The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-09-20
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

CAMPAIGN NOTES.
To the Greeley Democrats: Have
You yet heard from that .'tidal
wave?" Isn't it about time the
aforesaid "wave" was putting in an
appearance? Let her wave.
Flop p. Baker. of the Topeka
Wood-Chopper, (Greeley,) complI-
ments Sam Wood for his speeches
at the late halE-breed convention and
hopes he win stake the stump" It
has only been q few week since the
Same author was putting Vic Wood
hull to the skies, and If Sam takes
MS notices as complimentary he is
evidently hard up for q favorable
notice" But we concur in the de-
sire for Sam to "take the stump"
The Kansas Banner Germany of
Lawrence, como out again,t the
half-breed ticket nominated at To-
peka last week. %
HALF-BREED TickEr.4The half
breed ticket (half Democratic and
half LiberaD nominated at Topeka
last week docs not give the best of
satisfaction.
OCoNoR.-New York special des-
patches say the decision of the
Louisville convention In regard to
running Charles O'Conor is under
stood to be definitely made up, and
that he will be kept as their candi-
date at the head Of the ticket. Major
Moreau starts for the South, where
he will take the stump. He says
O'Conor's support In Indiana is i'm
mense. He feels assured that Gree
ley will be beaten at least $4,000
votes. although whether by the
Bonrbons or Republicans he will
not say. He claims that Greeley
will be compelled to Withdrew in q
few weeks. One vote, he declares,
Is already secured for o. Conor-that
of the capitalists and merchants of
cities and towns. Solid men Of
wealth know that Charles O'Conor
is man or clearer financial policy
than Gen. Grant. They viii all
vote for him. ait IL the real wave
of reform that Is now sweeping on
ward" said Major Moreau, 'tand
Charles O'Conor will be the next
President" We fear brother Mo-
reaui Is doomed to disappointment
in the last prediction In this last
prediction, but oh, how mad the
Greeleyites arel Let 'em fiz. We
are coming out all right.
GONE OvER.-The Liberals have
got disgusted In New York, and
have broken up their headquarters
at the Astor House and have gone
over and Joined with the Democrats
at the st. Nicholas.
ARKANsAs.-Hon. George w. Nc
Lean, who was nominated In Ar
kansas as Presidential elector on the
Greeley ticket, has come out for
Grant. He claims that Arkansas
will give 5000 majority for Grant.
CALIFoRNIA.-Delegate McCor-
Mick, Of Arizona, writes from Los
Angeles, California, that there has
been everywhere on that coast q
rapid change in favor OF the Repub-
lican ticket, and that California will
give a larger majority than Gov.
Booth received.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says
Nobody in Indiana estimates the
Liberal Republican strength in the
State at less than 10000" The
most cheerful liar in the whole
crew has never put 1t above 5000,
and there are twice that number of
Democrats who will not support
Greeley.
'RAH.-Vermont Senate unani-
mously Republican-House ten to
one ditto. 'Rsh for Greeley. About
the same in Maine. 'Rah tor Brown.
wAN1NG.-It cannot be doubted
that the successive defeats which
the Liberal Democracy has sustain
ed in all the State and local cleo
lions OF the year thus far are indie
tive of the popular judgment on
that political frand. Everybody
knows that those States which go
Republican in the preliminary con-
tests will give q largely increased
majority for Grant in November.
Not only do all the State elections
indicate that the Greeley move
ment is rapidly waning, but the re-
ports from all quarters point the
same way. We hear constantly of
men here, there and everywhere
who are coming back into the Re-
publican ranks, but we hear of no
more changes the other way. The
Geeeley movement eliminated long
since, and Il IL patent to everybody
now thai 1t is losing ground every
day. 5p-h
INDIANA.-The Louisville Court
er-Journal, q Greeley paper of the
Southern stripe, recommends Ken
tuckians to 60 over into Indiana TO
help out the waning fortunes of
Greeley as follows:
Kentucky is interested I'm the
election over In Indiana. Having =
certain victory on this side of the
river, her real strength and viQor
should DO shown on the other. We
inaist upon this, aud hope our warn
Ing words VIII be heard and heed
edit There IL anecessity for prompt
and well directed assistanoe. and it
should 60 at once. Laborers are
needed In the vineyard, and we hone
tdey Will enter before the eleventh
hour or 1t will be fatally too late"
If that is not cool we don't know
what IL. Think OF . leading Gree
ley paper openly advising the Ken
tuck rebels and dead beats to yio-
late law by crossing over 10 Indi-
ana to vote. But Indiana IL proba-
bly, ready for such an event. It has
so long been the Democratic custom
10 outrage law and the ballot box
that the authorities have learned to
took out for such outrages. The
indianapolis Journal, In noting the
above advice &C the Louisville pa
per, says: '.1.e -
Scare will be taken for the recep-
ainn nR ihnaal KanfnnhYIl lahnr.a.ea