The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-28
BAILEY, HOcH, BURTON.

The Topeka Journal which is an independent Repub
can paper daily giving much for Topeka to think
about The Journal, which has been hampereu
with any party patronage always found talking straight
without fear favor such vigor at times
to the regular party organs that
not Republican paper at ALL The truth is while it has
not been strictly partisan times its lifelong
Republican and couldn't be anything else following
facts set out by the Journal will interest by
ouch the truth fearlessly told
Reno county, which regarded as close one
went against Governor Bailey the primaries Saturday
and in favor of Superintendent Dayho This the
contest in the primaries far held equally
divided between Hoch and Bailey although Bailey
captured two counties which against him years
ago. and offset has lost Reno
"The Indictment United States Senator Burton
too late Saturday evening any
contest strong effort will be to eliminate
Burton from the Hoch crowd
Congressman Curtis, too who has so strong
against Bailey and who fought side by side against him
IN the Wichita convention will make strong
to loose from But Burton's
unreabitfes known by all these people long ago
The exposure has simply been made public and there
will be more of them later. Leland and Albaugh anc
Long and Brisow and Bailey would have nothing do
with Burton
Everything that it has been possible TO against
Governor Bailey fostered by the Burton people
They have to be sure succeeded in getting into their
forces number CT good who have been deceived but
the leaders of the Hoch in main init
mate political friends Senator Burton coupled with
certain dissatisfied ofceseekers who displeased be-
the executive Office not run their way
When Mr.. Hoch came to Topeka TO consult whether
he should for governor not he coseted Will.
United States Marshal Mackey Burons closest political
adviser and appontee: T. T. Kelly treasurer
political friend of Burton for whom Burton made
tremendous fight at the Wichita convention; Secretary
Burrow. another strong Burton man: Manager Stubs,
who has become chief advisor in the New Jerusalem
scheme at ST Louis with which Burton had such an
savory connection: Frank Grimes, of Senator Bur
tons closest political friends at-large
charge of the Hoch movement and assistant Stubs
In the present ridiculous movement against Bailey
nothing is really charged against him. yet there
effort to stampede the people against him. by trying
hold him responsible the of legislature
others The governor been far independent
In many of his actions to suit some Republicans
The senate which in control of different forces,
far extravagant than the house. and in the
house Mr. Hcchs close political advisor and friend Rep
resentative Billings of Marion county. favored Pringe
and the entire slate to which objection is made by
the Hoch people Governor Bailey should be reelected
he far better position an independent gov
than is Mr. Hoch.
1T is said that Governor Bailey could have held dowl
the appropriations by vetoes be rememhere
that under the he could veto appropriation
without vetoing all of them the bill Under the
law the governor will be permitted single items
and no will take more delight in doing some of THE
Of vetong than Governor Bailey he should
have the opportunity"