The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

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The ptot he changes i}he q ~
and, say bis topic br the 49, 4
deaf f quiet conversation Il present-"
There is scarcely douba that the .unher
Of new men in Forty second COn2feB viii Be
greater than in any since the one which Wit
messed the installation Of the Republinn
party, following the opening Of the war
The caiises ut work to this end ate very MI:
So far a tie diis,riis Il have b-<n h.,;|
from the argument Of rot.aioa agzin.4 49,
who have held 50 long is being APPLIED
more vigorously than ever. Thefc are now
more representatives Of NOrtkesn Sa1Aes %
the floor who have he;. three, four VI Eve
terms than al any time within thirty ysan
The North has been doing thfUagh the
war what the South always did, md mads
itself strung in Congress there6y-namely,
to constantly return th0se Il fund capable,
until By long familiarity with paAlic afain
and the machinery Of Congress, their power
and influence were very materially incfeas-
cd. Since the war the qisaAiUns connected
with It's settlement have bsen 20 closely IL.
I;st1 IN tho s,y,,,e,lo ss.lf .. a., ~. 4 ..,,,,
h.. IN the Mi ~ ,-r.,,.,iI, ,.1,,,c I'm,
xho c,rr;s5 Tho "a, I.9;-I.s;.,,, .S-.,vt In
order TN, ,I,s,, .,;vh, s.;.h ~. yH;rA
SEEMED ,n ,xl;nu ss,,.,,,,r;.,.iv n, IT,. Al
the ele,.t;or f,r tE,e ur,,,,,,s i,.s.,--, ,hc.,
WIN haa I.su -, lonr w,i,Irv ss $50 -
able Ia make .,ns;ier,hle ke.I,r.r IN ~,
a,tem,s, to brs.L the tor. oS m. .-v,,m.,t
the ,s,,rlp sleuea m ls tin, ,,,.,.
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mos, ,f the members r, Lo,,,., nv,r, Thar
ever and The ;,.l;r,,;,,,. .,s ~ n, n. mis-.
taken ,h., many If ,hs 1890. ,"~ r-,,r..
.ent.d he nrh M ressssa;sesi ,s.n,l;re an,
x;pld;ng IN IN. ;n,s,,,,,n;a;.s NJ ai,,.s ~
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These candidates 6,r the .,Rt.-sjpu s.y.
with some effect now. that II la-a the war I
mot "nIv over, u" the Issues n are ssnfed
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the country can demand oAhen. w,wken
for the party, should now le rewarded But
there are TWO new reasons which weaken TIM
o'.. ~ . IS,: .,..s. H..
there will IN nr,py addition. fr,mn the North
to the Denherstit side for the next Con-
sreNS' "hi'e the change Will De sweeping
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these things will he frs, to give To the Forty.
second Congress a much larger element than
"S'1" c' new ana ;" "nPr"''Ssi mem"e1s ~
Icl,nc ,n IN. ,,r.s.,,, n,;,ar;,s MANY ,-,r.
ne<, Republicans are looking to maler.t.
reduction in their now unnecessary MATURITY
P@eh' means 81 "sH..roy.ng 'ne esil'
They ,rr ;n,i;n;ns s,ron.,r tn ,hc ,,,,;r;..-
that fair working majority Is all that the
hest interest. Of the country and the party
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,;,;. ,.t;.h 1900.
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miv I, has f,;,., in rs financial am, rx
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tin-tbe W., scheme i, x,. elected to ",n
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