The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-11-04

largely on the populist women of Kan
sas. Knowing this it is easy to pro-
phesy that the entire populist ticket
will be elected, for the women will be
found at the post of duty on election
morning. Their duty on that day will
consist in seeing that the voters in the
family go to the polls and vote: to see
that. no matter what the weather may
be, or how pressing work may be, they
go and perform their duty to their
country. Our only danger this fall is
that of carelessness on the part of the
voters, Governor Leedy has given
the state a splendid administration.
Populists everywhere are apathetic
because the feel there is no fear of the
people of Kansas failing, to express
heir appreciation of the state admin
stratiOn on election day ~ An over
shelming majority Each voter feels
SO certain of this that he may feel thai
there is no especial need of exertion
III his part. Herein lies our only
LANCER. We call upon the porulist
women to look to the election of the
DOpulist ticket. All affairs of the gov
ernment, in their finality, concern
he homes of our land. If state is Z
'laything of corporations and monor
lies as it will be if Stanley is elect d
governor of Kansas, you and you,
children will pay a heavier penalty
han anyone else.
Unjust conditions are always the
hardest among women, SO it behOove.
lem to see that Kansans go to the
'OHs and vote for the party of TIL,
eople. Your first duty this fall i.
patriotism. No matter what the sacri-
ice is, get the voters of your family
'ut on November Sth. Remember the
!Omen of Sparta, who, in time of theiL
.Ountry's need, even cut off their hail
make bowstrings for the warriors
So it has been all down the ages
yomen have stood back of every grea
movement and the final responsibility
las rested upon them. They never fai
be true and they will not this time
Or they realize fully all that the vic
oryof the peoples parry this fallmeans
{ means translation into the every
day lives of people the spirit of fra
ernity equality and justice. Let not.
he day pass UNDECIDED on which you
IAN bring these things to our beloved
Kansas.
AS soon as the republicans discove :
ID that a majority of the 21st regimen
would vote for Gov. Leedy. they tool
steps to have their furloughs extended
SC that the boys would be at home on
election day where the local bosse
;ould reach them. The gang over.
reached itself. as usual, as the boys
Are not loosing any opportunities to
speak good word tor the man whe
has done SO much for them.
The republican managers have play
I'd another card. They now bring O, t
a seies of affidavits to prove that
patient was murdered at the asylum
y
have kept this up their sleeve nearly a
year, just to bring il
out on the eve of election! It's the
same game they worked four years ag,
without a new feature to make it inter.
esting.
During all this excitement about wal
and state politics, very smooth
game mas been worked by the republi-
cans. Arrangements have been made
to tale more than 5000 places from
the civil service rules. We al,
surprised at this, as the republicans
have always told us that patronage
was the rock upon which every admin
istration split. These political hypo-
crits want civil service when we are il
but free licence when they are in.
y short time ago Will Menoher. ed
itor of the Lincoln Republican. ad
vertis,,d in his paper that he would
give 81 i'm cash to any voter who
could show that he had been benefited
to the amount of ten cents either by
McNall's fight on the insurance com
panies or by Boyle.s fight on the
stock Yards. Mrs. Eliza y. HELEN