The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-05

| they will see that he gets fair deal
| Work for him as you love him. Sacrl
flee a day in his behalf. Fight for MIN
| When Napoleon climbed to the summit
of the Alps and showed his army the
fertile land of Italy. he said: There is
| the stake, fight for it," They fought
and won. Napoleon never rewarded
his heroes more literally than the men
who fight with Hatton today for the
entire Republican ticket will be reward
ed for their work in this great battle
The fight must be won and won honor
ably. 1t must be won not for any one
mans ambition or personal gratifica-
ton; it must be won for Wichita. II
any man on your side waivers make nc
compromise with him. Brand him as
a weak sister on the spot and close VI
the ranks for another charge. Let nc
| Republican utter the word fail" in this
| fight. Fight the opposition to the last
ditch and if you go down go down hon
orably. But then. don't go down. Make
up your mind that you will not go down
| and stick TO it.
LAST ACT OF DEMAGOGUERY.
The last night of the campaign was
fittingly spent by Dave Dale and RUFF
Cone. They have acted the demago-
CUES all through the campaign and al
no time more so than last night The
| colored people gave a ball IN the board
| OF trade rooms last night IT was for
their own entertainment and no politics
was in it. With all this the event was
| turned into an occasion to try and get
a mex IN for themselves by Messrs. Cone
and Dale. They went to the dance and
made themselves quite familiar and
| very socfalble there. The colored people
being OF a very hospitable nature treat
/ ed them kindly, but nevertheless they
saw the bunkum Of the politicians crop
out. They knew that Dave Dale and
Rufe Cone had no love for them and
thought they could make a few votes
there. They knew that neither of them
would condescend to come to their
! dance before they were nominated, nor
that they would not participate in their
| festivities after the election. This,
however, is a free country. 1t is coun-
| try that progresses wonderfully In pub
! lie sentiment toward the colored people
as elections draw near. Democrats that
| have been additionally the haters and
| the Scorners of the colored race from
their cradles find a change of heart the
day before election and invariably a
change backward the day after
| WANT THE BIG GUN SILENCED.
Saturday evening a prohibitionist
who has always been rabid in his de-
| nounciaions stools in front of the Bit
ting block and pointing to the Eagle
said: That is the battry that we are
after. That is the gun that We will
silence forever on prohibition next
Tuesday"
You can't do it," said a business
man.
1--WE can't do it alone. that is true.
a Cr
got the situation in such shape that
It's own friends will do it by our help
That might seem strange to you, but it
Is a Tact nevertheless. The liberal
element will strike a harder blow for
prohibition next Tuesday than all the
prohibition party has ever done in the
county. You, or nobody else, can stop
them; God has ordained it He moves
IN mysterious ways his wonders to per-
form. The Eagle has made the issue
on Hatton for judge. If he is beaten
the Eagle is beaten, and by whom? By
what IL calls the liberal element If it
is beaten il is silenced forever and tenn
perance will then have its inning 1t is
to the interest of the prohibitiOnistS to
have that done and they will do IT.
Hatton Will go down and prohibition
will go up"
We'll, but Dave Dale is not a prohi-
bItionst. Can't he stop you? Wont
he stand by the liberal element?"
you may think so. 1t is a mistake.
A judge is powerless standing alone
and not backed up by cryStaliZed sem
timent. He can't go back on us. If he
Is elected it will be by 800 votes from us
and the returns will prove it. We
don't care what he thinks. He can only
interpret the statutes. Besides we
could impeach him; we can't impeach
a newspaper. That" said he, pointing
TO the Eagle, "is the cannon that must
be silenced and when il is spiked our
battle is won We have seen this all
the time and we propose 10 take ad-
vantage of 1t. 1t is the old story a bout
thieves falling out. / will prophescy
now that - well, you wait and see
He meant to say that the day of the
open saloon was gone but he admitted
that the joint would still flourish.
THE THIRD WARD STUFFED.
The Third ward of this city will be
the scene of some exciting events to-
day and that many arrests will be
made there is no doubt. The Demo-
Pop outfit have colonied over 100 illegal
voters there and interesting as the
campaign has been the fact was not
discovered until Sunday when one man
became remorseful and not only gave
the thing away but furnished a partial
list of the illegal voters which list is
now in the possession of the Republican
committee. There We're two objects in
concentrating the illegal vote in the
Third ward. In the first place they
wanted the illegal votes to elect them
and in the next place they wanted
them in the Third ward. Why did they
want them in the Third ward? They
wanted them there to enable them TO
carry the ward for Dave Dale. Did
you hear of any bets being made on
any other ward in the city but the
Third? No. Every bet that has been
offered or made was on the Third ward.
The Illegal vote was coloniZed there in
order to enable Dale's friends TO win
some money and they will win lots Of
il II the Illegal votes are cast. If they
are not cast they viii lose by a big ma
Jority. The men who have the bets out
are determined. in their own defense. to
stop the Illegal voting and they have
put the officers on TO II. Every bet
that has been made so far is on Dale
and all of them are closely connected
with him. There is no betting on any
other part of the ticket.
REMEMBER 1T Is FOUR YEARS.
Very few of the Republicans who are
alleged 10 be supporting Dave Dale
stop to think about anything but an
imaginary revenge on somebody. They
do not even stop TO take aim at the
right party. Not being cautious about
that IL is not expected that they would
be cautious about anything else. Do
they know that they propose TO elect a
man for four ysarS-a Demo-POp-
st that If il would be a rebuke TO Nor
rill. which il is not, but rather an en-
dorsenlent Of his course, il would be
carrying the rebuke three years after
he IS politically dead. 1t would be car
rying the rebuke over two extra ad-