The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-07-31
NOTES AND EXTRACTS.

If the Democrats should carry Ohio
very improbable such result now SEEM
the National Convention will be anoth
er "hovling imitation mob" and the is
sue would be squarely met by the Re
publicans. If Senator Thurman or 9th
er Old-time Democrats fail to see this
their blindness is sufficient reason for dis
trusting them - popular leaders.-Bos
ton Aduertiser.
Prof. Marsh is still poking sharp stick.
into the sore shins of the Indian Ring
The flinching and yelling prove that the
Professor knows what he is ab0ut.-Cin
cinnati Commercial
For our own part we care little wheth'
er the candidate of the Democrats and
Conservatives for the Presidency shall
be chosen from the North, the East, OF
the West. All we want is that be shall
be an impartial patriot, broad-brained
statesman, and in sincere sympathy with
the highest and best interests of the
whole American people.-Richmond
Wing.
How much has President Grant gained
by putting off the compulsory resigna.
ton of Secretary Delano till the newspa-
pers ceased their reflections on him
What progress has been made in the sub
sidence And how much has Secretary
Delano made by deferring his desired
resignation till he could seem to do it
without any pressure, save that of the
imperative demands of his private affairs?
Cincinnati Gazette.
Mr.. Smith may be q good and pious
man, and Prof. Marsh may be mistaken
in saying that he makes fraudulent con-
tracts, keeps bad men in Office, and tells
lies but his friends ought not to leave
him alone now. Some of their certifi-
Gates to his goodness would be of more
value to him now than at any previous
time in his life.-Ndtion.
The fact of the matter seems to be that
Allen has gone oyer to Cary on the rag
baby issue, and Cary to Allen on the
question of whisky. The two are now in
q beautiful state of harmony.-Cincinnati
Gazette.
President Grant, with all his mistakes
has done several grand things, and one
in particular, that at present looms up
in all its majestic proportions. He has
placed his Administration, by his mes
sages and acts, squarely on the side of
specie payments.-Boston Transcript.
The attempt to array the Republican
party as 3 hard money party, and the
Democratic party Is q deprecated paper
party, is sheer folly. There is not
grain Of common sense in it, and it shows
utter inconsistency on the part of those
who are striving to do it.
.Harrisbury Patriot.
Delano still hangs on the edge of the
Cabinet. He is . veteran in that body,
and must be humored in some Of his &C.
such as allowing his agents
TO cheat and starve the Indians. Of
course it is not exactly just to the In
dams or whites who pay the taxes, but
Delano has been in the Cabinet so long.
Troy Wing.
Mr.. G. w. Snow and Mr.. John Camp
bell will commence the shipment Of
grain from this point by sending two car
Oads of oats to Kansas City this week.
Grain was shipped in all winter, and now
We propose to turn the tide.-Garnett
PLaindedLer.
An eastern drummer and one Of our
olebeians we're arrested this week for
gambling for money with dice, and the
ormer contributed $500 to appease the
aw and its officers, and the latter did
he best he could in the same direction.
. Wilson County Citizen.
The Walnut Valley Times says that the
It. Louis, Usage City and Walnut VAL
ey railroad company. recently incorpo-
ated under the laws of Kansas, has ma
erial on hand sufficient to build one
hundred miles of road. This company
s to build road from some point on the
line near Lawrence to Ar
;ansas City, by the way of Usage City
nd the Walnut valley.