminlS tTGition of a state and three po-
i'Jical PARTIES are fighting. but a VIC
tory that viii be won just as sure as
r.glht is right Waiver mot for moment
but fight every hour and minute. night
end day. from now until sunset next
Tuesday night.