The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-05
SAYS 1T WILL HELP
MARX BANNA RFJOIOBs OVER THE
LOOKS OF THINGS.

Palmer and Buckner are lust the Men to
Draw on Votes From the Boy Orator
He Thinks, the Former Being Strong In
n State Strong In Electoral Votes and
the Latter Having Good Square Hold
On Kentucky and the South Generally
Mentions Vermont AIso-Generai PoIiti.
cal News.
Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. National
Republican Chairman Mark Hanna, in
an interview, said, concerning the re-
suit Of the Indianapolis gold standard
conversion.
IT think the action Of the convention
viii be Of assistance 70 Us. Senator Pal
mer is a strong, relia bic man, and has
a heavy following among the Demo-
Gratis OF Illinois. His nomination, fol-
lowing that OF gold standard Demo
crat for governor in that state, will
weaken the forces OF the other Demo-
Gratis II Illinois very materially
How about Mr.. BucSner?"
The nomination Of Mr.. Buckner will
also do US good He is strong in Ken
VIII help US very much
Concerning the Vermont election, NJ.
Hanna said;
The result OF the state election in
Vermont makes it appear that the PEG
pie exercised sound, sober sense IN deal
ing with the questions at issues, and
showed their temper toward the Chica-
go platform. It indicates that the peo-
pie as whole, VIII repudiate that plat
form
Mr.. Hanna left here this evening for
Chicago.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 4--The ho-
tells this morning were deserted and
only a few OF the delegates and yisi-
tors TO the National Democratic conven-
ton remained. Generals Palmer and
Buckner both left early for their homes
A conference was held during the fore
noon which was attended by Ben Gable
Of Illinois, J. r Wilson Of Indiana, l.
c. Krouthoff OF Missouri, Amber OF
Florida, EckelS OF Illinois, and ". ID.
Bynum-
Four OF the nine members OF the na-
tona1 executive committee were ap-
pointed as follows: L. c. Krouthoff,
Missouri; W. H Hal5eman, Kentucky;
". F. NJ Cutcheon, Minnesota, and
OOi11l - OQllSAs I lhc1flld-
II was decided at this conference TO |
esta biish national headquarter at Chi /!
cago with carbohydrates at New |
York.
". D. Bynum will leave at once for |
New York. Senator Cafery Of Louisl- |
ana who was the permanent chairman |
OF the convention. left the city in the az |
ternoon.
NINETY CENT DOLLARS.
Denver, Sept 4.-The Denver Repub- |
iicaZl, owned by ex-senator y. p. Hill
the millionaire Sneiter man. replying /
20 the statement of the Financial and I
Commercial Chronicle, Of New York. l
that, dollars just like them chat is, 1
dollars that would be produced at the /
minis under an act for the free coin
age OF silver at the ratio Of Is TO y are
worth IN London nor TO exceed % /
cents declares that "the only dollars
just like them 81 the world are our
present standard silver dollars and
makes the following offer:
The Republican viii pay 90 cents
apiece for a million standard silver dol
lars, coined by the United States mint
and delivered to our agent in London at
any time within thirty days from this
date. and will repeat the operation as
often as he may elect.
This offer is made IN good faith and
we shall be very glad TO have ii &C
copied, either by the editor in question
OF by anybody else
HERR MOST, ANARCHIST.
Denver, Sept 4.-Mr. c. W. Varnum.
. prominent Republican OF this city,
VINO recently wrote Herr Most, asking
what his position was on the the silver
questions, has received the following re-
ply:
7 have expressed the opinion that at
present gold only can be used as a pro
per standard Of value, because its cost
Of production is stable and alike all
over the world, whereas silver Is get
hing cheaper every year. If, therefore,
the latter might be used as money, not
withstanding the facts stated above, IL
should be done according TO its market
price, not Is 70 !, but lat this momerO
30 20 1, though that would render silver
money very announcement. Silver men
mad better invent some new article OF
luxury, making them fashionable, and
food all markets. That would be the
proper way TO get nd of all the super
fluffy OF silver and make Il useful.
4 am otherwise, no politician, but an
anarchist and consequently do not care
for any party in the arena OF voting
fights. which I regard as a monkey ]
theatre good for the amusement OF big
believe in revolution and
not in humbug." .
SOUTHERN POLITICS
Clarksburg. W. Va. Sept. -Four
separate conferences between the DEM
and PopulisC conventions have
been held and all OF them have been ,
fruitlesS The Populists viii not accept .
the Democratic proposition to give Two !
electors in return for the endorsements 4
OF the whole Democratic ticket An e.
fort is being made 20 arrange another
conference neXc week
Following is a letter OF Hon c. I.
declining the nomination
for governor by the Peoples party:
''CiarksburE, ". V. Sept 4. 1895.
The Honorable Executive ComnItStee
OF the People'SParty OF West Virginia:
Il have the honor 10 acknowledge for c
nal notice OF my selection by the Peo- &
pies party OF West Virginia as its can .
iidaoe for governor. 7 appreciate the c
honor and extend my sincere thanks Z
for the high compliment I regard the :
Peoples party as a potent factor IN our
state politics, and would have been
pleased 70 have received the suffra geS
- had I -, .,-,-..s 1