The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-02-07

Mr.. Tfton was yreeted with a very full hon.. No..
Saturday evening there being but few cm,,x -.
and they in the f,rtlest mart of the ro,, H. TX,
ton was introduced TO the audience ,r r. NJ u..,,.
and his address occu,,ied perbaps two bor,, n. Z,
very tall, and wellbuilt: looks .om. ,e.r. oIa.r
than he is; hair originally lpbt. nov ulen,;fnIIr
sprinkled with grew and worn Iony fac. Lien h.
en-; voice strong and clear and Ianpuaye and al;v.
cry of the highest order We ,.t;.eI h, . 49,.
while hi. words are u,,e,,d NIL, ,.,....t.,Is M.
tinctness he would in ouot;n, the ..,;n.. az ,h.r.
(which he freouent,x did Inv .v 81 ;,,,..,.,;,,,
sneak or pronounce their names in .u.h !. ,,,.nr.r
that they were often up;n,o,I;,Is .x..,,, =, on.
who rrcop,,;,el In. o,,..,;
The subject was ..Tbe Master Natives . bv which
the actions of human life are oor.r,e5 Th... v.ro
classified under the general head. Of Mon., Anil.
ticu. Revenge Patriotism Vanity n, Fashion Inv.
and Religion. SinguIarIv epougb bc ou;,,ed Fear
which ia entitled IN rank .s n master motive He
took each sub;ect in n. order sbov;,o h,w ,sr arc
influenced nv n ;,,u.,r,,no hv ,,on,cd nno,,,;on
from eminent ner,on. and hv f.ct. from, h;.,orv or
from everyday life
Money vas , mo,ir. that o.,,,,., oil man tn.
merchant the farmer the n,eachar the Ia,,or.r the
sewny-girl the .ourtez.n ,he miner and N. mari
ner. were nil in nursuit of money The .b;,s that
sailed for China far po,tu,.I or far SMYRNA uere
mater Nv far tea far far 6ru. lint
thew were all going far mmev Even the conxer.a.
ton of everyday life IN all ton;cs was ;ntersners.d
with s;miles broupbt from the bou.s ar IN.
,oarket.nIace He shou.d that in Creeca n, on.
time theft xa. considered ,bc hs;,h, NJ r.sntail;
ty: and in England and France. epmb,;py had once
been esteemed errat bopor. lint nov, these tbinos are
crimes. He believed the time wa. coming when spec
ulation would he held as much n crime ms theft
Some men gave ton mueb for money. and others rave
too little for it, The man who got money at the ex-
pense of his health gave too much for il anth he
who got il without labor or some other fair eauiya
lent gave too little for it,
Ambition was another motive The world had
been ,eluye,l with blood tn crafty ambition and
when il was attained to its fullest extent it failed to
satisfy Napoleou In hi. Last lays dvelt not upon
the victories he had won but upon the code of laws
he had framed. The sneaker related the story of
the Cartha giuian general who sat down with his
critic, and manned ont the copouests he meant to
achieve naming the nations he would subue one af
ter another until he had conquered the whole world
..And what then r. aueried the critic. Them re-
piled the monarch. eve will ait down and eu;ov orr
selves "Wby mot sit down and enjoy ourselves
now ~ resnoud.l b;s communion Amh,iou does not
seek tn enjoy t..,f until ther. is notng left 70 ON.
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IN Md ro,; ,, ,.,;f,, p.,, ,,,,.,.;n
W D".i"' !u''ns inc "eau.hui rSan commencing
Inc i|oru Is my shephera' ana asking whether any
one oouio conceive Una. tue person VINO penheo SUCH
couid just as nc was SINKING INTO he grave
iea'e message 10 MS son solomon reiitse 10 one
whom ne ha sworn not 10 PUT 10 DEATH nut suggest
ing 10 solomon that ne would DC pleased 70 nave nm
DO the aeeu' aiter ne tDaSid was gone ihe speaker
referred to the Indians, who had been numbering
whites since the earliest settlement OF America Go
where We may, we VIII ma names OF Counties rivers
and towns statuary in our national Capital and plays
received with applause upon the stage all going to
honor and perpetuate the memory OF savages who
had murdered our people. If savages could thus he
forgiven, even while the blood was fresh upon their
hands, how long would it require to forgive men OF
our race, bone OF our bone and flesh OF our hes Tor
having been engaged in civil war against us! Zap
planse.) I'VE do not know what his no'ire was In
putting it in that except that he is one of the
sentimental reform politicians of the Curtis Everts
and Schurz type. He might have stated the fact
that not man has been punished for engaging in the
rebellion lie might also have remarked that while
rivers and places have been permitted to retain the
names that Indians gave them, the American people,