Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-10-29
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patch runs about four columns OF hot
campaign thunder. The condition OF
the treasury has been 80 often thresh-
cd over, that ii is a waste OF space to
tap it up any more. Mr.. Royce says
many pretty things about his candi-
dates, and then gives the boys on the
other ticket some petty digs in the
ribs.
The candidates Of the peoples par
ty do not need any bolstering up by
an unfair comparison with their OPP
ponents. Both tickets have good
men.
The populist nominees have made
their canvass together, each working
for the success Of the entire ticket
They too are we'll known in all parts
Of the county, and the only question
is the size Of their majoritles,
We do not ask the people to sup
port these men because they are farm
ers or connected with farming, but
because OF their fitness for the plac.
90 they seek However to show the
error of the position taken by the Dis
patch regarding them, we have look
ed up their record as farmers.
Mr.. Turner MIXED for the first few
years of his life, but in his more ma
ture years has been in the stock bus
mess, and has made a good reputa-
ton for honesty and fair dealing
The stock business and farming are
somewhat OF a similar nature, amt
they Brother Dispatch
We do not know anything about
s. @. Lsndes' farming record, but he
is a printer, a Woodworking practical
printer. That Is good employment,
don't you think so Brother Wblte7
He is a bright, active young man, a
good and rapid penman, and in all
ways thoroughly competent.
What about Stinson? Frank con-
fesses to the fact that he too has lived
and worked on a farm until he was
past twenty.one, but then as he is a
personal friend Of ours, we will not
say anything more about him, but
will let others sing his praises. The
Dispatch Of Aug. A, 1892, says Of him:
ave call the SPECIAL attention Of
our readers this week to the an
nounoement OF r. Frank Stlnson Of
thus city for the Office OF county at
torney subject to the decision of the
republican convention Of Phillips
county. Mr.. Stinson needs no re-
from our hand as he
has resided in Philllpsburg longer
than we have and for many years has
been one of our leading attorneys. BY
faithful application to his books and
a spirit of industry he has now good
law practice and standing among
attorneys that he may we'll feel proud
Of. As a practitioner he stands high
in his profession and will discharge
his duties without fear or favor should
be be nominated and elected to this
position"
One would hardly believe Brother
Dispatch that Mr.. Tadlock ever lived
On a farm, but on the dead it is so.
For twenty.one years he worked on
3 farm, except, when he took lsy-off |
and taught school to help the family |
,ut. True he put in two years in the |
newspaper field, and that is rather
bard work, amt it Brother Royce or
White. Mr.. Tsdlock has been super
for the past two years, and |
will be better qualified for the work |
during the next two years.
There ls no question about the
ofiMr. Ham or Mr.. King on
The farmer question, IS this is ad- |
mitted by the Dispatch. Really the
question is one Of fitness, and upon
this score the peoples party ticket Will |
DOLL the biggest vote and be elected. |