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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-25
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Senator Sumner allows no one to
speak for him as to his political course.
No decision has been rendered in
Tweed's case and the court adjourned to
next.
B. Gratz Brown told a reporter in New
York that Grant can not carry more
than two or three States.
Ten thousand persons ratified the
nominations of Grant and Wilson at
New Haven, Ct, on the 18th.
A fire at Amboy, ILL.,, July 18th, burned
the Peoples Touring mill, owned by
Badger Bros, at q loss of $4,000.
A Berlin letter of July third to the
London Times says the cholera is fast
making its way from the interior Of
Russia to the Prussian frontier.
A serious railroad accident occurred
on the Central Railroad at Pittsford, N.
Y, on last Friday. Many persons were
killed or wounded.
The Nep Yorker Democrat, hitherto
Democrat, and the Abend Zeitung, hith-
crto Liberal Republican, came out July
10Th for Grant and Wilson.
The Democrats on tho 18th nominat-
ed s. J. Bryan for Congress from the
10th Illinois District and the Liberals"
endorsed the nomination.
General Sheridan, in communication
to the war department, says we can new
er stop the Indians from numbering snd
stealing until we punish them.
Dan VOORHEES, was nominated for
Congressman, last Thursday, and As the
price of his nomination gave in his ad-
hesion to the Greeley and Brown ticket.
The New York Republican State con-
vention, for the nomination of State Of
fee, Congressman and Presidential cleo.
tors will be held August 2lst.
A Monster Grant and Wilson ra:ifica-
ton meeting was held at Erie, Pa, on
the 18th and numbered six to ono ofthe
Greeley and Brown meeting Of the Sat
urday previous.
bismarck is seeking to stop emigration
to this country and writer in Germany
thinks it can be done only BY a6ording
the people the same advantages they
have in this country.
Horace Greeley has written still an.
other letter Of acceptance OF the Balti
more nomination.
An attempt was made lately to assas
sinate King Aacdeas and wife, Of Spain
bat vas sacessefally repelled By TIN
| guards
/ A PARIS lstasr to he New York We'd
Gays it nay b reliably asserted Tia
Nsxshal lCcllnAoa has consented 70 %
csps he Psssidsaey Of ffssca Il TAisr
'rssigls o. diss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-25

The Democrats claim five per cent. of
the Republican vote for Greeley, and the
World comedies ten per cent. of the Dem.
ocratic vote against him. If Grant had
300, 900 majority in 1868, and loses l50,-
600, and then gains 10000, his majori-
ty will be 100000. To this ddS0O, 900
colored votes, not cast in 1868, md his
mai ority will be I ,220, 900. That sert OF
arithmetic suits us.-Topeka Common
tce0ltk:
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REpnnIICiN STATE CONVENTION.

Revsbaicsn State Convention tn nominate candi'
.ses Gr governor and other stzte officers, and Stas'
Ce,erai Committee, will be held at Topeka, Wednes-
day, September lth, ats o'cloct, aoon
Republican State Convention to nominate m-m.
b.r. Of oougress and presidential electors will be held
aeIawrenoe, Wednesday September eth, nj 1so'csock
naUo.
he Repablicaa voters Of Kansas are instructed "a
assemble in their representative districts ON Ihursday
August sh, and elect delegates and two sternstes
n he couventien ut Topeka and two delegates and
Hves,trr,,ses to the conventiou at Lawrence.
Nv vsxaer Of the state Genital Committee.
D. II. ANTHONY,
JoIsN 4. NARTIN, ChaTmsn'
St,c x,oo kepD0Te.
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The lake breeses are somewhat SINH
lar.to the cool evening breeses Of Kan
sas. Somtimes during the day time we
are comfortable with heavy coats on, but
when night comes, we swelter and are
uncomfortable until after the midnight
hours.
Milwaukee is not increasing very rap
idly of late years. She will soon b on
. par with Buffalo, Detroit and other
lake cities, which were once scenes of
animation and hustle and were consider
ed especially favored on account Of their
water communications. The lake shore
towns are now::generally dead, while the
interior towns are growing rapidly. No
thing like railroads.
Milwaukee is noted for many things,
such as its natural beauty in location, its
f" Milwaukee brick" its bar and its lager
beer. She is indeed beautiful city. We
do not like the brick, however, rs well
as We used to. Red brick look prettier
to us now. The bar of Milwaukee is the
ablest in the West. The lager beer is
the pride of all her citizens and is as
eagerly sought for by ever Badger As
was the youth restoring fount of Flori-
da. Mr.. c. W. Carver, brother Of l.
l.. Carver, OF Salina, is q popular clerk
at the Flankington House, one Of the
best hotels in the Western States. We
casually heard Of Swartzburg, who used
to run cigar store in Salina.
An orphan asylum, founded by Isaac
and Emcrline Taylor, who died a few
years ago, was dedicated at Racine last
Wednesday,. The dedicatory address
was delivered by Gov. G. c. Washburn,
of this State. II was a mastery effort
and well received. This gentleman, in
our opinion, is about the ablest Govern
or in the Union. The dedicatory exer-
cises at the asylum were well attended
and very interesting. Among other
speakers were Gen. Fallows, the present
of Public instruction,
Gen. Fairchild, who was for three sue
ccssive terms Governor Of Wisconsin,
and DR.. DcKaven, president Of Racine
College. The building itself cost about
10000, in which the money was GER
tainly well appropriated.
The people are all laughing at Dan
VOORHEES, very silly explanation Of his
on the Presidential question.
The Democrats look sheerish over it.
Ex-senator Doolittle, who lives here, is
another illustration of that old saying,
" A prophet is not without honor, save in
his own country" He is endeavoring
to practice law in Chicago but makes
slow progress at it. He ranks as third
rate lawyer. His family lives near Ra
cine. The "tool of Andy Johnson"
spends his Sabbaths here. He has very
littlo standing at home.
We shall write next from some point
on the Northwestern Railroad.
JUNIOR.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-25

Latest returns from Ottawa county an
dictate that the vexed question Of re-
location a. the county seat is at last set
tied, Minukapoiis retaining the same.
The late m6ndsmus suit was decided in
the Suprema Court adversely to Lindsey
and . subsequent trial fore new election,
before the county commissioners also
failed. Look out for > rapid improve
ment in Ottawa county rs soon as 1t II
positively certain that she will hsvs No
farther county scat trouble.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-25

The disreputable use of lower-case
letters where capitals ought to be used,
by the Topeka Commonwealth, is source
Of constant sorrow TO its readers, "One
Of whom we are which," We have Ia
bored, with all the energy of goodwill,
to bring about reform in this regard,
but hitherto without avail. Now will
the Commonwealth please capitalize such
words as President, and Republican and
Democratic when speaking of the two
political parties, or give us some good
reason why it doesn't. If every time
we happened to print Prouty or Kings
name We should commence them with
lower-case letters 1t wouldn't outrage
them any more than does the Common
,cedlth's indiscriminate and disreputablc
tabooing OF capitals. -Atchison CAampi-
on.
We endorse the "sentimcnts of the
above" in full, and, with due respect,
would go farther AMI request that Sftte,
and Republic and aIl words Of like impor-
lance should be capitalized. 1t has been
a source of great annoyance to US that
the Commonwealth and a few other news
papers will persist in departing from the
established rule of capltalizing and 9th
ers will persist in sticking to it. Our
printers possess the faculty of /" follow
ing copy" even if it goes out of the win
dow, and we are often compelled, in re-
spect to our accepted rule, to mark our
proof-sheets full of corrections; and then
sometimes fail, owing to their multitude,
to make the desired changes from lower
case letters. If the style Of the Com
monwealM was universally adopted, it
would not be so bad, but We hold that
the words Democrat, Republican, South,
East, Republic, &C., (whcn the three last
refer to our country, should all COM
mence with capital letters. 1t COMFORTS
with dignity and beauty to commence
the names of the two parties, of the
those of our States and of .ur nation
with full, round capitals. As VIC would
oppose the introduction of the phonetic
system into the common use of our lam
guage, 40 do We object to this infraction
of q custom that is cssert ial to preserv-
ing the purity of the language. The
"hwich," the "hwy" and the "hwere-
fore" of father Taylor, Of the Wyandott
Gazette, arc objectional, because they are
innovations that detcrioatc rather than
add to perspecuity and pleasantncss of
sight. We should not adopt the Ger
man style Of capitalizing all nouns,
neither can we eschcw capitals from all
nouns without bad effect.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-25

p. Donan, the editor of the Lexington
(Mo.) Caucasian, has gained little no.
toriety throughout the country for be-
ing, or claiming to be, the first to nomi-
nee Horace Greeley for President. On
the second page of the paper no keeps
standing this creed Of faith: State
sovereignty-whitc supremacy and Re-
pudiation-This is Liberty.-Our motto:
Never Despair of the Rcpublic.-Our
Platform: The Constitution of 1860 and
the Rights of the States.-Our Doctrine:
This . White Mans Government, made
for White Men and their Posterity for
cver!-Down with the Fifteenth Bedam-
nedment-Total Reputation Of the Mon
strous Yankee War Debt. that Accurs-
ed, Demonstrations Burden, accumula-
ted BY an Unconstitutional Mob styling
itself q Congress, in the prosecution of
an Unconstitutionai Crusade for the Ac-
complishment Of an Unconstitutional
and Horrid Purpose.-Down with Bond.
holders and Observation-Disclosures
of the Military to the Civil Authorities
Down with the Satraps.-Equal Tax
alton and Rightfnl Representation of all
the States, or Another Rebellion.-Rev.
6lution must be.met by Counter Rcvolu
tion.-Force by Force Violence by
violence And Usurpation should be
Overthrow, ii need be, by the Bayonet.
Down with Test Oath and R,gistra-
ton !-vive La Republique For Pres
ident, Horace Greeley; For Vice Prcsi
dent, B. Gratis Brown" The tele tells
for itself. Can Republicans sappor'
men standing on such cnunc;atioas!
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-25

Then it~devolves upon the several
counties to say whom VIC wifthave. We
unheSitatingly pronounce as our>choice
Col. Phillips. We believe he combines
many clements of strength not possessv
"a BY either of the other candidates.
First of all he will go to the convention
with tho whole support of his home,
and then such assurances have already
been given that induces the belief that
the majority of the counties of West.
ern Kansas will cast their strength for
him on the first ballot. If the expires.
sions of the newspapers of-castern,
northern and southern Kansas arc test,
be will have an assured majority of the
convention on its meeting. He is re-
g&rded by all as an honest able and good
man, and however conflicting interests
may have been or how powerful might
be the wishes for the success of some
particular friend, no one chooses to un'
dcrrate him but all accord him much
praise Of character, energy and integrity
An element which it behooves the
West to consider is, that the name, char
acter and influence Of Col. Phillips pre-
vail throughout the State and that If We
present such q man his nomination j,
certain.
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STRAYED.

From the undersigned, Monday July 18th, twelve
or fourteen head Of sheep. Two had bells lib
eral feward will be paid for their recovery
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-25
Whe ASCENT the fAieves.

Out of the fifteen cases of defalcation
in the customs revenue service, only two
Of the officials were appointed BY Pres
ldent Grant. The following list will
show where the moral responsibility
rests:
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To All Whons 1t May Concern.

Notice hereby given that books for subscription n
IN. c,ptaI stock II the Sslina Atlanta mond Rail
wny Company i'll be opened forthwith at the olIce Of
the county clerk Atlanta. Rice county the office OF
rrsl estate once Of s. n. Wood. Raymond, Rce coun-
ty sud the ONCE of H. Prescott sslina, Saline eoin-
ty and the said hooks will be keps open until all oil
the said stock is subscribed.
By os,ier Of the board directors Of the 3, A. Z.
r. NC. J. H. PBkSCOTs
Saiina, July SRI, lss7. Presidenf
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If the Tribune would publish . few OF
these interesting facts It might do the
people q favor. But a. it has ceased to
be an organ, and parted with the mon
key, we can hardly expect the repetition
of old times.
The same proportion Of roguery holds
good with all the thieves that have been
ferreted out during Gen. Grants term.
More than three-fOurths of the whole
number were appointed by Andy John
son. How very "liberal' it would be
to have our Democratic friends tell the
whole truth, and allow their constitu-
ents to know who it was that appointed
the thieves.
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They have hunted for sometime with
ont success in Pott.x atomic for Gree
'-v OAnublicnn.
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NL Nh. 4. PHILLIPS.

IL stands the people Of Western Kan
sas in hand that they shall be united in
their efforts TO secure ono Of the three
Congressman, this fall. There must be
no strife between men or section and Sec
ton. We have big country. and 1t is
going to grow larger. We have inter
ests that require strict attention, that can
be best advanced by some man coming
from the immediate field of those scenes.
We can not afford to allow contention to
arise in the selection of that particular
man. for, we are satisfied, it will be only
through harmonious action and strong
work that the candidate will be granted
rs by the Congressional convention. If
Col. Phillips lie he who will bring forth
the greater amount Of strength, let it be
him; bat II it is Stricken, of Junction
City, or Houston, of Manhattan, or Jenk-
ms, Of Cloud, or some one else Of West
ern Kansas, he should, whoever he is, re-
ceivc the united support of the several
counties of Western Kansas. VIC Of
Western Kansas don't expect to go into
the convention and nominate u man
alone, but we, by being united and pre-
senting the name Of some good man,
NAV expect to have that nomination con-
cedcd TO us by the other portions Of the
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-23
9err Greeley Der Gbrlt@c.

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flrworter Der probtbitio> uno Sonntaesz
esl.be, aber er raetnt Is In bielen punfz
ten, .pie abera0, ~ebrltd". ST 1T etn
9el&wcrener Geino Der Corruption.
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Die Antpprt BEG perm 2srop laatst
pis folgt:
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81. s. @te irren fia. 6oraee@rees

81. s. sic irren fd. 6oraee@refs
lty >par nur Der Geino Der I'M S9ooE
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-23

~&eformer" bon preftlNonI >pel&e unter
eem @orwanoe, IS bonble f@ bier utn
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wn1en. 6ofentli@ fino i'm @onsreb
9enu9 ebrltde unb ebrenbafte Mdnner,
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oe5 prdlioenten NaGprud 3u perleiben,
uno cine u&eform", beren {esensreide
Birfun9 9eraoe oenen ju @ute fomu1t.
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9dnSli@ fern fteben, purdf%bren gu belz
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gu baten ft@ i'm parteiintere0e ausbeuz
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$50 bic Menidlt@tett reoet> ba 1pate
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Der &%Toorfeer Der 81 ctnnatt Guu,
Dentipu lber oeren Nefultat.

Nidter @tanlep matbeps. noel
der tempordr ben @ordb in Der Gin
ctnnatter: Convention fib,ts> ete rcrlelte
an S6urS permanent l%bertraoen
rpuroe, beoicnte f9 In leiner Mnlprohe
an bic Convention iebr ltarfer Nu6prlds
in BeSua ouf bic in Der 8ermaltunQ
berrldsnee Corruption. sSn Be;r9 ouf
Die etgsntli9e Beoeutuns bieler Dorte
Don einsm per|bnli9en @albinetoner
Treunee btfra9t, a%nlrportete Der &idter
uuo Grporiberpe Der @inctnnatt@on on
pentton nit einem Briefe aue mel9em
wir etlide Stelen beroorbsben uuc UNI
fern Greeley 3eluten als Sc lunobeitsz
idnupftabaf6< prileu oferiren.
,.Ni9ts", ldretbt Der @rprd( lpent Der
Cincinnati Convention unter Datum Gin
c%innoti, Is. Mai in benz in Der v@incin<
natl @a3ette" publieirten Brief .ni&ts
ras nit Der 10 chen fottgebabten l9anpz
bepedten (disgraced) uno &maa d.
y Q lien @%onpentton in @erbinpuna teb1,
bdtte mir 10 peinlt@ lein fbnnen, als
SIRE @rinnerune an iene Don mir Qe>
lprodenen @orte."
Der GrprdiDent oer Cincinnati @on=
pentton. nadoem er pielelbe 10 als cine
~ldanebeoedte" uno M9ma9poue" be-
;eibuet, erfldrt bann meiter, oab, penu
er in Cincinnati bon Der in Der Ser
10 altun9 berrl6enpen Corruption Aez
lprcden, er Die unier eanies polis
ttlbe6 2eben peraif'enre Corruption
aemetnt, BON nelder 1th bic Cincinnati
Convention an Der IS Jpn ttef lhmerie,
1betl 9enomuen 81 baber> ol5 cas-
neueftc uno bette probe1tud bemetl e."
@o ipri9t elm refer Ter Neform freunpz
lider u meritaneL penn er Feht poe
er miBbrau@t morpsn. Deutibe
Mdnner, bic in berltlben Sage (ino n
e8 I'm Sttuen ebenio 1@mer3li9 Bella
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tn Cincinnati 3u ermarten, ebe fe iib nit
oer B%eweBune' etnlieben, loGsn ii@ bod
ourd faldeS d N obbalten, tbren
Srrtbum 6fentli& 3u befennen, unp tra<
gen nit perbiBenem 3dbnefnirlbsn bic
ibneu pur@ @reeleY'6 domination an
setbane @9maG.
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merfun9 Der platform perlaetem a n
BEN Deut19en allen unb ies|

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Convention t1radteten, 10 mdre es, UNI
lsrer Mn1@t mad, au& pei1en YRidt &C.
melen. barauf 81 ieten, pab mir Deut>
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GraultGe WtsosrmeRclur3 eiaer
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