Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-11-13
SILVER MEETING

A meeting of the free-silver forces Will be
held at the new headquarters, back of the AGI-
rAroR Office, Monday evening, Nov. 1oth' LOT
the purpose of reorganization. Judge ochoon-
over and Hon. Noah l.. Bowman will address
the meeting. All are invited, and especially
the ladies.
By order of COMMUTERS
MATT QUAY, of Pennsylvania, says Mckin-
lev's troubles have just begun
KANSAS woman-sufragists rejoice over the
election of Frank Doster as chief justice, as
they consider him personal friend.
THE sane people are now engaged IN writ
ing the epltaph of silver who announced two
wears aoo that it had died out-State Journal.
Bon INcERsoLL must now admit that there
is hell. He said, not long since. that when
Kentucky should go Republican, h. would be-
lieve in hell
In rewarding the gold Democrats for their
'tpatriotc" assistance Mr.. Hanna should not
overlook the gallant Col. Breckenridge.
peka State Journal.
FIVE Populist congressman were elected IN
North Carolina, four in Nebraska and two IN
California Howard, Populist, of Alabama,
reelected. The silver forces in the next con-
gress will be strongly reinforced.
HOBART says the Republican presidential
ticket would not have won bat for the help OF
the gold-bug Democrats, and they must be lib
orally rewarded This won't suit the hungry
Republicans who are rushing for the pie-conil-
ter They'll continue to 60 hungry.
THE Republicans are now the greatest ca
lamity-howlers on earth. No sooner was it
known that Leedy was elected governor than
they begun to howl: "Now the state will be
overrun with saloons!"-just as though affairs
could be made any worse than they now are
under Morrill's administration.
cit don't pay to make a personal fight OH a
candidate, especially in presidential election.
1t is sure to gain sympathy and votes for him.
Garnet Eagle.
For instance, your fight OH Manfoid Schoon
over, our candidate for appellate Judge, who re-
ceived the largest majority ever given an sop
position" candidate in Anderson county.
WHEN Governor-elect I,eedy was in Topeka,
the other day, he was asked what his policy
as governor would be. In reply, he said it was
too early to state his policy, but that he had
one, and it was all his own, and if it was not
successful, he, alone, would be to blame. He
said his purpose would be to SO administer the
affairs of state as to benefit all of the people of
the state. 'Rah for I,eedy!
HANNA says that, with one hand the
Almighty and the other on McKinly," he could
not fail Now let those Republicans howl who
denounced Bryans reference to the cross and
crown as sacrilegious. If the Almighty aided
in the election OF Mckinley, the poor people of
this country may as we'll make up their mirds
to succumb to their plutocratic masters But,
then, Hanna is monumental liar.
GEO. r. PECK, the notorious railroad attor-
ney, rejoices greatly over McKinley's election,
and INDUCES in words of praise of the gold-bug
Democrats He says Gladstone is England's
Grand Old Man; but when America counts up
her worthless, she will not forget two old heroes,
whose gray hairs would not bow to the behest
of party, and will forever enshrine Palmer and
Buckner in the hearts of the people. Let not
the Republicans, in this hour of victory, for
got their gallant allies, who risking far more
than we, deserve the gratitude Of patriotic
people everywhere"