New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-31

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,ii'u'H''s' neCaino lneNhabe ono "I
s,,.u,l 'n-Se 7ntasonfns might nave nf'h
t"ro,Ll. ~, uH SUPERIOR dploma,> nut '4hen
'''N 'uuiu hpl IAN 10 subject DIS 7'''-
~ f"'eu cam OF party leadership 20 an imme-
''.,e ana indignant challenge.
Y. nv mo- 'Hvh' 10 deleat Foehel through J"nh
,"ulS brown INDEPENDENT candidacy Is NOT
s, 'l9.~, one inspired by group or defeated
"nu "SSTuhted pohtlcans. II L. based on no
I'M w ioiN'a theories or interests. it ~
'"e I""''S' 'l honest ana high-ininded Demo-
-."'9 against loiCe ana fraud ln party ihaha-'
-ril| aEalhS' covering oi established s'aud
S W h'h"l ana fairness ln l.hu'S. anu
4E1lhs' 'ne lntroducuon through Mt 'rot'fl =
"if. WI h,r MllauNt. "i an "iec'l"h system. az
.oh'empuhly partisan as any ever enforced 90
Virginia OF south Carolina.
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Tho iniQuities o. the Goebol law. which Is 20
have IFS first sa~io,,e trial rcv- ,.aak have been
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toQuentN pictured its Nillanies than the Edil'F
Of The Courier Journal which Is now rather
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ms - -, q. - -. -, r,,~,,,l.. II,
ISIS tci,as tbe ,nt@rs 80 1<ent,rky not A ray
Of nope. 1t makes no claim or show OF fairness
- ~ ',,, mans ~, o' M s,tbors
o., the measure itself the entire electoral ma
chiney Of the state. In ono word and ar one
r., "a
h.lG ,.l,re nd who snail rot %on,fnallv the
people arc 20 be permitted still n 60 through the
form Of elections. The ballot box is not actually
abolished But the triumvirate Is In each ana
every case to cast 40 the returns and determine
the result With the ma chiuerN oi ms
Goohal hfI in his hands Mr. Go-bel becomes as
completely master of the situation In Kentucky
as Diaz ia Mexico or Menelek in Abyssinia
To those who have watched the workings NJ
the Go-bel law this year and the spirit in which
If is being administered Colonel Wattcrson
analysis of its purposes viii not seem fantastic.
All over the state complaints are being made
that the Democratic Commissioners appointed
for The various counties are refusing o. appoint
the Republican inspectors recommended ID them
and are substituting untrusi orthy inin"IllS
appo.nfees "i Their own. Here id L."'S' W
many prominent citizens have united I'D l'iI.
AN Honest Election League. But the OBJECT ol
this league IS not, az might he supposed. 20 pre-
,.arr colonization repeating bribery. or such
other fraudulent practices as are likely 10 he at
,arrrfa5 IN large cities under me average state
Election law on the contrary, the league IS
satisfied that 60 far as the voting goes. next
,,.eok.s election Will Doc efnineutly honest. Its
business under the Goebel law. is g. SEQ that
fai~lt when once deposited and make true
return
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s .,. cha -..+ liberal and r.ih-
3D." 1890.
lr spirited clements in inc D''l'''o. ''-'
have been driven o. revolt against this INFAMOUS
- s DO. .,,+f,,.s. -air+ed CANDIDACY, f,r
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been forgotten i'm This uprising against 'Ioenei
, and Goebolism The gold standard l-oulsNli-
Post" is cooperating with the free 81 'NeF CON
age Dispatch 10 hgnilns NE ISla' t".'-'
date" and all that De- stands for I'D th- m.F wee
fr4nt o. defeat HIM hy running an ina-p-hiehl
ticket. Sound Money Democrats Ike nlteu
States senator William Lindsay. simon D.
Buckner and W &. + Brockinrilge. have l9lnr4
hands with radical free Coinas" leaders Ah"
John Young Brown. o. !. BRONSON and lllam
7 Sfor4 and conservative party men Ike W.. O..
owens General Basil W Duke and John Whal-
len. s. fl exponent 90 fraud ana Ull kerry l"