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Rock Island, Aug. 30, 1878.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-30
SAruRpiY'sW SYEsfI0x.

!. As predicted, the convention Of las,
Saturday proved to be a ridiculous farce
Before the proceedings were half CON-
ple.cd delegates left tho room entirely
dissusted /; and after the convention bad
adjourned, delegates stated publicly on
the streets they wonld not support the
ticket. The Representations III tho COLI,
vcntion was unjust, and, as a conse-
qucncc, our portion of the county near
" carried OF all ihe"spoiIs". The farm
crs - class are dissatisfied, and will
give cordia! support to opposition tick
cts. The packing Was well handled,
and the men were nominated according
to the programme" Credentials for
some OF the dclegates were made out
dur. ny the session Of the convention.
There was as much figuring on the part
Of the delegates as in any convention
ever held in Saliae county. 1t is the
birth ofa mouse after the stupsndous
labOriny of . mountain.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-30

In Hoods Household Magazine 70,
November, the table OF contents seem,
spread for . Thanksgiving feast, and
gives evidence that no efforts have been
spared that could add to its excellence
"a Sermon on SKINNER" is not only
pleasing in its quaininos', AMI original
,y, but contains sound logic. airs
Pomeroy's Pin Money" is capital. Up.
on tho stand" is another mcriterious
sketch. by tho popular writer Ka.e w.
Hamilton. "Codfsh and Potatoes" BY
Eleanor Kirk, Is u short serial which
opens well. 'Gr"wing Aged Together
by the Rev. Robert ColIycr. is well wor,i.
the price of the years subscription it il.
full Of this great mans cl0quence-pow
.rful in its vcry -,mpli lily There are
many other interesting articles had we
space to mention them. Tho poetry in
this number is unusually good. A new
feature Of the magazine is the introduc-
ton of pictures, and tho illustration,
"Past, Present and Future, there given,
is exceedingly pretty.
Price Of magazine, one dollar per year
with the chrome yosemite, !" one dol
lar and halt. Address
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE.
Sewburyh, N. Y.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-30

Sews from the east shows the effect OF
the late panic to be r:ther serious with
tn manufacturing interests Of the coan-
try, and many establishments hsve been
o''ligod to saat down. Others have re
duced the number of hours Of labor and
the wages. Some Of tho railroads have
alas ordered. a reduction of wages OF en-.
plnyces This condition of affairs at
this season is TO be deeply regretted, and
vii! cause much suffering during the
winter raloss the factories can resume
business.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-30

Notwithstanding Comte dc Chambord
is SO eager to become King of France aa
to agree to any terms proposed BY the
people, the municipal elections have re-
suited in Republican su-ccsscs. This
result may be attributed to his assuring
foreign powers that he would not inter
fcre 10 restore to the Popo temporal
power. Nevertheless tho monarchi.ts
are hopeful and look to de Ch:mbord's
cnthrownment for start, and if no can.
not "plcdgs himself" politically speak
ing, he will probably abdicatc and
COmtc dc Paris will take his place.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-30

On tho first page will be found an cx-
cellcnt article on d" bolting," taken from
Herper's Weekly, which expresses very
clearly principle in politics which has
been pretty eAectually carried out in
the late elections. 1t is no longer tho
Law that tests ones fidelity to his party
which demands that he shall euppo, {
any one who may be able to mako ccr-
tain combinations and trades and there.
by secure q party nomination in its ZEN.
vsntion but rather that he should use
his influence and ballot in defense OF tho
interests and principles o the party
against that element which espouves any
winning cause merely to further their
personal and sclfish ends, even at q sac
ri6ce Of the spirit of tho party. Voters
arc beginning to ask !: =" IL tho candidate
honest! Is no capablef" and tbs mere
assurance that he is ga good Rcpubli-
ean," or "a good Democrat" is not sui.
ficicnt Recommendation 10 insure the on.
t.rc party support.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-30

The 0rtobcr report of the ssa;istician
of The department Of agriculture. in
cludcs digest of returns IRON the couai
ties producing large proportion Of tie
corn crop of the United States. 1t ID
not he final report upon TIC quantity,
compared with last years crop, bu, the
last report Of the season upon the eoad',
ton Of the crop. Tho average is 81, or
l6 pr cent. below normal crop.
The October average last year was los,
or 8 per cent. above The crop Of last
year was estimated at $4,000, 900
bushels. In view of the decrease Of 1
per. cent. in area, the indicated reduction
is above 25 per cent, or 2lO, zoos, OOO.-
Commonwealth.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-30
Items from Japa0.

Japan dates October 9Th have been
received. The government 10 about to
have n history OF tho empire written,
tho materials boing rapi ly accmmulai ed
A christian church has boon Organi
Fed at Tukei. They acknowledge Christ
~ the Saviour, but hold them selves in
dependent of all foreipn churches.
There are Gfty-two papers published
in Japan. .--
A training school for schoolmasters
on the American plan has bscn establish
ed ut Myoki
Mr.. Brigham. the new minister. has
assumed the duties Of his Office.
All cooIie ships are ordered out of
Chinese waters Chinese jnnk> cruise off
Macao to intercept cOolie junks.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-30

silver bars on hand and capacity for
coming 81, 100000 a year-over mil
lion menth,-are 70 be run to their
full capacity. The effect Of this move
will be to give stable Value TO gssea-
backs, which being raors eonvsnieni
to handle than coin will be moro desis.
able for general business whea the noe
city Of carrying the "shincrs" b.s worn
of. 1t must be an invaluable agent in
loosening currency throughou, the coun-
try. But it does not insure gold pay.
ments, nor as jet reduce its premium.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-30
fELEGRAPnlC NOTES.

1oB00o1t nv NVb00e
Iowa official re nrns from all the coun
ties but seven gle Carpenter, the re.
publican candidate for Governor, Il "a
jprity of 10, 765. Tho remaining coun-
ties will increase the majority to over
10000. Tho Legislature is also rcpub-
lican in both branches.
Cooper Union, New York city, Was
filled Monday night by the opponents
Of any change in the common school
system involving the division of the
public funds to sectarian schools.
Among the resolutions passed was one
tavor,ng the incorporation OF the gcner-
al principle OF tho school system into
tho constitution of the nItsd States,
that it may become national, and may
be p'a I'd beyond thu reach Of it's enc
mics
ST. Louis, Republican, has special from
Dsnison, Texas. which says that Lieu
tenant Quimby, from Fort Richardson,
has arrived there, and reports that the
Indians in thai region are very hostile |;
several murders have been c"m united
by them during the pas, week, and much
took run of. A family living near
Wichita was butchercd. The settlers
fed to ranch in that vicinity, where
they were beSiegsd by . large baud
Of Indians. Two companies of soldiers
lett Fort Ri hardson ON Monday in pur-
suit Of the savages. There is quite an
alarm among the frontier settlers. The
Indians are believed to be commanches.
The Secretary Of the Treasury. reIa
tive to tho contemplated issue Of silver
coin 10 take tho place Of currency in
making payments. by the department,
SAYS he docs not know exactly how much
will be paid out. He expects il will be
convenient for him next week to issue
about 500, 600 in the regular course of
business, but this will depend somewhat
on circumstances ifgold should 20 up,
silver would not BE- paid cot, nor would
it be lift vas to be I'D agar to bank
srs for spcctula'ing purposes.
II - not 10 DO expected that the treasu-
y will begin on the 6rst Of November
" pay out silver com for every pur-
p ,sc, and Thus exhaust immediateicv
the entire amount held by the govern
ment.
Onc illustration Of the Il anner OF max
ing such payments Was presented BY the
to-day, who said that if . per-
son should present check for SIS $40
the chances wero tia; be would resc vc
$3.50 Of the amount IN silver The do. !
Of the Department is u i.- !
sue ssive. to whatever extea; /, can be |
d. nc. and. 40 there is
enough bullion to cs.in about 500. 900 |
within . week, this wili be used a. . !
T!
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-30
fHE OHIO ELECTION

The defeat Of the Republican party in
Ohio is attributed to many differcn,
causes, but more especially to the indif:
ference of the Republicans. II the
Prohibitionists had been SATISFIED with
a Iiq ,or law which sresiy exits in
Ohio and is considered one Of best and
most effective in the Union, ani Had
supports the pa ty which enacted it, a
victory for the Republicans would have
been insured. With q Democratic leg
islaturc who will never ego back on
their best platform plank (whisky) there
is chance of the law being repealed.
The Prohibitionists have gained nothing
but may lose much. Another cause for
defeat is advanced, and that is, many OBJ
jection:ble men were brought forward
for Office, and tho party whips could
not drive voters to their s.pport. The
farmers movement served to disoryan-
ixe the Republicans to some extent. In
tho defeat of the Republican party moth
ing has been gaingsd. No reform arc
insured, and no measures for public
benefit can DO expected. The Demo
cratic corpse 10 rssuseitated for . mo-
mcnt but will soon sink back to ever
lasting inscns,biii,y. What could the
ancient mound builders do for the .d.
vancement of onr present civilization,
were they to sprias up from ,a.ir tom },
and mingle in our national affairs for u
brist season /? What can q ruined party
isng since buried IN IT'S own corrupt
iOn-w,th its ancient prcajudices and
fossilized vicws-do towards aiding the
reforms asked for by this progressive
generation Of men! Simply nothing
By the defeat, however. Republicans
must icarn that eternal watchfu n:ss
in behalf of the sustensnce Of the siori-
Gus principles and the faidlmsat Of the
promises of their party is necessary, to
make the party victorious on every
field. The defeat has been a good les
son to party managers, and by i, better
management tor the future will DO cor
tain.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-30

The Doniphan County Republicans
lays down the following safe and good
doctrine. Let every voter remeabsr. Il
Men say, let rs put the best men in
ol1cef thsasthey vow support to- Ger
Tain lic:seLl asd yetin the sane breath
acknowledge thar > better msnfor some
Office is % aAOihef ticket This is par
ty.servitude.x Lss tie people vose Sel
those they conscientiousiy think are the
best men, in whom arc more generally
embodied The qualities OF the IDEAL Offic.
holder, and who will most faithfully nd
here to the principles vi econoay and
reform. - ~ 49,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-30

III, Wyando.t, Herald says: awe
learn from +. d Crane. who has ju-,
returned from Chicago, the cxhibi'
made by the Kansas Pacific Railway
Company 1t tho Chicago Exposi,io
was Gar superior to the exhibit made By
them at the Kansas City Exposition.
He informs as that the space allotted to
the Kansas Pacific in the floral hall Wa
the center Of a,traction: that old farmers
locked upsn tho fruit aad cereals there
displayed in utter amusement, and the
sentiment vas universal that Kansas
ccreals surpassed anything evor exhib-
ed from Kansas before. Hundreds OF
farmers said this would be their last
winter in Illinois, thai thev wero bound
q come 20 Kansas and settle for life"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-30

On Monday tho banks Of ST. Louis re.
snmsd currency payments. The event
occurred without any unusual excite.
ncnt. No runs took place, but, on the
contrary, the dc oei,s exceeded the de-
mauds. This action Of the banks has
boon marked with no unusual excite.
mont because there was general public
confidence in Western banks, and the
approval with which business men re.
ceivcd the intelligence tina, banks wero
lot paying ont heavy amounts of cur
rency during the panic generated conf.
dcnes among all classes, which soon set
tied into unconcern. Tho rcsu nption BY
the St. Louis banks was tardy, when
compared with the prompt action of the
Chicago houses, and hence the business
OF tho country governed by st. Louis
,aarkcts has been rather backward, In
this matter We SEQ the need Of more d..
root communication with Chicago By
h road that will work up her interest on
lis line, that VIC need not be governed by
the slow and easy going ST Lorisans.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-30

There is cvery indication that The
coming legislature will be composed VI
some Of the a6iest men aud sharpest pol
iticisns in the state. Such men ~ Judge
Horten, o. Atchi-on, Anthony, La,ta
or Caldwell, o, Lcavcnworlh, j. Z. Hor
ton and Tom. FenIon, Of Lawrence, J ohm
Martin, of Topeka, {. Z. Hutchinson, oil
F no, and men Of their stamp, ere talk
o.. of.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-30

Stokes, who is up on third trial, is
more likely TO be cleared than before.
Witnesses. who mast have kept silc. &C
because they were nut invited to speak,
testified qaite favorably for the defense.
The testimony has closed and tho case
10 now bving argued.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-30

A Compreh nsive article on railroads
is reported to the Michigan eonstitu-
tional convention, providing that the
legislature ehall establish reasonable
maximum rates for tho transportation
of passengers and freight. and prohibit
contracts between such railways and
companies IN favor of either rs against
other companies owing connection or
inters-cting lines also that no railway
corporation shall issue any stock. bonds
or evidences of indebted ness except for
money, labor of property actually ap-
piled to tho purpose for which the cor.
poraiion WAS crcated.-Common,cedith.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-30

The Dickinson county farmers con.
vention is pronounced y "farce and a
fraud" BY several delegates in the con
rcntion and considerable fault is found in
rulings Of she chair.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-30
Simultaneous with the rssump,ioo 9

Simultaneous with the resumption Of
earrncy payments by the ST. Louis
banks comes the intelligence that the
government is paying out specie on &C.
''ants presented against it. Tho gov.
eminent had on hand the beginning Of
t:.:s week one-half million dollars in sill
yer cu.n, and as :hc government only
makes partial payment-p.ying Ger.
Ia" {smaii) per cent. in currency and
tie remainder in carrcney-the amount
on b md viii last some weeks. In the
ms. n ime the mint., With abundance Of
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-30
rae AMENDMENT AGAIN.

While the voters are engaged in put
ting forward the claims Of their respect.
i've candidates upon the day of election,
they should bear in mind that the pre-
posed amendment to the constitution in.
creasing the number Of representatives
in the west, is entitled to their careful
consideration. The quest; N vas agi,a-
ted 10 . great degree, and the prospects
arc tina, the amcmdneni will be carried.
Here are its prominent sections: saa
SECTION 1. That section two srt;cie two, Of the
Constitution u Hesitate Of Kansas he amended SO - to
ns,ors shall he regulated by law BAT shall
coed hundred and twenty five REPRESENTATIVES and
forty senator. From ard alter the adoption Ut the
sm n.im.nf the Hous- Represent rvcs shall admit
..elbcr from each county IN which at least I'VE
ELECTION and each county in which less tn l..
two h.n1red legal vet cast al the ncN prs;-eat
part Of the representative district Of the coay lying
nent adjacent To it on the east.
SEC Z This amendment shall be subTn;tt-sl to the
electors Of taii state vr adIol or rcjcciion at th
sEc. ). The ballots used at said election shall be
cIioa two. article two. Of thu CONF, tution or
Against the amen Seat to section two, article twa
OF tao Constitution
The people Of the western par. cf
X al sas have heretofore taken back seats
with regard 10 all public matters and
all questions affecting the best interests
Of the state, and their wants and local
demands ask for additional represents
ton in tho legislature.
We hope every voter will cast his
vOto for the amendment on the 4th Of
November. II is the duty Of every
western man SO to vote, and lot the ma
jority in the west I'm counties be great
tor the amendment.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-30

T:,c Supreme Court OF Minnesota la.
decided that the Legislature has the full
right to fix the rates of railroad toll a,
Whatever hgures it plcascs. and the right
granted in tho charter 'to make some
charge" docs not sbridgc the right Of
ths icgislaturc to say what that charge
shall be.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-30

Prof Charles Il. Pomcroy, of Iowa
City, Iowa, has been elected President Of
the EmporIa Normal school, to take Ct
feet Jan Iary LIST. lie is spoken Of us a
very capable man, both in experincc
and learning. 3d.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-30
rAsuIss. clAvHslls1.

Convention called n order NJ 10 A n
Mr.. Anderson sl.c,ed tempor.rv chair.
MN and Mr.. Vser;ov secrs,.ry' Com.
mi,tees ON crsd.n,,sis and rcsoln,;on.
appointed and {onrcnt;ou aSiourned Ia
meet at two o'clock.
At o'clock the conyenuon rexsseu.
bied y d commi,t To- a perma,ent or.
gsnizatiOn vas appointed.
The c0mmIttes on permanent oryani.
cation reported tho names of G Slower
for chairman snd J o Hanford for Sec.
rotary. the coz ,nittee on resolution re-
ported the iollowtn which were. re,si
81 tho Secretary and unanimously
adopted. -,
TIE .nu..,.e On r..,.u,io. reported tn. ,.U,uiu.
G<e'rs. ~, In,s se va :tPS.s .ons .g, .sr'e.'
xe.oir~a Ih. r,,t,, al uieA.er. aud sy .,crs b. i
'' Es. = ~ T S.,N !. s.. ~.
e.re TAI We snail b~ ..v.ra.d b, poi.,icai Tn-
sn snd rir ry SUPP t. ...e s w. ass.. y
'". ..s sI ;.ss r,.., .,;, ,., ,,.s,.
.aa siy 4 Coi 4 rnnlils W. 40 snsi our xs.
s.sI,. Use all h0a'Fas nsao' ~ elect him t. Inc
marian xa. the, made br .y.rt
Pre.,.o,, tho, III. r,n,;,,,;o, -.
thp tAlIsnWfn,P sseAAR
Clerk. Shelf Rey;s,er IF D..I. Sr,,.,'
or Coron.r C',,nm, ..;on.r. $500
Ar Prosco,t then made . m,,;.n H.,
.bo vn,;n, L.. don. ,.;r, g.. =.
amerdmcn, was offered h, a. Ran -
vo,. h,. Nil, -, H. pr.r.o,',
,,on w,s ,h.n ..rr;.d Tn. ,.n.;.....
non,cen H., nn,n;r,,,,,n. TO- t:..n.....n
,;v. wara n,w IN ,,r,I.r .nd M..sr. w..
Yer Io,Lwond AID I, r Und.-,...d
were rl.csd in nom;.,,,on I'm ,n",;n, -,
Mr. Prescott the ,.h.ir .nno;,,.d I.r;
Cars and - ,clIcr. nm mo,;on =, ~
We'll, five minnie. w.s yr,n,sd ~ .i,. ~
the dclcc.,es Ia in,erSi.w ,hs c.nd;.
da,s. avo,c was then ,,k,.n W..r.-
received forty .civh, votes. L,..L 49,.
.even,e.n. IYnderwond ten nn m",;ou
Mr. Wc.v.r'. nom;n.,;on w.. 49,.
nn.,;mous. '
JRU,m;,,op Ap Collin. n p..L.
Al Rrown yer. ,h., nm, u ,nn,;.'.
tion for Clerk IN H.m,l,om -.,.,..t
% AP C,,Ii;n., AZ II R..h-
Rrown4 on mo,;on NJ 1",,,n. -;
nation was made unanimous
A.C. keu.isun And G.. +. E,ulko.r
were nut in nom,na,,ou for rrra,,,r,r
AC Kcnnisan received sc FuuIkncr
so, votes. Mr. Kenuison's n omina,,ou wa.
made unanimous.
SCLon.. II n SI.,cnm r c.,;,.
l. r Pars,n. Nm R.,hrr.,,n w.,,s .,.,e,,
mated tor She, III. s g Inuy r.c.;,.d 10
votes, II b Slocum ~. ri Gu,,v 26
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-30
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 50. 1873.

Tie Cobb Taylor libel caes has been
dismissed on motion Of Col. Cobb. who
felt that his character had been fully
vi:.dic.. ted in the trial.