The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-09-28

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The Republican State Central Committe
will have meeting at Topeka next Tues
day, for the purpose OF considering impor
tant business in connection with the cam
paign in this State. This meeting of the
committee has especial reference to tn,
damaging charges against George T. An
thony, the candidate for Governor. These
charges are of very serious character
they are not based upon idle rumor, bu,
rest upon the records Of the court, and hav.
already been laid before the people of the
State. properly attested by the Distric,
clerk they are not such charges as can be
cleared away by a general denial. but call
for proof such as will explain
away their ugly and damaging
character. Mr.. Anthony's supreme
audacity, upon which he confidently relies
to help him out of every difficulty, will not
meet the present emergency. Many of the
staunchest Republican papers of the State
have expressed their opinions upon the sub
ject, and have not hesitated to declare that
the duty of the committee under the cir
cumstances is plain; that such an explana-
tion should be made by Mr.. Anthony as
will enable his friends to 60 before the peo-
ple Of the State and prove him innocent of
the charges against him, and which thus
far stand uncontradicted, or his name
should be promptly removed from the
ticket.
The Waterviile Telegraph, in referring to
the Central Committee, says:
"The question is whether the Republican
party of Kansas can afford to frituer away
her 80, 900 majority by keeping a man on
the ticket who is either so personally un-
popular that thousands over the State will
not vote for him, or who is 80 VIGOROUSLY
corrupt and unfit that his election would be
WIS 'n"hue'e"t.
Inc uarne't ftdinded'er, which, lmmedi-
ately after the convention was one of the
warmest supporters oil ueorge L. Anthony,
having READ Inc damaging testimony which
'he records Oh the court Dear against MIN,
frankly acknowledges that it has been de-
oeiVeo IN the man, ana says:
Inc heavenwor.n iiHks Oh tne etn, In
tricis from The recordp Of The D;s,r;, Co.,
of Leavenworth county, which, if uncop-
tradicted, place Geo. I. Anthony in the
ush' ol s~inailhs deiauler' unworthy
- po y. ..'.y,I" ~ ' Ia nave
Anthony or his friends to furnish come eI-
PLANTATION or denial of these records. They
nave furnished none and we feel COM
Peieo 10 say that, unless TINS Il done, and
mat AZ once, the Republicans Oh the State
should demand that the convention be re-
convened, ana new name placed upon the
ticket.
There is certainly nothing ambiguous
about that-it is stated an plainlv As IN.
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