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Freeman's champion., 1858-04-01
The Capital Hotel.

II any of our readers ever desire to-
obtain hotel Accommodations in tho VIZ
cinity Of Minneola, we would, by all'
means, advise them to stop at this ,
house, kept by our friend A. r. Nor
TON, Esq. Mr.. MORTON was for sew
eral years the proprietor Ofthe U. s. :,
Hotel of Cincinnati, and under his
charge it obtained a worldwide rep.
utation as first class hotel. This
Capital Hotel is not unappropriately,
named, Notwithstanding Minneola>
has lost the capital of the Territory.
1t is capital hotel, nevertheless. -
People stopping at this house will
find ample accommodations, well sup
piled tables, polite servants, and a..
gentlemanly, courteous and obliging
landlord. For Mr.. MoRToN's sake.
we regret the adjournment Of the Con-
vention.
Freeman's champion., 1858-04-01
Worthy ofa Consideration.

Prairie City has never yet asked
anything Of tho Territory or State of
Kanzas in the shape of having public
institutions located here. According
to her size, abilities and means, she
has probably done more than any 9th
ertown in the Territory towards wres-
ing the people of Kanzas from the
clutches Of Slavery. Lawrence, To-
peka and Leavenworth will undoubt-
edly strive hard to secure the tempo-
rary location of the Capital at their
respective points, and no doubt
good deal Of wrangling will be made
by the friends of those places in their
efforts to Secure the Capital. When
this wrangle gets to that degree when
it can become no more complicated
we would suggest, in order to effect
compromise. that Prairie City be
selected as the point. To be sure we
have no town shares, corner lots &c,
with which to bribe, but it is hoped
that the people of Kanzas so purified
their officials by their late expression,
that such despicable business will
never again be resorted to in this
country. We do not pretend to be
the most central locality in tho Terri
tory, nor the most available one; but
we are as much so as Lawrence. and
we believe we could, were a littletime
granted US, furnish as ample accom-
modations. We solicit the attention
of those functionsries in whose hands
the matter of designating the point
for the temporary location of the Cap
ital rests, to this subject.
Freeman's champion., 1858-04-01
Members Of the Convention in Town

Last week our town was honored
with the presence Of Z. b. PLUMB,
of the Ranras News, w, w. Ross,
ofthe Kanzas Tribune, j, NJ. WALDEN,
Of the Quindaro Chindowan, A. LAz-
ALERE, Of Doniphan, JOHN RITouEY
and Prof, OAKLEY, Of Topeka, and
several other gentlemen, delegates to
the Constitutional Convention, who
stopped in our town over night on
their way to Minnneola to attend the
Convention. Their constituents and
consciences would not allow them to
remain at the corruption town no lon
ger than to perfect an organization
and secure an adjournment. With the
members Of tho press We passed q
very agreeable evening,
Freeman's champion., 1858-04-01
LoCompton in Ohio,

The Democratic anti-Locompton
State Convention, held in Columbus,
Ohio, on Tuesday March 10th, was pre-.
sided over by Col. Maypenny, Letters
were read from Governors Wise and
Walker. Ex-Socretary Stanton spoke
for three hours. Many of the leading
Democrats Of the State were present,
The district attorney for southern
Ohio, Mr.. Mathews, and Judge John
son, Of KanzAs, wore among tho
speakers. Tho Ohio Democratic Lo'
compton members in Congress seem
to comprehend as yet none of those
signs. The thunder Of the elections
can alone wake thcm from their tor
pidity and stupidity.
Freeman's champion., 1858-04-01
The Constitutional Convention.

The Convention assembled at Min
neola, ON Tuesday, 22d ult., and was
organized by electing Judge CONWAY
temporary chairman, and S. F. TAP
PEN temporary secretary. The per-
manent organization was perfected
by electing Gen. LANE President, s.
r. TApPEN and B, T. HUrcHINs,
Secretaries. G.. F. WARREN and j.
KENDALL, Sergeants- s-at-Arms, and
R. j. HINTON, Reporter.
Mr.. LAzALERE Of Doniphan, moved
the adoption of the following res
olution: gI 3
Resolved, That this Convention
now adjourn, to meet at Topeka at
10 o'clock on Thursday, March 25,
1858.
Mr.. DAVIS moved to strike out To-
peka and insert Leavenworth.
A long discussion then ensued, par
ticipated in by MeSsrs. ROBERTS, DA-
Wis, DANFoRD, EwISa, Foster, LAzA-
LERE, CONWAY, and others, in regard
TO the adjournment.
AT half past seven o'clock. P. M,
the Convention took recess for one
hour. .r lrr.. FL.
Freeman's champion., 1858-04-01
Financial Matters.

The results Of the great financial
crisis which has prevailed in the
States for the year past have never
been SO severely felt in Kansas as at
the present time. Money is very
scarce, and the consequence is a gen
eral stagnation in business. We
have been looking hopefully forward
for the spring immigration to scatter
money among us, but contrary to all
expectation the arrivals of immi-
grants and its effects upon our fiuan-
cial condition, fall short Of our cal
culations by ut least four-6fths.--
One great cause Of this deficiency in
immigration is undoubtedly the ina
bility Of persons desirous OF emigra-
ting, to obtain sufficient Means
Late advices from the East bring the
cheering intelligence that monetary
affairs are growing easier, and prob
ably in the course Of o month, emf
grafton will be heavier. b
So long as the people Of Kanzas
are the consumers aud Missourians
the producers, will we suffer, moro or
less, ola dearth in the money mar
ket. Our farmers must revolutionize
this state Of things. The inhabitants
Of the new Territories forming west
of ~, and all the new towns and cities
springing up ia nnour own Territory,
are now depending on Missouri for
their staples Of life. The large sums
ofmonsy required to purchase These
supplies, would be retained in Kan
sss, were our tillers Of the soil able
TO furnish Thorn. ooil3Roo9 lgfiip
| During the present hard times crsd-
itors must b lcniept to their debtors,
Bartering must be resorted to as much
as possiblo,
Freeman's champion., 1858-04-01

ing the Legislative monopoly. The
recent expression Of the people has
shownthat those elements which have
given vitality and stability to our
cause, yet preyail among US, and that
all future attempts Of legislatures TO
entertain briberies and wicked schem-
ings will wreak upon their heads the
vengeance of people who have already
been gored to madness by wicked
acts of atrocious rulers. We hope
and believe that our future Legisla'
lures may be uncorruptible. Such a
whitening rebuke as the last one has
received will not be forgotten very
soon. May not the hand of Divine
Providence be traced in this move
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Freeman's champion., 1858-04-01
A silly Argument.

q, Some of tho advocates of the Min
nicola swindle are endeSvoring to
make capital by continually thrust
ing into the face Of its opponents the
assertion that tho location of the
State Capital was secured at Topeka
by the same means that were en-
ployed by the Miuneolaitos to secure
tho Territorial Capital. We know
not how much truth there is in those
charges, neither do we care. II cor
tainly is time that such outrageous
proceedings were uipped in the bud.
If one man commits a murder and
escapes the halter, that fact does not
Justify another one to attempt SINH
lar undertaking. Such arguments
as ~ did cause others did," are
trivial, silly and contemplate,
Freeman's champion., 1858-04-01
Are We Really to bo Fenced In p?

The road between this place and
Brooklyn is now almost entirely OBJ
structed. Unless some immediate
action is taken in road matters be-
tween these points, our communica-
ton with Lawrence will be complete
ly cut of. Three-f -fourths ofthe travt-
Ell South is VIA, the road two miles
west of our town. Are we not grow
ing Indifferent about roads ? Hun
dreds Of dollars worth Of hotel and
store custom is wrested from us sim
ply by our own negligence. Lot us
shake off our lothargy and awake
Freeman's champion., 1858-04-01
Calhoun Township Election.

AT the election held at the house >
of WM, MCKINNEY, for Calhoun Town
ship, on Monday, 22d inst, the fol-.
lowing ticket was elected
DOUGLAS COUNTY TICKET.
TreaSurer-WILLIAM YATES.
County Att'y--A. @. w. SAEEoRD.> e
Clerk Of board of SupervisorS--J.,
G. HORTON.
CALHOUN TOWNSHIP.
Supervisors--J. Il. STARR, Chair
man, II. GlPFoRD, JACOB BRANsoN.
Justices Of the Peace--H. j. CAM
NIFF, WIN. NETTLEToN.
Assessor--G. f. SMITH.
Treasurer and Collector--O. p.
WILLETT.
Town Clerk--H. e. DuNoKLE.
Constables--H. MoALLIsTER, E.R.
MINOR, Gro. CUTTER. .
Freeman's champion., 1858-04-01
Agent for Franklin County.


Mr.. s. p. HAND, Ottawa Greek,
is agent for the CHAMPION for Frank
lin County. Hc is authorized to re-
osive subscriptions and give rocoipts
in our names. As Prairie City is a
near neighbor to Franklin County,
being only one mile from its northern
boundary, We wish to bc on intimate
and friendly terms with her, aud we
will cheorfully advocate herintorcsts'
Our columns will be open to commu-
nications from any quarter Of the
county. YMuafN4hl0dssUph
Freeman's champion., 1858-04-01
Why Mott

Why is not Prairie City an excel.
lent point for a grist mill =? There
will bo a large quantity Of grain
raised hcrcabouts this season, and our
facilities for grinding are poOro A
good custom Touring mill would bO
supplied with customers from cha
country surrounding for q distance
Of thirty niles The attention OF
capitalists is respectfully directed TO
this matter. fh "ni 'H 1 .Ou ti
Freeman's champion., 1858-04-01
EVENING SESSION.


The Convention assembled pursu-
ant to adjournment and Immediately
went into an energetic consideration
ofthe adjournment question. To the
unpraparod disappointment and NOR
tiication Of tho MinneolA Associa-
ton, the convention was composed of
mon who would not barter away the
rights of their constituents. But
fourteen members out ofseventy eight
were il favor Of remaining at the
corruption" town. Their constit-
uents had instructed them to give the
recent Territorial Legislature . re,
buko, and they did it most effectually.
The Free State Oligarchy is dead, its
requium sung, and the carcass is
buried. Gen, LANE delivered the fu-
neral oration, and it was his most ell
.oquent effort. .s.... ,.oL
After lengthy and spirited dis
cussion, the Convention adjourned at
Al o'clock A. NJ. to meet at Leayen-
worth on Thursday evening. LeAy-
enworth, Topeka and Lawrence, were
the contending points. .Husl"
Freeman's champion., 1858-04-01
Which Of these Cogont Reasons =,

It is evident that the cause Of "our
jour" perpctrating the deed Of dating
our paper on the first page April 2.
instead Of April l, which il should
have been. is found in one Of the fol-
lowing reasons: a.a,..a
LIST. HO was impatient. ao) )nH
ID. He was ashamed Of the date
(April fool. '''.@''
3D.. Ho was mistaken.
Freeman's champion., 1858-04-01
Baldwin City.

This is the name that has been Se--
lected by tho proprietors of Baker
University for their town. The town
comprises $40 acres, or one section
of fland, and is situated one-half mile
East OF Prairie City, and adjoining
the town site of Palmyra. 1t is one
Of the most lovely situations for a
town that the Territory affords -ex-
celled by no other locality for beauty,
probably, but Prairie City! Opera
tions commenced some time since onA
one of their college buildings, and
workmen are now pushing it forward
to completion as speedily as possible.
1t is expected to be open for students
by the first of May. The main build
ing will not be commenced this season..
Freeman's champion., 1858-04-01

%" Have you any fine women
or pretty girls in Kanzas ?" Thus
inquiries our bachelor friend, c..
Who will answer him ? We are not
a competent Judge Of the articles re-
ferred to.--Kanzas Leader.
We believe you, truly, neighbor
AUSTIN. Any person living in the
midst Of such bevy of pretty girls
as long as you have and yet remain
insensible to their charms, and daily
growing to be more incorrigiblc old
woman. hater, we believe to be utterly
incompetent to judge the "articles,"
(oh! you wicked wretch Well
answer the question Of your bachelor
friend. Yes, sir, there are fine wo'
men and pretty girls in Kanzas, and
plenty Of them in the vicinity whore
your friend AUSTIN resides. There
are also many in P--but we guess
our friend PLUMB, OF the Nsps, is bet
ter able to decide in this matter thar
we. Don't you think so, friend Ross
Freeman's champion., 1858-04-01

endeavoring to distract us? Pray,
who are they? At nearly every
mass meeting and convention held BY
the people Of our party during the
past year, the charge Of certain mem
bers of it adhering to the policy Of
"rule or ruin," has been hurled
against them from certain quarters;and
those who have been the most loudly
traduced as characters Of this stripe,
are the Radicals. There has scarcely
been convention held in which the
radical sentiment prevailed, where the
majority have not been denounced by
the minority as loud-mouthed To-
pekaites," "abolitionists," fanat-
ics," "disorganizers," &c. How
consistent these GROWERS are 'Chsy
60 into convention with you in good
faith, and so long as their views are
more generally entertained, are the
most conceding,, bending. affable,
smooth h-tongued and graceful of any
portion of it; prate the loudest about
the virtues, exemplary character, &C.,
of the "great Free State parity
but just have the impudence and te-
merity, if you dare, to conflict with
their ideas Of things; foolishly per-
sist, if you will, that the majority
should graciously yield to the will Of
the minority, notwithstanding that
will may chance to slightly disagree
with their exact idea of things--and
you are a party distracter Many
staunch, reliable and sincere friends
Of the Radical element of the Free
State party, with the view Of pre-
serving to the utmost the integrity OF
the whole party, have been impelled
to join the ranks of the lactiouS clan
who SO loudly boast Of being the
conservative party" This fact was
plainly demonstrated at the last great
delegate conventionheld at Lawrence,
when the voting policy was consid-
cred. Four-fifths of the delegates
present were opposed to voting for
State officers, yet the convention came
very near deciding in favor of thai
policy. Many members, frightened
by tie boiling threats Of the voting
faction, and fearful Of the consequen.
ces should their threats be carried
into execution, were induced to vote
for policy distasteful to them. We
have "rule or ruin" men in our ranks
and is but just that the people know
them. Those who have pretty gen.
orally attended Free State Conven-
tions of late do know who they are,
and they know we'll enough that they
are those who are eternally blow
ing about -disorganizers, packed
conventions, aud fanatical, loud
mouthed Topekaites.
IL iS about time that this "great
Free State party" cease prostratine
itself upon oil fourS and humble its
dignity to crafty the whims and sell
fish dictations of a few tyrannical men
whose merits we too much honor by
being the instruments to execute the
DEGREES of their will. If thore are
mon among US who will participate
in conventions in good faith bu,
hold themselves subject to their dc
cisions no longer than when those de-
cisions precisely correspond with theil
IDEAS. then let them slidel We would
have enough solid cold liners" left
to save Kanzas to Freedom. The
sooner these party -grumblers are
kicked out Of our ranks the better
An avowed enemy, no matter how
acerb, is less dangerous than q pro
fesscd friend who secretly loatheo you
o- A silly Argument.
/ 3rHH 800 HI,I-- 'INIt
Freeman's champion., 1858-04-01
Railroad Convention.

There will be a Mass Convention
held in the M. q, Church at Prairie
City, on Saturday, 10th inst, at 2
o'clock p. NJ, ofcvOrybody interest
ed in establishing a railroad from
the Missouri State line through Gard
nor, Macamish, Baldwin City, Prai-
rio City,Minnoola, Superior City, and
such points wost as the people may
designate. A general attendance 10
desired, also
Freeman's champion., 1858-04-01

EV-"7as Nass'' aud "Homs Circle"
Of our fourth page are this week
graced with productions from "WIL-
nEtxmA's" brilliant pcn. Don't talk
about "sCraps' and 'nonSenso" en-
anating from tho source those articles
were originated. WiA, Our columns
welcome all such,
Freeman's champion., 1858-04-01
Who will bs the Lucky Person I

Stock is rapidly increasing in val
uc in Prairie City and tho successful
competitors for the prizes oiForsd to
tho person obtaining the highest
number Of subscribers for the CHAx-
PIoS, will obtain prizes ofsomc value.
They are we'll worthy Of earnest efforts
being made TO secure them. ~
Freeman's champion., 1858-04-01

ET.As far as We can learn, peace,
quiet and "hard timos'' prevail
throughout tho Territory at the pros
ont time.
Freeman's champion., 1858-04-01

@-A rumor 10 current that alAl
Of the Shawnee purchase to DO Offer
cd at public sale on tho FIRST Of July
There is no truth. in tho rumor, how.
ever. II originated with land-sharkas