The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-03
"On Stanley, On.

| behind some disreputabie job. Their lat
est scheme Is a decker or trade. The
Larned Eagle-Opic says that A c. Car
ruth, one of the managers OF the Prohibi-
ton party. has planned campaign IN
like anything ever attempted before In
| Kansas Carruth believes that almost
half the voters OF the state are in favor
of prohibition and would vote for Villa N
Alfred PETER for governor II they were
sure they mouldn't be throwing away
| their votes or were not afraid OF the
| party whip OF their own parties In
company with several others of his own
party he has planned the greatest pair
| ing of votes ever attempted in political
history. They propose to get $1,000 Re
publicans 10 sign an agreement TO vote
Tor PETER II an equal number OF Popu-
| lists will do the same. They win ask
| $1,000 Popuists to sign an agreement 20
vote for PETER conditioned on their get
| ting the 50o00 Republicans. II enough OF
both parties sign they believe there will
be some chance TO elect PETER. If they
| fail no attempt will be made to hold any
| body to the proposed agreements.
| Kiowa Journal: At the Republican
| state convention held In Hutchinson dur
| ing the early part OF June, the Seventh
| congressional district district was hon.
| ored by having a governor nominated
| from among its citizens in the person Of
| Hon. ". Z. Stanley OF Wichita In tina.
convention the delegates of the Seventh
| district stood TO a man fo- him thus win
| ,,ir h. - ~
| eastern delegations, by whose votes he
was nominated If we as a district. at
polls this fall. do not roll up a good ma
| jority for Mr.. Stanley, we cannot expect
or ask favors of such Importance from
our neighbors to the north and east in
! the future. Therefore. let US not as poll
| iticians. Democrats, Populists or Repub-
! licans, but as non-partisan citizens, go
to the polls in November and vote unan-
imously for him who is one among US.
thus showing our loyalty and apprecia-
ton of such recognition.
Clay Center Times: Morton Albaugh
who has been elected chairman of the
Republican state central committee. is
one of the best known young RepubIi-
cans of western Kansas He has lived
IN Kansas since 1883. and has been
delegate in every Republican state con-
vention since 1885, and has been member
of the Republican state committee since
1890, always having been elected by his
district to that position. In all that time
he has never been a candidate at the
hands OF the people for anything except
the presidency OF the state board of char
tiles, which position he held for two
years under Governor Morrill, He is the
editor Of the Kingman Leader-Courier,
one of the strongest papers of southwest
Kansas. Mr.. Albaugh was one OF Mr..
SANKEY'S ablest supporters and the nom
inee for governor urged the election of
Mr.. Albaugh to the craftsmanship.
Marion Record: In 1880 Mr.. william A.
PETER packed his gripsack full of docu-
ments and started out to show the poor.
down-trodden people of Kansas a "Way
OUT of their troubles. He stroked his
long whiskers and talked and talked TO
the farmers and did more than any other
man IN Kansas with the possible excep-
ton Of the manly Mrs. Lease to wipe out
TO the United States senate and for six
long weary years he embodied all the
silly. senseless Pop ideas into bills which
he fred into that body accompanying
them with speeches running through
days. But now, In spite of all this serv-
ice. for which he and the family received
some $4,000 from the government. he is
being denounced by Populist papers.
Such fngratitude is as mean as IT can be.
and your uncle Kuhn, for instance.
should be ashamed OF himself.
Pratt Republican Jerry Simpson thought
he was riding his bike" along the ram
parts OF glory when he made that blur
about wanting 70 go 20 war-as a colo
nel-but since the Republican state con
vention his bike has been puncuuE1d and
the panic has struck Jerry. Stanley for
governor means a dead sure thing that
Long will take Jerry's place in congress.
Stanley and Long are lnyincibe. and
when aided by two other STATE candi-
dates-Grimes and Nelson, from the big
Seventh. there is no longer any question
as 10 how this district will go in Novem-
Der.
Council Grove Republican: The Popu-
lists are mighty consistent this year.
They endorse Governor Leedy and then
smite him for his course on the railroad
question and the metropolitan police
business. They condemn the issue OF
bonds to carry on the war and then fuse
with the only part ythst has ever issued /
= ~ rtslz
I'VE are all Democrats"
Anthony Republican: The military ed |
tor OF the wichita Eagle Tnislaid his his |
tory last Sunday and then wrote that II !
Skaters land forces ca ptured the Spar :
fsh feet IN Santiago harbor Il would be /
without a parallel IN history. Does The I
distinguished gentleman forget the cap /
ture OF a Spanish feet by Sapoleoa's /
cavalry?
Anthony Republican: Prof. r. s'anIey 4
OF Lawrence was elected president q I
the new University Of Friends at Wichita 4
This seems 10 - a good year for Stan /
leys. ard Wichita
Marion Record: Every Republican pa /
Der IN Kansas IS cordially supporting /
Stanley. while whole lot OF opposition I
papers are playing the vesuyfus act for 4
Leedy.
Anthony Repgb,;can- John ssatou says
Re id not get what Re went afisr. hut 4
the Republicans pUt up = good man snd
ne viii be the next governor OF Kansas