The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-01-05


and follow and punish the Indians,
who are camped near the border
with large quantities of stolen stock.
HORACE GREELEY's LAsr.-The
Caacusiaa = bitter Democratic
and negro hating sheet, published
at Lexington, Mo-, contains the fol-
lowing letter dressed to its editor /
- CE2 New York, Dec. 1s, 1871.
10 r. Oendll, Lexington, No.:
s1R:-I have you're OF the 18th inst.
have no doubt that the policy you suggest
Is the one that our party ought to adopt.
They should have had Mr. Salmon p.
Chase in 1853. Then, as the result Of that
contest, the return Of genuine peace and
thrift would have been promoted. That
policy gave you more last year in Nilsson
RI than could have been achieved by q
party triumph. You may err Is 10 the
proper candidate 1 am not the man you
need. Your party Is mostly FOR free trade,
aud am q feroefous protectfcnist. I
have no doubt that might be nominated
and elected by. your help, but It would
place US all IN q false position. II I who
am adversely interested can see this,
am sure your good sense viii, on refiec-
ton, realize that you must take so e
man like Gratzs Brown or Trumbuu, or
Gen. Cox, IAt9 Secretary Of the Interior,
and thus help to paeify and Feunite our
,s country anew, 9S Tas.cx a epr ,y,h
- The CHIcori MoB.-Arkansas
has long been noted for its desper-
ate characters. 1t isa fngorite re-
sort of outlaws; a land where
schools and churches have not been
so we'll patronlzed as the groceries,
which are the head quarters of loaf
ers and dens of decentralization. 1t
appears that 'Chicot county, in the
extreme southeast corner of the
state, on the river, has lately been
the scene of mob violence. The
difficulty began, as usual, at gro
Gerry. 1t was owned by Carrot,
who had two friends named Sanders
and aDuggan. 1t appears that
lawyer named Wynne, negro, had
a quarrel with Sanders, and In the
scuffie Garrett handed, Sanders a
knife with which he stabbed and
instantly killed 5Wynne. The me-
groes were angry at the murder of
their leading man by these notori-
busly bad characters. They gather
ed in force and 1ynched them. No
good citizen viii justify such outra-
ges. The law should deal with
criminals and not the mob. But
the. attempt to make it. appear that
the white men were respectable and
inoffensiYe citizens, will fail. tcIi.
The following is a special to. the
st Louis Democrat, dated Little
Rock, December 9th. aai 9lss
ARRIVALS from Chieot county report
tnEt, after the shooting OF the murderers
Sanders, Garrett and Duggans and
the destru ton Of CARROTS store, where
ately dispersed, and the Sheriff and his
posse have since remained in peaceable
| pos ession of the place. Sanders, Garrett
| and Dugan had been notofiously bad char
&C ters, one having committed several
murc ers, and another having whipped 9
| negro and broken his arm, previous to
their combined attack on w ynne. These
| circumstances rendered the negroes, when
| assaulted. uncontrollabIe until they had
| secured themselves from any further Vio-
fence ~ Lnetr hAnuss So rs1f-i.'t
Papers recently lanearthed at
Paris go to show that the commun-
lists were anxious to submit to the
government authorities during the
latter part of April, but were pre-
vented by Rossell. ,aa.3arar la .
ta-A, band of Kin Kfux made a
raid upon some negroes near
Bridgeport. KY, ON the night of the
I'D. whipping some and ordering
| others to leave the vicinity or be
put to death. 1t is declared to. be
the purposes of these outlaws to
drive all negroes out of the county,
The annual reviewo the prog.
ress of Kansas City, shows won.
derful prosperitY.in all branches o.
trade, and industry, The increase
of population has been about S,0OC
since the completion Of the census
| of 1870. Over seven hundred new
| buildingsahaVe been erected9sin the
city during the past yearS 70 More
than 10000 head of Texas and Other
cattle have been received at The
stock yards, of which $1,000 head
were Slaughtered and packed in tht
city. The. hog product of the sea-
son is 5000 head. G., The assessed
valuation of real estatesis over eley
en- millions. - The amount of capita
invested in manufacturing. is on,
million of dollars, and The value O
fgoods rnaHufact ured Is %, Ss9, O06.-
The river business Embraces Ill ar
rivals and departures of boats. Tht
general aggregate of business trans
acted in the city for 1871 shows 81
average increase over 1870 Of Rbou
% per cent. ~ - oil '-ias, ~. a
The Grand Duke went to sc,
| how they kill hogs at the. Chicago
Uuion Stock Yards. IL. - -,
--Adyices from Washingtonss
that it is conceded, by wellgiAform'
led politicians from Iowa, that Wm
lB. Allison will pc elected TO Jht
Senate IN place of Harlan. Allison
| is the united choice OF the northern
portion of the STATE, which, neveFye
had . sensatorinal representstive,apt
heswiH besides receive the support o
many legislators of ersectiens
who are. opposed to- HAElan.l It is
asserted that the administration has
no SPECIAL preference for any Of the
rival candidates. 7s a. 81 - Z
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fJ-OHve Logan,Si q letter to- the
Tribune, says the subject OF WON.
ans enfranchisement 'shas become
SO loaded with obnoxious features
that what once seemed . fair protest.
against tyranny and taxation with
out Representation, is now becom.
ing a. nuisance to, audiences. It il
also becoming nuisance to me- and
L have resolved to conflne myself in
future to a line of remarkss1hieh
has done more toward winning me
such fame and fortune ASH posses.
than anytaiHgFh AV0said about suf'
frage.T UncgeaaI Agnas have lb9er
laid upon it, let it CO."
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lse-The5 Ohio Senate sdopted Ares
ol0tion1 asking Senators and RepEe.
sentatiSes OF that State TO vote -foi
Sul1nerssoone term amendment q
theFederaf Constitution! Two Re.
pnblicans voted with the Democrat
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