The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-03

fall alike upon Democrats. Popullsts and
Republicans"
Speaking Of some things all agree upon
he said: "An parties agree that this
territory is entitled 10 statehood. that
the people are entitled 70 free homes. and
that other reservations. Eliowa and Co
manche, Wichita and Caddo should be
opened 10 settlement. TO provide homes
for the homeless. Party success is ROt
as important as the national prosperity
and happiness Of the whole people Of
this territory
Speaking OF Dennis as n legislator ne
said: dennis Flynn has had four years
experience as a legislator. He has grad
uated from the great university Of legis-
lative experience. Our candidate has had
four years of experience in legislation
in the national congress-he is four years
ahead now-and Judge Keaton can never
overtake him"
Dick says the reason why Dennis should
he elected is: Mr.. Flynn should be
elected because politically he IS in har-
rnony with the administ ration in power.
During the next two years the present
Republican administration must remain
in power. 1t is reasonably certain that
there Will be a Republican majority IN
the next House Of Representatives.
Whatever legislation Is secured for Okla
homa must have the approval OF the
Republican president and of the RepuSh-
can administration The question FOR the
consideration Of the voters OF Oklahoma
is whether they VIII send as their dele
gate to congress a man who IS political
" in harmony with the adm inlstra ton
or one who is unalteavlbly opposed to
this administration"
u have great respect foT Mr.. Callahan
believe that n has been mistreated oy
the Democrats Of this territory. he was
entitled TO a denomination ! believe
the Populists Of this territory would re-
sert his defeat. The worst thing that
Mr. Callahan has eve~ done % my knowl-
edge s. TO make speeches for Judge Kea-
ton. Two things can be truthfuEy sad
OF Mr.. Callahan: lie was the FIRST fusion
delegate 70 congress from Oklahoma and
ne viii be the last one. Think % Mr.
Keaton going bsfore senator's Or repre-
seutstives and asking them 20 give Ok
la-homa statehood or free hoTnes- There
Is 10 doubt bUt ne would DO Il. IN Or3sr
TO let the folks ~ home know hc was
doing or trying 20 do something Tor them.
but Il would amount 20 absolutely non
Ing.
Il an proud easd Dirk " % Oklaho-
ma. her colleges and universities and -
her gres- system - puisic sc4rools. am
proud q her churches snj sunday scnorss.
with al this we are not satisfied. -
citizens % this new territory. we JOCK
70 the future We long % throv - yae
iraperfec; Territorial gJvernuenf ard 80
admitted inro ne sste-ho1d q states
believe all our people. D~-nocrzts. P0yr-
lists and Reou5il cans. without regard 20
r,artv. race Or TehEior. a-s i1val 20 tals
great territory. ard ] appeal fo yog -
send Deonls T FLYNN back sEsiu 20
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only man 81 the territory today who can
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