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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-14
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un0 an6erer Staatsbeomtrr nm elmer
Staatsgelebgebung, bic itott BEG Oemoe
traten 2Dhrn9l1 etne1t 11elen 8unbe5ies
nator gil ;3dblen bat, unb 2~otalpa6Ien.
Oret Yarte1en 1tebelt etr1anoer gegenuber:
bic republtfanii6e, bic bemotrattl6e unb
bic nere 8olfspGrtet, uno ba3u fourmt
nod bic ertreme Semperenapartet, bic
ebenfans eigene Nominationen gen1a6t
bot, iebo6 b09itenS itber 1000 Sttmmen
berfugt. Die 8olfspartei bon S6io
fam in BEN Staatstpablen nt6t fiegen,
oa bic olte 8our6Dlenbemotratte itd
iDetserte 3u ibren @nnften ab5ubanfen.
pie @rpdblnng Der repnblifanii@en
Sanotoaten fir Bic S%taatsdmter 1T baber
tnebr ais tpabri6etnlt9. 0a9egen bat
DIE lel1e Bartet Qtusft6t auf Grfols in
etnt9en Notalpablen, unb m0gli6 lit IS,
D9B tie our9 Die 2egtslaturpa6len bic
balance of power" in Der nG6ften
IStaats9elebgebung nnb chen 6arnit BET
Der Sunoes1enat0rpabl erbGlt.
Sn $ otDa Wabl zines @%ouperneurs
nno fonitiger Staatsbeamter uno elmer
Staatsgelebgebung. SIS iteben ii6 oaz
blttanti9e nno biz iun9e Nlntimonopolz
ooer Sauern1P ar1N Ssgeniber; i'm Snz
t~ereIle Der lesterene1S bic in Soma in
boffnungslOier Win6erbett beftnblt@e
oemofrattl6e Bartet auf eigene Namtna=
ttonen Der5i6tet. Sin Steg bes 8auz
ernttdets iiber bic bis iebt in Soma 10
lbermd6tige republifanil6e 8artei ift
nt9t mabri6etnlt9; aber 16on eint be-
Deutellbe SEDUCTION Der bisberigen repu=
blitanti6en lleberma9t bur6 bic nene
8artet int uNeuenglan6ftoate bes 8ez
items" tpiroe b~eoeuteno CUR StGrtung
Der 8auernpartet I'M 9ansen Norbmelten
b%ettr1gen.
Serner ftn6 am 9ienf1ag, IA. Ottober
bloBe 2ofaltuablen in Sn6iana un6
Nebrasfa, BET benen auBer ben al
ten 9arteien in nt9t mentgen Counties
bic 8auernpartet in 8etra6t fommt.
Die leBte @abl in bteIem Weonat 1T
Ste ant Mtttmo9, Is. Sftober
erfolaenbe 8a6l zines Cberri9ters nebit
8eatrtsz un6 goIi3eirt6tern in Galiz
fornten. IS iteben fi3 bel Der borttz
gen Sberri6tertpabl bic bet6en alten
Barteten unb Die iunse Qntimonopolz
Yartet ober vn%nabbdngt9e gartet", tpie
1te it9 Jest IN @altiornten nennt, eegens
Iber. 8efanntlt6 errang in @alifors
MEN Bic neue Partet f6on BET ben
Observation-Disclosures i'm nortgeu
Wonate, ob9let3 ite it9 'erit am 8orS
aben6 Der Wa6l auiammentbat, sroBe
Grfolge: fe bat ft6 iettber unter Sub
run9 bes tii6tigen @ouberneur 8ootb
better organtfirt; nn6 penn ibr am Is.
SftOber Elm enti6etoenber Steg gu Gbeil
iptro, bann mtr6 Californian ben 9tubm
baben, Der Staat Der linton gu ietn, in
ipeI9em ff6 bic gdn3It6e 1mgeitaltuug
beS alien Partetpeiens am 13neHfteu
boa5og.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-14
WiGIter 1tnS 9lopofatett.

Set einisem Sabren bot it9 BIER III
Chicago Die Qni6auung gelteno 5u ma
den geiu6t, baB bic QuSmabl BON Gt6@
tern cine 81 i6ptertge lufgabe fir oas
8olf let unb baB es 0ieie &uspabl benz
Nopofatenitanb (bar) il6erlai1en mitfe.
9enn nun Ge6t59elebrte ieten i'm
Stanoe, iiber bic 6dbtgfeiten uno ben
Gbaracter bon 9tt6tern Elm perIGBlt6es
urt6eil gu fduen; baS groBe Bu6ltfum
Derite6e bapDn ni6ts.
Nuffoiiumg ssiost tpsr6em m0ge, - nit
Ser gOrausiebun9, orf tpsl6er 6as anne
rtfaati6e StaatSleben berlt9et, ftebt fe
jeoenfaus Mot in Ginflang. 9enn
oteie Gorausiebung lit Die, baB Ser ges
lunoe Wfeni6enperitono 6es 8oIfes es
befabtge, audi obne ~beionoere piiiene
i6aftlt9e Sorbiloung ebeniomoDl Die st
rt3terli9en, ME gu Gerpaltur1gsGm tern
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-14

8aaren. trieb, feinerIci Gontrone uber
Die %9teierbation bes Go6iie beftBt, oa7
ielbit ui6t nit @affengetpalt etnl6rettelt
fam, UNI Bic TGuber bonn @t%nortngell
mad Merifo abSu6aIten. Gen. eroof
1ou ii9 i6Dn me6rmalS nm Nblteuung
bteies MtBltanoeS na6 8al6tngton ge7
pdnbt baben, ieoo6 Dergeblt6.
Soate bic Gegierung aud iebt nod IN
tbrer l1ntbGttgfett bebarren, 10 lit eS BOP
petite 8Ht6t bes Gou9rehes, gLet9 na6
letnem 3ulammentritte benz 9omaro'7
i9en 8ertrage nad3uforlden uno fir
cine 8elettigung oes ben Ser. Staaten
5ur S6anOe gerei6cnoen l1ebels gu ior@
qel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-14
Sen alien tapferen Srtebrtd

Sen alien tapferen Srtebrt9
Seder, Der iebt auf benz 0dmpter
Berlin" Ser neuen Setnatb tuteoer 5us
Ydnimmt, begriiBt Die 9outsDiuer Ot9z
term Mtnna &leeber9 i'm sc. ".
8eQetr. SournaL I'M 8Oraus nit etnem
begeiiterten Gebt9t, benz mir Tolsenoes
entnebmen:
n9eb' pobl auf eruis, SeutI6es 8oterGanS!" 10 bebt
Elm S6eioeeruB bur6's Net6 Der Mogeu,
Scum wie6er betmlpdrts gu oes @eltens Strdno
eth treuer Sobn Der Grsibett tOmut se5oS
. osutl$St tna unf'rer srsus eoIbtribut Darb big
0~eIpen6et, ais @eIabren brobten;
SIR iun6tel iiinoft 6ir uni'res Settles Gut beg
0euti9zI meritaner Sreibstts6oteH;
Oes freien Staatenbun6es Seitmullt, lpr paot DOH
1einen 2ippen 1ie uert1ontnten;
Su o%reiier W1ii1to1dr ser &epubltt, mttlfo NJ
men, Trtebrt@ 5rGer, bod
pillfommen
9uh bier eroriif uns 9etner &ebe Cunt; Dir
WV [arlI6te, ruer Ser Sretbeit itd perldriebeu:
gu Bit umI9uteibelt pom os S0ltts CUNT, Dir
Ielbf aetrel, etn gan5er 0tann 9eblieben!
Mon get11er aippe quoa 0ratetipru6, BOD nidt
bqs 9ieo pom beutl9en &aiIerreide ;
Tss Shrones Sarbeu gtebt's babeint eenug-O On
Iabt MIR cine i66n 9ei6mintte 2ei6e. 1)
gnttdui4unS rings J. Dem Eabler 5ab un6
Spbn = urb bod, ni9t nubIos lit 0ein
@ort perfluugsn;
Der beutl5eSretb ttsfot3beruniom
bat in Ser 9eimatb erite n Stes
e~rruueen!
- Dur6 eine 8oItsobftmmung BON
Gebten Oienitag 1per6en bic btsberigen
@emeinben Gborlestopn, Brighton lnb
@elt &orburp f6rmli9 nit Der Stabt
Bottom Dereinigt. .Sn Solge bieIer
a6rigens gan3 natIrlt9en G%eretnigung
fteigt Der 11utfGng 8oiton's auf 10, 100
Mcres Ger SON Chicago betrGgt 80, 900
Qcres); un6 fDGbrenb mad benz Gen1us
BON 1870 0oFNn cine @tnmobnersabl
bon ESQ, 526 bate, tDirbe fe ouf @rlnb
besielben genius ieBt in SoIse Der Berz
e%inigun9 29l, 999 betraQsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-14

Eteis GrmdBieuH9 trttt lsoO3 nur Pam eIH' weHH OF
Gamen Der abOunsntsu auf eiumol %eins.lonOt rper@
ben, unb omar uutsr 9OrauSbesNbIuns fur aaS
Sabr 1873.
Ereteu Su siuem Club ipdter weitere Ibonnsntea btn3u
70 werbeu bic 9bOuueuetspreiie fir bieie 5n benielbeH
GIub>gtateH bsreduet. Golden, bic Clubs Don 20 bis 70
Abouueuteu biISeH, isnben mir / GreuIplar gratis.
Sober aIte @bouuent, Der nod Swet ueue Ibonnenten
fir 1873 uub 81 eiuienbet, erbdIt ietn @remplar Elm Sabr
iEsi.
I'm 9Oftmsiftsr, @seutsu &C. fir Wlh9e unS %llnfOiten su
~suti@dbiseu, ~sspabrsn mir ~benieIben .inen &abatt poH
10 9rOSent auf ale geIOer. bic ms Don csnielben eiusss
IGubt pr6eu.
GeIbeiuisubuusen itn6, mo es mDsIia, in Poit : SeISz
aupeiiuuseu Ober reeiitrirteu Srieieu sn nnoder-
NeGH G~Sreifire:
SatMots StaatsSeitumsssGo.,
Chicago, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-14
9te o4iberaIen Mmerifa:ter' 1tnS
~SeutSG1e 0Otabcttt.

Qus unter Der 6erri@oft bes 9alies
Ballots in Sranfrei6 bic 8olf5Dertretung
(Ret6sltGn6) ben bespottl@en Seltres
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-14
SGsIi6e unb wD6entli3e
..S4IinciS St0ntSSettMm0"
/:
,,Dfr Wtften."

offtse: Gde ofs@aiBinstOnitr, unb 5, aUenus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-14

~EFVNNIISIN IIIIV gu NUNNTTttVN VT wv
Suinuis StoatssettnnGSsGo.
Chicago, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-14
SeIonnere SOrtbeile

~sepabreu mir GbOuueut.u, bic ib fir gsrbrsituus rHs
ieres gIattss ~bemibeu, pie fOIst:
BudenbIatt, iolpie @efcn:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-23
NEWS o. fHE WEEK.

Three thousand cases of small pox are
reported in Boston.
Senator Pomeroy hasbeen snbpenaed
to Washington in the Caldwell case.
The bankrupt sale of the Kansas City
Bulletin took place on the 18th, at Kansas
City.
Pinchback has been elected U. S. SEN
tor by tho Kellogg legislature of Louis
lana.
There we're thirty state Legislatures in
session on the 10Th of January, and one
national legislature.
The Spanish Congress has appointed
a special commission on the abolition OF
slavery in Porto Rico.
The ice-gorge above the bridge piers
q. St. Louis, broke up last Thursday,
and navigation is again resumed.
During the late cold weather many
people were frozen to death in northern
Minnesota. The bodies Of the dead are
belng IounO daily.
Simon Cameron tas been rcnominaied
for Senator in the Republican caucus Of
the Pennsylvania legislature. There
were only six votes against him.
The Massachusetts Legislature propos-
cs to abolish the educational qualihca'
ton for votes, which has been enforced
in that State for several years.
The number Of emigrants who lefi
the port of Brennan for the United Statee
last year was $4,000. The emigration
from Hamburg during the same time
was 3d. 600.
s. Brace, secretary OF the Chiidren's
Aid Society, publishes card stating thai
the society is not now, and has not been
con,esting Greeley's will. The only con-
tsstanu are the execasors Of the will Of
1871.
The Worir. spsrial from Losdon s.ys;
Prince Napoleon has authorized Ne "a
say that be win abstaia from III iatri-
gues, either in his own behalf o. for
Napslson ~. Wkea HI right . .
Preach citizen - rseegnissls = VII
aAhssste thsrspas6e-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-23
Credit NobilieP Infany.

The Credit Mobllier scandal continues
70 excite the politicians at Washington
and to disgust all honorable men. One
day last week there was q scene OF row.
dyism in the committee room between
Alley and McComb, and Vice President
Colfax made an explanation Of his
connection with the I" good and safe in
vestment" so literally offered to Con-
gressmen by Oakos Ames. If We re
member Mr.. Colfax's denial during the
campaign, like that Of Senator Wilson,
was very broad and decisive. The more
the unfortunate affair is explained the
more humiliating it becomes. Mean
while the Attorney General is consider
ing the best manner in which to COM
mencc suit against the Credit Mobilier
for the five millions Of interest the CO.
operation is in arrears to the govern
ment Of the United States. He declares
his firm determination to bring the suit.
1t Is to be hoped the Attorney General
will keep his pledge; it will be well to
take care that this new agitation does
not distract public attention from the IN
vcstgation into the chsrges Of bribery
and corruption made against those who
still hold positions of high trust as the
hands of the people.-Afchisoa Clamp
ion.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-23
TIE WEEKLY JOURNAL.


II IL stated that the contract to build
the railroad from Salina via Lindsburg
to Raymond, Rice county, on the Atchi-
son and Santa Fe railroad, has been let.
The length Of the road will be seventy
miles. 1t will run eighteen miles direc-
tly south of this city up the beautiful!
and incompatible valley of the Smoky
Hill to Lindsburg, thence southwest
through q fine country to tho mouth Of
Sharps creek, thence to the little Arkan-
sas to Raymond. Salina will then have
. railroad outlet southwark by which
she can gain practicable connection with
the east and also, finally, an easy and
profitable connection with New Mexico.
This branch, in our opinion, is an i'm.
portant ono, and will aid the prospects
of our city and county. 1t is expected
that the road will be completed within
q year. Its construction will work
greatly to the advantage Of Mcpherson
and Rice counties, acres Of which are
still open to homestead en-.
tries. As soon as the weather will per.
NIT, work will comm ence, and be prose.
cuted with vigor. Good for Salina and
her new railroad! When we shall have
learned anything more definite, we will
speedily make it public. The name
adopted by the new railroad is The
Salina, Altoona & Raymond r. r.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-23
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS.

Judging by tho Topeka cOrrespon-
dence to the Lawrence Journal, Pomeroy
stands no chance whatever for the Sem
ate. He is q little too sanguine, how
ever. His defeat is asked for BY the
people at large, and were their wishes
obeyed, his chances would soon dwindle
into in significance. But, as is usual in
such cases, politicians-not the people
are making the Senator. While it was
intended by strong anti-Pomeroy men
last fall to make direct issue at the
polls against this man, very few Of the
representatives nominated and elected
were instructed against him. The or
ganizaton against him was doplorably
weak, considering the men Of influence
and talent that were classed in the op-
position. The anti omeroy element OF
the Legislature is still disorganized and
unable to unite upon anyone. Contra
r. to the opinion of the Jox,~ai, We hold
that Pomeroy stands good chance OF
"sailing in" with big majority. No
union can be effected upon Gov. Harvey,
as he is weak intellectually, and has nc
qualifications or claims for the position
Mr.. Logan is good man, Is man OF
culture and ability, and in mny respects
is one Of the bcst.in the field, but his abid.
ing place is Leavenworth; that fact 10
working against him and win probably
place him in tho back ground. Leaven-
worth has enoagh Of the loaves and
6shes. Mr. Lowe is probably TIE mos'
available candidate for the anti Poaeroy
men, bet " far thsy win overlook 4.
Col PAinipa - undsrseand, = seoatin.
lksat asdidass. Kallsok 80 = practical
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-23

Of CAroni< I'D Aezss RAs~zssGlsn yssssa<ss Ls3hs-
80. seisfses. ksas~y. - xssvoss Dtsssnss, sess
y..rs Ct ssssstss. b. t,kfse D. Irss's vsvssAsas
RsnruA~c srnrp-eAs s<srssos dzssoswy - J. y.
Fff'~r. - n. . Ng~lss sss1.sas payssrsss. -
uso0 ve ~ pss>ossny se4.sissra. so - sss
fsars t.sed fhe dss>ssrs sxsssstssiy I'm srsSsae-
10 rv>zits. We t~is<ss q eAs1s1i.s 1ssJ. sass
dbfsAvr.xssa- n eszsessssso.s,y srys>h ss4sss u
90 Il. srp-<isisy p.s~rs b D~ssssas esss.Aasss,s
sho e.nszA s1srs - vsas 8es~y ed t-Ss - vss1-
los msx.sr-s- - eassEJn>s. - ssrspsssy - -
&sp r.-y<sssbsy n~sexas - h psAas<sy ssassssae
Ms s.s<s<.ss- Ess ar kssvs-av - ezpssrnns II
r.ssartskSs s.rv1s ssrly yarE11D 80 se<zsa- ~
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hsesns hssvs.- ~. n.os nsryA1. D. y
Brsahssr1. SAslsd's- ~ =. y. nssb. 0l6nAAyvs.
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nsy- Q. O. a.sn. PsseRs. 49, TEA ~. -
- nz0s. ~ CA.ssA. rA1a1u1vaA- Oawtnu-
Daazsas fr.a s.ann. Gsss.D. Ss1Us. C1p.o-
@s. ny~s<a0. - shsvD1.1 spssb - p~vA1<
sxS<1i.1.g ~ 6n0rs- g. os1 49, -
sspr<sars - - $4,000 - - A@3 49,
~ sa os1 49, -. = - g. Ss~sss -
s.so - as.y uyaB~ol Asy 0 s~1lag -
hn@ tasHo = amnnn - .psss Ouns . -
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s0R. sss = Nnn1asnp - sUUs -
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3d. Ez~. nn.AaDAk - 80
0O0
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-23
LINCOLN COUNTY.

Lincoln county lacks few, II any, Of
the attractions Of her sister counties.
Within her territory are found the same
widespread prairies, the same black soil,
the same fertile uplands, the same array
of never failing creeks and the same re-
sources which have mado all this section
famous as tho "garden spot" Of Kansas.
Three years ago bands OF red mon swept
like the wind adown the valley of the
Saline, numbering and scalping and car
rying into captivity the brave and hardy
men and women-thc vidcttcs of civiliz-
ation-who had dared the dangers Of an
unprotected frontier, to find for them
selves homes. Then, tho rife was al
ways at hand ready for the attacks OF
savage men who seemed almost to spring
out of tho earth. Sill the pioneers tar
ried, Drawing all dangers, until the many
white topped wagons brought to them
hundreds of companions, and together,
they have dotted the valleys with pleas
ant cottages, thousands Of well cnltivat-
cd acres, whilo their Glowing herds y
wind over the hull tops in endless
trains. The Lincoln county farmer can
now seek his field, with no fear ola Turk
ing foe, and work and travel about in Is
perfect security as if he were in the heart
Of New England. Great has seen the
prosperity, and marked the changes, in
that county during the,last three years
The old solitudes now ring with the hum
and noise of thick settlements; several
villages have sprung up, which boast OF
stores, shops and good buildings; water
powers have been utilized On her streams
and grist and saw-mills have been built
to meet the necessities ola county which
is being rapidly peopled; every neighbor:
hood is fairly blessed with schools, and
churches will soon be organized. The
Saline river traverses the county and at
fords many practical mill-sites. Large
quarries of white magnetism limestone
exist, which will be turned to great use
in the future tor building purposes.
The county: is well adapted for stock
raising and, already, extensive cattle
owners have moved their herds there.
Water for the stock is always at hand,
and grasses ever thrifty. The future Of
Lincoln county appears bright. She has
plenty of excellent Government land,
open for settlement which, of course,
will attract many immigrants thither'
ward. She is bound to be one Of the
most populous and desirable counties in
the West.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-23
fWeed's Trial.

In the Tweed trial: New York, Jan. IL,
q number of warrants and vouchers were
read, counsel for Tweed Objscting in q
number of instances. Davidson, the safe
man, testified to doing work for the city
in 1870, and presenting bill to Wood
ward. One claim Of S6,94O was on
warrant to three times that amount, but
he only got check for the first named
sum. He had no business dealings with
Tweed.
Garvey, the ring plasterer, was called
for the prosecution, WHOM counsel tor de-
fendant asked the clerk Of the court for
the indie tment against him. He testified
to certain dealings with Woodward and
others.
Carney testified to other warrants,
and repeated some Of his testimony
given in the Hall trial, showing that bills
were advanced fraudulently, and con-
corning the disappearance Of the vouch-
ers. He went with Ingersoll across TO
Tweeds Office. Ingcrsoll went in with
the witness, and after few minutes con-
versation, witness said to Tweed, "What
am to do ?" for he was dreadfully ex.
clteO. ana UcIcUu8uI 0uSWCICAs "A "a
body asks you, tell them you paid
no money to anybody, except Watson.
That was his l"st interview with Tweed.
This was q few days before they got
him to leave the country.
Garvey testified that he told Wood
ward that there was $4,000 due him
for work for Tweed at Greenwich and
So, 900 cash advanced to Tweed, in two
sums Of $4,000 and $4,000; which,
with other Sums worked in, made . to.
tai of about s395,OOO 1t Was settled
that witness should make out his bills
SO tha. thir.y-five per cent. OF them
would pay h:Ei. He presented . warrant
Of 81, 10000.
witness digged cellar for Comptroll'
er Connoliy's house and had plans Tor
buildings, and thus secured Sis, 900
His bills were arranged BY Ingersoll,
Woodward and Watson, and when the
money was obtained Woodward made Z
deposit in the Broadway Bank in favor
Of Tweed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-23

The StLouis' DenoeTaf points moral,
and adorns q tale in the following para
graph: "wheH the Democrats and Lab
erals Of Illinois rendered the nomi'
nation for governor TO Mr.. TrumbuIi u
Springfield last summer, be said 70
their joint coatnitte: No, gentlemen,
!, want to 20 back TO the Senate TO con.
front those miserable aPolog'sss Of
Grant'srNorton, Conkling, Cameron
don't think any one ofthcm viii be re
elected, bat If they are, want 70 b
there to face and fight then. Well The
time for reelection he's rolled around,
and Trumb bull the only man in he Io<
Who Il not cent back 70 his ssat Coax
ling, Morton and Cameron az unaai
nossiy re-nonins.ed By their party
Atieoda, bat Trunbsll he's sos sves III
empty hosoe Of . coapliosssssy vote
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-23
Of Pomeroy, the Parsons Sus says

Of Pomeroy, the Parsons Sus says:
"Has be wronged any man in Kansasl
Has he cheated any citizen! Has be
stole anything from any man in Kansas
Is not his influence all on the eide OF
good moral and correct citizenship
Then why denounce and slander and lie
about him for purely partizan and poll
ticial purposes!
In reply, let the illustrated pamphlet
on Pomery and Clark, written, BY n.
W. Reynolds, and innumerable editorial
articles in this paper for period Of two
years, make answer. Did Reynolds tell
the truth then, or does he now Han
be changed, and, if 90, Why !-Lasrenee
Journal.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-23

After reviewing tho great prosperity
of our State, during the last decade, the
Governor proceeds to the discussion of
the States financial condition. He shows
the bonded. Indebtedness to be 81 1893,
CTS, exclusive Of s7,l42 territorial war
rants. s2Ol,l09 Of the State warrants
are outstanding, which are likely to be
paid up soon. The sinking fund for
legislation of bonded debt amounts to
$685. He thinks that the taxes for
this year need not exceed three mills on
tho dollar.
He represents the public schools in a
aourishing condition. The total amount
received from various sources for the
public schools is sl,7O1, $50.
He represents that State institutions
are prospecting well, and recommends ap
preparations necessary only for the peni
Tertiary and insane asylum.
He favors the establishment Of re
form school and produces some:good ar
ments in relation thereto.
He advocates the establishment of q
bureau of statistics and % geological cab
met.
He suggests five important amend
ments to the constitution and thinks we
have I" out grown" the present one.
He favors the remodeling Of the reve
nue. system, which he considers faulty.
The message is very good document
and should be read by all.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-23

A dispatch from Washington says that
the House has authorized General Farms.
worth, chairman Of postoffice committee,
to prepare bill to reduce letter postage
from three cents to two cents, and re.
quire postage on all printed matter to
be paid, except weekly papers circulat.
ing in the counties in which they are
printed. The post Office Department,
declares that sl3, DOC, 900 are lost each
year on account of postage on printed
matter being uncollected or confscated.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-23
Publication Sercice.
J. ''...'' D...ne. Court

TIE STATE o. KASsAS, aALssx CocyTy, -.
The said james r. Burnett, Of Kansas Cay, 0issSa-
RI is notified that he has bs~n sod BY Eiesnor = hut
nett, that the IN day Of January. a. d. lE3. NJ
saA Eleanor Burnett He'd bs pststsoa v N One
OF the erk of District Cou of saline County SD
State oi Ksn>.s charging the sd Jsmrs y burssts
with s.nonmsnt and ssking fhaf she may b. divorc-
ed from the said jam T. Bsrsett asd N b. s-seosv
n her former Of ElieanDs CaSJ>stsr. ed eys
r-se,nas sli,ay: which sfifDn vitl sespd fos bsas
ing tis~ Of ssd court and M vt1i
be taken and tn prsysv Of tn >ttSa gysstrd
ffhs sad yamrs u. Burnett fails 10 sasw0 so pssi-
tson by the 9Th day offsbruary. Isss
EI.LEAxOa T. BURNETT.
byH. 4. WLDnaS. bsr ssSsrs~y.
ssiins, Jsposry Sth. iss3.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-23
Special Notices.


-. DespeSs Ceoeeeoee6 IJ1t,
Es.bish-d asy ysars. . essssis rs0dy Sns IN -
male irregularities or o-sr sefoas 3s~srs ~ SSv1A
less s.d eAsv2 sfssssss CT ~ esssiss. 80 s,is,
sugar oaas~d; forty piis IN ed boz. vish IAN drss
noas Prize. d %. ssnt By maki.
Airs al ora<rs 10 HO0sg8 AGO.
SLY 20. Dss go. PAzlsAsie Aas, p.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-23

y, ont Of he 6eld. Uslsis hasJ 1ork
i dons, and done 4 elea Tie opposi-
ton to Pomeroy win snesnt 70 nothing
and he will be almost snaninously elect
ed his own Successor. . III fares the land
and to Fastening ills . prey, " which will
return . man to one of the highest po-
sitions in the land, after having proven
himself SO unworthy; yet the mark Of
success seems to be stamped on his brow,
and his enemies are bewildered.