The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-06-10
NOTES AND ExrRAC1s.

i NOTES AND EXTRACTS.
Peter Cooper il not much inflated owe,
his greenbask nomination.
Senator Chandler denies the report
thathe win run for Senator again thi,
next winter.
One Of the delegates from North Caro-.
lima to the Cincinnati Convention is q son
ct the late Stephen A. Douglas. : :.
Mr.. Cyrus b. Mccormick, the reaper
man is proposed by the Chicago Times as
the Democratic candidate for Vice. Pres.
ident.
Sunset Cox says: "Gov. Hendricks
has honeyed tongue and great levelnesa
If there is such word-in his political
judgment"
A Sioux brave is named Take Things
Take Things is Indian for Grant
Chicago Times. Yes; We recall it now
he took Donelson, Petersburg, Richmond,
and other things. Paterson Press.
And there sits Mr.. Clymer, turning
the crank of that investigating machine
with one hand and feeding in Republi.
cans at the hopper, only to see mangled
and crippled Democrats come out at the
spout.-Burlington Hasokeye (Rep.)
The Atlanta (Ga.) Commonwealth de-
clares that from the Southern standpoint
the objection to Tilden and Bsyard seem
insuperable and that Hendricks chances
seem to promise better success than those
of any other name likely to be nomina-
ted.at St. Louis.
The Richmond Wing does not consider
the versions of the battles during the
war for the Union good campaign liter
ature, and informs. Gen. Early that it
will print no more letters about the bat
ties Of the war until after Democratic
President is elected.
We do not agree with those who pro.
claim that Mr.. Bristow is the only Re-
publican who can save the party but we
are willing and glad to express oul faith
in his fidelity, and our appreciation of
his signal services.to the party and the
country. -Boston advertiser.
"James G. Blaine deserves credit for
being the first public man in America to
defy the storm of defamation against our
political leaders which has set in ever
since the Demoralized Democratic party,
by On accident gained majority in the
House. "-Philadelphia Press (Rp.)
The Republican memers of the Naval
committee speak very highly ofthe man.
ner in which Mr.. Robson defended him
self against the imputations put upon
him. Once again the Democratic "snii-
ers' have failed to catch the scent of
imperfection in the Republican ranks.
The Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle Dem is
still opposing Tilden. 1t puts the case
in this way: "With a single exception
every State which has instructed its del
egates to vote for Tilden is conceded to
the Radicals. The exception is New
York, and New York will 60 Radical if
Tilden is nominated"
The Lynchburg VTginian says of the
late election there: at was square
fight between the Conservatives aud Re-
publicans; but some Conservatives, under
cover of the secret ballot, sneaLed over
into the radical camp, voted their ticket
and hence the result. 1t was clear
case of desertion to the enemy"
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TO- War,on,. osny;5.on n d . IL. .;,h
tT e rsmart tha. !. Wy. - t,s.ioS T. thu
East with good natured incredulity, the
indianapolis Journal says: Every well,
It is not so regarded in the West and
South, and when the able and cultivated
editor of HUper's Weekly comes to Gin
cinnati he will have his eyes opened to
the fact that Senator Morton has DOW.
erful following. There are good MANY
people in this country outside of Wall
street and New York"
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