The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-27
REGULATE STEINBERGER.
Publishers of Populist Papers De
nounce Him En- Masse.

The Populist editors of Kansas, who
compose the Reform Press association,
are up i'm arms against Abe Steinberger,
president Of the association, and Paul
Vandervoort of Nebraska, president of
the national association, for their mid
die of the road work in the interest of
the Republican party. They have ex-
pressed themselves on the subject in
The following statement to the public.
Whereas, Abe Steinberger, the presi-
dent OF the Kansas Reform Press aSSO-
citation, is using his position and title
as such to influence newspapers and yO-
ters to support the middle of the road
electors in this state and to thereby
create strife and disuniOn in the ranks
of the free silver forces; therefore,
We, the undersigned members of the
Kansas Reform Press association, and
publishers of reform newspapers in
Kansas. desire to say that we have no
sympathy with said movement that he
stands alone in the agitation he is pro-
noting; SO far we have heard no other
member Of the association is assisting
him
We also express our disapproval Of
the discOrdant conduct of Paul Wander
WORT or Omaha, president OF the ma
tOnal association. We have no synpa-
thy with the movements of either We
are for unification of all silver elements
in the important contest before US. and
against everything that viii give aid
and comfort to the enemy whether
prompted by honest or mercenary mo-
tives.
Fagett & DeWald. Courier. Council
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moner, Wichita; w L. Brown, Journal,
kingman; J. W. MOrphy, Advocate, To
peka; John E Riley, Free Press, Win
field; Jesse Stanley, Dispatch, Arkan-
sas City; A. 3. Hoffman, Advocate,
Harper; Painter & Herr Index, Medi-
cine Lodge; j. y. Lucas, Leader Dodge
City; George Harmon Times, Oska-
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