The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-02-05


what good dnuer he had had that day. Stout an en-
thusiast in the Reform movement His whole soul is in
it. When he spoke Of the cruel grasp which Monopoly
and Corruption had upon the throats the people great
tears into his eyes and he pulled out his hand
kerchef wipe away the brine three railroad fell
from his pocket called his attention TO them upon
which he thanked picked them up and put them back
into bis pocket and then finished his veepinp IKE 70
who. in his grief is neglected. of the ccort
of @ and does not suffer waste to encroach in the
| little odd corners
Ii announced that the object of the caucus was
to make earnest effort the Reform ele
upon candidate for Senator and tins in
sure his election could plainly zee that there was
strong element determined fierce Hudson forward and
feared the result 1t resolved take vote by bal
lot and agreed that the candidate who should receive ten
than the highest should be declared tho
nominee The ballot taken the coun; began and
could sitting close to the Secretary that Hudson was
taiying out formidaby Gov. Harvey sat close by The
room warm, and he was Iot and excited He cou
planned that he had frosted his feet few lsys before
while out repairing his fence to be ready Spring work
and that the caused them to trouble him He
pulled Of boot and sock. and running his
fingers between his toes Go away poecats, You have
lost your odOr If should live till the hair on my breast
drags the ground expect to encounter ano,ber
odor equal 10 it, Stout could IL but exelamin
My God Harvey! what stinking feet he broke for the
door. This outburst was sudden. The words God and
Harvey quite loud and distinct the remainder of
."e e" 4"s e"Ha' ni"nneu by his capping his
| -, a., ~ anu tue a'e"hPahy-
.-.. Is .uo- u.I 'ae iu' tA'I'mati"n ana the
another voice took the cry he had it
| God and Harvey! The Rings beatr' The eoutagion
spread throughout the rocm and the watchword God
and Harvey rang out in every direction followed by
'io'' 'Ae ,U on' "h 'he street pass
s.' a"a ".D anu ,'aiNsS rang "ht upon the
, ma "''S '~OOI'N "sn" Hoh hundreds oil
~ - ~ ~ ue'S'~hih-' out tnere
Nv Se, !" stem tue current ne'"een the calm
'esp anu ,he meeths oi 'he JOINT session. expla-
| - -, W ~ ~ ~ "' navy 'urheu 'he
sns, III. vas Ine ons ,nS'ln.o ~ ~,ien ever
knew Harvey to exercise shrewd presence of mind. His
usual style Is to keep still look wise and let the thing do
ITSELF During the stampede the Secretary remarked that
there was large majority for Hudson but Harvey
entreaed him to the mistake promising him. if
successful the best Office within the influence Of his pat
ronase.
You know the result At noon on GroundHog's Day.
Harvey triumphanty forth did get scared his
shadow and remains master the situation. This
that man NAV claim the bonor of hi, eIec,ion and our
run him upon that claim but there is no foundation
for it. The first cause was Harveys stinkipg feet Sec
ond opportune ejaculation of stout the third tho
misapprehenson Of an excitable mob: but uud.rl,ip
surrounding enveloping all this th. mystic influence
that created and deyeloped this combination of
circumstances was H.rys,.. oh;d;n ,.;,t g.; A., T,,
Hog Let this serve AS lesson In m. rofs.r aud M, en-
bilious politician.
called Harvey, this evening lie SAYS he will 70 tn
his farm remain there for perhaps ten avs m he has
a few hogs to spIy to build for his ewes that
will soou be coming in and prenarations I'm make r g.,
ing up Spring work. then he will proceed To wa.pgnr
to his Senatorial duties Two faults that observe
Harvey are that he is slightly obtus. and h. il in ,L
habit of laughing and saving YES Z, onvtbip. m M,
ter whom it concerns or how ridiculous il is
Well" said the Governor after week vxt.d ,ho
thing has come TO a head at lat Tbis IA r,t, 7 l.
louked forward t. for wears l have sonevI,e, I'D .
beautiful poem which has dweIt in INV mind and nsirJ
me under all discouraripp, circumstance =, -, F
.Ifat first you dop.t s,err.d
Just So. replied This turnout after sDcb , ,r
tracted gri2 has also brought po.tc.l CONS 20 r,
lection have somewhere read ar b.or .,n,;S,,
about an old lady who lived under hin 81. FOL -
80 80 , u-u'i mn, one look her
r., ,;.t -, . ~ " was Tue oes' she had.