The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-21
TAKE none of the pretended substi-
tutes for Royal Baking Powder.
Royal only is Absolutely Pure.


Continuing, Senator Burrows assert
ed that ii was the duty of every party
to honestly carry out its promises. He
said:
If those principles are unsound, the
sooner it is demonstrated the better,
and if sound, their adoption at the ear
liest possible moment is of the highest
concern. 1t would have been better
for the party if this administration
had carried Out its pledges of free trade.
free ships. state banks and wild cat
object lesson Of disaster that neither
money, for it would have been such an
the party nor its principles would
have been heard of again for the next
fifty years. I rejoice TO belong to a
party that has always kept faith with
the people. No friend or foe Of the
Republican party ever faithfully charg-
ed its party with 'perfidy and dishonor.
To this fact 1 ascribe the long ascend
ancy of the Republican party"
In conclusion the speaker declared
that the Republican party might be re-
lied upon to live up to its principles and
traditions and that once again in power
the Republican party would re-establish
economic government and restore to-
the nation its former prosperity He
urged the Republicans to choose their
course and go forward without fear
and with manly hearts"
Toastmaster Hoyt then announced
that Senator ingalls,. who was on the
program as the next speaker, had been
delayed owing to a misconnection and
Warner Miller Of New York responded
to the toast assigned to Senator Ingalls,
''Republicanism in the West"
The POSTMASTER made some happy
remarks in reference TO the absence OF
Chauncey DeDew to respond TO the
toast Our Democratic President" Mr..
II Cd IN ha oh nS
Mr.. Depew the toast be drunk stand
ing.
MRS. FOSTERS ADDRESS.
Mrs. j. Ellen Foster. president OF the
Woman's Republican association of
the United States, responded TO the
toast The Republican Association"
She said: NO development of the last
decade is more indicative of progress
and hopeful OF results than is the newly
awakened interest of women in social
economies and civil and political affair.
This Republican convention repre-
sents the brain and heart of vigorous
American manhood. the manhood of
the present and the future, more large
" than the past. This convention also,
for the first time, seats in its midst the
duly elected representative OF the ap-
preaching hosts of womanhood. On
this prehistoric occasion, we may we'll
inquire woman's present relation TO
politics.
In Kansas the Republican party rec
ognizes its obligations to the work OF
its partly enfranchised women.
In Illinois women voted at the last
November election, not only for the
school question but for a lady member
of the board OF trustees Of the state
university
In Colorado women have full SUI
frage and are recognized in every way
in party organization
The Empire state. New York was
the most conspicuous victor of last
falls campaign. In IL women were an
influential factor"
After briefly reviewing the progress
made on the woman suffrage question
Mrs. Foster concluded:
The Woman's Republican associa-
ton knows no class or race or creed
distinction; rich or poor. native born
and foreign women are with us. Meth
er IS belief in the great reforms Of the
day test Of Rspubiicanisu. Woman
suffrage. which most OF Us believe: the
temperance cause. which most OF US
espouse. these are not all parts OF the
nation included IN our party platform
Neither do we ask you always and every
where 70 make acceptance OF these a
test % party feSity"
Senator-Elect John ~ Thurstca OF
Nebraska responded 20 the ;oast The
National Republican League" SO
long as the Republican party lives
he said. lit would never rellnquish pro-
lection as a cardinal principle.
The Republicans VIII win The next
Hghir he said, and VIII viEdicste the