The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-13
LEW WALLACE
Expresses Himself Generally on
Matters at st. Louis.
Did Not Accept the New YOrI
Papers Offer.
HE is FOR GOLD, TOO.
Says Teller Should Not Be Call
ed a BOlter.
The Electoral Votes viii Go
With Those Who Walk Out.


St. Louis, June 13.-Gen. Lew Wal
lace, who is one of the delega ates-ar-
large from Indiana, is at the Planters
1 The author of Ben Hur'' and intimate
| friend Of ex-Presfdent Harrison, ar
! v~iv1.,7 l75v+ e,.C,,, 90 11rfora aex-ille Ind
| - 7 - - : ,-71or o,,ea,.a,,ce
ms noil9 Ia z 3l+ l94ls
curing lhe morning Win az ma =
+ Newell Saunders of the tennessee
state committee, his old friend, and
1 also with H Clay Evans, the south 5
ca7,555a+a for the vice presidential nom
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/ Gen w auace cailed alteht tloh 70 ne
4 fact that indiana was receiving cfedlt
/ for the probable Republican financial
4 plank. which should be accorded to
/ Tannassea
~ ,9,.es-,7r,,e q ,,, ono viii know the i'm
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aIlc-al pldllh' said zen " eriis'-9'
/ ~ the resolutions colilllilttee Ispol.e y
! Personally am IN 1aYOr OF sound mon
4 ey, a gold standard plank is the way I
/ should express it. mean by that the
/ rr,,,asses 7,la+fo.rra IT CLAW Evans
l - ~ 4,--+ -Tr,,a-s,. g7ontaa her
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Pa lAoIH oeAoLe AAlIAetlet- A--ls
most nteraIy ldeul1caLs anu TeH w a.
I lace read both aloud to verify the
/ statement 81 believe that credit should
he given where it is due"
- = = - ca, TVai1aca that Won
/ s, l-,,--e~9a ~ f,,,,75sl, q New York
- ~ s7co1,nf of +ha convention pro
/ cea7{,,e,s9, y,
..Tt i tr,a that an offer was made me.
/ the remuneration to be 81 600. I have
/ declined because L would not have the
! time believe Senator ingalls, ac-
/ cepted similar pfoposltlon. ne 1s i4oe
aelssale, tllol ls II II 80 ~ - +7,a 7ieear
@ So - - a. s1T9e,[s +i9ara vim
4 81 ii++7e evrcitaT,an+ perbans should
/ have accented IT, 1t seems that it
/ should not be such an arduous 0n-
] dertaking after all
1 Has Indiana cholce Iof the Vlee
/ pIeslueLley - ...+4,,,aa D.
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So vi This l,acaI7sa of his
/ sterling Qualities and because I know
/ that ex-President Harrison leaned
more upon Mr. Tracy than upon any
other meI9pef q nus 5s-2ll Gaplllst; ,r....
,rI-fv1i4 Iii he nominated an tl, fi5zt
4 I1aIiot AZ t-oI, T7ot -
/ ives T have no doubt of it, I be
neve that Major Mckinley will receive
the undivided vote of the Indiana dele
4 cation. All Of the delegates Large are
/ lnslfueted loI MN al-u twelEe .4 & u - ne
ne ilstc+ NJ 7-5ers ie na contest "a IN
5is,1S as xroI1 Know ana fha other
/ eict,taa,7 v~i11 vote for Major McP-in-
-
/ s.I,1a- +1,5s -,ooa7, +E,s+ If is +777a that
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- 80 80 So = - = ,,
/ Gen. harrison IS not a cahaluale-
rs that ofhcial2
"Not in the sense that 7 am author
lied to speak for Gen. Harrison I
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maze e1l7 95aI.ilsa' lFeir t+ ,7a
with Cen IA -70ii. - - n N
is not even a receptive candidate 1hat
/ is nay inference from what Gen Harfi-
| son has told me-
What do you think of the selection