The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-11-13
ELECTION NOTES.

atorial district is 775-21l In Green
wood, and 5G4 in Lyon.
Even Morris county goes for Os-
born by 133 majority, and for
Brown by IS majority.
Official returns from Arkansas
state that the entire democratic
ticket is elected.
A considerable Of the business
part of the town OF Wits
burg, Ark, was burned Saturday
night; loss $4,000.
Several car loads of provisions
and clothing have been sent from
Cleveland to the Nebraska sufferers
within the past week.
A. w. Scott, Republican, is elect
ed Representative By 20 majority in
Greenwood comfy. All the Re-
publican ticket was elected except
county attorney.
Lyon county, with a square fight
between Republicanism AMI De-
mocracy, and with good, clean
ticket, can be counted on for 900
Republican majority, any time.
Governor Osborn only ran $50
behind his ticket in this county.
Under all the circumstances and |
considering the bitter war that |
was made on him, he did well.
A TIE.-AccordIng to the Ohicial
statement published in the Atchi-
son Champion, there is 9 tie vote
between our friend John Maloy, of
the Council Grove Democrat, and
his opponent for Representative,
Mr.. HOuten. ThaL's close work.
LEGIsLATURE.-As near as can
be ascertained now our next Leg
islature will stand as follows:
Senate-Republicans 81; So-called
Reformers, 10; Democrats, 3.
House-Republicans, 6S; Reform
ers 13; Democrats. 10; Scattering,
).
: The dear, beloved Democrats
] need not think because q man voted
4 the fusi IN ticket this fall, or bolted
{ the Republican nominations for
/, good reasons, that he has Joined the
( Democratic party. If they count
e on this kind of support to any great
: extent they will be awfully sold
/, next time.
}, Democrats had an immense jolt.
o flcation meeting at the court house
in st. Louis Saturday. Bogy
2 Gratz Brown and several other
prominent gentlemen made con
gratulatory speeches. Watermel
. on season was over, and no "soft
: crabs" could be had in that mar
Y ket.
l. Grand torchlight procession il
C New Orleans in honor of democrat
u ic victories. Houses illuminated
: along the line of march, and thu
: streets thronged with spectators
- Passed resolutions thanking Coz
% for deliverance from politica
). thralldom. Not had much TO b.
Is thankful for down that way lately
8, Democratic victories cheer then
&c as much as anything that coul,
er happen.
:, Murdoch, of the Walnut Vale
- Times, seems to be about the hap
piest man in Kansas over the cleo
:. ton. Things went generally t
s. suit him, but especially did Butte
is county span OUT o. X. He mad
g, his big fight on Governor Osborn
as and the county went by a sma
ss majority for Marshall, the temper
&c ance candidate. That was tn
Il only county in the State that MAJ
=" shall carried.
n Poor N. Greenl He was Q cand
ia date for Congress in the first diI
70 trict, coming out to defeat Co
ma Phillips after supporting him in III
10 primary election, and pledging hin
no self for the entire ticket. He diln
in get votes enough to call scattering
The Office maggot has been wOrkin
in Green's brain for many year
no and he has been q kind of Q shivel
or ing candidate for almost every
US thing. He is now probably cure,
ao He went up like hOppergrass, an
came down like.
HoRToN.-Every body is gla
90 about Jim Horizons election to til
o. State Senate. We walk in hi
Is- procession. So does Melius. w
he shake with NJ. on Horton. w
OF say to Jim he is a good boy, an
lis we will all unite and take you troI
OF your pillow and set your feet on
AZ rock. In his Tribune Melius doe
- - the fair thing by Horton thusly:
pm -l1On. Os Ss 11OEbOAiS oStsSC oCAhOA
n, elect, returned yesterday from
protracted trip east He lool
'o we'll and hearty, and We are q
IL glad to see him. Horton seems
ig be fortunately fixed in the publ
of estimation, and q coming man il
II, deed. The nomination for senate
Id was thrust upon him despite h
rk thrice repeated destinations en-
&C. phasized by subsequent spoke
"a and written refusals to run. H
a was run in spite of himself and e
:" ected triumphantly. The ofiiC
O. sought the man and no mistak,
las The Tribune has long liked Ho
nd ton, has believed him a true, earl
d. est, capable practicle reformer, an
mt has not been charry or stingy {
49, good words in his behalf in I'll
nv past. He will do our county sui
vo stantial service in the senate, an
80 we predict will return stronger tina
ever "
d. One of the filthiest political pro-
ng titutes in this country is Jim Ash
rs. | L., 80 Ohio He g Oaa IF tha nm q