The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-26
Exit Louisiana-The Duty Of Re-
public0mS.


rov,s,.u.-The Duty or Re.
publicans.
,,,. pr.s;aent the troons wan. on
-, ...s. t.,,. ,h. Stat. Ho... in
-, -, ii nr..rrs, tho N;e,,o,ls
-,.,. ..srr.d nnd;snnted ,vav. Tbi,
-. -. - h.xs h.en bropobt ,bout bv the
~. g ,h. co,,n,;..;on x.r. tb.r, nv the Pres
;d.ut. and Packard and his followers, while not
.,1.a.,.aa;no a.. ;,st;ce of Il anpear to ouiet-
- ..ou;..cs n tbs N;cbo,l. Government carry
~, :, ,,ooa f.;,b uhat tbev promise it will NO
So,,,,. :. ,s..s.a re.nlt for Louisiana as it will
-, -. Th.v .orr, to nav the Packard po-
,;c. vhiI. uuasr duty. and to psy the members
of,h. I.,;.,.tu,s coated bv the Returning Board,
,,,,. Tho b,v. b.en depriyed of their seats, for
~. ,;,,a tb.v acted Al members; and they have
a. .;v.n s..t. tn Packard Republicans who
-. s,..,.d bsrond DISPUTE, displacing men of
,h.;r own partv who were claiming the seats.
Ho~.v.r much IL NAV 20 against our grain, -
n.,t;..n Rsuublicans, to see South Carolina
and I,oui,iaua permitted by Republican
prs.idept to .lip into the hands of the De-
p,ocr.cv and however disposed We may have
~, 60 orumh,. IL NAV be as we'll to wait
and 40. what come. Of it. before borrowing
-,n.h unbanu;ne., over IL. Thus far, South
C.ru,;,. ..s,ns 70 hs b.pnv and quiet uuder
u.n,ntor and n Nichols bring, about like
state of affairs i'm Louisiana both will have Sc
cured to their States what is OF more value than
all po,itical Offices, aud what cannot be success
f,llv onnosed m mere political grounds; and the
raon,e of the North will have no right to COM
n,a;n
large msiority of the Commission sent to
Iou;s;sn, we're updoubted Republicans They
were honest and unpreiudiced men, and their
;,vest;oa,;ou. sesmsd TO lead unerringly to the
e,t.bli.bment of the Nichols Government
Events that trapspired during the last few days
of the contest. went far toward reconciling thou
s.nd. to this re.ult. A majority of those CON-
no.inp the Packard Legislature. (mostly colorcd
man \ proved TO be miserable rabble, iucompe-
tent TO govern themselves, let alone q great
State. Az soon "a thew found that Packard must
On upder thew commenced deserting him BY
droyes and taking seats in the Nicboll, Legisla-
ture. Their greatest desire was to be on tho
winning aide. and thew were captiyated with
tr;nkets and gewpsws. The people of a State
cannot LIE blamed for kicking against . govern
m.nt of .ucb cattle. Their experience with the
.col.v.g pincbl,a.k had prepsred them to pre.
far anarchy to ,ucb rulers. There were many
good man in tb. Republicau ranks. but their
,n;sfo,tun. VAS tn he associated with the rabble
smoker Of who proyed to be an element of weak
nsss vben the crisis came.
The conntrv ia sick of politics. and wants
,saes. IF this Have. policy secures the antici-
mated neacs and is followed bv a revival of busi-
mass and nrosner;,v no nolitician can stand ont
.ooin,, n. II IL nrova. a failure. the President
,nust ,.ar the con.eou.noes and the south
r.rn,;r N. theatre ~ tnrmo;, The mart of wis.
aom :, nov to .t;as marty feeling and wait for
tbs rssult The nolicv ia now in full operation-
civ. II f.;, trial
A s.n..,;onaI st,rv comss fron, Mama NV vav
of cal;fornia that many nrominent Rspnblicaus.
=, a.. .nnroa.b;r, ..ss;o, Of conor.ss CONTAIN
rl.,. ,at;no oman xor unon the Pr..;d.nt ana
th., R.;na in n.-t;cr,,r nronos.s IN test bis
r;,h, to m. of;cs and will offer hill IN nrovide
-, tb;s oh;..t We 40 NOT b.I;eve a word of II
Will. van, R.,rh,;c.n. do not .,dor.. the
sontbsrn no,icv thew ar. hardly foolish .nouph
N ,t.rt a igbt in the marty without some more
.ubstantiaI ground to act upon. All the talk
ohont Have, Tv,.r;z;no and Jobusopizipp, ia the
,;,,;..t ho.b Hav.s n.v,r was a Democrat. but
b.. h.., . nos. z..Iou. Re,nb,ican ftom the