The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-06-03
NOTES AND EXTRACTS.

NOTES AND EXTRACTS.
The California Democracy send Tide
delegates 70 81. Louis.
i Speaker Kerr IL getting better, an
hopes 70 resume his chair in short TIM
4 Mr.. Halstead thinks the Cincinna
Bristuw Club will have moro than loo
meihbefs before the National Conventio
meets.
i The Rochester Dexso~at: "whu
shall Il profit man, Mr.. Hurlbert, II b
gain the whole World and doesn't polit
cally behave himselfr
The New Orleans Pioeyxae says ther
were only twenty-five negroes killed il
the late difficulties in that State ate
Ill. What fuss some people will max
about = tri6e.
Erastss Cobning, of New York, who
il unconpromisingly oPPesed to Tilden
has engaged . suit of rooms ut the Lin
dell hotel, st. Louis where he will holt
dark-lantern seances during the Demo
cratic convention.
The candidate most likely to win il
the candidate that The South il deter
mined to support, and that candidate
whether We like his opinions in every
thing or not is Gov. Tilden.-CAarlesto,
Ne,cs and Courier Den,.)
IT. vi U,.yJ 3. .o,,:Jo.:.r
the claims of Democratic candidates fol
the Presidency, has taken up Gen. Han
cock. It holds that his peculiar rela
tions to the South as q leading Union
General would make him an especially
available candidate for the Democracy
The Chautauqua County Ne,cs puts it
in this way: AT the Democratic con.
veution in Topeka the other day the
Chairman said: There were no post.
masters, no route agents, or any other
Federal Office holders in attendance
Just so--and that's what's the matter. +"
A man like Mr.. Schurz, without party
connections, without an assured position
in the politics of the country, operating
as mere outsider and skirmisher, sup
ported only by q small body of clergy
men, college professors, aud political
can make no impression on the
settled practices of parties.-MeW York
Herald.
Investigation is dragging just now,
although Democratic corruption is &C.
unearthed. The Democratic
managers are saving their thunder to be
hurled ut the Cincinnati nominee, who.
ever he may be. After the National
their scandal mills will be
run on full time again.-Chioago Post
and Mail. .
If Mr.. Bristow is disastrously defeated
1t Cincinnati, he will owe it largely to
The illjudged and extremely offensive
course Of those papers which favor his
We are sure, from our
of Mr.. Bristow's high charac.
Ter and love of fairness, that this course
IS not approved by him.-Indiana1'oiis
Journal (Rep.)
They trumped up new charge against
Blaine yesterday morning, and he met it
md answered it in the afternoon. There
ire only seventeen days left in which the
Morton Conkling smut-machine can be
worked with any hope of effect. Blaine
has been kept pretty busy of late, but he
always finds time to do little lie.nail-
ng.-Globe. Democrat, 2Oth inst.
The Democrats of Kansas are still
moving to the front. On the occasion OF
heir late convention at Topeka, they
surprised the party in power by their
and the spirit with which they
entered into the business before them
Kansas City Times.
They not only surprised the party in
,ower, but startled the best portion of
heir own party by spirit which rivalled
he antics of Texas STERILIZATION
Champion.
The assassins of character who have
'een 30 sedulously devoting their atten-
ion to the destruction of Mr.. Blaine,
ext ected that their assaults
would secure his defeat at Cincinnati.
These calumniators haye received q
itting rebuke by the recent outbreak of
Blaine sentiment as shown by the pro.
seedlings of the several State Conven-
ions held last week. He now lacks
hirty votes of nomination on the first |
'allot, and about one more personal ut |
ack will make his nomination sure
4tchison Champion.
Senator Bayard would make as honest |
nd incorruptible President as Gov. Til |
Zen /; is as faithful an advocate OF sound |
doctrines he has large expe-
fence in national affairs, while Mr.. Til.
en- has none; he has excited no personal
nmi ties in any part of the country /;
nd he would be enthusiastically sup
orted by the reunited Democracy Of
lew York and of every section of the
Union. Let Gov. Tilden rise to noble
nd generous act of self-abnegation and
his party by laying his per-
onal aspirations on the altar.-New York
2erald.
We confess that we have some sympa-
by with the ex-Doorkeeper of the House
Representatives. Fitzhugh is an in.
lred man. He has been expelled from
is high place not for any wrong that he
q done, or any evidence that he has
wen of incapacity, but merely for the
rime of being found out. He is just
le same representative Democrat now
rat he was last December when they
rought him on from Texas and made
i'm q bigger man than old Grant"
nd the House of Representatives has
OF learned anything new about his
har1cter or abilities.-Ne,c York Tfib-
ne.
THE SECOND DISTRICT.
The journal has had but little to say con.
the Republican nomination
II Congress in this district. We have
cen satisfied that the delegates, fairly
ected, and animated by . desire to pro-
ote the best interests of the people and
he marty in the district would NOT u,abo