The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-02
TO TURN OUT BIG
BAKER AND BEEKAAN TO BE HERE
TODAY.

Everybody DESTROYS OF Hearing the Two
silver Tongued Orators-Big Demand
for Choice sesfs-The Campaign WAKES
Warm with the Loyal Friends of Wich-
its KaIlying to the Support of Hatton-
The Opposition In Their Desperation
Renew Their Mud Singing Tacties-A
Word or Two About the Stewart Case.
This afternoon at . o'clock Judge ].
Y. Beekman of Arkansas City viii ad-
dress the people az the Auditorium and
tonight Senator Baker will deliver an
address at the same place
Every voter in Wichita and its ad-
jacent country should be on hand TO
hear these two broad-minded Republ-
cans in addresses that viii be replete
with oratory.
Senator Baker has r superior in this
state as an expoun4er Of logic that
touches and convinces the hearts OF the
masses. He IS in complete sympathy
ana harmony with the people of Wich-
ita IN their struggle 20 build up a great
city in the southwestern city or
empty houses. deserted streets and dis
gruntled inhabitants. but city OF oc-
AIpied business houses, busy streets
and contented people He stands square
y against prohibition, he knows IL IS
an injury TO the state and he is the man
Of all others that has always Led the
fight for resUbmission-
Judge Beekrran IS a hard earnest hit
ter He is reputed TO be one Of the
most eloquent men in the west He
stands squa rely with the people Of Kan
sas in all The issues that touch their
prosperity. In line with this idea he
IS a strong anti-prohibitionist, not be-
cause he would enhance the opportu-
mites OF a man 70 get drunk. but he be-
lieves IN regulated liquor traffic TO re-
duce drunkenness and crime TO a mini
mum. AS stated above. no man in
Wichita can afford TO miss hearing
these two gentlement.
THEY ASK FOR SYMPATHY.
The Pop machine politicians were out
yesterday all day begging for sympathy
They thought they were crowded too
much. They do not think OF that them
selves when they begin 70 throw dirt ar
everything Republican in sight. They
canno- attack Republican candidates,
they are above attack. but thew make
vilEanous attacks on their friends. At
tacks. perhaps, are well enough IN their
way II people viii keep inside records
that every man can see and examine,
but when indiscriminate. dirty attacks
are made on men who are not before
the people they invariably act as boom
erangs. The opposition can 60 ahead
with such methods; they hurt no one
but themselves
What is most startling however, is
the fact that while they throw mud
themselves IN large chunks they should
ask for sympathy when theiT own past
Is slightly exposed. II IS in line with
all their work during the campaign, not
n hour Of which can be proven 70 be
free from misrepresentation and false
hoods.
HOW THEY LIE OUTRIGHT.
The opposition pay no attention TO
facts or official records. The records
Of this county can be searched IN vain
for anything derogatory 70 Charlie Hat
ton and yet their paid heelers attack
his character on the street corner every
day when they know they are lying out
right To be sure they cannot strike
him very hard without causing terri
hle revulsion of feeling and hence go at
= cautiously
No Republican attacks the private
character OF David Dale, nor do they
attempt IL. Private character is 100
sacred a thing TO be trified with: IL
should never be touched. The Eagle
has had column after column OF affi-
oevits sent into Il concerning the pri-
1kC El-d4 dEt-I GA one OF LNU can l1LdEES
Of the opposition, and every statement
made II them is known 70 be a fact,
and ye- these columns would not be
allowed 70 receive them. Official rec
ords are the only things that are legi-
innate IN a campaign Ike this or any
other campaign for that matter.
The principal candidates OF the oppo-
sttion have official records. David n.
Dale was county attorney for four years
In seven noTths in those four years he
brought 10 cases against jointists. No
body could make any argument out Of
this fact alone, but for the fact that
Mr.. Dale got elected on the pretenSe
that he was 70 be a friend 70 that ele-
rnent- There is not a man but what
believes that he brought the cases men
TONED at the cost OF the taxpayers 10
make s1-S14co IN fees for himself. That
IS the milk in the cocoanut. The far
ners and business man perhaps could
better afford 10 Increase Mr- Dale's sala
~ as county attorney than to have
thousands OF dollars in costs 70 pay for
the privilege OF Mr.. Dale getting that
much money. The records in these
case are in the Office OF the district court
There Is no use in rha opposite parties
calling one another liars about il. Any
business man. farmer or taxpayer can
go 70 the records and find out the facts
for himself Nothing can be proven
by singing mud over these facts-the
PROOF : in the records \ few lawyers
may be able 10 explain them in plsusi- !
bic way ~ the use Of technical terms
and legal twisting. but the records are
open TO all, they are very plain and any
man who can read can understand |
them. They are in book H
As stated above the opposition delight !
IN abusing somebody not connected !
with the ticket Yesterday their strik-
ers were peddling that old story about
Stewart all over town
Who prosecuted Stewart when he
was convicted on 21e counts and fined
SCI. 900 and given eighteen years in Jail?
one would ask HaIlowell: and he is a
Republican another OF the strikers
would say Then whole bunch OF
heelsrs would giggle and think they had |
a great score triumphsd against the Re
pubiicaas.
Now. then. as TO the facts in the case
let the strikers prepare 70 laugh. Dave
Dale was the attorney for Stewart. he |
advised him 10 plead guilty which he
did and Colonel F7jloweu had nothing
n 90 with Il WiIl Dave Dale deny 1
that he was the attorney for Stewart
VIII he deny that he advised him 10
plead guilty. II he does then his strik- |
ers can EfCele a1d say Il was EaIloweu |
did IL Judge Wall was on the bench !
j was be who sentenced Stewart. and
h knows al about IL
Charlie Hstton's skirts are clear. He |
cannot - ssssiled IN any manner truth |
fully and everybody knows IL. He and
all his friends have treated Dave Dale
like = gentleman Has Dave DSls's
friends treated him right No.
But then al the mud singing Of the