The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-10-09
EMPoRIA NEW S.
FRtDAtsooroRER ., Is74.
POLITICAL NOTES

POLITICAL NOTES
II the Democrats win have H. IA
night over again; II the raj eI,,c,, e .S Hl1
was put down by bullets ,n,,st a s.ias
DO crushed by bullets, this Is @oo5
time LOT IL. And IL IL wall 800
acts they point so plainIv.t to- ~. S,'tn
which Republican,. and SSstc,.H y Sesy
Deillon have before then. Nf1a ~ ~
(Iowa) Republican. '-.-'S o 'fIi
II Is already apparent that ,h.
arsenal OF falsehOod which ifsN =. ~
command OF the nti-RannbIIea., - .,. ...s
IN TINS country will be emnIovaI T. ~
present campaign, and thst Sa,a,nS
carpenter Is TO be the tarcet - re
most Venomons and atrocIosss faT.,c -
Iions.-Milwaukee Sentinel.
Whatever may be the resnIt e. ,,,,.
or That locality, It Ia certsin that .i.e
Independent State ticket does NOT stand /
INC lemotest chance of sllccess- and I
shss sVery Republican who votes for AZ |
- Solng virtually for the Democratic !
AT the present writing the in !
ulcatlons are that the RepublIcans will |
carry tne state. Its energies aassn, 70 |
be revived, and the currenE is:settino, |
strongly In Its favor.-Lafayette Tnd.j
journal. N-''''''
There are Republicans in this conn
" VINO nave been afIlliating with the
new party, that win never vote the
anti-monopoly county ticketIin the
world. They would be ashamed to
vote 50 inconsistently. We;have talk
ed with Ants who cannot stomach the
plu prepared for them. They remem-
per TOO well where some of these can
dldates stood during the rebellion.-
'lnton (Iowa) Journal.
All along the line the contest is
hourly growing more and more en-
cOuEaglng for the sweeping Republi-
can victory the 18th Of October next.
.AH over the state the tide OF battle is
turning. Senator McNut, of Musca-
tine county, one of the strong repre-
sensitive men of the party in years
gone by, who had wandered foff after
strange gods, has learned the folly OF
hissways and returned to.his,first love.
New Sharon Qowa) Star.
According to the indianapolis News,
an "indepeRdent Journal" the Repnb-
1icans are gaining rapidly and heavily
In Indiana "The campaign of 1872"
1t says, "ls repeating itself even more
forcibly than in the original. The or
ganization Of the Republican party is
beginning to tell, and every day of de-
lay will count in its favor. On the
LIST Of August, or, indeed, as late as the
10Th, the Democrats would have car
ried the State without doubt, but since
they have been losing"
Tho reports, from all parts of this
Congressional district indicate that't
campaign about. to open will end In
nf al - IoI
McNulta, the Republican candidate, to
Congress. The farmers, whose candi-
cate MT. Stevenson PROCESSES. to be, are
rapidly seeing through the schemes OF
the willy politicians who captured their
convention and forced iupon them n
candidate wh0 Is not in any --sense a
representative OF. the agricultural in
terest.-Bloomington Qll) Leader.
We are receiVingc gratifying .and
cheering news from all. parts of ..ouI
county as regards the political situa-
ton. In localities where we had con-
coded disaffecklon, and expected q fall
ing or In the Republican vote, we now
lind that we were. scared before we
werc hurt, and that there will be very
little, If any, scratching. Republicans
seem more determined now than FOR
some yearstpa to VoteI the straight
ticket, and pile. up.a largei majority
Galesburg (Ill.N Republican.
For years the Republicans OF Dakota
Territory have conspired, through the
dissensions which have divided them
20 elect a Democratic delegate to Con-
gress.== They have now happily buried
their mutual animosities, and Judge j
=. Kidder, q gentleman whose decided
Rbilitysan .highe and honorable char
~ IL
dence OF all parties, has been induced
to accept the nomination for delegate
which was unanimously rendered him
In the interest of peace and harmony
st. Paul Press EE.
1t should be borne in mind, wheE
the Democracy are making fraudulent
statements In relation to State expens-
es, that the total disbursements ut the
State Treasury are not "State'' eX-
penses as ordinarily understood. Ot
the $3,445,29s.46 of actual disburse-
ments In 1873, 81 1861 ,34l.22 was the
distribution of the school fund, ant
was not In any particular an expense
of the State government. The money
went directly to the counties for the
use of the public schools.-Indianapo'
lis Journal. A. 49,
Not word of censure was uttered
ut either the Reform or Democratic
Congressional Convention at Crane
Rapids In condemnation of the numer
GUS outrages daily being perpetratet
on the Southern loyalists by the sweet
scented Democratic White League AS
sassins who have established n reigI
of terror in nearly every Southern
State. Does not this noticeable omis
sion IN Democratic speeches and plat
forms show which way the mongre
opposition party stand? --Allegai
(Mlch.) Journal.
A correspondent at McCregor, Iowa
writes: "The Republicans canvass il
the northern part of Iowa is being con
Quoted in q vigorous manner. Til
work is In n prosperous condition, AM
from present indications the Republi
can majority will be as large, If no
larger than two years ago.