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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13
WE Az WITH y0C.

We are willing 20 strike hands with ary mlr, who,
rising above party, engages IA grnutlr lorm. Tue
pHrty that Is tllr 10 the sentiment oi RrlU m Is the
party the peo e wll trnst.-La'o'eHcs 80 o'trd
That suits US. But VIC advise our
friend of the Standard 10 say something
good once in while OF the Republican
party, which probably has as many hon
est and trne Reiormprs within its ranks
as any party in existence. Those who
make the most noise about Reform are
not necessarily honest RetcTmcrS. Mems
past, private and political records can be
effectively used in guaging the rhone>ty
in the Reform measure which may come
before tho public. And some OF the So
called Reiormers ot Kansas need not be
excluded from this rule. We believe,
however, tat tho Standard is not too
severe on some OF tho Kansas Rrpubli
cans, who possibly call themselves Re
formers,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13
sIunp SPEECHES AT A DISCOUNT.

Senator Thurman has been advising
with the Democratic State Central Com
mittee Of Ohio with reference TO the
management Of the coming political
can paign in that state. He told them
that organization, even to townships, was
required, and that the time had gone hy
for carrying Ohio by stump speeches.
Stump speeches are not the lever power
they once we're. People read and think
for themselves and have littIo usc for
the stump orator. Even Demosthenes
himself would make little Roadway IN
swsylng an audience on any political
subject in this practical, thinking age.
Even the Republican party with all lis
grand history cs"nss e.sry ais campaigns
By stump oratory. Then why should We
expect the Democratic party with its
rotten record to make converts among
the masses by the old stump spenking
system? Wha. Cd IN the Democratic ora
tor talk aboat? Where the argument 20
convince people that Democracy is the
party to control the destinies Of the ma
ton? Ii would be just as proper Tor the
pagan 10 enter OEe of our pulpits ahd
preach the religion of Jesus Christ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13
nR ANrHaYY Sasr BIZ ". W. EMgRY.

About 10 o'clock, p. NJ. on Tuesday
d. II. Anthony, editor of the l1caven-
worth Times, WAS shot at the opera
house in Leavenworth by ". W. En-
bry, editor of the appeal of that city
The above editors have been at war tor
some time, aud their troubles finally cul-
minated in the tragedy which happened
on Tuesday. The latest dispatches state
that Anthony will hardly recover from
his wounds, and that the general belief
is that his death is only a matter OF time.
Embry has been lodged in the county
ial. Each of these men has killed his
man" and rs they are both desperate
characters il ia hard to say at the pres
ent W ting that either Them is entire
~ fIoe from blame.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13

The recent robbery of the Mcpherson
county funds amounting to some two
thousand dollars aud all the clrcum-
sianres concerted with thai affair, III e
an excellent commentary upon The work
ing> al the ideas OF some people n" are
always growing about county expenses,
and who are cohti, ually or, ing, 3" There
~ no use nf This, or, /" There ~ no use
for that. !" The money referred 10, >to-
len iIoA tie Treasurer of Mcpherson
COUNTY, Was kept in an I'D trunk in an
upper room, un,ier the charge OF the
rnOrher-inlaw OF the Treasurer. Some
one entered I L /. ON and walked oil
with the money, aid there ends the story.
Slice the robbery the Commissioners
have purchased "a sate-have acted upon
the old saw, "Lnrk The stable DOOR after
the horse is stolen" II they had pur-
chased Il safe on the organization of the
county. thousand dollars would have
been saved bat We suppose the people
made howl about unnecessary OK
pcnses," and the Commissioners re-
trained. We frequently hear the same
hue and cry here, growing about the
purchase of so many books, why not
keep the records for awhile on paper"
I'VE have actually bad tins ridiculous
proposition put 10 ny This kind OF
economy is false; false in It's inception
because il leads 10 loss in the end, as
we have just seen in Mcpherson county.
Each county should have Il fire and bur
glar proof safe, and complete set OF
rerord bonks ut the start. These re-
cords are not for the present, but for the
future. Questions which may involve
hundreds of thousands of dollars to the
next generation depend upon the az
cnrary and permanency at these records.
and VIC should be iar.s sighted enough TO
see ii. These things cost money, no one
denies but they are not useless 'expen-
dnures, and il is time people look at ihi>
question in The proper ligh, - EASw0rtb
IL psTtgr
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13
SAUSAGE.

"Thc Treasury Department acquiescss
in the judicial decision that German san-
cages were exemp, from duty under spec
sal provisions, therefore 10 appeal could
be taken to the Supreme Court" Such
ore the words OF the dispatch. Thus
another privilege has been writ in the
catalogue Of American liberties: to Cat
German sausages exemptfrom daty. The
duty on tea bad good deal 10 do in
bringing about a war which made US a
nation, and now we can point with pride
70 the peaceful overthrow OF another
A" iespotic" duty which might have
plunged Us into another revolution. a
thing "by the people, of the people and
for the people," sausage has certainly
achieved most signal triumph. The
continued prosperity of the country l.
much more certain now that sausage il
10 come through the custom house with
out daty. Orr Tcutonc Ire hren now
rise up with one 20 CO and call the land
Of their adoption blessed" Again, a
most signal triumph has been ach ev ID
BY race which has hitherto been d wa
trodden, kicked and cuffed about by an
ungratefnl people. We refer TO the
race of dogs. /, must be a time OF re-
ioicing for them. They naturally are
fond Of emigration and now can leave
their Rhine country" aud come to the
land Of liberty at a much less bill of ex-
pcnse. A great power is sausage, when
we consider sl it's intricacies and the
economy with which it is made up; and
it's connection with future American his
tory is destined to be importai t.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13
Rasp Rail-.

Mn. EpyroR I'm the las. issue OF your
paper you stated that the Kansas h'nghs
aud Smoky Valley Base Bail Clubs, play
ed match game this season. Ii Was
mistake which / would like TO correct by
saving 1t WAS not q match game il was
only u few of the first nine OF the Kansas
Roushs and enough OF The second nine TO
make the requisite number, who played
a practice game with some OF the ticst II i
second nine of The Smoky Valleys. The
game was practice gaze and net
match game.
SECRETARY X. r r. B. G.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13

The appearance OF the youthful grass
hoppers in Kansas has been the cause 81
mach experimenting on schemes TO de,
stroy them. For instance: In. johnson
county some of the farmers first oitrh
their fields. They then drive the grass
hoppers into the bitches, cover them
with straw and then burn the straw. The
black birds do their share IN di>posing
ot the Young hopp"rs. Bat ii is the gen
eral impression in the state that The
grasshoppcIs will leave AS soon "s they
arc "full fiedgod," and that no great
amount, of damage is to be done by them
before their departure.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13

Northern New York and Vermont en-
gagged in the centennial celebration ei
tho capture Of Ticonderoga by Cot
Ethan Allen, on Monday last. A cola
ton was spread among the ruins OF the
old fort, and many patriotic toast WAS
offered to the man who, in the name OF
the Great Jehovah and continental CON
gress, demanded the Surrender of Fort
Ti-iust one hundred years ago.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13

The lawyers in the Beerher case are
expected 10 commence their argument
TO the jury next Monday. The startling
ramon comes that an attempt has been
made by person in behalf of the DO
Tense TO tamper with the jury, and after
all there may be no verdict by the pres
ent panel.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13

Here is a fearful old fossil which has
recently been dug up by the Kansas City
Journal, and the one who speaks Is The
editor of the Independence { No. Sen
tiaeE:
Thus. by one. the arguments II the South
people, 10 The nornil cOa|rion, capacities and
possibilities III the n-@r, race EndIca'd ana thts
time lie COZ d IpnIH the "ntITr policy o The Republican
trty ia It's ,-almgs with the EIs Hutton 81 shaver!
Gnd with the neEr1r7 since their EN- incipaiion
II one OF the mummies in one of those
Egyptian TENDS should suddenly rise up,
rub his eyes AID ret this off, 1t would br
tOler .hiy good. Bat the idea of per
son, supposed t" be of the living present,
talking in that manner!
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13

Ben Hill, az bitter Rebel AS ever
went unhung, has been elected to Con-
grrss from Georgia. Another one is
added 10 the long list Of C"nfcdera,cs
in Congress, who viii nearly If not en-
tircly control the aw-making power of
this government for at least the next
two wears.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13

Messrs. Red Cloud, Spotted Tail, and
several other distinguished men of the
Sioux community, have gone tn Wash
iugion to make 4 sale at the Black Hills.
They will have no trouble, we think, in
obtaining a purchaser.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13

Noble L. Prentis, of the Commonwealth
is 10 lecture before the graduating class
OF the Agricultural College AT Manhattan.
That lecture will be well worth going
miles 10 hear"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13

We understand tina, J. F. Cummings
was recently sent up to The caiabOo>e,
Ia Dallas, rrxa-, a. a common vagran,.
Cummings vas at one time editor nj the
Topeka IribRas, when /, WAS leading
paper of tho State, WAS once Mayer Of
Topeka, and twice a member Of the ley
islatare. whiskey = og17s95 I7fepr-9
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13

The Topeka Daily Times is placed
upon GU. exchange list. 1t is a small
ba, good looking daily, and is edited
with considerable ability.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13

The laws OF Kansas required 10 be
published in the statute took will 20
into effect and be ia force from and after
Saturday next.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13

France and Germany are assuming
warhke attitudes, aud war between
ihssse iwo powers ssems imminent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13

"Biue grass sod +" Is al article of com
mercc at Topeka. The Topeka folks
can use little OF it to advantage ia ,ha,
fearful capitol park.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13

J. W. Douglas has been removed A.
Internal Revenue Collector and Elk Sen
ator Pratt, Of Indiana, appointed in his
place.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13

And now it is again reported that Ex-
Senator PomeIoy is 10 become IA cahdi-
date for L. :. Senator in 1877. Such
abuse will finally make Pomeroy pcpu-
lar
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13

The Glo5s AID Dsnocrat o. ST. Loais
are TO be Consolidated in few days.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13

Gov. Osborn and family have gone 10
California and will rot reurn before the
last II June.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13
The late Kentucky Democratic Con-
vention unanimously adopted the fol-
lowiuy resolutions.

We hold IL te absolutely essential 70 the pressr,s-
ton 81 the liberties OF the cliztns that the several
States huld be msiAtans m all thrr rights. dignity
equality thr most Complete aad rrish.e atm
istrafiun of their domestic concerns aad survsf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anti-ks pib tvsdrncies Every
attempt the part ot the Fe,rs ,,oNern M Go eA-
ercisv power not delegated 10 A. hy toh
IN manner not therib prescribed. At .. Hsur-
pstion demanding The instant and Vng uAI.- nir NJ
nSfIon OF people jrslaas oi telr iIovrties We
bold that Institutional rslce by tkr
Gen, raj Government the local OF any state
% amy extent, or any lrlvp-v Whatever, uld b.
81 rrpUdiated aud Cunt Inacl hy elias IS Of
svess sectoa Of the UAivn. ali tead iu
~ q th- destruction 81 our ivvfu stem. and lac
cons idatl0R vi al power q des,0tisu
There is a sample OF state sovereignty
for you. Now let these fellows call u
convention TO pass ordinances OF seces-
sion and we ha very familiar pie.
ture.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13

The Eagle Line Steamship, Schiller,
which sailed from New York April 2S'h
for Ham burg, was wrecked oil Sicily
Isles, during the nigh, of the 7lh inst, a
heavy fog prevailing at the time. 1t
is supposed that er 800 lives were lost.
On uttcen oul three hundred a"d
seventy lives are know 10 De saved
Elk Senator Carl Schurz WAS 20 have
gone out in the Schiller, the captain
being an Old friend ot his. Hc was de-
tanned at New York, however, IN order
to attend The dinner given in his homer
ia Delmonicos, and he left in the Pom
erania, two days after the sailing Of the
Schiller. Ii Is SAID that a passenger gave
up his cabin on the Pomerania 10 him,
aud took another in the Schiller.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13

The Beloit Gazette is wideawake over
the proposed extension OF the Narrow
Gaage Railroad up that valley If Sail
ma can obtain branch read from the
Narrow Guage in Clay county she will
be satisfied. That will give her another
Eastern connection. If the Narrow
Guage is extended on West and North
west, at small expense comparatively,
il can tap the Kansas PAcif C, and it viii
be of advantage TO the former road to do
So. Saina is The bes; place for the IA.
P. terminus Of the branch. We want
another Eastern connection, but not
another Republican, Salina& Arkansas
r. r. fraud. A road from Salina to ono
where" like that arrangement from
Junction City up tho Republican, Is not
asked for,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13
False E6nii0ini.

SECRETARY X. r p. B. G.
, 1875-12-23

for 1'cbr1,nry. Mrats were qniet and firm 1T
7,M7!c for hoxe1 shoulders, l0io for Ito
short ribs. md lnsc for 10 short clears.
lIighwines were .lniet md steady. nt SLID
per ,xnllon. Flour was dnll mil unchanged
Wheat WITS less nc!ive, AMI 3tc lower, closing
ut aG! cash anl 97c for Jannary. Corn was
quiet mil caser. closing al 47c for December
ans1 4sse for Janunry. Oats werc quiet md
easier, closing at 29:c Gosh a'sl 1oc for 1an-
unry. 1,7n was dnll at Csc. harley waa
quiet mid l@1 ic lover, closing Mt 81 I}c cash
md Sic far February. Hogs were .lull at
Tuesdays decline. Packers paid ;:G.cna''.s'
far cointnnn 10 clsoicc gTatics. Cattle wsro
dull mud unchanged. Rhccp wcro 1,,iot and
averaged lower, the supply being excessive.
One hundred dollars in gold would buy
:l13.s5 in grecnbacks at the close.
, 1875-12-23
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citlzen' Ia eligible to membership. Tho
, 1875-12-23


Tho French 6onate IL to contain 800 morn-
bers, OF these, seyenty-iivo hive been eloctcl
by tho Assembly md a.5 aru to be chosen =,
the Departments, much as our Senators are
eloctod by tho States. The former hold their
seats for lifo, or until ths noxt revolution.
Tho latter sorye tor term of years. Ballot
Ing for lifo-Sonators begun iu the Assembly
on tho 9th inst. aud ended on tho a1st. Its
results have been sweeping triumph for the
Republicans. They have III OF tho H.
10 from tho Loft Ccntrs and Fl
from, the Left. Tho Right Contra
tho Orleanists have q; tho Extroma
Hight tina believers in l1Esn1 T., tho white
Aag. md the bourbon blood-hayo II !;
and the Bonapartists count but ono avowed
edheront, though, number OF other Senators
arc suspected Of lurking liko for tho violots,
tho Imperial eagle, anil tho boy NAPOLEON.
The election Of tho a25 sonntors by tho Dc.
partnlents will doubtless uld number of
Ronapartista to tho Upper House, but tho
Republican majority is lure to be largo
enough for any practical purposes. senltca
havo never amounted to much hitherto III
Franco, but the struggle to secure control OF
this one shows that 1t is expected to play o
moro important part than any Of Its predeces-
Anra
, 1875-12-23

The policy of tho House Committee on APP
preparations, as outlined III our Washington
dispatches, contemplated reduction OF
s40, ,ooo, oo0 in tho public expenditures dur
'ng tho ensuing fiscal ycar. Tho War and
kasy Departments aro to be reduced
H:a,oo0,0ao each, tho former by reduction OF
the army to mnxin,un. Of $4,000 men, and
the navy by selling Ill but 1sst-class war
vessels. Rotrcnchmeut il new hobby for
RANDALL to ride, and il he keeps the saddle
throughout, and sits down with equal fr1n-
hess on all other appropriations, and ia sue
cessfnl in tho incu'cation Of the principles of
rigid economy all around, tho country will be
both astonished and Rratilrd.
, 1875-12-23

cnl control. No secret organization in roli-
lies can mrrt viii, SUCCESS in thin country.
nj 1cn;t wl,rra The clcmcnta Of publicity are
coincislrnt with those Of popularity. mud
where tte worry i.lea Ut secrecy Is regarded Ms
dangerous, and recognized universally aa in
consistent with the theory md principles of
our Government.
Tho effort Of Tho Herald TO connect this
new rhpc Of Ornngcisu. with a third-tcrm
movement for t;en. CHANT il simply mother
rrcIn,serons application of tito Jh'"h"s
mana in this direction. There IL nothing
even in thu sensational necortnt Of tho Asso-
.'iation which II prints thnt warrants nfy ill.,
fcrcnce uf thia kind; though tho Association
| could not possibly bo leas harmful tfnn hy
adopting tho third term Al isa founding.
Nobody rlHe, not even President CHANT, has
becn willing to rcroynizu it, mud nobody will
object to comding it to tho tcuder 'nercies
Of the 40. \. T." It il ccrtain, however,
TINT tho Association will s}raw lis membership
from both political l,nr!ies and nil political
crccds. 1l.oro is 1arge claEs Of people WHO
6aye nu insane Infection for secret orders,
and this sentiment has been RESPONSE
bic for nnny a fantastic association
with mystic sit;ns, nnl grips, and
passwords, which have enabled people to get
rid Of sone of their money and spend good
deal OF their time TINT might lsayo been more
proAtah!y employed. III this respect, tho
80. 4. w. probably tloes not differ from tho
rest Of them. The association of the names
OF GRANT nud BLAINE with this Order il
n>anifestly Hfraid invention for sensational
! purposes and tho whole matter is scarcely
worth tho space wo have given 1t.