The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-01
NARYSVILLE, KANSAS:
Saturday. November 1852.
rHscAND1D.TEs AS wEsEE ETaEM

Before, and since Kansns was admit
ted into the Federal Union, as q State, her
political career has hem tumul .uous al d
boisterous. She has passed through fiery
ordeals she has sntmuted to a2'old aba-
ses from licent,ous State ,fficers. Her
boriers have been overrun az cne time,
by Missouri Rufi.ns, at others ly y
hawkers, ar d cut-ihr a thieves, sprung
from the bosom of the older States, seek
ing refuge, in Kansas from justice, on ac-
count of her domestic troubles. Such has
been partially the past history of Kansas.
"Bleeding Kansas"
has become proverb.
We are now upon the eve Of great
change 10 our State officers ''and who
shall be our next 2" is the great question
which aei,a,es us.
In regard to the Candidates that are be-
fore us for State honors. we ice the
names of some IF cur warm personal
friends. On the Topeka Ticket, the NOM
inee for Congre ssman, A. O. Wilder is
among the number. Mr.. Wilder is gen.
tleshkn for whom ye entertain a high per
sonal regard. and for whom we give our
unconditional support. Mr.. Parrott, his
mongrel opposition, we like as man, he
being rather handsome, a little lazy and
considerably fond of the women. We
tried you once, but alas /! poor Yorick.
Your exertions in our behalf Marcus,
accomplished nothing, SO we relisve We
won't try you..again.
The candidatessfor Governor are Thos
Carney, Republican, and Wagstaff, Mon
grel. We give our support to Mr.. Car
ney, for the reason that his interests are
identical with ours in regard to our rail
road interests
For Lieut.. Governor the names of T.
A. Osborn, Republican, ]. j. Ingalls,
Mongrel, are presented to US. T. A. Os-
born is the map for Northern Kansas by
all mesns. He is much of a gentleman
and finished scholar.
U S. Walsh, the democratic nominee
we hardly consider in the ring.
The other State officers we are not per-
ssnally acquainted With.
We deem it however the duty of our
citizens to vote for men who will represen,
our interests we'll, and impa tally, inde.
pendent cf party principles and ties. The
Topeka p. Republican ticket, is beyond a
. doubt the ticket that Northern Kansas
should and will sup ,ort.
kwi | /: E o:ic, d by further reference
TO the ticket, that the candidate for Dis
trict Judge of ths Cd Judicial District
A bat H. norton, has no opposition.
For Senator of the Senatorial District
comprising the co.nties of Riley, Mar
shall and Washington, we have Mr.. Thos
H. Baker. This gentleman has no oppc.
siiion, and is the right man in the right
placc, at the right time.
Forto represent our county in the
mouse Of Representatives. we have son e
three candidates in e e I'D. The regular
nominee, r. r. Edwards. is socially gen.
tleman, but We hardly think be is the man
justst this time to represent our interests
in that branch of the Legislature.
Jacob Weibach is one of the Inde-
pendentopposition, for the same position.
We believe.he will represent the..interes's
of Marshall Csunty. with better success,
At this time than si'hsr Of i!9e the opposing
candidates.
The third candidate is Noah holloway.
.There is no possible chance for his elec-
tion.
The race evidently lays between Ed
wards, reg ular nominee, andl Weisbach,
IpdeSendent.
The candidates for minor Offices on the
nominated ticket. are all geod men. There
being no opposition, excepting for the po-
silisns Of Recorder. and County Commis-
s;nnen The nominee fnr Recorder. T.