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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-10-25
PARRoTT AND wAGsTAFF.

These two gentlemen-the former the
nominee for Congressman, and the latter
for Governor, on the Union ticket-spoke
at the Christian church in this place, on
Friday, the 18th. The speech of Mr.. Wag
staff was very ordinary one-such as
almost any schoolboy could make. Even
the Union men were sadly disappointed in
their nominee for the most.responsible Office
in the State. There can be nothing said
against Mr.. Wagstaff as a man. As to his
ability for the position of Governor, there
can be nothing said in favor of it.
Marc. Parrott, it is unnecessary to tell
the people here, is one Of the best speakers
in the State, and his effort on this occasion
was as eloquent and full of arguments as one
could be, in very poor cause. The audi
ence was quite small. but as large as any one
expected. considering the busy times among
the farmers.
Mr.. PARROT was very severe on the Re
publican party, pronouncing it a dead car
cass, without brains eliminating that that
iClI VIC pcibI uhOh bO PPCo ONCI j.
which was being preyed upon by swarm
Of political corruptionists, who were seek
ing to fOist themselves upon the people, by
securing the important Offices.
In the course of his remarks, Mr.. Par
rott took occasion to correct "a statement
made by US two weeks ago. We stated that
he said in speech delivered in Topeka, in
the spring of 1851, that Slavery had beer
a commercial and national blessing" 1t is
our impression that this was the exact Ian
guage of Mr.. PARROT at that time; but as
we quoted from memory, and as we do not
intend to do him injustice, we give him the
benefit of kis explanation, made in bis
speech here. He said that the substance oil
bis Topeka speech was this: Speaking Of the
trade between North and South, be said thai
''Slave labor had been an element of grea
value in the commercial relations of the two
sections of country" If this correction il
of any benefit to Mr. Parrot, we readily
give it, 1t is about the difference between
tweedle dunn and tweedle dee There are
other persons here who heard that speech
in Topeka, and they concur in the opinion
that the quotation was correct. substan
TALLY, in our paragraph of the lth inst.
He said the Lawrence Convention baC
been blamed for not indorsing the Presi
dents proclamation of emancipation. 1
was true that that body did not make a spe
cialty of this matter in their resolutions
but that they had Endorsed call the acts o
the President and he thought that wa
sufficient On this important question b.
did some tall lodging, in his speech. HI
said the Presidents proclamation was no
an issue. 1t was something pasta mat
ter of history; and he could not help it
he would We had to submit to it. whether
we liked it or not He did not even tell the
people whether he liked it or not.
Mr.. Parrot and his friends claim that be
will be elected. They are playing the brag
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STATE ELECTIONS.

Elections were held week before last in
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana. Iowa and 9TH
er States. and enough returns have been
received to show that the Democrats have
been successful in all these States, except
Iowa, which. thanks to the Republicans Of
that State, who refused to GO into Union
movement, has gone about right.
Pennsylvania elects fifteen Union mem
bers of Congress, and twelve Democrats.
The State ticket is in doubt, with the chan
ces favoring the Democrats. The legisla-
ture will stand, House, 46 Union, and 81
Democrats; Senate, go Union, and 9 Dem
ocrats.
In Ohio, the Union party has met with
the greatest defeat, and we can't say we are
sorry. The Republicans of that State have
never had the back bone, except when led
by the noble Chase, to stand up and fight
the Democrats like men. Such miserable
gray backs as Sam. Medary have mostly
ruled the State, and the Republicans inva-
riably adopt some catchvote policy which
beats them. Returns from Sc counties give
Democratic majority of 10000 gain of
$4,000. The telegraph says the Democrat
ic majority in the State will be 1900, but
the telegraph is habitualiy such liar, that
we had just as soon believe that it is co.
900. The Democrats have elected ii out
of the 10 Congressman. Does anybody
doubt that those IA Democrats, from that
! great State, will cast their votes for com
promise, no odds how humiliating or dis
graceful it's terms We don't. Thank
Providence, one traitor is buried Vallan-
digham is defeated by the gallant Gen.
Schenck, by from 600 to 800 majority. Cox,
of the Columbus District, SON in law of
Medary, and White, both of the Vallandig-
ham school, are reelected. We were glad
to see the staunch old Clinton Republican.
on which we toiled for six years, taking a
noble stand against the miserable Dema-
gogue, White.
In Indiana, we are also " cleaned out"
The Democratic State ticket is elected by
from 5000 to 5000 majority. Both branch
es of the Legislature are Democratic, which
insures the election of Democratic U. S.
Senator from that State, to ill the place OF
the traitor, Jesse D. Bright.
Let the hard working, raw-b oned, bone
and-sinew Indianians, Ohioans, and Penn
sylvanians, in Kansas-and they are nu-
merous-see what this weak backed Union
movement has done in their gallant old
States, and then let them come up in
November, and rebuke it in the State Of
their adoption by voting the anti-compro-
mise ticket put in the 6eld at Topeka
Boys, we have got something to do be-
tween this and the 4th of November, and
We must be about it. The So called Union
men are at work. They must be cleaned
out badly in Southern Kansas. We do not
fear the result if you will only turn out on
election day. Don't let the soft whispers
of Union," lure you into the support of
men who will favor a compromise with
rebels, as we are satisfied Parrot and Wag-
staff would do if elected to the positions
which they seek. Let us initiate the exam
pie of Iowa. She has elected FIVE Repub-
lican Congressman. There is scarcely a
grease-spot of Democracy left in that State.
| In Nebraska the Republicans have re-
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10, P. B. Maxson s, Mark Patty 6, Thos
Armor /. Second ballot-Raukin 9, Max
son 8. Patty 5, Armor1 Third ballot
Rankin 10. Maxson II. Armor 2. Fourth
ballot-Rankin II, Maxson12 Mr. Max
son having received majority eff The votes
cast, was declared the unanimous choice for
State Senator
The convention passed resolution unani-
mously. indorsing the Republican State
ticket; after which it adjourned.
]. c. FRAZER, Pres't.
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VIM. MARTINDALE, '"' ''

Representative District Convention.
This convention assembled after the ad-
journment of the county convention. to put
in nomination Representative to the next
State Legislature from this, the 64th Dis
trict. composed of the townships of Pike.
Center and Emporia' The delegates were
the same as those to the county convention
from these townships. Ed Borton was
chairman. and W H. Priest secretary. The
proceedings were short and, sweet-espe-
cially the latter part, to Mr.. Eskridge He
was nominated by acclsmation, having no
opposition. Bully for "! We think
it is safe to say he will be- elected.
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Greenwood County Convention,


The Republicans of Greenwood held their
county convention last week DIR. Mack
ison was chosen president, and David Mich
OILS secretary. The following ticket wasput
in nomination: Representative, B. F. Van
Horn; County Clerk, William Hill; As
SCISSOR. S. F. Osborn; Recorder. J. o Lock
wood Treasurer, - Dalton Probate
Judge, J. M. Todd; County Commission
ers. R. H. Gasaway, James Steele and Sam
uel Blakely; Coroner, R. Bragel.
There is some dissatisfaction at the result
of the convention. and we understand there
is to be another convention and another
ticket. We are sorry to see that there is a
local fight in that county; but such things
will exist We would like to see our friends
there united. OfAMr. Van Horn we can say
this, from observation: He is worker, and
made very creditable member of the late
House of Representatives. The other gen
tlemen on the ticket we know nothing
about. Whatever that county may do in
local matters, we hope and expect to hear g
good return from her on the Republican
State ticket. Keep as cool as possible
bows
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THE PEOPLE AT WORK.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.
MEETINGS.
Lyon and adjoining Counties all Right.
Public Speaking.

Public Speaking.
DR.. J. F. NEWTON, PERRY B. MAX
SON, B. F. VAN HORN, J. NJ. RAN
KIN and others, viii address the people of
Lyon, Chase and Greenwood counties, at
the following times anil places:
Waterloo-Saturday, Oct. 25, at p. M;
Americus-Monday, eth, g p. M; James,
ville-Tuesday, s8th, 1 p. M; Eureka
Wednesday, 29th, l p. M; Pleasant Grove
Thursday, 30th, l p. M; Lane-Friday,
31st, p. m; Madison Center-Saturday,
Nov. Let, p. M; Monday, 81,
z p. m.
They spoke yesterday at Neosho Rapids,
and last night at Forest Hill.
DR.. Watson, the nominee for Chief JUS
tice of the Supreme Court, is already in the
field. He spoke at Topeka on the evening
of the 21st. at Atchison 22d, at Leayen-
worth Esd, at Lawrence 24th. He speaks
at Baldwin City to-day. and has the follow
ing appointments to gil the coming week
the hour of meeting, in each instance.
being at p. m:
Clinton, Monday. 9th; Ohio City, Tues
day, 28th; Garrett. Wednesday. S9th; Lee
roy, Thursday, 30th; Burlington, Friday,
3lst; Emporia, Saturday, Nov. lst.
Col. J. G. Vaughan and Capt. Fairchild
have completed the canvass of the northern
counties; and the former gentleman, &C
companied by Col. Jennison, is now stump
ing the south part of the State. They give
the most glowing reports from the north
ern portion. The Republicans will carry
that section by large majority. Thos. A.
Osborn and w. W. Guthrie are both at
work stumping Northern Kansas. w. W.
H. Lawrence and M. s. Adams have just
completed their meetings in Southern Kan
sas, and give encouraging reports. Every
thing looks favorable to the success of the
Republican State ticket by at least a two
thirds majority.
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EMPoRIA, KANSAS.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

Fer Congressman,
a. G.. w LID e r
OF LeavenwOrth.
For Governor.
THOS. CARN r Y
OF Leavenworth
For Lieutenant Governor,
THOMAS A. OSBORN,
OF DoLiphan.
Tor Secretary of State.
w. w. H. LAWRENCE,
OF Franklin.
For Auditor,
ASA HAIRGROVE,
OF Linn.
For Treasurer
WILLIAM SPRIGGS,
OF Anderson.
For Chief Justice Supreme Court,
J. H. WATSON.
For Associate Justice,
LAWRENCE D. BAILEY,
Of Lyon.
For Supt Public Instruction,
ISAAC T. GOODENOW,
Of Riley.
For Attorney General,
w. w. GUTHRIE.
OF Brown.
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Another Raid.

Quantities. band entered Kansas again a
few days ago, and killed four men, burned
several buildings and robbed the stores of
Shawnee. near Westport. General Lane
has ordered two regiments of troops to be
distributed along the entire border.
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elected Daily, as Delegate to Congress.
The vote for Delegate to Congress from
Colorado, is very close. but indicate the
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

For Probate Judge,
MOVES SPICER.
For Clerk of the District Court,
P. II. HUNT.
For Sheriff,
D. w. APPLEBY.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
j. NJ. MILLER.
For Surveyor.
E. B. KIRKENDALL.
For County Commissioners.
CHARLES G. LYNCH, j. II. HUNT.
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DISTRICT NOMINEES.

For State Senator, 18th District,
PERRY B. MAXSON, of Fremont.
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For Representative, 64th, District,
CHARLES v. EsKRIDGE, Of Emporia
For Representative. 65th District.
+. r. PAGE, of jackson.
For Representative, 66th District,
j. W. 10y, Of Americas.
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(Union) is elected to Congress by small ma
jority. Temple (Democrat) is also elected.
CHICAGO, Nov. 7th.-The Dem. State tick
ct is elected by from $4,000 to 10000 ma
iority. The Democrats also elect two-thirds
Of the members Of the Legislature, and have
a majority Of one or two in the Senate.
The rebels have evacuated Warrenton.
It was occupied by the Fcdcrals. Rebels
showed no fight.
Com. Pendergrast died this morning at
Philadelphia.
A brilliant victory was gained at Barbus
yesterday. The battle was fought by cav
airy alone. Our loss is small.
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New AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE,
BY reference to our advertising columns it
will be found that our we'll known citizen An.
drew J. Moses, has formed copartnership
with David Mcclure. late of San Francisco.
in the auction and commission business. Con.
signments solicited. upon which liberal al.
vances will be made. This firm supplies a
branch Of the business long needed in our
growing town, and We wish them every sue
cess.
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T00 MO01Co1 ana 00r11C0o Institute
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though qualified as graduate of the University of
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DR.. l.. J. Cxapkay has bent his earnest attention
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THE FARaaGR's GUIDE

SeisatfAe and Practical Agriculture.
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"BuLLY" FOR PonT LUDLow.-Just as We
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ton list to the Soldiers Relief Fund Of Port
Ludlow, Jefferson County. The list foots up
the neat sum Of Sl,665 90! Another list
from Port Orchard.-the sum Of S2l5 90
Such liberality more than meets our fondest
expectations. Oregon will soon have to look
to her laurels.
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T. We learn that some secesh scamp at
Victoria raised the Dixie flag at the recent
celebration of the Prince of Wales birthday,
on the 10th inst.
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MATRINONIAL.-A young gentleman, whose
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!T A late number Of the Orcgonian an-
nounccs tho arrival Of "B. +. Kendall, editor
Overland Press" A friend requests us to
ask it Kendall passed there as editor of the
Press. Although it is known that he edits
aud owns that paper, SO cowardly is his
nature that he has never placed his name
at its head, 50 that lie might be held "res-
y,ousible" for the libels he circulates.
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c. W. Stuart, late Of Pacific county, deceased,
hereby gives notice to all persons indebted to said
estate to come forward and make payment, and
all persons having .mands against the same must
present the same 10 me, within year from date,
or they will be forever barred.
SsNVFi 8. WOODARD.