The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-27

why should 1 not vote for him? Are
his opponents inconsistent towards
him? Don't they claim they want 70
rebuke the administration and the IL
ger Bill crowd and that being the case,
according to their particular theory
of rebuke, isn't a vote for Charhe> hat
ton the very means of getting at that
rebuke? Why should vote for Dale?
He retired from the law long ago. has
he ever did anything for the Repubii-
can party. Isn't he already indebted
TO IL and refuses toi pay back the dent
Besides Dale is a rich man and does
not need an Office.
Am / going 70 vote against Harry
Gordon, the genial young man, the
superb orator, the man who would De a
credit to Sedgwick county in the SEN
ate the man who would have power
and influence and would use it in the
interest OF ms people, or am ! going TO
vote for /. P. Campbell VINO is sour and
a crank whose ideas ore wild and i'm
practicable and who would neither
show ability nor influence in public life.
Am 1 going TO vote against the big
hearted Henry Schad whose heart is
warm and whose hand is always will
ing TO help. Am going to vote against
he who has always been a worker for
his party and his friends, against a
man that fought the battles of his
adopted country on many a. bloody field
or am | 70 vote for a professional poll
tician for dozen years who never held
a political faith in sincerity. who al
filiated with party as long. only, as it
would enable him to line his pockets
with gold.
Am L going to vote for Canadian
whom do not know, who is not known
to fifty men in Wichita, who may not
Ial oil I h
John Stanley that sterling farmer from
Minnesota, who is genial and public
spirited, who has a, large acquaintance
who is highly esteemed and, above all,
who is competent to my knowledge
and to the knowledge of everybody.
Am | TO vote against Morris Lloyd,
who rs a loyal Republican and as cred
Gtable citizen as there is in the county
Am to prove traitor 10 him for no val
ID cause and vote for Busch who is a
bundle OF Prejudices, who thinks that
every Republican is a rascal and who
has no common interest with me in
building up a great progressive commu-
nifty.
Am I going to vote against Albert
NJ. Denny, who is one of the most pop
ular candidates ever nominated in this
county, VINO has that genial nature so
essential in a county clerk, Who is COM
petGnt In the nlSneSJ degree, OF am L
going to vote for his opponent who is
not known to anybody.
Am l going to vote for Ransom Brown
the goldbug clerk in the postoffice or
am 1 going to vote for Mr. Jackman
VINO understands his business, who is
a. man every inch of him, who stands
right with the people on every question,
who knows how to be genial and mingle
with the people and who has always
been a loyal Republican worker.
Am / going TO vote against that gal
liant old soldier MeI4aiu, an old citizen
and business man Of the county. man
who can attend to the duties of his
office and who has the capacity TO I'M
derstand them: or am l going to vote
for DR.. Rose, who is too old to be able
TO perform the duties of his office even
If he could be elected.
Am l going to vote for d. A. Wilson
a radical Pop, a man who is almost in
sane on the crazy subjects of that par
ty, or am ] going to vote for w. j.
Pittinger, that grand old man of At
tica township, who is conservative
business man, who understands the
important duties of the office and who
can look after the business of the coun-
ty from a correct and impartial bust
ness standpoint. The answer is plain.
/ must vote for every man on the Re
publican ticket.