If this suits Mr. Carr what
did he ever join the Alliance
for? We advise Mr. Carr to
resign and let Mr. Holt be put
up in his place, for Holt is the
ideal candidate for what is left
of the Democratic party. The
very crowd who tried to nomi
nate Holr row have full control
of the machine. If Gov. Holt
was opposed to and fought ev
ery reform p3ure up before
the last Legislature, we call
upon Mr. Carr to say whether
or not he endorses Gov. Holt's
course. If so, no reformer, no
friend of the people can vote
for him. Mr. Jarvis next eulo
gised Mr. Cleveland as the
1 J a
greatest, purest and best manl
living. He said he was the
frier.d of the farmer and labor
ing man. Great Azans gosh!
It required the cheek of the
proverbial government mule
to say this. But then Mr.
Jarvis got over 50,000 from
the government treasur from
an office given him by Cleve
land, so of course he admires
Cleveland 50,000 worth. He
hopes to get another office if
Cleveland is elected, and this is
more important to Jatvis than
the welfare of the farming and
laboring man. Mr. Jarvis is
not, nouna to oe on mis cam
paign. He has volunteered to
do it, for his only hope to get
an office is for the machine to
win. The next psrt of his
speech was the negro ccare and
the force bill racket. What he
said was jn.-t lik all the etu3
you have seen and read on this
line. Next he took up the gov
ernment ownership of railroads.
