The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-03-03
McNALL INDICATED.

The republican bosses are self con-
victed falsifiiers. The truth il not in
them. They are are wholly vile with
in and shall: be cast into utter dark
ness, where the only music to reach
their ears will be the gnashing of
teeth as they each lay at the door of
the other the blame for their wretched
state. For in the present contention
they are without honor among men,
and even the honor which is said to
exist among thieves is not to be found
among them, even after the most per-
sistent advertising in the columns of
that organ of thu ''Holier than thou"
organizatio on having its headquarters
in Copeland county, Kansas.
During the last campaign, from end
to end of our state, McNall was held
up to public scorn by the republican
spell binders who loudly charged that
he was rObbing the insurance cOmpan-
les through his road agents, who di-
vided their i'll gotten gains with him.
Thie gang of harpies even went so far
in their campaign of Islander rs to
charge that the chief executive was
profiting by McNall's high handed
and illegal methods. After depicting
in lurid colors all the crimes their ev-
il minds could invent and laying them
at Webb's door, they told us what
they would do to him if they were sue
cessful at the coming election. The
mildest sentece. madr by Insurance
Agent Horton, was that he should be
bounced the next day after Stanley g
inauguration. Others, more vindic-
tive aEd blood thirsty, were going to
nave him convicted in the courts and
sentenced for all kinds of crimes.
Those who believed waht the other
fellows said promised to investigate
Webb when the legislature met, and
show him up before the people in his
true colors They really supposed
the things they had been told in the
campaign were true
Now what has been the outcome of
those malicious statements. Stanley
Vas inaugurated but he failed to turn
.sebb uut next day. The legislature
has met but failed to appoint COM
mictee 20 invest gate him. One mis-
ided inui, idu&. who was not on to
40 game gave Out an interview in
which he said that he was going to ask
on xn investigation of the insurance
'partment, and the members of his
p .rty in the house sat down on
h III with such vigOr that the subject
as not been heard OF since.
90 we say, that out of their own
mouths, as judged by their actions.
.he parties who made these charges
against MrNall are CON- victed of falls
hood and the truth is not in them.
History Hill say of McNall: He was
.ue OnIy insurance comm ssi Oner the
state ever had who made insurance
companies respect aud obey the laws
uf the state. He was absolutely in
and while his enemies
villiLed and slandered him ~ every
turn, they never dared to assail hls
integrity in the courts. They sOugh,
TO turn him from his course by brib-
cry and intimid atio on and failed i .
every attempt.
When the report reached kcNa'
that tne legislature was about TO ap
point u committee to investigate ~,
fairs OF his office, be laughed large
sized double-barreled laugh Is he re-
marked that he would he GLAD to Sc
The committee and would be able to |
them large amount of int.
ssting Information that they were IL,
looking for.
McNall has courage, executive abi,
ty and honesty. He il q public s.
,aut whom the people will stand by