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continued o1citomont. From her curly aottlo-
mont sho hns boen tho
| BEAT or SENSATIONS.
| brought forth amid tho storms and strifcs in
| eldant to Border RufllanBm, hor subgoouont
history has boon fraught with mort astonishing
and ofton appalling oyonts. She had her
drought mud consequent famine. Sho Ind hor
Qaentroll md Lawronco-massacro Flor polti-
oal history hns been enlivonod with such dra-
matio characters as John Brown, Jim Lane,
pomoroy, and York. Ed. Ross, Silnoy Clark,
Caldwell, and othorB OF 1essor noto, lnyo figured
| loss conspicl1ously. In whatoyor department
aho ahows her hand, KnnBan invariably caps tho
climax. Sho docs nothing by halves. Tho
t drought Of 1850 WIS tho worst tho country eyer
know, and hor famine tho most starving. Quur-
troll was tho most vilainouB lend Of tie ago,
and hia 1nassaoro at Lawrence tho mont dnbolical
cad OF In tho annals Of crime. John Brown and
Jm Lane werc cminontly peculiar. Alexander
CALDWELL had an experience in tic United Statos
Senate essentially hia own. Tho deliberate
| Wholesale butchory by tho Dcndcra at Cherry
valo has no parallel. Tho tragic dofoat Of pomo-
| roy by the etratogotio trcachory Of York will
stand alono throughout tho ages. Tho fact is,
that, whom Kansas does anything, she docs II in
Hucll way tllat it nevor can bo initiated.
Last Wlator thero was o Senatorial volcano,
and John ]. ingalls, was eont to tho surface like
sky-rockot. Noxt wintor thero1l be something
olse. Tho political gladiators arc training for
THE SENATORIAL TOURNAMENT.
The ernco for a1r. Ca1dvclls s,1ccossorship prom
igos to be moBt hotly contested It will DO very
al,ter9n. from tho htrugglo last wintor: Ihen il
combined against tho tayorito. Next winter It
will 10 scrub-race wholly. Tho following on
| tries have beon made. montlon them il tho
| order of their prominence:
| GOV. r. A. OSBORN
| Is an atfable, cunning, strategetic fellow He s
poor npoaker, aud not strong writer. Ho
succeeds on account Of hiB strategy and " yinnin
ynys."
81. KALLocu
will be prominent candiato, owing to bis ac-
! knowledged ability, together with the fact Tint
ho will represent tho pomeroy element OF tho
State.
Ex-aov. HARVEY
will mustor respectable force in the Western
strotch." Tho campaign last winter demonstrat-
cd the fact TINT there IL no outcome to tho Gov
error. Ho rises 80 high, and his momentum is
o1haustod. Ho will mover be Senator.
member Of Congress. Cobb thinks we'll Of him
soll some Say, "moro highly thai 10, ought
TO-" He il fiery and inlpotuons. Tho groateut
even when everybody says ho haH no show. r
shall make uo prediction about Cobb.
JUDGE LOW
would havo been = formidable candidate. but he
got t1c grabb' last spring. Tho judge noyor
"paid it back" Tho back-pay steal il foarfully
unpopular.
Ex-aov. CHARLES ROBINSON
u trimming hia sails to catch the Changers,
his corn, but he attonds faithfully tlo moutincs
OF tho Grangors. Ilo orateB olo1uontly on tic
oppression OF 1nonopolfos He is hoart and hand
with tue farmer. II this Granger tide floods
any ono into the Senate, Robinson may be tho
man.
THO friends Of :,
Say that ho will be candidate for reelection.
This IL tho shooreat nonsense. pomeroy IL leud
boyond tho hopo Of resurrection. Tho peopo OF
hansas have no moro uBo for such piouB atates-
men as Mr. r. Tho veil Of hypocrisy has boon
torn OF, aud he stands forth III all the naked do
1ormity OF hypocritical trickBtor. While tho
CONDUCT OF York il condemned as baBin Of po-
itlcai action, yet, IN this particular instance,
thousands Of our people rejoice in the treacery
that freed the State from the champion oorrup-
ZIONIST Of tho West.
SENATOR 1SaALLB
WILL tnKo hanu Ill tho coming Senatorial con-
test, hut no will not play m open gamo until
ne hhus tho winning man. Ingalls, is n tino
lawyer md brilliant writer, and, although Il
"lishtning" Senator tho opportunity is pro-
oSA4tcAA ~ bot AAtu Mul60lI IT, 5t2aL name among
the people Of kanaas. Thoy aro disguated and
an almost dlsheartened. with the corrupt shysters
TINT have so long nisropresontcd thenl in tho
halls of Congress-. Thoy long for m ora Of fair-
doaling and 4igh-minded statesmanship. Thoy
Sigh for tho day when tho public woal, and not
piunder shall engage the efforts Of their public
aorvants It yet remains to bu goon .shotlor
Ingalls, shall meet this domand.
Should a fortunate acicction ho muio next
Nlntor for tho vacant Benatorship, Kansas may
yet hayo respectable delegation in CongrosH.
There is
WONDERFUL DEAnTH
IN this country OF firBt-cass Sonat orial timber
OF tho large list Of those who arc willing aud
anxiousto DO ancriicod, there is not single
namo that stands out in bold relief US 4 nun
well-fttod for the e1altod position by all tho
gifts OF endowment and requirement. Tloso
who have tho ability arc wanting in moral char
actor. Those who havo integrity arc devoid Of
Intellectual powor The people arc, therefore,
the result, the contest promises to DO lively
one. MosEs.
All Excitement in Denver.
An immense excitement was created On