The advocate and Topeka tribune. [volume], October 19, 1892, Page 12, Image 12

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THUS iUDVOCA.T2.
KANSAS POLITICS,
Straws That Show Which Way the
Breezes are Blowing.
"Buffalo" Jones spoke before a large
audience at Guden City, Friday evening.
A week's sickness has interfered con
siderably with the campaign of Dr. E. V.
Wharton.
Jewell county will have Its wind-up
rally at Mankato on November 4. It will
doubtless be a " rouser."
The time of holding the barbecue at
Silver Like has been changed from the
22d to the 20. h of this month.
Dr. S. F. Neeley has declined the demo
cratic nomination for state senator In the
Leavenworth district. It was a very pa
triotic move.
Majah Hudson, of the Capital, Is not
on the regular list of republican orators,
but he ia used to "fill in" at school
house meetings.
A banner carried in the Hutchinson
parade was Inscribed with the words:
"We want but little here below, nor want
but little Long."
A regular old-time rally is announced
for Valley Falls on the 29:h. Some of
the bast speakers will be there, among
them S. M. Scott and James F. Legate.
In the Thirty-seventh district, Shaw
nee county, John Campbell has been
nominated for representative and 0. W.
Berry for commissioner. Good selections.
The Santa Fe Reporter la the Teople's
party paper among the railroad men.
County committees where railroad em
ployes are numerous would do well to
help Introduce this excellent paper. It
Is published in Topeka.
Mr. Iogalls, in his Topeka speech,
made an underhanded thrust at Ft.
Sxtt Harris by saying that he "would
have something of a contempt for a man
who would now admit that he had been
wrong during the war."
Some young ladloa of Concordia have
formed a Burton club. They ought to
send their president to Topeka to look up
Burton's "Ulster Murphy " bawdy house
record before they proceed to bring dis
grace on themselves and their families.
Mr. Swan, the downy faced candidate
for representative la the Thirty-sixth dis
trict, Is violently opposed to all labor
. unlonr, as well as to the farmers' alli
ance. He says they are against his
religion. Swan down will be cheap after
the election. It will be down.
Nearly every county baa on exhibition
some of those passes that were sent out
from the railroad commissioner's office as
an Inducement for people to come to the
bolting democrat's convention. It looks
very much as if Anthony pulled the
string and Mitchell did the work.
The nominees for the state senate in
the Sixth congressional district are as
follows: District 33, A. S. Cook, of
Mitchell; district 34, W. A. Helm, of
Ellsworth; district 39, J. J. Greible, of
Rooks; district 40, Geo. E. Smith, of
Smith. They will all be elected.
The hotter the fight wages against
Jerry Simpson, the more publlo sym
pathy drifts toward him from every part
of the state, and many an honest heart Is
praying for his re-election. Even those
who claim he has made some mistakes
are enthusiastic because they believe he
Is honest and true to his people.
Percy Daniels' county (Crawford) la
one of the moet enlightened In the state.
According to the Headlight (republican),
. the people of Glrard, "Weir City, Chero
kee,, Frontenac, McCane andEoglevale
turned out with flambeau clubs, fire
works and bands galore to hear Jerry
Simpson at Pittsburg on the 13 ft. Mr.
LewelUng and Tully Scott met with a
great reception there this week.
Chairman Simpson has seemingly ac
ceeded to the wishes of the Populists,
and billed Mr. Ingalla for nine speeches
In the state. If he gets through with
another repetition of his bloody shirt
screed without being Invited to give his
opinion of the egg Industry in Kansas, he
will be a dandy. He is to speak alBO in
Chicago the 24th.
Here's something new for this year.
Over In Clay county the republicans had
secret meetings In all the townships on
the 8th, with the purpose of making a
kind of a round-up of their scattered
herd. Some of them did not understand
the program, so they invited Populists to
attend, but In each case the latter were
invited to leave again while the plotting
was going on.
In answer to certain late Inquiries re
garding a paper called theJarmer's Wife,
which is being quoted largely by repub
lican papers, the Advocate is compelled
to say that the paper is almost unknown,
and that Its circulation at present de
pends almost wholly on the courtesy of
republican papers. Also, that while the
paper may express its political opinions
In good faith, the man who pretends to
bd the head of the concern Is not morally
responsible, and for that reason every
thing quoted from it should be read with
a grain of allowance.
The rally at Hutchinson, October 11,
was one of the largest People's party
gatherings of the many big ones of the
campaign. Without much previous ad
vertising, 15,000 people gathered in the
city and the crowd has been estimated at
even a larger figure than that. The pa
rade In the morning was one of the
features of the day. It was one hour
and twenty-six minutes passing a given
point, and created great enthusiasm all
along the '. line of, march. In the after
noon Riverside I park was thronged with
people to hear the address of Hon. Jerry
Simpson, but the crowd was too large for
all to hear, and It was divided, Hon. S.
II. Snider speaking to nearly 3,000 in the
large auditorium. The meeting is con
ceded to be the largest ever held in
Hutchinson, notwithstanding the fact
that the day was windy, dusty, and al
together unfavorable.
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