The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-21
REPUBLICAN GONE orr. TOO
Denyer's Big Paper Cries Out Against
Methods OF Mckinley's Nomination.


Denver. June 2o.-The Denver Re2ub-
fican has the following leading edito-
rial article today on the nomination OF
Mckinley. L says:
UnQuestionably an overwhelming ms-
jority of the people OF the Ear western
States. regardless OF past partisan differ
ences OF opinion. viii heartily approve
the acti0n Of the Colorado delegates. led
by Senator Teller. and their colleagues
from Idaho, Utah. South Dakota and
neighboring commemorative, in max
ing the best fight they could for birnet-
allism and then Withdrawing in a body
from the St Louis convention wnsa the
single gold standard financial plank.
forced through that body by the Money
Power, was adopted
No other course was open to them. and
they acquitted themselves most credit
ably under very trying circumstances
Senator Telle-,s speech,fairly and fully
expressed the views % that vast multi
tude OF patriotic and independent Re-
pubhcans who are thoroughly convtuc-
cd that in forsaking their time-honored
demand for bimetailism at the dIctatton
OF the banking end money-IendsnR
classes OF this country and Europe a
betrayal OF trust was deliberately COM
mISted which must abSolve every hon
est believer IN the Joint use OF silver
and gold as money OF ultimate redemp-
ton from further allegiance 70 the par
y. Nobody VINO watched the course
OF events at St Louis during the past
three days can honestly doubt that the
Mckinley forces, who always had a
clear majority OF the delegates and
could have nominated their candidates
on any kind OF a platform. calmly sur
rendered to the agents OF the New York
Clearing House sssocis ton on the mon
ey question That a corruption fund
was used by the Money Power % capt
ure votes for the single gold standard,
especially among the negro delegates
from Southern states that never give
the Republican party a single electoral
vote - beyond all question. but even
that device would have proved unavail-
ing IL Major Mckinley himself had not
weakly abandoned the record 81 his
congressional career IN order 20 obey
the bidding OF Wall street.
When he accepted the nomination Of
the Money Power he Justly forfeited
the respect and the support OF al true
believers in binletaIlis-o. and we hold
that the Colorado delegates and the orh
ers who went out with them yesterday
are entitled % the lasting gratitude OF
their constituents Tor the courage and
Independence they displayed IN this
matter.
The other ptanks OF tl.- platform may
attract attention IN other sections. but
IN the west the coming election must in-
evfrably turn upon the money issue.an
there - TO room tor doubt that II
ticket shall be put IN domination at
Chicago next month that fairly rspre-
sents the cause OF blr1etzu!sCn and IS
to platform. n viii carry Colorado
and every other far western state by an
overwhelming majority IN Novemb@
As the chief represents tive OF protec-
ton Major Mckinley VIII prove a pop
ulsr candidate IN the manufacturing
celters Of TIE EAST and the middle states
where that policy is deemed sufficient
20 insure a return OF prosperity. which
the country enjoyed under President
Harrtsons administration when We were
adding 80. cco 900 a year 20 our currency
on acoount OF the purchase OF silver.
but We believe that as The campaign
th- money question viii rap
idly become the leading issue in every
section. and IL 1his opinion Is sound u
Is wholly within the rang- OF proba5ih-
~ that the platform and ticket approv-
ed al 81. Louis yesterday Will be 6eSea-
ted by The greatest majority IN TIRE hks-
tory OF American politics next Noven-
ber.
YOUR BOY WONT LIVE A MONTH
So Mr. Gilman Brown OF - MI s., /
South Gardner. Mass, was told By the /
doctors HIS son had Lung trouble.
following Typhoid Malaria. and be l
spent three hundred and seve1ty-Avs /