The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-08-22

tbe eaapagn respectable crowd In nanbeD at Gree
Icy meeting. e.sbsrsd. Many Of them were Gr.st
men, who 70 Tie show. ExNayor Smith called
the meeting sd ssted IL they bod net 70 70
joies he great NseTsi Rvsbess sessy n NersA
CsrulIsa Mr. ssaSa0 was eallsd f. nd ststsd to De
meeting 70 the surprise of a that be hsd assd to he
yea u maturity and that he gsa that be hsa
the privilege Of rejoicing the great Literal R~bess
vetoey-bat b. bsa beea siow believe that Greeley
would be the Pesdest bat that be always looked 70
his interest Or Solomon is candidate for Cousfy
AtsonsyJ and Pcsitent He then ciesd - ex'
smpie. Of his eundtiaa Mr. Hannsods eenverta which,
think. usseoessasy. fDr the manner in which he
swung his nha eaapPed his banda and shouted seu no
In doubt but that he would make hrsteiass camp
meeting esavst Following Mr. 8, several Liberal Re
Pubcsss spoke An rsjoiosd the great Liberal Re
psbiiesa victory.
Here the programme changed Nr. Hereford. Border
RuHan Rebel Demncr.t mounted the stand. and said:
Fellow Citizeps: This 10 the rst great victory have
gained for twelve yean" tcheefsJ voice exeept Bals
Rnn) Nr H. spoke for time but the substance Ws
all contained in the Arst sentence.
Then eentlenan from jackson County said: Il nm .
Democrat and avsys have been and aways expect to
This 10 the greatest victory and the erOwning success Of
the great DeDocratc party take pleasure in reocin:
with yoa Click Hetheringtoo StringeIlow and other
staunch old Democrats then spoke rejoicing the
great Democratic victory. The Liberals subsided having
no more tno Sc8te AItef tue spcak
ing closed Joe Ham, followed by about 6fy small boys
headed BY the band marched the Pso Office and gave
thres rousng cheers for Judge Graham The jo6cation
kept mp tall late hour and in fact at al hours Of the
night the melferous voices Of the Liberal Democrats
could be heard Say, have heern from North kar
nyf But the tune turned when the that the
Republicans had gained the day and the victory wss our
Liberals and Denoersts have since made Themselves
Joe Ham refuses 10 except upon acu
business Nayss Smith has keen heard of for week
past Any is1sstion Of his whereabouts win be thank
fully received by his bereaved family the Greeley Club
Hereford poor fellow b consoling his grief with the
sparkling Beverage the only firm and lasting friend Of
the Democrat and Solomon has subsided had his head
shaved and gone home to his mother So ended the first
great Liberal jolliHcation in Atchison.
Judge Nathan Price. of Troy delivered able sddress
before the Grant and Wilson Club Wednesday evening
the close Of which, late teegraphc dispatch read
confirming the that North Carolina had gone RePub
lcan. This received with tremendous shout which
continued for time. One old coored threw his
hat the ceiling elapped his hands, sad shouted GLORY
hallelujah for Mort Karlinyr'
the held the street. last Friday evening in
honor Of the late Republican victory Able addresses
delivered by Col. Anthony Gen. Guthrie and othera Mu.
sic by the Atchson Silver Band Grant Gee Club and the
new Grant cannon, were part Of the exercises
The political status Of Achison has been conaidered
doubtful Il believed for WHILE that enough Of the
Republicans had gone the Democrats carry the
place for Greeley; but the Republicans fully
alive their work. the tide is fast tunn: and Grant will
undoubtedly out far ahead Quite large number Of
Republicans who at first favored tho Liberal move
returned and for Grant Several Of the most sub
stania Democrats Of the place will for Grant, The
colored vote Is unit They have large Grant and Will
Club have repudiated Sumner and Greeley. and say
they will desert the party thatgave them their all
their freedom, the who enforced the Klu Klux laws
and stood between them and reensavement-
Victory Il ours! MICAH.