The advocate., 1896-10-28
REFORM PRESS SPEAKS.
Protest Against Stelnberger Pretending to
Represent Newspaper Men.

AsCPAVSOAAV @NS"VRNPSA
WHEREAS, Abe Stsinberger, the President Of
the Kansas Reform Press Association, ls using
his position and title 90 such to influence
newspapers and voters 70 support the Middle
oR-the-roAd" Electors in this State and to
thereby create strife and disuniOn in the
ranks OF the free silver forces, we, the under
signed members Of the Kansas Reform Press
Association and publishers Of reform papers
In Kansas, desire TO say that we have NO
sympathy with said movement; that he stands
alone in the agitation he is promoting. So
far we have heard no other member Of the
Association is assisting him.
We also express cur dlSApprovSl Of the dis
cordAnt conduct Of Paul VAndervoort Of
Omaha, President Of the National Association.
We have no sympathy WhAteVer with the
movements Of either We are for unifcStion
Of all silver elements in the important contest
before US and against everything that will
give aid and comfort to che enemy, whether
prompted by honest or mercenary motives.
PSdgett & DeWaId, Courier, Council Grove,
A. H. Wait, Beacon, Lincoln.
p. F. Ye8rout, Times Emporia.
Sig H. Gill, Herald, Lyndon.
Otis Nesblt, WdtchmGR Washington.
Cook & Metsger, tribune, Meriden.
A. f. Macoubrie, Tribune, Olsthe.
H. N. Gaines, Union, SAllnG
Kies q Honeywell, COnnoDer. Wichita.
w. L. Brown, Journal, Ktngman.
J.W. Morphy, Advocate, Topeka.
John E. Riley, Free Press, Winfield.
Jesse Stanley, Dispatch, Arkansas City.
A. B. Hoffman, advocate, Harper,
Painter q Herr, IndeT, Medicine Lodge,
J: L. Lucas, Leader, Dodge City,
George Harmon. Times, Oskal00sA.
J. L. Latimer, Herald, PleasAnton.
d. T. Armstrong, Beacon, Great Bend.
ID. I. HodRdon, Eagle, Lyons.
u. MArtindale, JeGersOnidR Lawrence.
]. N. Lewis, Jr Graphic, Kinsley.
j. L. SwitZer, White Banner, Altamonk.
II. G. Mayse, Clipper, Ashland.
Clarence Thompson, Palladium, HoXie.
Fred .. FloFy, Citizen, Howard.
Il. G. Nettleton, Gazette, Hutchinson.
q. K. Dedrick, Modern Light, Columbus.
II. b. Claiborne, Times Statesman, Osweg0.
Q. A. Hamlin, The Opinion, McPherson.
w. 8. Romigh, ReUeille, Cottonwood Falls.
f. Tiffany, The Lantern, Fort Scott.
James N. Kennedy, AHiGRce Herald, Fredonia
Il. +. HeisleF, Kansas City Sun, Kansas City.
H. ~ Boyd, Freeman, Bellevllle
JAs p. E9sterly The linton, Eureka
Geo. II. ToWnsley, Times, Paola.
Horace Grant, Graphic, Greedy.
mcdowell b Hutchinson, Weekly Bulletin,
Anthony.
j. Henley, Farmers Voice, Clyde.
]. o. Smith, Search Light, Blue Mound.
Q. Il. Allison, Sentinel, Erie.
], @. Cline, Inder, Minneapolis
Q. A. HAmmett, Peoples ADVOCATE, MSrysVille
A. Q. Pastee, Tribune, junction City.
A. A. DunmiFe, Southwest RdRSdH, Hugoton.
FIN. Case, Alliance Signal, stockton.
i. N. ColdFen, Herald, 0berlin.
]. Q. Buchanan, KdnSdR, Pittsburg.
yno r Lane, Monitor, Abilene.
L. NJ. Weed, Leader Long Island.
| A. A. DoeFR Tiller dRd T0iLer LSrned.
Harry Freese, Free Press Hays City.
| ]. A Wright, Journal, Lebanon.
i. II. Stewart, Republic, GoodlAnd.
| w. T. Logan, Free Press, Colby.
| D. w. Hull, The LibCrdtOr, Norton.
| o. o. 0utcAlt, Courier, Burlington.
| ]. w. Torrey, ChiSftdiR, La Crosse.
| ]. B. Milford, Western RaRsGR, Leot.
Lyman Naugle, Voice Wellington.
Rice & Baker, Journal, Smith Center.