, 1898-11-01

@HW he vote OF wyoming In nv ve6t
puaussk. During the Last week, however,
oeanqps claimed majority fAs bean
scHgueht revised. and ne only prnznsses
~ sbertCn o Of a majority of the
leun1n6ure, and possibly the eIeu1on Of
AEuuM.
Is the democra2hc style. Their
Ul1M03es are large IN tho dAstamce.
Nowong smaller as tney sppruach the
~ ~ lection, peteuing ONT altogether
- M Il fuIns come IN.
Thhnk God. the State Of Wyoming
Esve1 went Democratic but once, and
the was purely an accident, which Is
mot Mnble to ever happen again
Thu memories which cluster around
THAT amous senatorial contest I'm
which John Charles Thompson arrow-
ly e5aqe 81 representing this people IN
the UdDtot States senahe-needing only
the one vote Of MAT" Baker, who by
the wtv il in town, and to him the peo-
PIE ON a debt OF gratitude they cam
newer repay.
And, speaking of Mr.. Baker, we pause
to say that no oGe understands a demo-
crat half so we'll as a democrat.
Mats measure Of Osborne Ia close
fitting, taking in all the ''angles, dips,
spurs and variations" He has got
DOGGY down fine and being a public
spirited citizen, he cam be depended up
ON to burn the searohlig'ht OF TRUTH up
IN pittle Johnny without charge. There
are either democrats who describe o.
borne as being cold, selfish and merce-
nary, caring nothing ror the party only
In so far as it advances his own perso-
nal Interests.
This is correct as far as 1t goes, but 1t
doas net cover the devious and heart
leeb methods he resoutts to when necen-
safy to accomplish his schemes. nor h1s
| dbcl0ering methods on the eve Of an
election. At a critical point he throws
overheard all who have assisted him
In his political designs. just as he did
the hate A. c. Beckwith and George W.
Banter. both Of whom had contributed
largely to his election to the governor
ship under promises Of assistance in
the senatorial contest
In every county In the etate are dem
oclats who bitterly regret THAT they
were Instrumental in giving him a po-
litfcal start, not dreaming THAT the un-
matched fledgling would turn out to be
a bind of such in omen.
Democrats claim that this man
Osborne has done nothing 10 strengthen
the party or elevate It, but, ON the con-
tuary he has done much to degrade 1t
amid to drive away the self-respecting
and BETTER element of democracy. This
feeling was strongly manifested In the
late Casper convention. when 1t point
eddy refused to endorse him as a mem
Der Of congress or as a candidate for
the United States senate, and to his
brazen offer Of $4,000 for a campaign
fund they eaid: I'VE decline to mort
gage the party to Mr.. Osborne" And
yet WHEAT was refused him by THE repre-
senitauives OF the party in convention
was lpoer~@u Sec"reu az Cney"nme "
u~e a'A'e ce"@m oo@ee "uon VIM"
he managed to make a denl AFTER a SEES
sion of four daya
ONE tss ooAs 10 iook ~ une weak con-
"Aoioh " ehe den1auc press F" tne
sn'e sns1 osooauSe came TO enc Gun
FACE anu so oom" on ane parry.
= lnas o1avon HUI" 'ne s@Aoe So"e VI
we nr@ a"~c eoAoofs "yo-
"'Hs l@n' M @f "o sen-ispecunS
ne"spSpeE "an oou,d even Do nred 70
i'e Jug W u "s 'eAosn'p'
iu'' ia" ~ 10 l"A " sisaih
me p = no" reouceo 10 tne
na'u' re4yuiae upon a
'9io" s"sS Nv e"io"'
"ni~ uA A~yN' ms "n re-
ualhed s"d PAD py oeoof"e ever since
ne oloAe NO 'ne cApl'"
~
y
Danger N ApAkhy-
Republicans should exert themselves
from until eaectaou day in efforts
fer the ticket and plans for getuing out
the Republican vote. Apathy Is more to
be feared than anything the democrats
can do There are a great many good