The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-07

-OcH cLUEIFE ~ IS -. s = ~
naI Is nov shofoughse setis6sSs is tee
Crawford is = Johnson man, because Jiua--
my Christi&a says be Is. and hecauss-
Christian being himself for Jehnson, Is
going to take The stump for tie GoYsFnox
with that understanding. This likes the
status Of the Governor very much as the
enamored country bumpkia estsblishsd
relationship between himself and The Fur-
al lass Who had engrossed his affections.
which was IL this wise -his geandmoth-
er's tom cat had played in her great
Uncle's garden -
We are very glad 10 see that Mr. Chris
tan repudiases all connection with the
Journal. This is much TO his credit and
will relieve the people Of a painful sus-
pioion.- LeaV. Conservative. sac
fms AUTHOR or IT !-Ssaator Pom
eroy, from AIchison. has been writing let
lers 90 citizens Of the s'Northern TIER
assuring them that he IS very much inter
ested in our Railroad. aud IS doing all In
his power to get grant of land 70 aid in
constructing It. His letters are all just
alise. being copied from a carefully pre-
pared form. srscotyped for the purpose
in order 10 -humbug the people of the
NortherR Tier, into believing that It we
are ever blessed with railroad at all. It
viii be owing TO his mastery exer tons
/ IN our behalf!
Now We don't ike 10 6ud fault with
our Senator, nor are We going to do so;
for not having expected any local favors
from MIN we ara not disappointed in the
least at never having received any. We
only desire to suggest, however, that
Senator Pomeroy had better take few
lessons from Jim Lane il the science of
humbugging, for ''Jeems' has a peculiar
way which the people of Kansas have long
been used to. and they like the old way.
the best There don't anybody here be-
lieve that PomeroY is trying TO 90 good
turn for the Northern Tier, aud We can't
beat anything into the heads of these
country folks 20 the contrary. We are
afraid that when our Railroad is pushed
through TO Troy this summer, PomeroY
viii not get the credit of 1t, although we
expect to see him on the FIRST train.-TFoy
Reporter. I6t
Senator Pom, roy illhave to explain
his coarse on the AtebtsoD, Topeka and
Santa Fe Rsilroad to the citizens along
the route. or take the consequences.-
, Topeka LeDder.
The Hiawatba Sentinel comes out in
t support of Senator Pomeroy for re cleo
I ton, on high moral grounds. The edi-
Fl tor of the Sentinel is heavy on morality.
It is said that he almost starves himself,
solely on account of the vulgar results
} that follow eating Chief.
-LIEUTENANF GovKREoR.-Ip eoanac.
ton with this Office We bsVe heard tbe
name of Judge Andrew Akin, of Coun-
ell Grove, spoken of. The Judge is a
q, Republican of long standing. and Rad
Z ieal, and we'll qualified for the position;
if nominated, will be elected, and will be
: an honor to the Office aud to the State
= Topeka Tribune.
e The White Cloud Chief says: As
D there seems to be adesire to re elect such
of the present State officers as are pOliti-
cally sound, why not include Lieutenant
: Governor MeGrew in the list? There is
e 30 doubt as to his political soundness.
He may not have the finished education
of many others; but ali who know any
! thing about it, win agree that he made .
1 capital presiding officer.
-DEFAULTINe PosTMAsTERs. - The
: Government is preparing to proceed
against delinqUent and Detailing post
: masters In the late rebellious States. The
total amount of Indebtedness from this
class of public debtors is about $500, 900.
of which 100000 has been paid on de.
mand, and nearly the same amount put
in process of collection. The general l..
Tense set up by such postmasters is that
they should be credited with the stamps
which they turned over to the Confsder,
ate Government i