The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-11
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GAIN" MARRY PLAIN GIRL If SHE USES
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If proper attention be given to his state
that It can be carried as easily for
sound money as Ohio. Indiana or ILL.,
nois. He VIII return west within a
few days. and proposes making an act
i've campaign
Senator Shoup was the only represent
ative Of his state at the St Louis con-
ventjon who did not bolt. Senator
Shoup believes in the s,raight-out Re
publicans, and not the boilers, will
control the state convention In this
case q ticket including Mckinley and
Hobart electors and state officers will
be nominated.
Senator Shoup, while admitting that
the straight-out Republicans in Idaho
may not be as strong numerically IS
the combined forces Of Democrats and
Populists, is confident that large num-
bers Of Democrats Will vote the Repub-
lean Ticket. He thinks the number
Of Republicans who VIII bolt the ticket
win be so few as not to affect materially
the general result. The national COM
mittee has assured Senator Shoup that
Idaho Will not be neglected
Congressman George w. Murray Of
South Carolina assured the leaders at
headquarters that with proper effort
North Carolina could be carried for
Mckinley and Hobart He asserted
that the Republicans IN North Carolina
were as strong as the Democrats and
Populists combined, that the existing
election law no longer permits the dis
franchisernent of the negroes. and that
many gold Democrats as well as Popu-
lists wouH support the Republican
ticket.
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ern Populist differed radically from his
western brother. The western Populist
he said, dislIked the Republican party
because 1t was the dominant political
element. In the south The situation
was reversed. and It was the Democratic
party which the Popultsts in that re-
sion antagonized- Mr.. Murray assured
the executive committee that southern
Populists were not welded 10 free sill
Yer. but that they believed IN homes;
elections. A Democratic victory in
November, he pointed out, would mean
the repeal OF the election law and a re-
turn TO bulldozing tactics and the sup
preston of votes
Everything looks encouraging and
bright for Republican Success sald
Serlator Elkins OF West Virginia. ~
don't believe the silver question has
affected the Republican party mate
rally. j think we shall make up in
Democratic gains what We lose. from
careful examination and investigation.
We have been organizing IN our state
for two months. We have been get
ting expressions OF opinion for more
than two weeks. ! have every reason
u think that the silver movement in
West Virginia - on the wane-"
letter now" hs continued. at Is a
question that the silver men have been
arguing for years, while we are just
taking hold OF IL. West Virginia IS a
protection state, FOR IL depends for sue
cess upon It's coal and other industries.
Bryan IL a free trader. and he was for
free coal IN every instance IN congress
He said that a tariff on coal vas inds-
feasible. Wet Virginia has more
coal than Pennsylvania And Bryan a
against every one OF West Virginia.
material interests. The coal miners s1e
Tot carried away b. Ire free silver
craze fOr the reason that any war on
coal admits cal from Canada. s-f
every mio-r IN WeS< Virginia knows
that with free eiive- cones free oozi.
and therefore. as they don't want free
coal. thy are soli1 aEasnS- free silver.
IN " eSt virginia oE people want pro
tectSo<i- Our 11i2e-s won't support Al
economic policy that vii throw thSm
out OF employment
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