Une histoire de Missouri et Missouriens ; un manuel pour la classe 'A' Classe du primaire, étudiant de l'école secondaire, et junior high school .. . Les anciens combattants de guerre avait passedaway et bien d'autres ont pris leur retraite ou ont pris leur retraite fromactive la vie publique. Sénateurs Cockrell et Vest est resté dans le sénat des États-Unis, mais ces seules représentaient le oldveterans de la guerre. Le candidat démocrate forDavid R. Francis de Saint Louis.Il était originaire du Kentucky a reçu son andhad l supérieur au Missouri. Il avait été un suc-conséquent, l'homme d'affaires dans les deux andpolitics. Bien que Saint Louis était aDemocrat wasRepublican et Francis

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A history of Missouri and Missourians; a text book for "class A" elementary grade, freshman high school, and junior high school .. . War veterans had passedaway and many more had retired or were retired fromactive public life. Senators Cockrell and Vest remained inthe United States Senate but these alone represented the oldveterans of the war. The Democratic candidate forDavid R. Francis of St. Louis.He was a native of Kentucky andhad received his higher educationin Missouri. He had been a suc-cessful man, both in business andpolitics. Although St. Louis wasRepublican and Francis was aDemocrat he had been electedmayor in 1885. He carried theState in 1888 by a plurality of13, 000 but he did not receive amajority of the votes cast. Duringhis administration the Australianballot law for voting was adopted, the governors mansion was re-paired, and a state school text book commission was createdproviding for uniform text books. The farmers began tofeel the effects of hard times and low prices during the latterpart of this term and they again organized. By the nextgeneral election they had become powerful as a third party.. DAVID R. FRANCIS 192 History of Missouri and Missourians ? Governor Francis later held many important public positions, serving in the cabinet, as president of the Louisiana PurchaseExposition in St. Louis in 1904, and as ambassador to Rus-sia in 1915. The campaign of 1892 was fought on the tariff issue.This was the issue in Missouri although the State could donothing to solve it since it was a national problem. The Democratic candidate for governorwas William Joel Stone of Vernoncounty and the Republican candi-date was William Warner of Kan-sas City. Both had served in Con-gress and both later became UnitedStates senators from Missouri. Astrong third party came out un-der the name of the Populist orPeoples party, and it cast 37, 000votes. It was for cheap money.Governor Stone was elected by aplurality of 30, 000 but he did notreceive a majority. It is note-

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