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CHICAGO, March 80. The Jssr~aFs
Wsshinrtsn spccisl SAYS Secretary Schurz
-. .,....A....u.s.a- ,,h u.un,.,,.
nv.
promises, and last night attempted 70 get
him 10 sign some agreement which could
IA u..d IN c.so bs became Governor and
- --.-t... u.u.,..
ignored MS verpA promises' hsmpso
deiantiy and utterly refused; ma ssio'
a qI W,shd.. ~ .,onp. and ,sscs
will follow. This Il ali / want and the
least I can accept" This fact. u 10
thought, causes the delay u mar hussr
IN oIaer 70 sis ~. - p.nsS.r, Ia. TAM.
dorsd cbsmbsrlsin ether ne Spspish or
swim Mission n he viii vithdrsv from tho
-cnnte.t-
Tbero CANA near beinR \ free dght this
uornino vhsn. a. HamnLon came from
Ma hotsi n ths Wbite fIouss. a motley
c,ovJ 'mo.,Iv e,.Rsbals cbssred MIN Inst.
nv. vhich lei 10 bissss from some Repub-
iicsns. Tho polioo. however. prevented
tronbie.
The pr>sidept I.tervisvea.
w,s,,vo-ox u.rch an -Jraoa I.acb.
n'" .-.,.-
rane' VI ueorgiA' nAa~ long lhei"e"
with tho President last night. Tho Judge
says the questions talked ovor referred
morn 10 0eorpi. st.ts sppoiutmsnts than
--.u.-', e.,ni- M. ,-......,
70 nA'ionai ponuc1' NJ Wa mP'e
with the cordial manner OF the President
and was grstinsd with the result OF
tho conversation. President Hayes was
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KNIGHTS OF pYTHlAs.
Grand Anniversary BaiI and Liter.
arg Entertainment OF Linesis
Ledge No. Q, x. or r.

The third anniversary Of the organiza.
ton Of Lincoln Lodge No. 8. knights Of
Pythias, was celebrated in Virginia Last
night In q style betting the occasion.
AT about 8 o'clock the members OF tho
Lodge and their invited guests 10 the num-
Der Of two hundred or more. assembled ct
National Guard Hall 10 listen to the liter
AIRY exercises. which were Of q very inter-
esting character. The hall was bssuti.
fully decorated with the mystic smslsms
Of the Order In honor Of the oocasion.
Tho ladies In attendance comprised the
.,;i. OF Virginia. Gold Hill. Silver City
and Carson. Tho exercises opened with
a pleasing quartettc by Mrs. Layton, Mrs.
Lindscott, Messrs. Eells and Foster. cnti-
tied The Captive Knight" Next In or
der was an address by Grand Chancellor
p. II. Mulcahy Of Gold Hill. who gave .
very interesting history Of the inception,
progress and work accomplished by the
order. He concluded with the following
beautiful tribute
"And now, whithersoevsr wo turn our
gaze. II Is gratifying In tho oxtrome. Our
sister grand jurisdictions arc all under
arms and deploying into line their eager
battalions. I confess I feel insplritod
when I retrospect the triumphal march OF
Pythian Knighthood. and then behold the
majestic empire Of the future that shall
pay tribute to Its blazing eagles. Just
thirteen years have fitted by since tho
great crusaders FIRST reared the standard OF
o purer catholicism and world-ovsr broth
erhood, yet an army has already gathered
there grsndcr than that which followed
tho Lion-hearted Richard till the great pen
drasoon Of britain rose rampant above
the mosques and minarets OF the Holy
City. Who shall essay 10 compass the
benefaction. tho influence and the destiny
Of this great almener Of peace. whose
brow is already aureoled with the ante
light Of that sabbatic era when WAT
shall hide It's coat Of mail. When strife
shall spike the vengeful guns and discord
break Its arms at Friendships feet. In
fancy I hear the song OF . new deliver
ance ringing out DER the glad rejoicing
earth like chimes Of silver bells. Tho
mists are already lifting from the valleys,
and with rosy buskins diamonded with
dew, I SEQ upon tho eastern hills tho young
aurora Of humanity's golden day |; yes, the
u~nshadowed day whose mellow dawn the
prophets a In ages long gone by. when
peace shall lilo like q ray OF light across
the land, and like q lane Of beams athwart
the sea. through all tho circle OF our gold
en- period"
NJ u,ieabx ~. followed Inv Mr..
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IHssees Males.


BAN Francisco. March sos p. q.
Yellow Jacket-io bid.
Impcrial-l Is bid.
Ophir-20s bid.
Justice-ii bid.
Gould a ~Curry-i2'i asked.
Hale 4 Eorcross+ 30 bid.
Con. virginia-ilA asked.
Julia-3h bid.
Bullion-i3h bid.
Yellow Jacket-l0a asked.
0phir-20h sold.
Caledonia-6h bid.
Con. virginia-iis bid, Lk asked.
CAlcdoniA-GS asked.
California-AS asked.
Utah-i5h asked.
Gould 4 Curry-l2t bid.
Overman-C3 bid.
Ophir- 20S bid.
Msxican-ifS asked.
Crown Point ~ bid.
Oyerman-Gi asked.
Beat 4 Belcher-T sold.
Caledonia-GS asked.
Crown Points, asked.
Guold 4 Curry-l2a asked.
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Have u smileS

Dick Brown will reopen the Capital
Saloon on c street. Virginia, tomorrow.
Tho Capital Is one Of tho most elegantly
furnished houses on the Pacific coast. and
its accommodations for guests cannot be
exeelled. Nothing but tho finest wines,
liquors and cigars arc kept. and those
who are fond Of q good drink arc invited
TO call aud sec for themselves. They will
bc treated In fine style. Dick Brown Il .
veteran caterer TO tho liquid tastes OF the
Comstockcrs and can tell by . mans coun.
tenancs just what . man ought 70 drink.
lilo has moro friends than no can count,
and Is sure 10 make his house ono OF the
most popular in Western Nevada.
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BRONCnITIs.

From John Flag. Eco. Of ~Benninstso. u. H.l
"1hree years since I was very much rsoooso
with . drradfal cough, which resulted In broo.
chitis. affecting me so severely a 10 render u
dif.eult TO speak In IN audible voios. 10 tnis
was added sewers night evests. and ! w ieal.
fdl OF going Into Q decline. Altar recoufee 70
yarlons remedies to no purpose. ] msde - o.
Dr. wistar's baissin OF Wild Cherry. . fev p0t
ties Of which fully restored me 70 nesitn.
tacts of cough, but the Bsisan has always 70.
moved them. I always keep 10 by me, ana
should not know how 10 do Without II"
Sold b. all druggists. i
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FOREIGN NEWS.
From Home.

RoNE, March 20.-The Papal Nuncio 81
Vienna has sent TO the Vatican . report Of
q conversation with Count Andrassy upon
handing him papers containing tho recent
allocution. Count Andrassy Informed the
Nuncio that tho Austrian Government.
while deeply interested In the welfare Of
tho Holy Bee. desired TO avoid any inter-
nal ADVERTISEMENTS, and therefore con-
iided In tho Nunclo's prudence.
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DECAY OF rIIK rRRrm

Arises from various csu.cs. but principally 10
may he Attributed TO early neglect or the indis.
criniInaie use Of tooth powders and paates.
which give . mom-ntAry Wilderness 10 the
timely usc Of that delicate aromatic tocth.vash,
fragrant SOZODONr. will speedily arrest the
progress OF decay. harden the gums. and I'm.
part . delightful fragrance 20 the breath. II
removes thore nvAcvs which people sustain In
their teeth from the use Of sweet aud aeid
articles. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-30

In . letter to Mrs. Lisle, OF Chicago, . well
known contributor TO the Western press, she
ascribes tho cure Of q dangerous cough, accom.
IRiso%n,ssss 81 n flo S,ssS,ns a. and fe Tar iansI ay 70 ed nsis,:
she says. :. threatened 10 sufrOcate mo .
but the Honey Of llorchound and Tar has
removed every irane OF It." The letter was to
lady friend In this city. who has placed Il nj
the dlsposal OF O. N. Crittsnion.T Sixth ave.
nne. Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one
minute
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-30
A GOLD KILLER ABROAD.

He Visits she Capitol as washins.
Ton aud Misses Roscoe Conkii"E-
Paintings and StAtuary-Senator
Jones OF Nsvada-Publtc buiid-
inys-uoteis-Hc Hankers After
washoe Zephyr.
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srocK aEp0sr.
n,roHrso DAILY rr y. r. xnArrSs . COL
sas Fraseisee Board.

San Franchise Beard.
LAST KvrSns..
40 Raymond 4 E,y,5
rs knrvka Con-. ish
100 Belmont. ~
100 Leopard.t
Is Northern Belle. asx. -
100 Panther. SOC
$50 Grand P,iz,. 4x.Is
600 New Coco. ~
50 Modoc.3
itS0 Golden Chariot. N
ITO Leeds.
600 HArri.bury. SOC
800 Bsst b Bslehsr. IN, IN
20 Justice. IN
% Union n ~
- OvermAn. 6s.etS
% Caledonia. az
Gu Savage. d. Gs,6
ans julia. g. Is
-, Ophir. n. 9o's
CO Con. Virginia. CIV. uS
ITO ttould 4 Curry. i2k, l2s
100 Mexican. Is. 49,
IN Crown Point. ~
so California, ttS, uS. AN b
30 Belcher. ., 6's
~ Choliar Potosi. 80, 81
$50 Imperial. I ls. 10
- Yellow Jacket. ioS
ruf-
go Ophir. 2ox. sou. 10 b5
2c5 MeIican, its. ity., itx b5, its bio
SO Gouid & Curry. l3k, t2A.
Us Best q Belcher. 2Js. IN bio
iH California. an
7D savage. *
$50 Con. Virgins, &ik. AIN AN -
20 Choilar r tosi. 81
ans Hale / Norcro-s. 4 90, &S.i Is. 4 IS
is5 yellow Jacket, ios. ios. 10
soO Imperial. I 20. ! Is
70 Keniuek,5
2ss Ielehsr. o.. ! b3o
100 sierra Nevada. q
10 Utah. isk
90 nuiliou. iJk
ESQ Overman. 60
sss Justice, NV. nv. n ~, II
os Onion Gun =. 81
10 Alpha. i5k
Ss Julia. ~. 8 ~
TO Caledonia. g.. az. g.. 80
IS Baltimore, I 10
50 Occidental. IN
100 Dayton. toc
2s5 New York. IS
Is Phil sheridan. sx
$50 Alta. IN
100 wooduii-. sc
lOO Andes. soc
% Ward. Csc
ios Lsvisthsn. sOe
isSs Trojan. toc. soc, roc
Is solid Silver. 81
0 Prospect. .oc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-30

HAsAS's MAsxoLiA BALM preserves and ~
stores the complexion, removes ffscklfs. ant
and ~tallowness; makes the skin con. white nd
delicate. Its application cannot b dstsctsd,s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-30
CARD.

To all sho are suffering from the errors and
indi,crstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
do, ~. loss Of manhood. ETC., ! will ssnd .
This great rsmedy vas discovered By . u ission.
arr In south America. send Q self.addiessed
envelope TO the Rkv. JOSEPH r. INMAN.
station d, Bible Houas. New York City.
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SHIRTS mADR TO ORDER.

Miss n. z. Polleit. Of the Homestead. Gold
NIL. manufactures shirts and Gsat'emsn's On.
dervesr 10 order. 81 the shorto.t possibls notics,
aud guarantees . perfect nt. Repairing well
and neatly done. Send along your ord.rs and
prove the truth of our aaseft on. 7sm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-30
A GIANT UNDERTAKING.
THE CnoLLAR- NORcRoss-sAv.
ACE SHAFT COMPANY.

One Of she Great Miaisg Enssrpisss
OF the w~orld-Its B~sginning.
Intentions, Expsesssioas, Pre-
Ercss and Present Atsaiumenta.
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~! I! B! work '!!!!| X: e: 49, e: e: g d ss Cyl 81 g
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FOR TOWN TREASURER.
M. c. srANDIsH

rs RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCED as
candidate Tor reelection TO the once OF
Town Tfcssurvr Of Gold Hill. 'fubIcct 10 the de-
cislon Of the people. mriIide
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TELEcRAPHIc.


HOW DEMOCRATIC ECONOMY
HAS CRIPPLED OUR NAVY.
The Meeting which Resulted In the
Matthews Pledges.
PRESIDENT HAYES IN NO
WAY COMPROMISED
~ IT.
Troops Not Yet Withdrawn from
the South.
But Soon to Desert the Soil OF
Alaska.
TnR PRESIDENT BEING TALKED
TO DEATH.
Nichols Propltlating Colored Men
In Louisiana.
wado Hampton Trying TO Bulldose
the President.
tsrrcIAL DsrArcHrs TO GoLp HILL
DAILY NEws
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o TOWN MARSHAL.
EDWIN F. HALL

. EsPECTyuLLY ANNOUNCES BlMsELR
~ a. candidate for the oflee Of Tovn Narshai
OF God Hill NJ the ensuing election In hay
next, subject 10 the decision OF The people.
mhist .
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR TOWN MARSHAL.
]. 1.

DRsPEcrrULLY Announces HIMSELF
II Q Candidate Tor Town Marshal OF uold Nil
at The ensuing election, subject 10 the DECISION
Of his fellow-citixens. mh3od'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-30
FOR TOWN MARSHAL.
r. SIMMONS

rs RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCED A. A
i Candidate for the ofles Of Tovn Marshal OF
0old Hill at the coming town election, subject
70 tho decision OF the people. mh2otd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-30
Foa Town MARSHAL.
J. G. DUNLOP

To RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCED As
i candidate for Town Marshal of Uold Hlll, 81
tho coming municipal e~.sc,.on. subject TO the
decision of the people. mriItd'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-30

Lfon's KArHAnox makes beautiful. siossy,
iuxurisnt hair; prevents lie falling out 90 turn.
fng stray. IL has stool the test OF forty yeafs,
70 charmingiy pcrfumed. and has no rival
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-30

TINE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
l existing bstveen O. n. pALhE k spd
0E0RaE !. LAMNON having been dissolvrd
BY mutual consent isaid fslmrr retir No nom
thu conccnI. ! an Induced 10 gay 20 the FORMER
pstrvns and tho people generally thst an
fully prepared " furnish them with fsihish-
Cutlery. rsrfnmery. Toilet sosps. Jcwelry.
Fancy Goods, Hais and Caps. IN fact W. r,thlng
usually tept In . Variety Houss. u lover rates
Than ars paid Tor the ssms articles In any other
houss In Ina state Of Nevada. at the ola stand.
70 ssoth o street. opposite wslis, Fargo =
Co.'S, virrinia. mh1S
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FOR TowG MARSHAL.
ALEX.

ID RsPEorPCLLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
IL as csniids,e fps Town Marshal Of Gold
niil 81 the coming municipal election. subject
10 the decision Of bis friends aud fellow elu.
Isps, mhi6tds
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-30

o. n. GALLUP
rs NY AGENT AT GOLD HILL. AND
will eo,ise. and receipt for all moneys
duo me. vv,.nn
Gold HIN. March 70. isrI. nbss I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-30

Q1C A DAT At Honk-AoDrs VAN
V40 Cd. 0utat ana terms ina.
MI Tkus ; o.. AsCsts, nains.
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A sUPfoCATING COUGu.

lain sir ct, near railroad crossing. Gold
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-01-25
STATESMEN, NOT SHYSTERs.

1t il now three months since the national
election took place, and to-day the country
il in doubt as to who will be President
Grants successor. The election was very
close, and the result is yet undecided. 1t
only serves to show how evenly balanced lie
the strength of the two parties, and it should
impress upon the mind Of every RepubIi-
can the necessity at this time Of calling
able and good men 10 the front.
The Republican party of the nation calls
upon every State who is this week choosing
United States Senator not to send a new
and untried man, not TO send man with
furnished and soiled reputation, but to Sc
lect only those who by their superior
ability, high character, and unimpeachable
record will command the respect and atten-
ton OF the whole country. The
Legislature Of Kansas to-day has a
solemn duty to perform. 1t is
called upon to elect a successor to Senator
Harvey. All we have to say to them at
this late hour, is to express the conviction
that wisdom and good sense will govern
their actions, that proper regard for the
interests OF the party will control their
votes, and that a commendable and natural
pride in the good name of our Young State
will compel them TO elect man, Of whom
We can all feel proud. We have been a
subject of contempt and scorn for some
time. VIII the Legislature to-day redeem
Us Let US hope for the best.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-01-25
-CS THE MAKE

There are more venal men in the present
ansas Legislature than even when Cald-
well was elected Senator. Many are open
ly ION the make" Several scoundrels IN
the late State Printer contest suggested, in
q no Very roundabout manner, either, that
their expenses" ought TO be paid if they
voted in a certain direction. A little
pot" of $4,000 would elect any man to
the Z. S. Senate this winter-iudiciously
paid out for ''expenses." Next to money,
the dearest thing to the present members
self-esteem is to be on the winning side. 1t
takes an extra clerk or two to keep the re-
cord when the fellows are changing their
votes in an election, even Of Senator.
This characteristic of the Kansas legisla-
tor will be fully illustrated next week-if
they are no, bought up and made "solid"
beforehand. And, after all, the canting
cusses have a respect for their "constitu-
ents" which Is admirable in its way.
Dickens could have made a model Urish
Heep out Of any of them-they are all 20
"yery umble," and have such tremendous
respect for their Constituents" But they
are all "on the make."-Pdolq Spirit
Such charges have been freely made dur
ing the past few days. 1t ia rumored here
that old Pom. says little money will 90
further now than it ever did. Perry Full
Ter, George T. and old Pom. were promi-
nent in the fight ten years ago. If Perry
could only be resurrec:ed, the trio might
be induced TO take hand. We hope, how
ever, the rumor is false.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-01-25

the passage of the bill it commits great
political blunder, and that the result of the
arbitration would enrsge, without satisfying
either party. The Boston Herald says the
bill has the appearance of fairness, the
TrapelIcT thinks it will perhaps do, while
the IiauscTiia thinks it one of the great
achievements of modern statesmanship.
The Journal ia fully satisfied, and the Pos
thinks it will bring relief to the country, and
the. Globe hopes it will be speedily adopted
by Congress. The Chicago Times thinks it
a most diabolical scheme, and that not one
of the men who signed it did 20 with an
honesty Of purpose, while the Inter Ocean
thinks its adoption will establish an iDjuri-
Gus precedent.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-01-25

The following letter was received shor1
time ago by the Chief of the Bureau of Sta.
tistics at Washington, from Belgium, from
the representative of several Belgian fam
lilies, whose intention it il to emigrate &c
the United States in the spring, and who
desire information regarding the price Of
land, etc, in the three States of Kansas
Texas and California. The number oil
emigrants from Belgium to this country
during the fifty yean ending with 1874 wa.
but 20, 42l, and in 1876 but sis. The fol.
lowing il the letter:
PxrExsrkR Belgium, Dec, "a, 1s76.
CAief Of Bredu Of !&atieics, Washington
SIR We are several agricultural fam.
lilies Who desire to emigrate to the Unised
States, in the spring, and need Information
that We may know which State will suit us
best, Kansas, Texas OF California. he's
that you will send N, - soon e poe,;bIe
the last edition of the Special Report of I'm
migration accompanying iafoenasio. for
immigrants concerning the price and rent.l
Of lands, and you will do n service In
sending this pamphlet - sooa - ponihle
a. We wish TO stars eariy February.
Il J. SnIwAKI.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-01-25
The BEST EVIDENCE.

The following ieitsr from Eey Z. s. Best, Pas
tor of NJ E. Church, Naiicx, Mass, will b. read
with interest by many Physicians. Also, ihos'
suffering ON the same ulse ise afflicted the con
oil rhe .xev. T.. $. Best No person can donbt
this testimony. Their Is no dOubl about tae
curative powers OF VEGETINE:
NAIICx, Mass Jan. l, 1874.
Ma. H. X. STEVENS: Dear Strive have good
reasos FOR regarding your NEGETINs medi-
cine Of she greatest ya!"e. We feel assured that IL
ha. bsen the means Of saving cur sons life. He
IL nov seventeen years Of age; Tor the last two
years he has suffer from necrosis OF hi, leg,
caused by scrofIious aifsc'ion. and was 50 Lar
reduced tina: nearly al who saw him thought his
recovery impos ID e. council II able ply sieiAns
CO III Civ. US but the iaintest h1Ps o. his ever
railying two O ,he number declaring that he was
beyond tie reach Of human remedies, ttat even
an puiation co4lf not save ki;n, as he hal not
vigof enough 10 sadure the operation. Just then
commenced giTiag him VEGETlNE, and
from that TIM u the prcssut he has ben Goa
unuousiy improving He has lately resumed hi
studies, thrown awsy his crutehss and cane, and
walks about chesrfuiiy and strong
Thou. b their Is still some disch.rge ftoIn the
opening the limb was laneet, We have the
fullest contdeGcc that In little time he viii! be
perisc ly cured.
lie has taken about tire. dozen bottles of VEG
ETiNE, but EJely ulss bat little, as he declares
that ne n too we'll TO % taxing medicine
Iss3ytcsiye!y yyu.s, l. D. BEST.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-01-25
WORD TO OUR REPREsENTA-

To-day our State Legislature will pro-
coed to the election Of United States Sena-
tor. The highest Office in the gilt OF the
ne,n,e of Kansas is to be disposed OF by the
yores of her legislators. The result Is
awaited with an anxiety such as our peo-
nile have not known for many years.
The most vital Interests OF the Common
wealth and Its fair name and fame In the
sisterhood Of States, depend upon the YER
dict now to be given. Eighty-three men
have the power to cover the State with IN
fanny and shame, or to give new brightness
to its early but furnished glory.
Gentlemen of the Legislature, your votes
sre not your own 10 use for self sggran-
dizement. They are your solemn trust
from generous and confnding people. who
believed that you would aid in the
good work of redeeming Kansas from mis-
representation, corruption ard fraudulent
selfshness. The old, old game is again be-
ing played among you. Money and foreign
influence are again the favorite tools Of
reckless and unprincipled ambition.
Fidelity to your constituents, regard Tor
The honor OF the State, and concern Tor your
own good name require that you keep your
selves free from even a suspicion OF COM
plicity with the newest and foulest treason
attempted against our people. The cry oil
local interests has been raised, but all well
informed men know that this is trick
played by men 10 betray the very interests
whose name they invoke.
1t rests with you to make Kansas an in
dependent or a tributary State. 1t will
rest with the people TO reward your fidelity
or punish your treachery. Praise, az great
as any Kansas has ever bestowed upon her
IoyaI sons, or infamy deep and ineffaceable,
awaits you.
The Republican party throughout the
nation watches you. Tales OF corruption
here have made the name Of our State a
disgrace. In last Tuesday, New York
Herald We are termed the "ROtten Common
wealth" Lit remains with you gentlemen,
to-day, to give US new and honorable
name. The people Of Massachusetts, Hi
nois, Minnesota, and Nebraska who have
Just rewarded such faithful sons as Hoar,
Saunders and Window, and We hope to
be able to add Logan to the list, look to
us to add another bright star in the Sena-
torial armament.
We venture to express the belief that
you will rishteously exercise your high and
honorable trust. The State Senate is COM
posed Of gentlemen who stand high In the
councils Of the party in this State. they
have made for themselves q reputation Tor
ability, and we true for honesty. They
have their reputation at stake. The House
OF Representative is composed chiefly OF
new and untried men. They have reputa-
tions to make, they have jealous constitu-
encies watching their every act they should
be careful not to betray those who have
confided in them. Taking these facts into
consideration, we predict your votes to-day
will be given to an honest Republican, to a
friend OF Kansas and of the sacred rights
OF her people.