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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-22

THE JAMESON BRoTnEEs.-A- ye;
81 have bat barely noticed the recen.
large importation, Il Holiday Goods oi
the Jameson Bros now on display IL
their e.egant quarters in Coleman
brick building bat as their fine estab-
lishuients and extensive stocks in their
respective lines. SO attractively dis
played, are alike creditabie to their
good taste and business enterprise and
10 our city. we dam them deserving
ii especial n0tice-unexcelled Is III =
ara doth establishments connected) by
why similar one on the coast-and are
we'll worthy of visit from all stranger
and those Of All esthetic taste in our own
community. W. q. Jamieson's Jewelry
Emporium, fronting on Commercial
street. has one Of the most attractive
show windows Ia he found outside of
San Francisco. and being arranged
with he latest style OF gas reaec,ors. re,
volving show stands, etc, il shows his
elegant stock TO the best advantage. at
tracing a. it does the attention Of
all the passersby. The interior
arrangement IT his store Is of the most
m"dern style and embraces over 30
feet Of show eases III metal, walnut and
ii ate glass, ia which are displayed his
elegant stock of .jewelry. watches, sill
ver"ars. bronzes. and musical good>
comprising the largest stock OF any
house ,.orth Of san Francisco John l..
Jameson, the younger brother If the
iirm. Is we'll and favorably knows 10
all in our city for his affability and
business qualities. lie has one of the
best appointed stocks in his line in the
city. situated in Colman's brick build
ing. fronting On Mill street, and con-
Meeting with the icwclry emporium.
his fixtures arc among the fines,
IN the city. Handsome shelving,
plate glass show cases. and one OF the
largest mirrors ia the town. On his
shelves, and in his elegantly dressed
show windows, he has displayed a
splendid stock OF handsome books amp
stationery. albums, bibles. and host of
the latest novelties III toys. wastes and
fancy goods, which entitle him, a, Ia
has done, to designate his establishment,
Santa Claus Headquarters; for Ger
fainiy the Juvenile, patron SAINT could
moi have found q better depot. John
ny. with his usual libc.ality.
will have grab box containing
some four hundred presents which he
proposes to give away u the children
of Seattle On Christmas morning, when
he assures Us Santa Claus will per
sonal!y preside The combined estab-
lishments of the Jameson Brothers arc
certainly not to be exceIled in our city
and are deserving OF the liberal pat
ronage that they receive, being noted
for their fair dealing, uniformly low
prices and liberal advertising. which
are certain ethics in business success
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-22

FINE STOCK Mcsst- L. VI Best
Il Co have now full and most com
plete stock OF boots aud she's ON *
hibi.inn At their establishment oll
Commercial street Mr. Best has been
continually adding - their stoca since
first opening. and besides making
abundant provisions for their general
trade. he has made special select ion
Tor the holidays. including gents aud
lady's fancy slippers. ese.. of the mast
beautiful and unique patterns. Such
articles are especially desirable Tor
Christmas presents. Their stock III
other particulars. comprises that OF II
ilrst-class boot and shoe store. aud they
are now prepared IL sell goods in that
line ~ cheaply at wholesalH as
they can be gotat san francisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-22

| wish to and farther tia. We all
greatly sppsecsa'e the live intcrss. The
lSTELLroEScEg IL taking in Cur well-
fare In Advocating oar interests il
has made many friends among cur peo-
pie.
Oar county ard others adjoining
have oesn settling Up rapidly the past
sss~on. AMI ! ,hiak ,ha, we can offer
ENDORSEMENTS TO immigrant second 10
r. ne II any other portion OF ne Uniea
:. T. STERLING
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-22

PASSENGER i.lST Tho l. y = :
nakuta. which sailed from san Fran
cisco an the 2osh inst brings up among
her passengers the following for Puget
Sound ports i + Ehey. M'>. l. 81
vet. VIVA. WiekSare. Clarence Hsnford.
:. Baxter. |. \ Hail. M NJ Blinn,
anl 81 in the s;e%rage.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-22

- Extensive arrangements have
h,'yn made fos Christmas tree celetira'
lisa al the Congregational church "u
SATURDAY evening \ very pleasant
ti,ae is expected aud = large Attendance
/. desired Santa Claus Will supsr5n-
Tend ,he affair personally
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-22

.#- \ rough and ,umb'o tlsh; took
place Yesterday on Washington street,
near Commercial. and, while one of,hs
contestants had the other down deal
ing him some heavy blows. AMI =
large crowd hal througe,l about them
the sidewalk under them broke through
intothc sewer. This sudden shock AZ.
pears 10 have settled the affair N
arrests were made.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-22

- \ new teE-feot Gro ssin4 is l,e-
ing laid across Spring street, at the in
.ersectian of Front. 4 twelve foot
sidewalk has also been laid In front OF
Mr. Amos Browns place.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-22

So MIR. IL v Rowland, the drug.
gas', has been appointed asen, of the
Ma'gal i.iie Insurance c mpsny Of
New York, and also agent of the Con
tlncntsl Fire Insurance Company ut
tbs same city
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-22

AN ELEGANT PKEsENT--A case of
those fine silver goods. at CH,s
NAEuEKs
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-22

EUROPEAN DRsFTs.-Drafts is>ue
d lowest rates On Great Britain. lrcd
land. Germany. Russia, France. Mr..
way aud Sweden. Ticket % and
from Europe sold at Iowes, rates 10y
Andrew Chiiberg. Seattle. " T
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-22

PoRr TOWNSEND ITEMS --Cap;. Gil
bert, OF the Schooner Winnii'red, informs
us that during his last Trip. and while
vt Neah Bay. the loop Thornton. Capt
Williams. bound from Niotoris TO Bar
clay Sound. arrived there ia a compar-
atisely disabled state. After leaving
the Sound. homeward bound, she en-
oonstered very heavy seas. which car
ried away her forestry. spsung her fore
mast. and broke her dayit She drift
et nearly on ~ the rocks u hen Il mort IA =
eriy wind sprung op. which enabled
Capt. Williams to reach Gciulett. where
he made slight repats- aud then started
for Viotoris but was obliged on account:
oi the weather 10 pat into Neah Bay to
await Mere favorable opportunity -
irga.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-22

FANCY SuvEg Goop> IN n1w .ie-
Signs and patterns. al CHAs. NsEuEg's
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-22

NEAT AND AsrY-These styllss
sash AID cuff yins. a. Nasukr's
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-22
SEATTLE MARKET REPORT.

CORRECTED DAILY aY d. HORTON = co.
SEATTLE. Dec -, 1876.
Gold in New York fi.nss,
Currency. here. buying. ~ selling. 81.
Trade dollars, 81 half dollars. o.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-22

Htdes-tsreeb. safet. tsStS callr. > less.
Dried, t9N euils. :. less.
San Francisco Market
san FR.SCisco. Ber. IL.
F.onr-S5 s. 80 3.k
Whsas-f113 ~
Bari~y-fecd ~ 81 ljs.! ~.
oats-el sn.&t -.
HAy-ie1is.
Pvtatr~a-AfssSgSa-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-22
MEssRs. roRCEY & NICHOLSON.

y 10 w55l hereafter carry tbs Sss{RsAs in als
ssssd. thanking tAs public fer ths l3o~rs patron
age shey tass eEfsnded aiEA. would respectfully
s.sssss scnssHzstlon ~ the sane for bis succes
ssrs 4 AMu<ps.
"a tx
, 1876-08-27

I, lS76-SIX'TEEN PAGES
SITUATIONS tvANrED-FEuAlE
Don,cstics-Contsnue
sas: 81, i ihS5 S3e 2oT:
western Ensp!os1nent oElce, 90 SAFEST. ----
> to do general hou,ewosk city or country CaIi IL
1855 South Dearbo.7a-st-
CITUATIoN WAS'rED-bY \ YOUNG GIRL, 70
dress I "a sI e i'fsn Ut ~ SECOND WORK Ad
S1TuATroS ,wASrED--pY 4 COMPETENT GIRL
? 1G5 Ee;,sra homework In private family Cali At
c,ruAT1oS wASTED-RY . SISTERS. FII:sT-
> class cooks, meat pastry or FIRST or second covk
West Adams-st.. rear. !
C1TuATIOS WASTED-DY 4 THOROUGHLY coN-
y pctent gill ~ COOK IN = hrt Class family: Npne
Poss5 PsasF Reeu Auo'e'' TWO oas' 'o west
clTGATIoX WAST:sD-BY A YOUNG SWEDISH
d. ses AddF G IS san
c1TUATIOS WANTED-BY a GOOD GIRL AS
3 ay Il Sod s9eEf52s: E
CITVATJoN W,ASTED-DY EXPEIIEScEp GIRL
~ W wS dS Soo9 "; Massr ana pner Please call Sun
SlTUATioS WANTEp-EY 4 STEADY GIRL
Rood city References: ca oad.; At
G7Ti i5G9 ,3foY Wsz7F1E7 P;Rs7 r; ,ss coov
eountrs ost ass e. nsne ef oe city or
SlTuATloN VA: MA,SIEpmbY I. NORWEGIAN GIRL TO
Sy 2 ae 81 W. SE Call Mon
SfTUArioS ,wAyrEn-RY \ REsFEcT1BIE
and
l4s sedgwlcE-st.
CULTIVATION wASTED-BY 4sYEDF G7RT, T0 no
Seenerai % pouseWork Or sccoui w"rk. Appiv Il So'
II Townsend-st. - '~~0AN "0'N' @Ap''' - W.
CITuATloS- WANTED-RY 4 YOUNG SWEDISH
amr n en a ipa dma1 pa ~ sf%as r.
raeee-ss. upstairs. tairs.--------
M q 9 sssoS S9i is at o Wili
seaeSa SasswofP a pfyatc 1ay 1 Hi ~
ssr1s5, y WAIVED IT c0arzFz7 v0
Please ea'l Aoaisy at ) Vel ! 5ae1soa:t1 0
GlTUATIoN WASTED:-:BY A MIDDLE-AGED EN-
y its1 woman In small family cook, washer, and
G1TUATloN WASTED-DY A. GERMAN GIRL AS
xopv Il M saSH II pa:e family or Us second GIRL
1,ITI7 YT77V " YTEf1-TV IECPETT 4 IN :
> younE Woman ID snail private fsiniy to e ei,:
srs housework CAY Aunday snd Tuesday 1855 South
9;iTi7 ;rioS y W,STTneRV - 3o15 S6of7 u en-
? e. and ironer: il prlyate fansiy or hrst slass
I'LL ea MONDAY At
CITUArloN. WASTED-BY 4 REsPECTADLE
girl to cook, wash and IRON Please call at Tug In
r,1rr,TIo1 7V3STF1-Ry 4 WoV3y m IN
general housework Or take care 81 SICK. IN.
qnrc Ut eof Archer-ay corner But1araeldst.
uAToS rn XIV = 1s ,m;'v. roySG 3h,s Mo
clild) Tiense call 20 West Erie st.. III ihe rear
snS 4GS1 ,s;{ ~ c1oK
- es nnon 7z;p7 7a "a
S General ,,ous.worf or sa.onl wort. uoon civ rrf
lTuaT1!oN 1 y e c, GpoD GlL M
xo!k ssod Teis5saess rcaued Cali & IS iliinos.
cyoA y {u2 MT o on T1EsT
sia'5s. fhiIa t!oer. a!s sMlrll:
city referehee a ea BE- Apply At East van
GrrrAT7ols W3ITFn-V777,sFs To77sEFFw-
> ers, capable denss,tcs ef Ill natonatiss and
% sas W M 20 ;nad m " ansriisn s",e Easi
kandolDl:st -------- --.----
c1TuATloS WASTED-HY ]. YOUNG GIEL 70 DO
general y snai tda pr,ase S family aa ysses
day M q i South cu1tlss1: - ~w-, sN . -rrs w..
cITUATI0N WASTED-DY 4 YOUNG GIRL TO DO
chtldrvn. Please call ii g RubIe.st:
177Ti; aTf0I e AYTFD-Ry 4 Y0ITN1; GiI?I. RI no
second TeFk ana pain sSxins a Hryats family
S,lruAT10S wASTED-DY A GOOD GIRL TO DO
ing private soaTding heuss; rsteEensss given il
, general nons;wSrk; r:terences given II required.
cal1 At s:s Wcs1 lna1ana-s1:
> do general hoasexork ii private family call Ut
6a3 lnf3inra-ny.
, 1876-08-27

Gir7, ri0a; ~ zTEI3Snx ;o1,.=GW7s
man af years experience salesman IN safd:
S,is q % Sst m sas
a5css m1 ., ~: gox ~
ess ssSs' rSuns f IL oss either city or 'on Ad
Traac..
GITUATIox wAFTED-nY A YOUNG NAN as
ensluser; mas isd long exPsriSncs Kvad reference
~ Sossa 1a - ~ ',,.n's,,5;
= rst GAS dnscr. ether for blank or printed Work.
eoinE 70 coantry Address G. LEWIS, Epplsh oase e.
corner ~ tltth-av: and lsaneopA-sI.. Gn.eeEo: F.
lis Ssasss
c1TuAT1oN WA&rED-DT A YOUTH IN ! PKlNf-
sst | sfs asg As aa4es fs a:e Can
ciTUATIoN wASrED-B1 4 FIRST CLASS CAR
ss sna s Saa; s
suitable place Ito iSo miles fro chicago tn small
cnAktEs bkNNiseEk - south !iaastea:s.:
market by hey 10 yeaIs oid has a. ysars, exper
ence 1ooo reference. Aaersss y ~. o'snlafk court
SoSSs Ssoaca Ses u
ant Block ;ais sest reference snns - caa7 ~ zz;
> IN sfore, otice building, Or inanufacto1y wheTs
1a m 8 5 eso ay M e
about ths mac!inery and pipe fitting; tne best Of
&c noss kseSa "saafassSy ss Fly xhsss @
Tribune odics:~ odics:~~@--M-~~ ddi 4 w - - = ~.
G1TuAT1oN WASTED-A STRONG Roy II YEARS
t$' sf
Coacnmen, Teams1eTs, etc.
S1rgArIoX WAS;TEn3;nY A.. Y6uye M eEnMAS ,s
GEO. sUFE1, Vi Corrella.ss.
Ia W. ~ ~ NJ sch roa - ~ aa H.,
reference. i 6i Tribune ofllee:
; and fsed sters grocery sls!s i drilSsry
49, T1Ss7 ~ =
,s;@ ae xofE s1Is s city
GrHATioS WASTEp-DY \ sWEpE Nan As
address fer three days = rh!tty:slkh.a.s.:
furnish good city differences. Addrsss 9 4, 81
UTILIZATION v ANTEI-RY A SWENF As COAf,fI-
> man In PIRATE family; y sober und fathfu; under
sT ~si osa ood
Z r. Tribune m once: --.---=-------=-
1ne nou q Ax boes 9
i. TIl6ane ------===-----| o!aee:
young man IS eoaema! WHO % fhorouEhiy anisr. M1
fFe ss' r. s aa
clrUAT1oN WASTED-DY A FREScHsIAY
= m eme mpeS
= 60 f[Is4as s4;6s so's; %z5776=7v 70nxd NAN o.
references furnished. Apply TO CHARLES ALBEIT,
@74n ~ Hias;5! nv ~ zrvn-av !. n co,ca7,v
and thG 0e6t 01 reference AdaTeA9 H. IfiDGne olC
, 1876-08-27

r,OR sALE-OEH TUBULAR STEAM BOILER. Il
frrt l3rs feet II diameter With ~ 3ts !nc!, ues.
Including steam a. ulu3 urttu. boiler
front; nfe- crates anu NJ. Blake pump Can
be seea VI 81 u,u 4. East Ada;as-st-
t,OK sALE-i 2t-ISCH FRENCH BURR MILL.
NJ. ; Richards eo.a-shecT; No. Dtcsry fam
nin mill. All aud for sale cheap. AcdressO y ~.
Tribune Office.
vy-iNTED-A SECONDHAND fOOT-LATIiE AND
Vt L4.rtAv.e tu,xs Ai.srvAs " ~ lFiunua 4itca.
, 1876-08-27

J1UGGIEs.- FEINITERE> AND MERCHANDISE
- su.e in hre-preuf warehouse S1 " eat Nunr.c-st
Mouey aiyancet any asluunI. Invest charges. ~
f3LEAN AND SAFE STORAGE OK EAST W ts3I-.:::
- tn.yu:%. advances .d \. % pr t:It PEI =
nIua. THOMAS a. HILL, Ill ltafsvre.~s- .y- ..14tf
, 1876-08-27

Bookkeepers, Clerks-Contiuued.
GITUATIOS WANTED-HY AN EXPERIENCED
q German druggist Best references x s., Tribune
office.
S1TuAT1oN WANTED3nf 4 MAN Of 50 YEARS
- Of age; has been IN the drysoods business for the
last IS years hosyughy poated IL all the
would Ike position III the country; best OF city refer
euces. Adarcss \ ~, Tribune office
CITUATIoN WANTED-HY A STEADY AND IN
~ te1fgcnt lad aged l6 writes Eoud ilana, and can
give references Us to character, ETC. Address Y S.
Tribune utfce.
CTUATIoS WASTED-As COLLECTOR. AD-
- dress n 73, Tribune office
GlTUATIoN WANTED-As BOOKKEEPER or AC.
p cuuutant BY competent man. Best Ut references
Address II, :. East Latest.
pITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN;CAN 10
~ anything from bookkeeping to miscellaneous work
and needs work. Address 20. Tribune office.
CITUATION WANTED-As A DRUG CLERK: HAVE
= had i've years experience Flrst.class reference
from Inst employer. Address Z 6l Tribune office
ClFUATI0N WANTED-BT YOUNG MARRIED
- man Of years experience as salesman In hard.
ware store, Wholesale retail: Will wark tor small
salary II place e permanenr best Of references Al
drrss D, TO. Box 5u..
CITUATION WASTED-BF a FIRsT.CLASS BAR
= keeper salesman, either city or country. Ad
dress r 8, Tribune Office
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-06-01

REPUBLICAN STATE CQNyENTIoN.-fheR Repub-
lican State Convention, which met at Topeka,
on Wednesday Of last week, was largely attend
ed, enthusiastic, and harmonious. There was
some discussion as to the propriety of instruct
ing the delegates, but the Convention, by an al
most unanimous vote, decided that James G..
Blaine was the first choice of the Republicans Of
Kansas for the Presidency. The following dele
gates were elected to the Cincinnati Convention:
Delegates at Large-T. C. Sears, of Ottawa,
Franklin County; William Martindale, of Madi-
son, Greenwood County; Albert H. Horton, of
Atchison, AtchisOn County 7. Dwight Thacher,
of Lawrence, Douglas County. Alternates-R.
B. Taylor, of WyandOtte, WyandOtte County !;
R. P. Muse, of Newton, Harvey County; John
X. Wright, of Junction City, Davis County; G.
w. Higginbotham, of Manhattan, Riley County.
Delegates from First pistrict-Cyrus Leland,
Jr., of Troy, DOniphan County; A. J. Banta, of
Belot, Mitchell County. Aternates-D. II. Ba-
ker, of Salina, Saline County; G. W. Shriner, of
Washington, Washington County.
Delegates from Second District-D. P. Lowe,
of Fort Scott, Bourbon County; F. NJ. Shaw, of
Paola, Miami County. Alternates-E. A. Wasser,
of Girard, Crawford County; John I. Lanter, OF
Garnett, Anderson County.
Delegates from Thru District-A. Z. Redden,
of Eldorado, Butler County; O. Il. Sheldon, OF
Burlingame, Usage County. Alternates-James
Burgess, of Topeka, Shawnee County; c. l..
Hubbs of Kinsley Edwards County.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-06-01


'uage huoosru eSinees concerted ana a'oge.ner mer
cenary attempt 70 convince the public that medioety Is
taien1 ieeoenes' strength and caprice "isoom- Inc
Auea"e' nos sA,'.eu win expressing i's own Pt'.o'
assumes 70 sPeak or ohers and that only 70
sen' '"eni' ieoey inorlneu ~ i's rea"e's sia' '.e
e0A DAr a ~eie ,o' uO" ms may oe 'rue, n Htene
IN A"e 'eheo~ n"l VIII
ASK permission o. -. Aaea,ee 70 ME dissen'ns
ION 10 'ha' estimate Oh 1uuse nun
oAiu e" ., go &c = anu a'ii'S as
just PrOoaoie 'NA' oi 'ne SENECA hAr VIA ~sN
Oe eA0useu nO'. a,s '"s'i ans, ~
Pe""eneo :" - L'O'' y -. ~ :
S"Ppoi' VI . ~ - o' ~
~uNes u WIN" - f' VI "'''' ~ ~
0nHss- . -,
"hen J"ui0.,i " l." -. :. '.e
Courts INTO an skenos ,oi
ment it occurs 70 me 'na' ne ,AAng quee, way 70
manifest his ntneSS i'' ,ne posiion nc nOe
accord with tne seao.S noeoA
can best preserve 'na' sosou'e anu ,-s ~
Nhen tne propo' " use N,,-. -. A." =, -, -
placing himseli In 'ne A'u'uue Vi ~
Court ~here ne ro - - -
eunoA'ea up " ,D -, - - - -. ~. g.. "a
personally sonei' 'ne ponueAi u
suitors Oh ms Cour'' "i'nou' suu9eeuHs "'
Pielon Oh having eo"Pro"iseu MS I1
Paftlaiity oy so aome' 4nA.ins tnA' any One '"o-
nave supPoSea 'na' 'ne "uouu0No in'o NV N -
the most demoranziDg Pracuces oi Poi'Io' "ou'u Oo
sardeu Win inuinerenee " INC Puono'
the ardent editonAi aamrers oi 'unse hu""au wa g
plain to an ootnse puohe whetnsr tnese Pecutr Juu
cia ways are likely to prove oenenciai IN tne
ton OF Justice
might in view OF the dilgent attempts oil neWsp%
per or two to manufacture fictitious reputation ior huo
bard refer to the great qualities OF mind that
displays when he attempts to give reasons for his deci
siOns- At last term Of Court he overruled motion
to amend pleading because the defendant Tor whom the
amendent asked cas regarded By h'n az JHgtIrs
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-06-01

yF- The New York Herald gives a list of Republican
Vice Presidential candidates including Mr.. Jewell Con-
nectcut; j. W. Garfield Ohio; Governor Bullock, Mass
achusetts; Wheeler, New York; b. II. Bristow, Ken
tucky; r. B. Hayes 0hio T. Frelinghuysen, New Jer-
sey; s. L. woOdford, New York; Alcorn, Mississippi;
Booth California; Ferry. Michigan; Charles Foster,
Ohio; Angus Cameron, Wisconsin.
Why is Ingalls, left out of this list II asn't
the Herald seen, by the Associated Press des-
patches, that all the delegates from Kansas will
support Ingalls, for the Yice-Presidency oh,
that we could command the time-honored adjec-
tives with which to properly denounce the slight
put upon our State! 1t spreposterous-absurd
The Herald is as vile as it is printed OH light
ming press /; it is surpassed in mendacity only by
it's advertisements set in solid agate. The man
who complied the above list is 10 more fit for a
journalist than a Di gger Indian is TO sleep in a
lady's bureau drawer to perfume her Sunday
handke rehiefs.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-06-01
A DEMURRER.

EDroR CHIEF 1T Is lainentabe that conspicuous mer
ii should require such expenditure Of editorial energ
in order to demonstrate its existence be
essary in the of Judge Hubbard It would that
such distinguished talents sscribed to that officer
ought to be sufficiently obvious render proofs super
huous.
1t is not quite clear why the prodigous achievements
Of great great urst have remained undiscovered un
til within the last fortnight The announcement sud
denly made that superb judicial intellect has been
among for four years This announcement Is like the
birth Of Mark Twains txins-has spontaneously
in several different places.
The sAbetha Adran assemblies the forces Of its mighty
and formidable syntax the front and an lastrous ju
rst eerSes from Obscurity to occupy his approprats
niche in the temple Of fans 1t Is great be feared
that the eness and poatsneity Of this apotheo.s Of
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Doniphan,s Delegate.

1t is peculiarly gratifying to the Republicans
Of Doniphan County, to be recognized by the Sc
lection Of one of the delegates to the National
Convention from their number. When we re-
member that the District extends over vast ter
ritory, and that it could have only three of the
delegates at most, the favor will be appreciated
as not small one. It is a position of no profit,
but is one of the most honorable that can be be-
slowed. Its recipient is intrusted by the Repub-
lican party with the great responsibility of Sc
lecting candidate for the highest aud most i'm
portant Office in the gift of the American people
At every Presidential and State election, Doni-
phan County has never failed to roll up a rous-
ing Republican majority, and she will excel her
self at the next election. This is the first time
she has ever been given a delegate to National
Convention.
The honor is no less gratifying to Mr.. Leland,
the delegate, than to the party. Whatever diff
ferences may have existed in the Republican
party Of the County in the past, and however
bitter the personal feeling, all have recognized
in him whole team when it comes down to
work. While he never misses an opportunity to
salivate his enemies there is no man better to
his friends. 1t is the positive man who always
makes it tell. When he is your opponent, you
may alwas bet upon finding him right there !;
and when he is your friend, you can depend up
on him. There is no man in Northern Kansas
who has done more work or spent more time and
money for the party than Mr.. Leland.
This result is the fruit of harmony in the par
ty of the County. For the past five years, there
have been nothing but discussion, quarreling
and contemplating, frittering away the strength
of the party, and placing it at the mercy of its
enemies. That is past and gone-let us hope
forever. Peace and harmony prevail, and the
party will show its oldtime strength in the ap-
preaching election. Besides being strong at
home, we shall command respect abroad. The
power of Doniphan County in State politics will
be acknowledged, and she will receive the con-
sideration to which she is entitled.
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ts~ Such tremendous stress is being placed
by the Bristow organs upon the asserted fact
that certain sore-heads, malcontents Democrats,
and odds and ends that have been opposing the
Republican ticket, will vote for Bristow if he is
nominated; and they hold this up as an unan-
swerable argument in favor of his nomination.
If that is the great object aimed 1t, we move
that the Republican Convention nominate Til
den. A majority of the Democratic party will
vote for him, and he cannot fail to he elected if
the Republican party supports him.