The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-15
ALONG THE KANSAS MILF.

| The success Of the slate at Topeka last
| Tuesday has given the opponents of John
j. ingalls, fresh heart.
The most influential phrase in Kansas
| politics is: From louisville to Topeka
| and return. Not transferable>"
| Horrors, At the Topeka convention ii
was discovered that ingalls, pevspired just
| like common school-house orators.
| 1t is said that Mckinley could not come
to Topeka this fall. although he knew he
would sacrifice the support of Tom Ansier-
| son.
Morrill, will now learn the hard cruel
| lesson that business administration cuts
more ice for a nomination than Il does for
| an election.
The hardest gulp in Kansas perhaps
will be Mr.. Ed Hoch's explanation Of why
Morrill, Is a better man than Leedy TO
support this year.
The street cars at Arkansas City are
running again, and the local papers insist
on people riding in them and thus making
it profitable to run them.
Judge Elrick Cole of Great Bend was the
unanimous at Topeka. Cole simply took
off his coat and worked for that result.
The cannon in Kansas is loaded for
John ]. ingalls,. His election to the
Unitsd States senate next winter would
be without a precedent in American poll
tics.
NJ. A. Low, of the Rock Island railroad.
.s.I ~vfl n
the night before Martin was defeated that
he O,ow) was against him because he was
not safe man on the bench
Lyman Naugle of Wellington. says one
of the things which prevented him from
being nominated for secretary of state by
the Populists. was that he was handicap
ped by the candidacy of Lewelling.
Railroad passes in Kansas do not read
on the back: II agree that the railroad
shall not be responsible for loss Of bag
gage or damage to person or for the Grad
ication of conscience and honesty"
D. O. McCray of Topeka. has gone to
Mexico TO write up the effect OF silver
for Mark Hanna's literary bureau. and
Ferd Vandegrsft Incidentally drops the
remark that Mark Hanna pays cash
Young Boyle. who IS running against
Dawes for attorney general, is a brilliant
young man with an intellectual cast Of
countenance He wears good clothes
and IS polished in manner and speech.
Both sides in the campaign in Kansas
are already accusing each other OF being
dead TO all sense OF shame" This IL
what an editor writes when his brain -
tired and he cannot think of anything
else.
The Wellington Voice got hot at Andy
Richards the other day and declared that
when Richards died he would spring
tachn.cakty on the devil and fire his maj
esty out OF the Eternal oven on a writ
OF ejectment
And they took Him." prayed Kansas
minister, who was also a great silver
man, up on Calvary and on his brow
they pressed a crown OF thorns. and be-
tween two thieves they er1ciaed him on
eross Of gold
Sol Miller to clustering around trying
to get someone TO quarrel with him. but
nobody viii He charges Ingalls, with
inssnce-ity because ingalls, claims the Re
pubIcan party has changed It's position
on the financial question
ID Howe. the most feeriezs ettor IN
Kansas. bssmes David Martin for rs
Own defeat Howe Ssys Martin should
have kept out % politics. Some day Mar
tin viii sit down and tel Howe al sbos,
ii and make him feel bad.
When the calm. unparalleled history
Of kszszs politics - written and netting
but the truth pss down. sae state VII
read wtth surprise that ia the snte-c0a-
zgalnt MAJOR NorrH g NI.ekzaf VAS
against Mao- No4rin cy Leland VS.
against him but the state c2saot To-Day
be rr-a &c 10 believe -