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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-01-21
UNUSUAL AMOUNT OF COMMENT

The following from the Winfield Fo~
a1sd AHrii, is but one of q hundred notices
Of the same kind, which the verdict in the
libel suit has produced lie notice Of Col.
Alexander, however, bears with it additional
weight, because he was here during those
dark days, aud j. POSTED:
"Coi Anthony, Editor o. tho Loavenworto TIMES
WIS lately cnnNcsed IN the GRIN nal Court of Iayen-
worth county, OF iiuel aa.n,. Judge Leo.np.e and
hns-t 500 aud cos,s- Toe ease il receiving an m
usual amount % Comment f9pm tie pes not only
% tife sac % kanst-, rt Of othef a.es an., NOT
NOR, We think, than las i,nI-r. ance demands For
WI e 'riNa'e ciararier sn0pl lc j-io'ss a. as we'll
icidig p,o.ec.cI, P0lie has as Rms foe
pfOiection rs well. We :sI.ev. that the,e is lar
grea,ef dsnser 10 pubic p.,l;ev, ia alb idrng the
stf'c.rres % The press r"n ,he char.cIes and quail
hcat-ons "f al asp, for puji.c f.vnr than Ihere
pIss'l i,e iB.:iy .apa e:,arl.te- Nv cx,end
lug mooe laeIal PRIVILEGES 20 such cit .cisms
In fns cs>-, Il a.I-eaas ,;Ia, JUDGE Lcompie was
hold Ok .ne 0boe "a L. = Commissioner ami when
ever oI,por, units O1ered n Ihe Republican party
was ever ready 10 lrust himself upon sor political
favor-- Anthony, reinem 1ering the time when his
tory gives To LecOmpte whether deserved or notl
the honor % being Chief OF the Border Ruiiians ~
and when his Own safety was in hourly jeopardy al
the hands of tie muir ferrous por,on OF thai cllss
saw Proper 20 aiude in ,ie TINES the an eeesIss
OF toe Judge. This, We unde stand constituted TIE
libel
Now, We have ALWAYS understood the law Of libel
10 be- Ia permit decent criticisms upon the c,afae.er
qraEdcs.iOns and an,eceielts if tue of any ia
d'virual seskiuy public pisce ?ni pstrona2e Ant.
We eanpot, 10, lae Lac of Us, wherein Col Antbo-
ny la, s5ns--d that priveie1e, Tie only wonder is
thai he was not Bao,e ~eVele.
IL does iat ne decision in this case Is
brii"fque u.son justice, and dangerous, prece-
dent, 40 public policy.
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RESIGNED.

II is stated tha; the constituency OF Green
wich will present requisition calling upon
ex-Premier Gladstone to resign his seat for
that city. His resignation Of the Liberal
leadership surprises his supporters. 1t is not
expected successor will be formally an
nounced until the re-opening of Parliament,
when general meeting of the party will be
held The name OF the Marquis of Har-
rington and Sir William Harcourt are
mentioned, as well as that of Forster, in
connection with the leadership, but the in
dications are that Forster will be chosen.
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THE ONLY COURSE.

The men who have c.:.icized She idan's
conduct and disps ches, are requested 10
notice The last, which can be found in the
telegrsphic column. She dan is evidently
looking to The pro,ec,ion OF the lives and
property of the people. The sober second
thought, with the concct statement OF facts
BY mail, leaves no doubt but that The Cen
elal in command is pursuing the only
course hat will insure peace 10 the people
ot tho Sou-h
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SOUTHERN DEVILS AND NORTHERN
TMpS

The Atlanta GA Aeus, in soeak;uy o. affairs in
Lod ala, SAYS:
All any 'ran, ~ or s3oo..n; is to he done, it j.
jus, ~ ,Oe .E.G bag and day tool OF UP
ST.. J ke SIZE 'dal a lamp post
qdi,e - rspd'v aS any Whi,e League .r'ase.Ider
NAV sIsce saIIows."
Ard yes there are r'icnsy Of biologists among
No-,he,i people or these llwleSs devils who inie>t
the sod,:'e II p-It q, ouc codn-y.-Tgpekd Blade
Still there a many good, p'ous, chris
liaa men in The North who condemn Sheli-
dan and want 10 let these ".iawless devils
ontinuc their fiendish cour>e Of proscrip-
on, outrage and murder.
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The P.,-;den,'s me.sa:e to the sen.,e.

The Presidents message to the Senate, in
answer to its resolution, is full snd complete.
1t gives clear and concise history of The
troubles in Louis ana. F.eemen VII thank
God thai Grant is President. The laws
viii be executed in the Split and le..er,
without fear or favor. The President il the
same to-day thai he vas ten years ago. He
viii in the future be the same nsield ing
Executive in the eafo cement o; the laws as
in the past. Cooper institute mons.er meet
ings dc not brighten him. Grant Is firm as
the granite rocks. He accepted the nomi-
nation for President upon Republican
platform. He stands pledged to is pripci.
pies. Others may fail, bat Grant viii up-
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RIGHT

Mr. Legate's resolution on the ques; ion
of the right Of parties 10 hold seals in the
Legislature who come from counties hav-
ing less than two hundred vo,efs is good.
As rule, members o. the Legislature have
not got The pluck 10 stand by he laws and
Constitution in these matters, particularly
when some dear iIiend asks for admission.
Mr. Legate can also do much good upon the
committee OF which he is chairman.
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AN ABLE AND TRUE NAN.

Hon. ID. T. Lowe is being strongly urged
for the position of L. $. District Judge for
the new District in the Indian Terri
tory. In Kansas there is only one senti-
.ment, and that is OF respect for the ability
of Judge Lowe, and confidence in his in
tespity. We ,Iust our delegation will re-
commend, the President nominate, and the
Senate conf.m him. We know they would
receive the appreciation OF the people Of
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WILL the opposition press explain why
it is that, while Northern men who hGve
gone South, and there voted the Republican
ticket, are violently denounced as meddling
"carpe,-baggers," other Norihern men who
have gone 10 the same places, and who vote
with the Democrats, are quo,ed in the
same quarters as high political authority
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The jury iii the 1ilton-Beecher case,
taken collectively, in religious matters
stands as follows: Samuel Flate and Ed
ward Whelan are Roman Catholics, only
the f-st, however, is a regular attendant.
Chester A. Carpenter, W. ii. Davis, Henry
Thyer, \. B. Case, and John C. McMurn are
Presbyterians, the first an active, earnest
church member of the old school, the last
has not been to church for some wears, and
Davis, Case and Thyer are only occasional
attendants. Griffin B. Halstead is an active
member OF Methodist Episcopal church.
William F. Jeffrey generally attends an
Episeopslion church, and Christopher Filter
Is a Lutheran. George Hall and John F.
TAYLOR have no church relations.
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ANOTHER LETTER FROM BEEC9ER DIS.
COVERED.

NJ. Morris, counsel Tor T.lton, in The
course OF his speech before The Beeche--Til-
ton Court, in New York, last Tuesday, read
the following very unreiishable letter to the
counsel for the defense:
MAY 81, ISIS.
To the Trssfoss Of ymeah Ctureh:
tender herewith my resignation Of the sacred
ministry IL plymouth Church For two wears I
have stood with great among You, in order TO
shield from shame 4 certain household Since re-
cent publication makes this no longer possible, re-
sign my ministry and retire 20 private life
HsNRY WARp BsECHRR-
This was written by Mr.. Beecher soon af-
ter the appearance OF the Woodruff e1-
posure. Mr.. Mouiton, hosever, persuaded
him not to forward It to the trustees, and
Tilton threatened to shoot him il, by such a
confession, he should destroy Mrs. Tilton's
character The result was that Beecher
did not resign, and his letter Of resignation
is nov, for the first time, made public.
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STATE ITEMS

| -Atchison has union meetings.
The Emporia Ners has been reduced in
| size.
| The Wyandotfe Gasene thinks Bro
Earle might do Leavenworth some good.
THE old maids bali is the latest in
Solomon City.
-Emporia is happy in a large number OF
snow birds The Nns man is afraid of
Them.
The Fort Scott Monitor publishes the
Governors message to the exclusion Of
everything else.
Room rent free, will be given to a good
barber, in Chanute, who attends to his bust
ness.
The County Commissioners have given
$500 to the Crawford County Agricultural
Society, as provided by law in an act.
The Winfield Pov and Asrd agrees
with the The TINES that the Office of SUI
perintendent OF insurance should be abol-
ished
An embezzlei, named J. c. Young, has
been arrested in Emporia. lie got away"
with five sewing machines, two horses,
wagon and several other things, belonging
to a sewing machine agent who employed
him.
The Monitor says that the knights Tenn
plar ball, on the 20th inst, in the new Folt
Scott Opera House, is going to be The won
der Of Southern Kansas.
The niggardly managers Of the NJ. K. 4
T. Railway not only refused to transport
coal donated to Western sufferers at reduced
rates, but added $3.50 per car from Fort,
Scott TO EnpOria. il il any wonder that
bitter feelings exist between the people and
thee rich monopolies.-Izea.an,oa Useerer.
1.-THE Linn county Poor Farm has been
let to Abraham Carl, of Scott township, at
the ra;e OF sl.S7 per pauper per week Or.
Wilson, of Mound City, received the ap-
pointment Of county physician, his bid,
$4,000 per year, being the lowest.
From a private letter received We learn
that some Of the California immigrants hav We
failed TO find the Golden State all that is
lovely. and are nov talking Of trying the
virtues Of Oregon and Washington Territory
in the coming spring. Though Kansas NAV
not always how with milk and honey, and
chinch bugs and grz--hoppers NAV occasion
ally come, vet in all the land her equal i.
not to be found.-Haton EJpres.
The Topeka Blade says;
Among the MANY aDplicapts for Office in
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-01-21
DIHHNIAL SESSIONS.

There is one point in the message OF Gov
ernor Osborn which should be endorsed BY
every Intelligent man in ibe Safe. We re-
fer to his Recommendation that the Law lie
changed providing for the annual meeting
o. the Legislature. There is no danger Of
our having too few laws. A new idea is in
t-oduced into our statute books one winter,
and the next, before an opportunity has
been offered to test its expediency, is sub
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-01-21

Der New York exchanges contain moth.
ing but lengthy repo..s OF the Louisiana az
fair and Tilton- Beecher case We will be
glad when these difficulties are settled
when the court decides whether Tilton':
charges were true, and when Sheridan
quie,s the rebels, banded together in the
White League.
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Gov. HARTRANFT's message to the Penn
sylvania Legislature draws woeful picture
Of the depression of commercial interests in
the Keystone State, and urges rigid econo-
my in legislative appropriations. \ more
interesting topic to the gentlemen adj
dressed in the message is the approaching
election OF United States Senator. In this
contest Mr.. William A. Wallace seems like
| 10 ha -urca,-.,tl
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u II A WONDERi

The child has since died," is the lacoaic
remark which Pennsylvania paper az
fixes to an account of a nine-year -old girl
who had mastered logic, rhetoric, geology,
botany, and the mysteries of mental and
moral science. Thousands Of the brigh;es,
children in the land are annually killed
by wha; is known as the Forcing process, y
and We are sorry that We are compelled 10
admit, that the same practice is carried on
in our Leayenworth schools. 1t is undoubt.
edly mistaken idea, that leads teachers to
'cram" our children with studies they ars
no more able to comprehend, than a hog
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-01-21
MayOE CROWELL.

The following pa ag aph from the ST.
Joseph Gaze.se, is manlv endorsement OF
Major CroweIl. Our readc-s will remem-
Der ,hat the Gczeise is Democratic paper
alt WAS rumored on the stree,, Yesterday, that
Speciat NIL AGENT Croweii had been Superseded by
Jspe> r. l. ,a,e a mehi',er OF Tie lie, stature
from TIE T:I.ri Wa.ti o. his civ.
We cI;p ne fore ON, T. RI ph from the Leaven-
wJ.th TINfS, aJd on'y adj lna, We hope it is not
true. the mat service Of kanS,s VS. never 81
ehcien. - IL nFs become ur,'er Toe management of
Major C.oEeh. Fpd 4 vsIi taLe new least
two years To set the hang OF "a the ROPES well
he he's them. No aseni in the wcs,ern coun,cy has
p.a>ecu.ei ~ many NAL robie2s in.o t.Ie peuiten-
Iiary he Jas. His removal will raise s.lout of
joy in more Than one penicutiary."
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SENATOR cARpEIrEE.

We copy, elsewhere, the speech Of Sena-
tor Carpenter, made imp.ouptu in obedience
TO the crowd OF enthusiastic admirers who
greeted him on his arrival at Madison. II
is evident that Carpenter has more earnesi,
warm-hear.ed friends in Wisconsin than
any public man in the State. The Interests
Of The Republican party, the good of lie
county, and The character of the Sena.e Tor
ability, will he promoted by his Ee-elee.ion.
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REPORTED o. 8 MARSHAL APPOINTED

\ letter from Wyandotte informs us that
Hon. II. W. Cook will be appointed L. S.
Marshal for Kansas. There has been
rumors of change in this office for some
weeks past, but we have not credited them
The letter OF yesterday, however, is from a
parry who ought to know. Mr.. Cook is one
OF the best men in Kansas, and, If the report
IL true, the Office could not fall to a more
hoaest and capable man than H. W. Cook
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The West Wisconsin Railroad, which
runs rom Elroy, Wisconsin, TO s.. Paul,
MinneSota, a distance Of some two hundred
miles, has deiaulted in The payment OF its
January interest, and a receiver is 10 be APP
pointed. Ii Is also said that, unless the
provisions of the law are modified by The
present legislature, several other of The
Wisconsin roads will have 10 go into bank
ruo,cy
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THE New York Bulletin has compiled =
table showing the shrinkaee OF values ina,
has taken place within the last year, EN-
bracing almost all articles entering into or
binary consumption-corn, hog products
hops, sugar, and a single brand OF tea, being
the only exceptions, from which it appear
that the decline OF prices since the com
mencement of the panic has reached an
average OF nearly twenty per cent
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-01-21

Hon. JO-EPH +. MCDONALD has received
States Senator, from Indiana This secures
his election beyond doubt. Mr.. McDonald-
or Judge Mcdonald, as he is called from
his former connection with the State Judi
ciary-is man of about sixty, of good
character and fair ability. He has been
an active Democratic politician for many
years. He WAS candidate for Governor
in 1864, and was beaten by Morton. lie is
a good stump speaker and an adroit trim
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-01-21

WENDELL PHILLIPS, whom everybody
respects for his ability, honesty and good
sense, has writers = letter to the Secretary
of War, expressing his approval Of the
course of the administration in the Ii uisi
ana Affair
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THE New York Graphic and Commercial
Adrertiser are exceptions to The New York
City journals, who are all irving 10 on,
rave each Other over The Louisiana affair,
Just as they did over the seizure o. the
pirate Virginius, when they wanted 90
drive the President instantly into war.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-01-21

THE aggregate amount of precious met.
ais produced in the States and Territories
west OF the Missouri river, including British
Columbia. during 1874, reaches S74, 40l,
O54, being an excess OF S2,li2,3G2 over the
yield of 1873. Recent developments in the
Comstock lode JUSTLY the belief that the
total products for this year will approx
male 800 OOn 900.
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THE Leayenworth TINES tells OF Dutch
man who has been defrauding some Of the
citizens OF that city and also of Clay Cen
ire. The description given of him suits
very well that OF a man who has been try
ing ''dot little game on the generous Of this
village, particulars of which see in anoth-
er item Some of his victims might do well
10 call around here Winchester Ners.
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NO COMNENT NEEDED.

A bill has been introduced into the Hi
nois legislature, by the Democrats, to ex-
clule colored children in that State from
the priv ilese OF free schools. As a com.
panion piece 10 this precious specimen OF
enlightened legislation, it is now proposed
by the same parry, to abolish the State
normal schools. Not word of comment
ia needed.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-01-21

IN speaking OF the s,bjec, OF reducing the
fees and sala- les Of Safe Offices, Sen,
a.or Parkinson, among o,her things, said
thai i. was no trouble to manage the head
ii We could OILY get thet in subjectioo.'
This beirg susceptible OF more Than oue
construction, EXCEED the risib:liiies of The
Senator'S, and dew .heir minds ilom he
subject undef DISCUSSION, for the lime being
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hold The Co rs, -u,ion, ea'o-ce the laws and
Project The Ives and properly Of all .he cis-
liens of the U.s,ed States. The p, Ian
tr-oPs's OF the world viii approve it, Eead
the message
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IT is stated on good authority that the
correspondents of the New York papers in
New Orleans are resident, and are either
members of the White League or in sym
patty with it. Certainly the character of
their late correspondence would seem to go
far TO sustain the assertion.
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TALLY ONE.

The Legislature very wisely voted down
the proposition to allow members TO pur-
chase twenty five copies OF a newspaper
during The session, at the expense OF The
State. 1t is one of the weakest and silliest
propositions imaginable to squander the
peoDles money.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-01-21

THE House Committee on Elections have
agreed 10 report resolution excluding the
Delegate IRON U.ah from seat in the
House, on The eIound OF having been gully
of poivgamous p, ac,iees. lie should have
been made 90 oil, long ago.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-01-21

President GRANT is about 10 submit 10
Congress a special message on the necessity
Of increasing The revenues o. the Govern
men,, and recommending ways and means
to that end
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DR. C. ALEXANDER

l,orner q Finh Street and Christy Avenue. saint
u Louis, Mo-, with twenty years pericnce
In the treatment % Private Diseases. guarantees
cure In all cases without the use u Nercnry.
Ss-Dr. AleNander's =. Baisam 81 Herbs IL vsr-
ranfed TO spermatorrhea or Seminal Weakness
In all Its various forms, restores Lost Power and
Youthful yigor, when Impaired by cxcesses, etc.
Price. Three Dollars, sent To any address,
Es-Dr A. 5 - Circular on Private Matters, " sent
YKFE any address which fslly plains the nature
symptoms and method Of cure Of all Private zns!
Delicate diseases In male or teilale.
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testant-, as well as Catholics, in this coun-
try, as we'll rs on the continent OF Europe,
Easter is considered the chief festival of he
Christian church, and the fact OF lis cele-
bration on the same day by Christians Of
all denominations, adds TO its solemnitv.
The SHoENAKER
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"RANpIrrI..

The chicago Tribune comments on the
Louisiana affair as follows:
1.-THE furious howl Of stimuli Indignation acains,
Gen Sheridan, by Northern Democrats and
southern ex-rebels, does not grow out Of any acts
which that patriotic soldier has committed but out
II words which he has uttered in his dispatches 10
his government His words, like his blows in times
past have struck sharp and quick that they have
struck fire. His keen eye detected the cause II the
troubles in Louisiana, as he arrived in New
ORLEANS, TO be the White League the 'banditti
he aptly ais il in his dispatches and with plain
blunt ech he asks for the privilege Of crushing
This Use is not an ideAlty, but a fact, and the
pei, and dealt with decisivey the better will it IL
for Louisiana and the whole Of the country.
Gen. Sheridan Was right in st,maiizng the White
League a. 'bandiiti." We'ster defines .bandif "a
mean a desperate, hwles fellow and this definition
exastly charaeterzes the White League"
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No more strikes but The settlement OF
questions between employers and EMPLOYEES
by arbitration, Is the sentiment of a wise
and sensible resolution adopted BY The con-
vention Of The Miners Ulion OF IIlinois.
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iT Is rumored that voorhees, has with,
drawn from the Senatorial field m Indiana
The two remaining candidates are MELON,
aid and Holman. 1t is most likely that one
OF these will he the next Senator, but there
is probability OF that everlasting "eom-
promise man" stepping in and carrying away
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that is on trial. but The presence OF Mrs.
Beecier and Ms. Tilton is an incident
which oes not affect the question OF Mr..
Beccher's guilt orinnocence, and hence may
pr perly he commented upon.
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IT is She chivalry" no longer, but the
apanditti." Little Phil is Is happy in ,he
selection OF words As he is sLilliul 10 The
handling of the sword.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-01-21

The whole number Of immigrants landed
at New York las, year was 1917. There
was an increased proportion OF German and
ScandinaviaR blood, and a decrease, ezpe-
cialIy. of natives of Ireland.
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AFTER all the talk about the opposition
10 the reelection OF Senator'S Hamlin and
Chandler, they have both been renominated
by very large majori,ies.
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LEAyExwoRrB. KASsAl

LEAvESwoKTH, KANSAS, Jan. IL, 1878.
d. r. ANTHONY, T. NJ know of no such person
| rs 1T. Baker in this city, Of Miss Thropp Us an
agent for Kansas sufferers. Respectfully.
JOIN Il. MCLEsRY.
Pastor Of Christian Church.