The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-31

MIaoELkANE0U9.

Dudley A. Adams, Worthy Master Of the
National Grsnse i presidine. in. W.
fAneelatsa Pres Dispstch-1
Lauresce, Ks, July 3O.-Fivs hundred
Changers are in session here to-day, to
organize the State Gnuge. The meeting
will last three dsya. The report Of the State
Master shows that on last January there
were only ten Oranges in the Safe. no"
there are over fonr hundred.
There was fine rain here to-day. which
was much needed. Reports from all Pssfs Of
the State Indicate large crop Of wheat and
oats. The corn crop will be light.
Manha,,sn. Kas, July 3O.-The regents
Of the State Agricultural College concluded
their session this evening. Rev. John A.
Anderson. Of Junction City, Who stands
high - an educator, vss elected President
in place OF John Dennison, resisned; NJ. 8.
Ward, formerly president Of Ottava Uni
ver.i,y, Professor Of Matheuaiir; ". 8
Kidsie, Of Michigan Agricultural College.
Professor Of Chemistry; J. 8. Whitman, Of
the Pennsylvania Agricultural College, Pro
feasor Of Entyuolosy and Botany. Acsh .
Wa taken making daily labor compulsory
on the part ofthe ssudesss hereafter.
Messrs. NcIntosh 4 Harper, eoatracsos'
on the Manhattan and Northwest railway.
put large force Of men and teams On IT,
itne to-day. The work il to b completed
BY October 18th
Columbus. Ohio. July 3O.-Ths Liberal
Republican Convention met this morning
and adopted the resolutions adopted BY thsi'
CAUCUS last night, 10 dissoive their orgaoi
cation as Liberal Republicans and unite with
the Allen county New Departuriis TO-DAY,
in the formation Of 4 new party. The Poo
ple.' Convention assembled 1t IL O'Clock
.. NJ, II Ambrose Hall, and vas called to
order BY Hon. T. E. Cunningham, leader in
the Allen county movement, who made .
short speech explanatory of the movement
In the course of his remarks he said that
both the prominent parties we're in such =
condition a to make another party absolute
" necessary for the protection Of the people;
oeither Of the present can accomplish the
needed reform; one will not and the other
cannot help tie people; that corruption
vas rampant in all departments Of
the Gov. rnment and il was hi h
time that the people took the management
of their Affairs into their own hands. Hon
Geo. E. Pueh, of Cincinnati. was chosen
temporary chairman, and said although .
Democrat of the deepest dye, he vs willing
TO Join hands with oil honest men to stop
stealing in high and low place.; to sop ex-
travagant grants of the public domain, which
BY right was the property Of the people
We know of these great evils ., We come
here to devise . remedy. Let q, do this
work carefully and we'll. After the ap-
pointmeut of the u.ual committees, Judge
w. L. Caldwell, Of Cincinnati, Vas called
on aud made speech showing the necessity
for new party a. . means Of restoring the
government TO its former purity. Adjourned
until 2 p. N.
The Peoples Convention re-aasembled At
O'Clock p. m. Norton 3. Townsend, Of
Loraine. was made permanent Chairman.
The Committee on Nominations reported
the following ticket, which Vas adopted by
the Convention: For Governor, Is,ac e.
Collins, of Hamilton, Democra'; for Lieut.
Governor, A. Saunders Pratt, of Logan.
Liberal; fos Attorney General, Seraphim
Meyres. of Stark. Liberation Supreme Judge,
P. h. Ewing. Of fairfield. Democrat: and
ID. w. C.. Lander, of Brown, Liberal; Board
of Public Works, james NJ. Berth, Of Allen,
Democrat; for Safe Treasurer, Jonathan
Hartman. Of Montgomery. Democrat; for
ComPro.e !" ."e ~ " L. "'''e''
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LATER.
The Peoples Convention. this eve ing,
adopted the following platform With much
enthusiasm
Resolved, lhat We declare a8alnss the In
or convention failing 10 present nj candi-
dates for ONCE. It l. the high PFl.ii,se o.
Well a the b0unden duty OF all eood tzens
to withhold their votes from soch candidates,
regardless OF party afhiiation, snd 70 support
the best men presented for Official lPosition.
ID That both the hepooiican ana Demo
witch they nad tneif origin and nave out
nsei tnel. us:.uine, .1a neI o:xan'- .'oo
oil the parties u oemanoeo py the in'erests o.
public Welfare.
81. That the hepuohcan party having
the Execunse, y oirectiy feePonsioie ior the
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