The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-31
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| proval, but so many things are coming
up every day which require Mr.. Han
mas personal attention that his absence
causes dalay.
Ii is understood an effort will be made
| to get up monster demonstra ton in
Chicago with which to farmolly open
tire western branch of the fight prob
ably with Thomas B. Reed as the prin-
cipal speaker. If the proposition goes
through :he state and the Cook county
committees will Cooperate with the ma
tioaal committee in arranging for the
meeting. The talk now is that it would
| be held at the Coliseum, and every one
interested unhesitatingly declares Nc
| kinney or Reed, either would asily draw
crowd large enough to fill that struc-
ture were 1t twice as large as it is.
/ The wish has been expressed that Nc
Kinley could De induced to come to Chi
cage and make speech, but there is
no prospect of his doing so. Thomas B.
Reed has promised to come west when
the national committee wants him, and
everybody knows a more popular politi-
cal orator could not be named for Chi
cago than the Maine statesman.
The State League of Republican clubs
will have its annual convention at Pc
oria some time in August and the officers
have asked the national committee 10
bring Mckinley out at that time. The
national league, which conveneS at
Milwaukee, ais1 wants him. but the
nominee hasdectG to remain quietly at
home until after election.
Prominent Republicans are congre-
eating a; beaduUai tiers daily from all
parts of the courtry, bringing reports as
TO the si,ua ton and consulting with the
managers IS 10 the line of campaign
WORK needed IN their various states.
Edwater Kusewater of Omaha was
among yesterdays arrivals, and he will
remain probably until Mr.. Hanna's ar
rival, arranging program for Nebras-
ka.
just befor, the Republican national
convention Mr.. Rosewater and W. J.
Bryan had & few joint discussions on
the money question On their way {
St Louis they spoke at Kansas City.
Mr.. Rosewate- says the free silver liter
airy bureau is now issuing a pamphlet
purportins to give their speeches. But
the matter is 81 arranged as TO make it
appear that Nj. Bryan did all the talk
ing In order TO offset this Perry
Heath will have copies of Mr.. Rose
waters speech printed and circulated.
Mr.. Rosewater says h els satisfied Ne
bTaska will give Mckinley a good ma
joriIy.
w. VI. Hahn. the Ohio statesman, who
knows fully as much if not little more
about the art of handling political
Stump speakers than any other man in |
the country, arrived at headquarters |
yesterday morning flung his coat on a |
hook and buckled down to business.
Chaplain Lozier met Mr.. Hahn ahead |
of everyday else. Chaplain Lozier |
lives in Iowa, and is one OF the Gest |
known oampaigners in the west He is
not only an entertaining speaker but a /
good singer.
- has been decided 70 let the state |
and county central committees handle /
all the musical features OF this cam
paigr.
j. w. Johnson OF Lincoln, the home
Of the Popocratic candidate. has been
engaged by Perry Heath 10 write some
ca,opaign matter, particularly applica-
bic to conditions in Nebraska. for dis
tribution by the county central commit
tees OF the state
Special attention will be given to
campaign on local conditions
everywhere For instance. there VIII
b meeting OF the chairnsl OF the
several county central committees IN
Minnesota at ST. Paul On Saturday for
the purpose Of determining the relative
Importance % issues TO the voters n
that state. and posting the national
committee as 10 the class o. literature