Show t I 1 4 1 z j Z 51 I 1 Z F M n k ai te zi jl 1 c all 7 l s P A V i c Z L I 1 V VOICE oice OF OUR PRESS PRES S ON THE U Es i the rat fat frow are at work for we mc kinry tea MB are AU all of f for a and prom from the chicago chronicle cheth i er mckenley km kill reed or rood heed till ki llma mc birtley it la is nob odys gain the republican party will find au an appropriate candidate bin bill chandler new IRn england gland supporter of tom reeds candidacy grows vitriolic in denunciation of the rde methods thodia by which the mckinley canvass ls is urged forward fat Is fried out of manufacturers in order to give a manufacturers agent major mckinley of ohio a lease of the white house they want him there he will be useful to them colonel chandleer chandlers Chand lers lees objection oba Is not to use of money from the manufacturers he thinks that Is proper wit but lie he wants the general electorate debauched for the bene benefit ft t of the republican nominee and not the of the republican party in the interest of a particular republican candidate he sees nothing bothin g wrong its ift the whole proceeding except the use of money tor for mckinley whom he does not want nominated the McKInleyl tes are now ready with a counter charge it if chandler is going to show that they are using fat fried from the manufacturers manufacture rs to aid their agent for the presidential nomination then they wish to inquire whether the railroad influence Is at work in various states where mr huntington has interests teres te tg one of the journals that insists ingists insists ingists on McKInIe ys nomination throws out the inquiry talking about campaign methods how would it do to keep an eye on collis P huntington what interest has he in the presidential campaign what interest had he in the j organization of 0 the pacific railway committees of the two houses of congress gre I 1 why are these committees partial to mr huntington and his scheme of reorganization why are leading senators and representatives interested in the antl anti mckinley movement in close touch with mr huntington all the time Is mr huntington trying I 1 to influence the election of dele delegates gates in texas new mexico arizona and california Is it true that mr I 1 huntington put up the money with which pitt kellogg made his fight against mckinley in louisiana there was once a republican speaker of the house who himself proposed to advance legislation and to take his pay but wishing to have a clean republican conscience he asserted that he would be no dead head in theetter the enterprise ane probabilities are that both chandler and the McKInleyl tes are right each accursi accusing n g the other of skullduggery and corruption Is talking from arom knowledge that v aich he ls is doing himself hd considers a crime in his rival riva the people have exper experienced fenced enough of the republican party to know that it is without scruples in the abuse of the electorate in the misuse of election machinery in the unstinted unblushing employment of corruption funds when a vice president elect of the united states rose at a banquet to make a drunken jest of the uon essl of plenty ll enty of money in ind inda lan a I 1 n U 1880 1990 VM may readily y suppose that in igge 1896 the republican managers are using all the money they can lay ay the their ir hands on from railroads or from man manufacturers to debauch their own party interest of particular presidential candidates di |