The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-28

Stubbs, Capper ct al. ought to get
Bull Moose electors they are sup
porting. That would be in plain
accord with the political fitness of
things-Fredonia Citizen.
Governor Stubs is going out cam
paigning in the state. What for? Is
he going to talk to Republican voters
If so, let him support the Republican
national ticket. too, or get off the
stump. Nationalist.
The clarion call of Mr. Roosevelt 10
the Bull Moose candidates to get off
the Republican ticket and over with
his electors where they belong seems
to have gone unheeded. When I'M
scrupulous bosses start running a re-
form movement they out-boss every
body-Abilene Reflector.
Every candidate on the Republican
ticket who is supporting the Roosevelt
third-term party from United States
senator and governor down to county
offices, should be marked for slaugh-
ter in November. They are not Re
pubIfcans and they have no place on
Republican ticket. This has no refer
ence to ChaS. Sessions, candidate for
secretary of state.-Arkansas City
Traveller.
Query: eff the Independent column
on the ballot is good enough for cleo
tors who propose to support Roose-
Welt, why is it not good enough for
other candidates who propose to sup
port Roosevelt. "-BelleVille Telescope.
You needn't think now that the
Teddy electors are scared off the Re
publican ticket that the party is going
to get together. The regular Repub-
licans naturally hate the bull conners
and all the candidates who are fight
ing Taft. Nobody believes that the
electors were moved off the
ticket by any desire on the
part of the Teddy-maniacs to do the
square thing-they were naturally
scared into it. If it was a square deal
thew were trying to put through, they
should also push Stubs, and Capper
and the other progressives over on the
ticket with Teddy
Howard Courant.
eff Stubbs is elected United States
senator, and Arthur Capper is elected
governor. in November, to what ma
tional political party will they DeIong
VIII Mr.. Capper use the power of his
office as Stubs has USED II 10 pul1o
10 the new third party, the. candidate
of which he is supporting for pres1-
dent? In two years would Mr. Cap
Der ask denomination from the
voters on R6puDl1can OF thru PAL ~
ticket? Having followed Stubbs into
the Bull Moose party, wouldn't the
power of the Office of governor, added
10 that of his newspapers through
which he has sought to wreck the Re
publican party. be sufficient to COM
Dlete the Job? Fifty thousand Repub-
Iicans in Kansas have registered their
protest against the outrage of Stubs,
capper. Bill White, Jackson, Muir
dock. Rees, Young, ingalls,, Akers, and
ali that band of party wreckers and
traitors, and the list is growing every
day.
EVERY candidate on the Republican
ticket who is supporting the Roosevelt
third term party from United States
senator to governor down to local Of
ices, should be marked for slaughter
IN November. They are not Republic |
cans. and they have no place on |
Republican ticket
There is just one way to get rid of !
.hese traitors to the Republican par |
", and at the same time save the |
honor and integrity of the party. Go
@ the polls and make your vote eff |
,ective. Better to vote for an open |
enemy than to palliate the theft of a |
band of political thieves and para |
sites '-Independence Tribune.