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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-26

SALIVA, Kan, Oct. 81, 1875.
GENTLEMEN have received your re-
quest of the Goth inst, for me to be ar
Independent candidate for the Office O.
Judge of the 18th judicial District, Of
Kansas, and highly appreciate tho hon
or you do me by this expression ofyoul
confidence.
| have neither the inclination nol
taste to enter into contest for thi.
high Office, and after the nomination al
Ellsworth, had concluded not to be O
candidate. The only lnducement that
could be now, is that so large number
of my fellow citizens desire my candi.
dacy.
| have always been, and am now, O
Republican in politics yet hold that
the Judiciary should be so far separated
from politics, that no man could say
that the Judge is partizan, or under
special obligations to any party organi
cation. The bench, | regard as one of
the highest and most honorable posi-
tons in the gift of the people, and, if
am elected, my most earnest endeavor
will ever be, to discharge the responsible
duties of the office justly and impartial
ly.
In Wow of your request, will be q
candidate for Office before the people at
the approaching election.
Very respectfully yours.
Il. +. CARVER.
To c.. Lamer, Robert Muir, l.. F. Par.
sons, w. II. Gentry and others.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-26
Proceedings or the Fourteenth Judicial
District Contention.

The convention was called to order by
Mr.. Thos. Going, of Saline county, and
a temporary organization effected by
calling Col. Henry Inman to the chair
| w. Il. Dollison was elected Secretary
Ordered that the chair appoint CON.
mittee, consisting of one from each
county in the District on credentials
| The following delegates were appointed:
Chas. Granger, of Saline C. II. Knapp;
w. S. Wait, of Lincoln; Ii. w. Vance
of Ellsworth, l.. w. Howell, CT Rus
sell II. VI. Fuller, of Ellis. After q
short retirement the committee reap
peared and reported the following del
egates entitled to seats In the convention.
Ellsworth-Henry lnman, Ii. w. Vance
and George Huyke, Saline county-C.
A. Hitler, c. l.. Hussey; T. J. Going,
n. Peterson, A. Robbins, c. T.. Gran
ger. W. B. Sholl, V. B. Martin, J. o.
Hanford and A. NJ. Beebe; Lincoln
county-H. Holcomb, ". S. Wait, Geo
Green and Henry Vernon Ellis county
M. VI. Fuller; Mcpherson county
VIM. Bean, J. B. Darrrh, VIM. West,
John Lamar, c. FL. Knapp, DIR. J. b.
Curtis, 7. Z. Simpson Russell county
w. T. Dollison and l.. w. Howell.
Report adopted and committee dis
charged.
Ordered that where delegates are alb
sent, the members present shall cast the
full vote of the delegation.
Nominations being in order, the name
of Judge John Ii. Prescott was present
ed TO the convention.
By Mr.. Granger-motion to nominate
Mr. Prescott by reclamation.
By DIR. Curtls-motion to adjourn
sine die. Lost.
By delegate from McPherson-mo-
ton to bring Judge Prescott before the
convention to answer newspaper cbarg
es. Decided out of order.
By DR.. Curtis-motion TO amend Mr..
Changers motion TO nominate by accla
nation, by appointing n committee to
wait upon Judge Prescott and ask him
TO appear before tho convention and
answer to certain newspaper charges
against him.
By Mr.. Wait-to amend the amend
meat by requiring that the charges, and
proof OF same, against Judge Prescott;
be reduced TO writing and laid upon the
secretary's table, and that committee
be appointed to wait upon Judge Pres
colt, and conduct him TO this room TO
listen to the charges, and proof thereof
against him. Carried.
Messrs. Granger, Hitler and Wait
were appointed to wait upon the Judge.
Convention adjourned until ] O'Clock,
p. N.
Convention met as per adjournment.
The committee appointed to wait up
on Judge Prescott presented that gen
tieman before the convention
Mr.. Granger presented the following
preamble and resolution, which was
adopted.
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rnFaa<rx - tie tos n se<tixkst-2 81 H.
cha-<~s against Ss2xr Prs-<psx. ezssA<ss arsfsre
SAss c1EssHEisz. n0H. kssreser>. - q.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-26

who sit in The hearing Of and discussion pOn these
charges, will abide the decision Of the convention
thereon, ant support its nominee
The chairman of the Mcpherson dele
CATION presented an affidavit of Abram
Cutler, together with statements of ID. r.
Wagstaff, w. G. Mccormick, and Thorn
as a. CaTanaugh, constituting the
charges referred TO, which were read TO
the convention, in the presence of Judge
Prescott, by DIR. J. B. Curtis, of Nc
Pherson county.
Judge Prescott then read affidavits of
0. B. Bowman, Charles E. Kelsey and
j. NJ. Steel and made statement in refu-
tation Of the charges brought against
him.
By Mr.. Granger-moved that this
convention receive the statement of the
Hon. J. Il. Prescott, and the proofs in
troduced, as satisfactory and full re-
futation OF the charges preferred. Car
ried.
Mr.. Granger, with the consent of his
second, withdrew his motion TO nomi-
nate by reclamation, and move that the
vote be taken rira r0ce. Carried.
Chair appointed Mr.. Waite and DR..
Curtis to act as tel.ers, and as the Sec
rotary called the roll the delegates rose
in their places and voted. twenty-five
votes were cast all of which were for
Judge Prescott-fve delegates voted
blank and one was absent.
Messrs. Waite, Granger and Vance
were appointed committee to wait up
on Judge Prescott and inform him of
his nomination. Judge Prescott ap-
peared and thanked tho convention.
On motion the chair appointed the
the following Republican Central Com
mittee for the l4th Judicial District for
the ensuing year: George Huyke, of
Ellsworth; ". T. Dollison, of Russell
t. J. Going, Of Saline w. S. Wait, of
Lincoln; DR.. J. b. Curtis, of McPher-
son, and NJ. NJ. Fuller, of Ellis.
On Notion the convention adjourned
sine die II. INMAN,
w. T. DoLLIsoN, Chairman.
Secretary.
After the convention adjourned, the
Central Committee met and organized,
by electing Geore Huyke, of Ellsworth
chairman, and w. L. Dollison, of Rus
sci, secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-26

This IS to certify that we were pres
ent at the Ottawa county District Court,
at the trial OF the case of Saline county
against Abram Cutler and others, for
fraudulently obtaining fifty thousand
dollars OF Saline county r. r. bonds,
that on said trial the defendants did
not introduce as testimony the deposit
ton of of said Abram Cutter, then on
tle, or any portion of it referring to j.
Ii. Prescott; that J. IL. Prescott, of Sa-
lima, went upon the stand as witness
in said case, and was about to contra.
dict said deposition, so far as it con-
tanned charges against himself, when
the defendants attorneys said that they
should not introduce, or use said deposi-
ton, or anything against the said J. IL.
Prescott, thereby Withdrawing all
charges in said deposition contained
against the said Prescott. That Mr..
Prescott has denied at other times all
charges in said deposition against him
and from the knowledge of the bad
character of the the said Cutler, and the
known good character that said Pres
colt sustains, we believe Mr.. Prescoti's
denial, and that the said deposition is
untrue.
Done at Saiina, Kansas. this 10Th
day of September, A. d., 1876.
S. NJ. PALMER.
c. E. FAULKNER
L. r. UNDERWOOD;
DAVID BEEBE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-26

The Peoples Convention met yester-
day, at the court house, and put in nom
inantion full county ticket, as follows:
for representative, II. L. Jones for
clerk Of the district court Amos Flum-
merfelt; for probate judge, Hugh Os-
born for county attorney, A. j. Whit
ney; for county superintendent, DR..
Joseph McCarty. We understand that
some of the candidates nominated will
not agree to run.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-26

Rotert Morrov, Al BRAN Cutlerand others,
for the securing of fifty thousand dollars
of Saline couny bonds, is true, and
do hereby certify that l was clerk OF
said court, anopresent in the court room
during the tri;l of said cause.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
court affixed 4 roy Office, IN the city Of
Minneapolis, Ottawa county, Kansas
this 2lst day f September, A. D., 1876
SEAL. ". l.. HARVEY,
Clerk Of Dist. Court
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-26
SALIVA. Oct. 9th 1876

EDITORS JOURNAL: For the benefit o.
John Foster, Esq, and the editor of The
SaIina Herald, both of whom contradlc
statement of mine published in the
Mcpherson Independent, l ask you &c
publish the enclosed certificates Of
Messrs. Palmer, Faulkner, Underwood
and Beebc, and the Clerk of Court Of
Ottawa county, under his seal. You
sec this corroborates my first statement
in every particular. If as Mr.. Foster
says, nothing of the kind occurred at the
trial, then five other persons are mis-
taken with me. There are six of us
then on one side, to Mr.. Foster on the
other. Why will the Herald say do
not tell the truth
Again, Mr. Foster says Mr. Cutler did
not appear in the suit; again Mr.. Eos
ter is mistaken, either wilfully or igno.
rantly. Mr.. Cutler did appear before
me, and made application for change of
venue, and am quito sure filed an ans
wer, which is still on file, if never with.
drawn besides | am credibly informed
that the attorneys of Ottawa court
wanted to deny appearance for Cutler
there, and the court said they had made
appearance, and therefor could not do
SO.
would not have published this state
ment at this time even, but for the in
sulting words on this question in last
weeks Herald. You can see by dates,
1 have had statements for some time.
Ny absence on official duties allows my
enemies to speak earlier and oftner than
|, but | trust not moro fully or more to
the truth. If Mr.. Foster wants TO 60 into
print, he should not be so angry about
it as to be haste; he should first examine
and he would then be able to speak
correctly. Very respectfully.
J. Ii. PRESCOTT.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-26

The Herald owes it to itself and to
the profession in which its editor takes
so much pride in claiming membership,
to apologize for IFS Infamous treatment
of Judge Prescott in refusing to give
him a hearing through lis columns in
answer to its charges, and in addition
thereto makingmean insinuations against
the very evidence he wishes 10 have
published.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-26
EDITORIAL ITEMS.

The Democrats of Leavenworth coun
~ have nominated Col. Moonlight 70,
State Senator for the City District, and
Marcus Parrot for the County District
The Sunday School Association OF
Kansas, which was to have met in Wy
andotte on tho 9th inst, has been post,
poned until The second week in Dccem-
Der.
Edward S. Stokes, the murderer of
Jim Fisk, will leave his prison Oct.
2Sth. His time expires on the goth, but
rs no discharges are made on Sunday,
Stokes will leave Saturday.
McClintick, who could not get the
nomination for State Senator, and was
bound from spite to beat Sampson, is
still shoveling dirt into his columns.
Whom the gods wish TO destroy they
first make mad.
A general European war is considered
inevitable. In the leading capitals of
Europe very uneasy feelings prevails
just now. Germany is represented as
being the only power that can prevent
the impending conflict.
McClintick wrote 10 certain man in
Mcpherson county, previous to the SEN
atorial convention, that he (McClintick)
could count upon united delegation
from Mcpherson county with help from
Saline county Oh, no! McClintick was
not attempting to pack the Senatorial
convention in his favor.
The President has issued a proclama-
ton upon South Carolina disturbances,
and Secretary Cemeron has given orders
ACKNOWLEDGMENT to place troops where
they will be available in case of emergen-
CIV in that State. The National Govern
ment is determined that the rights of
it's citizen shall be respected OF all haz-
ards.
Gov. Brcwnlow pertinently says that
nothing, since the proclamation of Abra-
ham Lincoln calling QUITS, 900 volun-
tcers to prevent secession, has furnished
the opportunity for so much devotion to
the Constitution OF the United States on
the part Of the Democratic party as At
torney General Taft's instructions to
the United States Marshal to protect
citizens in their right to vote.
Col. John S. Mosby, the guerrilla cap
tain during the war, says that he does
not think that the Democratic politicians
of the north have accepted in good faith
and with loyal sentiments the results of
the war. lie also says; "Eiect Tilden,
and lawless element would arise IN the
South that Tilden couldn't control. 1t
would be Andy Johnson's administra.
lion over again. If Tllden is defeated
this time, the southern people will cut
loose from tho the northern Democracy,
and will never attempt another sectional
contest.
To show what low live means tho Nc
pherson ring is taking TO beat the regular
Republican nominee fer State Senator
they blow on the stump that be was
connected with the railroad bond swim
.ile IN Saline county, when every citizen
knows that through his newspaper and
in every other way he bitterly fought
il from the beginning TO the end. Such
barofaced lies will will only swallow up
the authors and help him whom ihey
in,cnd tor their victim. :
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-26
HATIONAL REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET,

For GOeern
GEORGE T. ANTHONY,
ofLeavenworth county.
Tor lieutenant Gorernor
NJ. 7. SALTER,
OF Neosho county.
For Secretary IF State,
THOMAS II. CAvANAUGH.
IOf Saline county.
For auditor,
L. /. BONEBRAKE,
OF Shawnee county.
Far Attorney General.
WILLARD DAVIS,
or Labette county.
For Ire rsurer,
John FRANCIS.
OF Alien county.
For sUperi atendeat Of Pa5tic Instruction,
ALLEN p. LENNON,
or Cowley county.
For Member ofCongress, First, District
WNT. A. PHILLIPS.
OF Saline county.
For state Senator, sstA S,notoriai District,
NJ. D. SAMPSON,
or saline county.
For Jesge IF Tie IAN judicial Dist,!ef.
J. II. PRESCOTT,
OF Suline county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-26

Hon. Albert Griffin, the able editor Of
the Manhattan Nationalist, and one OF
the best public speakers in tho State is
stumping it for Hayes and Wheeler in
this Congressional district. He speaks
in Salina next Tuesday evening.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-26

We have been advised by number
of Mcpherson county people to devote
little attention to the myrids of lies sent
abroad by the Mcpherson Independent
about the Regular Republican nominee
for State Senator. They claim that pa
per is only helping Sampson and in
hiring RicheY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-26
STATE OF KANSAS. !,

O-IANA NUtNIl-
], W. l.. Harvey, clerk OF the distric,
court, within and for said county and
State, do hereby certify that the fore
going certificate of 5. II. Palmer, c. E.
Faulkner and others, with reference to
the proceedings in said court on the trial
of the case of the board OF county COM
missioners of the county of Saline, vs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-26
From the Western Spirit, Paola

NJ. d. Sampson, of tho Salina Journal,
is the Republican candidate for Senator
in that District. He is an able, capable
man, and should be elected. His paper
is one of the best in the State.
Capt. Hanna. of the Salina Herald, a
relation Of Col. Phillips, bolts the nom
ination of NJ. d. Sampson for State SEN
ator. Sampson is editor of the Jour nal,
which probably accounts for the trouble.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-26
COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Representatives,
J. G. M0HLER,
ofSmoky Hill Township.
For Probate huge,
AUGUST BoNDI,
OF Smolsn Township,
For CyerI, IF TIE District Court
NELS PETERSON,
OF Smoky View Township.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
n. G.. DENTON,
OF Ohio Township.
For county Attorney,
JOHN FOSTER,
or smoky Hill Township.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-26

Lamar, Robert Muir,
l. + Parsons, w III Gentry.
f L Norton, Joseph Sargent,
Lewis Bugher, james Tobin,
Benfeld, John Riordon,
) Fl Williams. w ) Wells,
w Benfeld, w Alexander,
b Clark, i Carln,
d ID McAuiG, AE Case,
w VI Garrison, Willis ke5sleI,
f Proctor, III Wells,
Mccormick, w IL Townsend,
VIM Safer, \ McLemon,
W Porter. Thos Anderson,
John Wi sOa, j w Crowley,
N HIebner, Joseph Dewitt,
j Il Curtis, Martin Gaverlck,
John Foster, Geo Lay,
j Il Whitehead, N ID Berg,
w Gels, John Kyle,
Il Anderson, ID II Murrian,
V Faris, VS. Warner,
Csas Robinson, TIC Marks,
Perry Hodgben, CT Hilton,
rhos McIIaffi., J b sjob,um
q 4 w Bone, ii Hall,
Patrick Bohan, Luther G Blown,
Peter Hitler, Charles Shirar,
Henry Gilman, Felix McCabe,
Patrick O'shea Charles McCabe.
Charles Buell.. G. Couse,
y b Manning, L q Grant,
james Murphy, ID J Addison,
l. NJ futile, Trow,
Z IIamlIn John Wheeler,
GrIer, + Harrison,
Liacoln, Taylor Miller,
A L DoClittle, Il GilpiD,
james DoeSon. w Bishop,
John Dane, II wilrnarth,
ID NJ Conrad, Geo Kruger,
A Williams, Il Luowich,
+ Wittmann, Charles Sander,
WE Veil, John swanson,
Henry Miller, Lewis Bates,
III NJ Sales, $ N Hamilton,
c Addison, Vim Berg,
Adkisson, FennO c Bigham,
" Smith, a Adams,
John Cariin, L II Pendleton,
Samuel 6 Johns, rs Sodium.
y J schwartz, CD Lowe,
Michael Bartel, Jos schwartz.
Patrick Lowe, John Sielert,
All, 9th
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-26
SAIINA- Oct. 90. 1876.

Hon. T. F. CARVER: Dear Sir: Hav-
ing entire confidence in your integrity
and ability, We the undersigned citizens
of the 18th Judicial District request you
TO be a candidate tor the office of Judge
of said District, and we requestyour
candidacy irrespective of Conventions
and Darties.
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TIME PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST.
IL ing between A. b. norren : + v. Tomnkina
and ". ". west In the ssw.ml business 10 shis day
dissolved BY mutual consent, John Brodbeck having
bought the interest Of the said 4. b. Morrell. who
now rstifes from the arm. Tho book sccounts ND %
the nrst Of January. lS76 viii b collected by etsr
party Of the old nrm but Ill Indebtedness CONTRACTED
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