The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-08
BOOMS TO INITIATE
WORK BEGINS ON BRADLEY WITH
GREAT PR0MPTITUDE
Mckinley and Bradley, In the Ticket Put Up
by the Kentucky Governors Supporters,
Who Argue that Protection and ..Sound
Money" as the Demands of the Country.
are to be Understood by the Results of
the Eiection-Utah Quietly Accepts the
Republican Situation-London Journals
Regret Tammany-PoliticaI News.

Lexington, KY, Nov. THE Leader.
the leading Republican newspaper in
Kentucky, always a stalwart supporter
OF Governor Mckinley for the presi-
dency, today declares for Mckinley for
President and Governor-elect Bradley
fer vice president. The Leader says:
'SThe overwhelming victory in Ohio
under the brilliant leadership Of Gov
ernor Mckinley, Foraker and Bushnell
gives new impetus to the presidential
candidacy of William Mckinley, and
the election of William O. Bradley as
the first Republican governor Ken tucky
t1s ever had makes him a vice presi-
d'ential possibility. Mckinley is the en-
bodiment OF the protective tariff prin-
ciDle and Bradley's election is tri-
unaph for sound money. In Ohio both
parties were in substantial agreement
on finances, and outside Of local ques-
tons the Wilson Brice tariff bill was
the issue of the campaign. In Ken
lucky both parties in convention en-
dorsed sound money, and on the stump
Bradley was even more outspoken for
a gold standard than his party platform
while Hardin openly repudiated the ut
terances OF his party and proclaimed
the gospel of free and unlimited coin
age of silver in every speech. McKin-
ley and Bradley stand for protection and
honest money. The issues upon which
next years national campaign must be
won. Mckinley and Bradley as candi-
dates for president and vice president
would obliterate Mason and Dixon's
line from the political map and mark
the complete reconciliation of the north
md oil
ftics"
Cincinnati, o., Nov. IA special TO
the Times-Star from Lexington, KY.
says that General Hardin, the defea ted
Democratic candidate for governor,
left his home in Harrodsburg this morn
ing for Louisville where he will go into
the practice of law. He declined to dis
cuss the cause of his defeat
UTAH DUETS DOWN.
Salt Lake, Utah, Nov. Political
excitement is dying out and normal con-
ditions again prevail. Very little in
tereSt is taken in election returns today,
the result having ben so far determin-
ed that there is no further question,
excepting for some of the minor Offices
In the Third judicial district, including
Salt Lake City, the Democrats have
elected two or three judges with chanc-
L,
Democrat, for superintendent OF schools
in Salt Lake county, was elected by a
majority of 100.
The three supreme court judges on the
Republican ticket received about the
same plurality as the governor. The
vote SO far as counted shows Wells, Re
publican for governor, about 1900
ahead and Allen, for congress, about
100 ahead. The final count will not
vary much from these figures.
No further returns have been receiv-
ed today from the legislative ticket.
Nothing more definite will be known
on the state ticket until the final count
IS made. There is no law in existence
caying just when the official canvas
snail be made.
LONDON COMMENT.
London, Nov. THE Globe this af-
fernoon. commenting upon the recent
elections in the United States, SAYS:
I'VE think no question is likely to arise
before the presidential year which will
hiring the Democrats back to power. So
far as our relations with the United
States are concerned. the issue is of ex-
ceedinly little Importance. involving no
other change than another American
ambassador here. But real regret is
felt in this country at Tammany's VIC
tory. The reformers did not know how
TO use their new acquired power with
discretion and to them must be ascrib-
ed the defeat"