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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28
L1EUr-eEN. SHERMAN DECLINES.

A dispatch from Washington, dated
yesterday, states that it Is now positive
ly settled that the Senateswill not con-
firm the nomination of LieHt<Seneral
sherman as General by breyet. This
determination is mainly based on Lieut.
General Sherman's own protests, which
have been earnest and repeated. He
has sent several dispatches TO friends IA
Washington saying, IN very snEEk' tS Ems
that he considers his nominatlon as zen
| craI an Insult to General Grant, which
the Senate ought to promptly rebukc
by refusing to confirm it. The tone of
his tefegrams in reference to the matter
lis such as to convey the idea that
The not only estecms his nomination an
Insult to General Grant, but feels him
self personally insulted in being men
toned by the President, The leading
members of Congress are, 1t is stated,
warm In their praise of his action, and
c of the ardent and generous indignation
t he manifests, in rcsenting the implied
4 suggestion that he would give. his con-
+ sent to any personal advancement or
:. honor at &c ncral Grants expense.
g The rank of both of these officers is
"A Exceptional and individual. No one
has ever before held Grants rank only
I, Washington, Scott and Grant have ever
: held that of Sherman. The titles are
the moro honorable because of their cx
l. clusiveness. They were conferred by
. the spontaneous action of Congress, ap
= proved by the hearty concurrence of the
% people, for meritorious services in de
= Tending the Republic against the deadly
=, assaults of its foes. To make these Pc
4 sitions the playthings ofpolitich infiu
=, cnce or partiafity takes from them theil
=, special dignity and honor. and Lieut.
If General Sherman in his action not onl.
= exhibits devoted friendship alike no
"a BILE and generous, bat proud and ex
= allied respect for the rank he holds
- Possessing in marked degree the con
- fidcnce and love of the people, his man
ly course will but add strength and in
tensity to the popular Observation-Disclosures
OF Champion, Feb. Goth. ). : :.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28


ieprity. The inv1ncible Club is utterly |
ignored by the Iowa apostle.
The list is incomplete by MANY fbans.
ands. Camp Douglass had, from FIRST re-
last some twenty live Thousand uersecu-
ted Democrats and States Rights men
all of whom viii claim. Henry CLAY
Dean as a man and brother. Camp
Yates, at Springfield, had fully as many
of the same kind; Camp Chase, near
Columbus, Ohio, and Johnson's Island.
in Lake Erie, each had twenty or thirty
thousand members of the same ill-used
party, arrested summarily and without
warrant by Linco1n's military satraps
and sometimes by negro troops! As a
whole, the persons arrested by military
force and brought from their homes and
families and kept in these bastiles du
ring the war exceeded $4,000; anC
whether these are to be invited or. i
invited, will attend in person, or by del
egates, is not stated in Deans letter
but as they were all democrats" il
good standing, who had the courage t
take up arms for the Democratic Plat
FORM and TO repudiate the administra
ton for which no democrat had vo
ted, we assume that they are to be pres
ent to lay broad and deep the found:
tons ofthe republic upon principles {
inequality and unequal rights, who's
corner stone is slavery. The meetin
will be an interesting one when it do
como OF. 1t will be the enumeration
traitors against floo government f
the benefit of posteritY.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28

Miles ORcily is democrat, but he
endeavors to be an honest one. lie thus
speaks of General Grant and his habits
1T is altogether probable, SO far as l
can now see, that the Citizen may be
obliged to oppose the election of Gen
eral Grant, in consequence of the plat
form upon which the Radicals are en-
dcavoring to place him but it is no part
of the Democratic creed, as it was taught
to me in the old-time councils of Tam
many Hall, to fight with poisoned arr
rows. Let me, therefore, after fall ex-
animation, denounce all these recent
charges affecting General Grants habits
as utter and damnable lies"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28
TOO CHEAP.

Ono of the truest and best men dcvel-
oped by the late war was NIaior-General
George II. Thomas. The President
knows this and thought he might want
to use him, so he attempts to besmcar
and beslime the old patriot and soldiers
fair name with a pair of his soft-soap
brevets. He sent his name to the Sen
ate to be General by brcvet,
and General by brevet, with the idea, we
suppose of giving him Grants place.
General Thomas hears of this away
down at Louisville, Kentucky, and so
he sends Ben. Wade the following tele-
gram, dated at that city, February 22d,
1868, declining the extremely unenviable
breyets. Here is General Thomas dis
patch to Wade, President of the Senate :
''The morning papers of Louisville
announce that my name was yesterday
sent to the Senate for confirmation as
breVet Lieut.. General and brevet Gencr-
al. was appointed q Major General OF
the United States army for the battle OF
Nashville. My services since the wal
do not merit so high compliment, and
it is too late to be regarded as n com.
pliment conferred for the services tdur'
ing the war. / therefore earnestly re
quest that the Senate viii not confirm
my nomination.
GEO. II. THOMAS, Maj. Gen.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28

"Iae Repudfators is the title ola new
Democratic paper published in ST. Lou
is, by that pestifferous old rebel, Bur-
rell b. Taylor, or as the people of Leav-
enworth used to call him, Buffalo Bull
Taylor. He is the same chap that had
his rebel sheet and printing Office
thrown out of the second story window
by the people of Leayenworth in the
early part of the war.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28

Very gracefully and with a frankness
as crcditable asst is rare, the Missouri
Democrat acknowledges that its some
time opposition to Grants nomination
by the Republicans was an error, and in
the following uncquivocal terms comes
down fairly and squarely on the popu-
lar national platform
Clouds that obscured Grants fidelity
have rolled away. We find that the sun.
though hidden, was steadily shining.
General Grant is being placed, rs
events unfold, in such position as to
command the hearty support of those
who fight for principles alone. Hisnom-
nation is now urged on the ground that
he represents, more truly than any 9th
erpossible candidate, the Radical ele.
ment of the Republican party.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28

This withdrawal win take effect FROM
the date of its receipt by you, and you
will be pleased to acknowl ledge the PIE
else time it may be received.
Very Respectfully,
Your 0kt Serv't,
JOHN S. WILSON, C9na'nr.
The amount Of land Withdrawn in the
above in favor of the o. P. S. B. Road,
as we learn from Col. Goss, is. 346, $50
acres; in favor of the L. L. s. G. Road,
227,G7O acre. Total, ga, 460 sores.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28

The Lawrence Wooden Manufacture
ing Company had three looms running
the past winter and have manufactured
a surplus of goods worth ten thousand
dollars. They are soon to have two
new looms. Their wool shipments
have varied from eight to ten thousall..
pounds per month.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28

The Ohio House of Representatives
on Thursday, voted itself an appropria-
ton of $4,000, but the Democratic
members voted solid against adding an
appropriation of S25,000 to pay bounties
to veteran soldiers authorized by law.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28


a gentleman writes us from Morris
Cross Roads, Fayette county, Pennsyl-
vania as follows:
"At BellsvilIe, Washington county,
Pennsylvania, a company was being
raised, consisting of many families, to
start to Kansas in May. They intended
to take homesteads. But some fellow
claiming to hail from Kansas, came
along and told the people that some
thing resembling dough settled OH the
grass, in Kansas, which killed off the
cattle, and this scared the company out
and they now talk of going to Ncbras-
ka."
This is one of many very foolish and
ridiculous stories which are told about
Kansas in the east. The wonder is that
people are green enough TO believe
them. We hardly feel like spending
time to deny them. We doubt if the
person who told this one ever saw Kan
sas, and if he did he knew he was tel
ling something in which there was not
even the shadow of truth. If he ever
saw any dough on the grass in Kansas
it must have been where he laid his
head. That's the only way we can ac-
count for the phenomena.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28
Nfaior-General steele lately died j

Major-General Steele lately died In
California Here is an opportunity for
the La Crosse Democrat to open its
sluice-gate of malignity. Gen. Steele
was the man who arrested and impris-
oned Brick Pomercy, when he was a
hanser-on Of the army in Arkansas, pre-
tending great loyalty and trying to steal
eattle.-WHtte Cloud CHIEF -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28

The Republican gain in. the eighth
Ohio Congressional District, since Octc-
Der last, as shown in the recent election
TO I'LL the vacancy occasioned by the
death of Hon. c. S. Hamilton, was $50
votes. Pretty good for three months.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28
REPuBLIoAN STATE ooNVEETIcE.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE REPUBLICAN
STATE CENTRAL CO1IrtITTEE,
- rIAnl,r-rrl KnC HI, Il 1879


TOPEKA, Kas., F;.b. 13, 1863.
Notice is hereby given thSt Republican
State Convention, composed Of one delegate
from each Representative District in Kansas,
will be held in Representative Hall, Topeka,
on Wednesday, the 25th day CT March, 1858, at
IL o'clock NJ, to elect Delegates to the National
Republican Convention to be held in Chicago
on the goth Of May next, TO nominate candi-
dates for President and Vice President OF the
United States.
Primary meetings will he held by the Repub-
lican voters ON Saturday, the 21s: day Of March,
1868, in each Representative District, ut the
usual places CT holding such meetings, to Sc
Iect the above delegates.
County and District Committees are request
cd TO further the objects Of this call. An i'm
mediate and thorough organization Of the Re-
publicans in each District is earnestly recon-
mended-
FRANK II. DRENN1NG, Chairman.
GEO. y. CRAWFORD, Secretary pro tenn.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28

The New Jersey, House of Repre-
sentatives has concurrcd ir the action
of the State Senate in withdrawing tho
States consent to the ratification of the,
fourteenth amendment to the constitu-
ton of the United States.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28

The Lawrence Republican notices
large arrivals of immigrants. Every
day 1t announces trains of wagons from
Nebraska, en- route for Southern Kan
sas and Texas. rs
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28

General burnside has been rc-nom-
mated Tor Governor of Rhode Island,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28
ROAD NOTICE.

-OTICE IS hereby given that petition viii
be presented to the Board Of Commission
ers Of LyoaS county, Kansas at their next regu-
AI,r1i 6fh. A. ID. 1858, pkaying for the survey
and establishment Of TIE 6ilbw1ng descNDe4
road. to-Wit. Commezletn1 1e he koftnsxss
corner Of Americas. tor 4ses Lyon s setissss
bic route to the town q Azlen, "a saao co1n.y
9 q "a lyon .. CuRTIs.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-04
The New Sanitary Law

s - 80 4 :,
AN. A0r To- improve the Sanitary condition Of the
City
sEcTIoS Il ~ L ordained b. he lEqgoy and cSty
coaaseil Of NasaciIe, That it shall not be Iawful
for any person or persons TO draw or or allow to
run on any ground, street or alley Of this city,
siie contents or any part thereof of any vault
privy. cesspool, hogspen or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., and
any persnn so ofending failing after three days
not ice from theanitary Sergeant of the AIetropol
itan Fosite to abate the same, shall be deemed
guilty Of misdalneanor and on conviction there.
OF shall forfeft and pay fine not to exceed twenty-
I'VE doilas tSs5y for each and every offence, and
said nuisance skaII lie abated.a as provided by sec-
ton 81 of AM Ct entitled An Act to establish
Metropolitan Police Districts and to provide for
he COVER nInent thereof. &
SECTION q. sAaa BE It Further Ordained, That
any person q. persons who shall empty or at
tempt to empty any vault, sinltor priyy excre-,
menE or any. other filthy or offensive matter withr
in fle limits Of this Corporation. except pessnant
foa permit therefor, first received from the Board
Of metropolitan Public Commissioners, countsr-
signed by the Health nicer Of the City, shall be
guilt of and be subject to the PEN
alties provided IN the foregoing section
dinance. ~ ~ ~
sncgIos And be Il sffarthsr 1sd that any
lowner Agent OF oceupans of any Stable, Stan Or
apparthsnt IN which any horse swine 'r
any other animal shall be KEEP Il or any place in
which'mahure or any liquid discharge Of such amt
mails shaft collect or ec11n who shall fail to
CORP notice as sReehed the hEst Section
thareof TO cleanse, remove or repair said Stable,
stalIor thent Or to keep ths Same III whole
some condition shall be guilty AZ mfsaemsanor
subsection The penalties provided in the first sec1
ton n tits ordinance
SECTION & And be II further ordained that g
shall be uffsiefleanor for any person org per-
sons To gage ii yshii, Ffity u sink cleaning
wfthout having fret procured permit the1 efOr,
from tht B Commissioners Of the II etTopols
ftan 6its, ed 81 the Health ofacer elect.
sEcGIoE q. And be Il further ordained that tho
charges for removing Privy eaIcrement shall be
based upon actual neasurenleht IN all cases, the
rates not to exceed 10 cants PER cubic foot
and an Carts and Vessels naedsfor thia purpose
IL cleahing rriyies, shan be water tight ana
shall be Ifhoi oughly washed ana deodosi lied inn
fnsdiatoy after being enpted such cleaning and
vasb ins.t d be done outside the l0its limits. All
prfyy CLEANING shall be conducted at night be-
tween the hours of II and O'clock. Any viola
tion,qE ibis sestlen phall p dselled uiisdsmsar-
On and also Gub5sct to ths penalty hsrebefpre pro-
vIded and with the forfeitures Of permit and All
claim that may be due for such services rendered
srcrioss s. And be 1t further ordained that all
lsUfdinanses conflicting hsfewith are hereby ts
psalsd. md that this Ordinances shaltteke eject
from apl alter Us passage;
/ Fi4 W. MILLS Reeonasr
NOV. 9Th, NV taiaFa = HEes taaee
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-04

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-04

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Gabo6 0o0ition $1,000
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Sones Got in @aDs Mooition $500.
Sobn s. Mlils an S $. 6ritb Got
in ySeit slafbbiile $3.50.
sc. B Soipen, 6. uno ST., an 9llers
anoer Ser 9ano i'm County. $2100.
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1000,
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larbige Yaare ertbeilt.
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