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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-03-27
Probabilities of War EBetWeen
England and Russia.

IoNpoN. March 2G-The Times cores
pondeut At St Petersburg concludes dls-
patch: Influential and moderate pollii'
claus remark that the fear OF England's poll
cv will force Russia to occupy Constantine
Die and drive the Sultan from Europe
The correspondent adds: The only nope
of peace is the speedy assembling OF the
Congress: that hope however, throughout
Russia. is fast fading.
The bellicose excitement is intense even
in st. Petersburg.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-03-27
Copfahan.

Our handsome and accommodate, ,.r...
friend, Lee BridewelI. ia nov r,,.lr,-,. I'D
right place ''-"' ''''' '"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-03-27
Coed AaxIoe.
Memphis Appeal

Pits ApPtdI-I
advise Southern Democrats tn stand
~ tnelr coiors aud TO avoid all entanoIjng
A'iiances Win mushroom organizations.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-03-27
Ahe Wilkinson County DeIega-
tiOn-A "Wen Done,
Greeting.
Woodville Republican. ]

Capt. McGehee and mir. Redhead have
returned home. These gentlemen were al
ways at their post in the House and several
local bills of Importance attest their zeal
IN behalf Of their constituents, We NAV
further add what is greatly to the credit of
these gentlemen that they did not avail
themselves the free passes on the railroad.
SO much used by the members of the Leg,
stature. s
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-03-27


The Commissioner of Pensions is respect
fully requested to adjust said CT lin under
the provisions of the act of Congress amend
ing the laws granting pensions to the SOL
diers and sailors of the war 1912 and their
widows, approved March 8, 1873. All claims
for pensions under previous enactments is
hereby waived
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-03-27

Special Correspondence of the Appeal
WASHINGTON, March 20.-The poStoffi &c
department is being very thoroughly over
hauled, with view to the correction OF
many abuses. One of thIse-the adVerti-
sing o contracts at an expense far beyond
any benefit derived by the people or the
government-was abolished yesterday by
bill introduced bv Mr.. Singleton, of Missis-
sippi. Hereafter, contractors VIII have TO
apply to the department for lists OF the
routes TO be let which are To be turn ished
in pamphlet form.
COMMENTS. Though we have never
had any practical experience in advertl-
sing for the Federal Government, we will
venture to say that the policy of curtailing
advertisements to lessen expenses is pen
ny wise and pound foolish. Govern
ments as well as individuals have found
it profitable to advertise fully when ad
vertising Gas in the case of the mail
lettings,) is necessary. Mr.. Key, at
whose instance the Congressional com
mittee of which our Representative is a
member, and by whose advice they were
guided, is a one horse politician from one
of the towns over in East Tennessee, and
has not brought very comprehensive
ideas into the management of his part of
the business of the Administration.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-03-27
The Ru--Inn AIIernatIve

Sr. PETERSBURG March 25.-The Jour
nal de st Petersburg says: England must
Weld her wishes To Europe and cease OBJ
st~ucting the definite conclusion OF peace
or the Congress must meet without Eng
land, or Russia must act alone.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-03-27
Political signs.

The writer of the letter alluded to we
imagine is the editor of the Mayersville
Leader, who being a newspaper man is
presumed to be keep both eyes open;
Kinds Co. Gazette
A private letter from an intelligent gen
tleman formerly a citizen of Raymond.
but now residing in the swamp country,
informs Us that strong effort will be made
10 induce Gov j. L. Alcorn to become a
candidate for Congrcs in the river district,
at the ensuing election; and that the indi-
cations ia that region are that systematic
attempt will be made in all parts OF the
State for the organization OF COnserva-
tive Republican party. recognizing the
Southern policy OF the President aud the
constitutional rights OF the col"red man.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-03-27

]. ~. JOHNSON.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-03-27
Rep"bIicans Open War ON Hayes

WAsHINGroN March 25.-Mr. Howe's
speech is generally regarded as the begin
Ing of the open war on Hayes by the Re
publican leaders and intended to force MN
inro submission or To Join the Democracy.
Mr. Conkling and Mr.. Hamlin are said to
be ready to follow.
II seems understood the Democrats Of the
Sc nate will take no part i'm the debate
which Mr.. uowe's speech is likely to pro-
woke.
Hanging Of the Molly Mnguires.
BLooMsBURG, PA, March 25--McHugh,
Hester aud Tully, the Molly NJ IguIres, were
hanged to-day.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-03-27
SiUnatnra oftsI.inanI

{.
We the undersigned witnesses, do h sreby
certify that we are retidenfs of - and of
-, and are aged respectively - and
. years, and that We were present and
saw the said - sign name 70 the
above statement, and we know -- to be
person - represents - TO be.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-03

wenis Wabe erobert. Bas nod mid.
tiger, wenu wabr, IL, bab bie unabbdusi.
gen Stdmme tn ben @ren3sebirsen ti3 auf
Gnslanbs 9eite iielIeu wolIeu. &ler
@abri@einli9teit uiu GnsIanb per BEN
Mtnter Bios ii@ In ben HeRs ber PdGe
ieten, um TN Graber ben Gmir i'm Snneru
an3usreifen. gsa@ elmer Depel&e iou
WubIanb ieine abR@t bersits ansetanbist
babeu, BEN Gmir au belfen, ba Gnslanb
bur& bic Oeexpation pon Quetta einen
Vertras uerlett babe.
1nb nod etn attentatl t1eber
Haris wtrb beri@tet, hab R.anuetpar.
b 0, Gr Qrdi1bent ber iab ameritauii&en
@epubIit Peu, ermorbet uorben III. 60
IL bemertenspertb, baB attentate aaf
prdfbenten DOR @epubIiten perbdltuiBmd.
bts ebenio bdafs IN bieiem Sabrbunbert
uorsefommen finb, als foI&e auf setrSnte
6dupter. Dir erinnern an bie Grmorbuns
gen uou 2tneoIn unb ber prdfibeuten pom
Ecuador, Bolivia unb Narasuap. ioUie ets
neS Prdfibenten uon Reru. (Der einsansS
erwdbnte GalI III bier ni9t etnbesriffsn).
@erfwarbis II aber aud ber llmRanb, bab
bic atteutate auf prdRbentsn erfoIsrei4
waren, udbreab bie Gartten Garopa's NIT
benz bIobea S&red bauon ja toumea pfes
gen.
Die Ietten ParIamentSw q If
len, bic IN HraiiIien absebaltsn wurben,
ftnb bie bIutisifen pon allen seweieu, bic
felt BEN BeReben beS Rei3es fiattsetanben
baben. Rebr aIS 1anbert Reai4ea fnb
BET partetwatb sum Opfer sefalen; tnbsr
proutna Bahia alIeia tamsn 20 um's Sc.
ben. @ubeRSruaseu unb Stspolteu taIaen
an uteIen Orten pot. 81 8ortaleaa ia
Geara ithnsteu sesen 1000 Neni&eu bic
bortisea BaarenniebsrIaeea unb usu6ten
uou BEN berbeiseeiIten RiIitdr bar@ mebr'
maIise @ewebriaIsen pertrieteu werben,
potei q msbrere Gsbte nnb pieIe Herpau'
bette sab. e@Sae 9aRdabe baS, BE bsr
2iteraliSmuS bort sef&aifeu fat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-03
ssfaast(Ae llaas(AGa

~ DsfbtSten hnA BE Gsusrsb'
mit1Rsbsr uieber Seriammeyt, am BE Nsrs
astsitea IS b'enat tes 0it1ns)s wIsbisea.
Rsa 3sia, baS ber Gsasrst 10 )nm {.
@lEt WI 0ans9 aIt1etst ietteaea t1aae, 4.
-. weioesa 1srbs, Gai BE llateyAatsna
bss1ss islessn giissts5 5nYrsieth eiaauees
I'D, 'eVrsl es SsssbsI tsa % h 1islsa,
Oilne a,lSosipes@ - 1atm snS bW NaRlt
iei1 AaD tsise 0stva'N NuiammIano nd
ben Z. @ap eiatssfsx Usstea uahs.
Ssbsrisqs spssbss bs@ SinsnomiaiRss tsiae
3sbsaiMe Useea 1aiaa11e bss Daas,ab'
l1ao sm Reaiatv h tsM @se seIeet wsr'
bea. bas II sia srsbsI WIa6!
Ote 0sssaf3I10s 10 0iaswie'
tsstarD tas ben etaatSl lsaStaIt h BEN nit
I'm 20. Ssai 1880 eabsabsa Sa5r ts,it.
tssa' % ~ 0saaea snf es7s, ,lss..
5000. ~ Dsssalt W. iis 10 utt
0sAs Spatl lsss ssbeals oiasa,isJs tslsa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-03
TetesrayQil4e 9eye(9ea.
Oeati&Ianb.

2onbon, ~. Rov. Gin UerIiaer Ee.
Iesramm iast. bab bic Resierans lei ber
Jeadte5r beS &aiierS permSse bes anti.So,
3iaIiaenseieteS ben Helaser,,nsSoafaanb
lter Berlin u uerbduseu teabR&tist.
Bertha, 20. Nou. Rad einer ioeten
perSfeutIi3tea Uerosbauns bes preabii4en
StaatSminiReriums Tam allen far sefdbr,
lid era@tetsn Derisnli&setten ber Aafeat.
halt In Berlin xnS beiien BorRdbten ,er.
.iast werhsn. DaS Erasen psa Baff.n
ebne beionberS ba,a ertbeiIte GrIaabnib
unh ber Uertanf Sou Spreussei&oHen NTH
perboten.
Dieie Verorbuuus tritt am 20. Ropeu,
Der In Rraft unb bat far bic Daaer eineS
Sebres @altistett.
OeRerrei@.uasarn.
pef5, ~. Ros. @d5renb bes se.
fem Abeab IN bem SotsI beS unserif&en
Yremier . WeiuiRerS GiSja ju Gbren beS
@rafeu anbraip SeranRaIteten GeReS
platte IN ber Safe jwii&ea bem Miniiier'
4steI unb BEN Ebeater cine Uombe. Cine
tlateriu4aus ber Spreusiaade srsab, bas
bic Upmbe mtt Dynamit seIaben seweiea
war. Dte 6saar bes 6otels uarben ,ep
trammert, abss Riemanb warbe SerIett.
% n NOD tetae Spar ssu ben 8srabera
ber S@anbtbat sntbedt.
2snbsn. 20. seeS. Rad eiaer Oe.
pei&e aus ReR pasbsa bst Resierans
frs,suAli& sehnnte 4erauSsebsr Soa Dei.
tansen NIB Reid &8tasD sDmitslieber In ben
Iettsa @s9ea bas4 Drsbuasea nit ben
Gobe telaRiot.
StaIisn.
paris, 20. Nss. Gin epsaiaIteIe.
sramm ssn sesm iast, bab BE iseialiii.
idea @a1lsreien h ben prouinaea iert'
baueru. Ser t1nterbarsermstiier non
ORme II psa einem @ea&elmSrber se.
ao&en uerbsu. Sn bsm bena&tayte1 Heil
bieltea ReYablisaner etnen l1mlus. im usl.
@sm tie retbe tsbae besamsstsasea ussbs.
Rom, 20. Rss. gasbinal.e etaatSisl.
sstar Mina Bat im Suffrage 30 papReS be
seaatiea anseuisiea, BE tstr. Mesiersneea
aai be RFi4t, ben 0slialiSuas ~ aater.
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Offiee ber Oa1ette
70. ~ 1sianrste, jsli4e1 1. =. s.


G4redl:9es llaOIsd.
Gn i4redIt&eS tlnsIad baben wtr beute
an}eTn 2eiern ju naelben. @ If ber 81.
iarsnieufob be- sre6en 6amburser paiia,
stri&iNeS .peutmerania' NIT BEN eiiernen
2ltspooIsr Dreimailer ,5RseI elaine" IN.
etwa'ia tlbr h ber Ma@t pom %. Gnf ben
2e.sy.s R. IN ensIli3ea Canal 1npett ber
e1sdspus ber pren6ii@e PanjerbauYfer
.0rses. Gbarfara1 ~ @ranbe sins. Die
,pssamesanias Sdnpfte pom Nep BORT
femmenb, tanaI atwdrts ber gIbe ju.
Die ssa&t mar iebr srau anb uebelis. Der
Captain, bst biele @eiie gum l2e1ea NAL
ma&te, batte beS bi@ten NebeIs wesen bie
@ai@tne aaf baIbe @ei@pinbisleit ieten
Ia6en. Oabet perIie6 e. teinen MasenbIid
baS Eerbed. ionbern sins fin unb ber.
Ot DAHwivfsifen bNsien unanfb fb6rIi9,
Oa, Is @iauten por WeittrnG5t, Elm
far&tbarer &rn4 -nhb i1Sie .rs@te 6eite
beS beuti@en DampisrS. BE bur& bie
epite Ses btitii&en SeslstS ai@t melt btn.
ter beuf S&etniaetn DerIett mar, iarSmte
Bdntr ,tnb opn BEN n,d@tises pra@ssolen
S@tf par h 3ebn @innten ni&tS weiter
meDr ale cine MaRipite f&tbar, bk wie
cine Hranerfabue dber bte i&warasranen
@osen imbie Ra&t i1aats.
Snm gStten @Ia6 tam Der Dampfer
.@Iensa1y1 pon RibbIsborousb srabe beS
Beses ber. Die Ranni4aft .bieies 1ootes
rettets eiaea srsbea IbeiI ber Raaai&aft
anb ber Eafasiere, BE IN b6&R uanseI.
batter NetIeibnns waren. Die pieIe Ner'
iouen sesettet wuIben unb wis pieIe Ut
ta5IeS @rab in ber See fanbsn. II Bic iett
nod ni&t gang senaa ieRseRelIt. &Is bic
,peumeaaia' ON II. Ottebsr pen Rew
Osst A. b Gee Rs4. Iatte Re lS9 ,paia'.
siese NIB III @ann UemaHauas an Bob.
@ SleIaus o. be baabert PaRasiese ~ ret.
Ten snb Ssn bss sanaea Nensanaaas sinsea
aar @an1 SsyIsrsn; aud Capitals
eWeaien, ben man tar ertranIsn bieIt. II
S1sttst. Die erRea teIssraPbi@sa Rad.
ri5tsa atsr ben i@redIi@sn ilasIadDfau
Iaatstea ie5r gum esbe Be- e@ifeeuaan.
tsnsS =. bes Ranai&ait; ua4 bea aeaera
Ra4Fi@tea eeut ID bie Sa4e Gan, anbsrS
5esans. Oab WeibSesI IaItnib jpii4sa bes
Sessttetsa Naani4aft unb ben serettetsn
4aMasissa ,eist SIsi4 son sorueberein.
bab BE Usmannans jaeriR al ibse eisene
@sttnas bA&te. Die Ratrsien, BE NIT ber
&axb1stums ber 0sste tetraat parea, ent.
te5rtea alIer 3anaeSjn@t snb u,a4tea ben
aS1iebisRea Webraa@ pon i5rea Del&.
sae0na NIT beaen Re eine 1a,abI paifa:
siese srmsrbeten. Damn iolIen bie Ebarea
bes waNerbi&ten Compartments efen se,
farter Saten, clio BE wi&HaRe tein Ban
teS e4ifeS porseiebene Mnsrbnsns 3ur
@ettane 10 Oauipisss Snsbe aaber a&t
selAaea. 0hattare Nft@tusrsehen5eitl
Detrablam, unb far ieben Deutf@en be.
Md oeab juslei&, fnb bie poa 0srettstea
sema@tsa @tttbeiIanssn aber baS Nensb. |
men yoa Rttsliebera BET O&tffsteman.
nxns. ss{fgFe. RS
Die .Psmmerania" purbe In Sabre
ls7s Ia @reeas6 an ber Glybe sebaat,
tstte $3.50 fsaasnoe5aIt aub teilets eS0o. : |
900. SDte 2S1uns mar eine Semii&te. |
Q oie4aits,bis psR. Oh. 500 ueritaaii&es |
Oa3sz tana Wsanpsus. e4naI,, eps6,
&sA, DID. Gatal. UeaiS. &Spisr. IN.
tescaI Rd9mai& &tnen, y. I. y. an Bob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-03
Aastd1si(Ne 1l1ns(A Aaa.

Ote esjiaItfsaSerisIsaaS
tn Dsati@laab ntmmt itven natasIi1 ~
0erIasi, n iabeMea ss4 tsssitS b Ds9s
tslsssts,r MT IN &sSieunsea aabssss
eaabss 0etsetea, ne ia bss aIts @iItsEm
taEjA4 h @isstatsa yssVtVel5t 5atts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-03

fen f@ aaf $3.50. .ess, ,7se.ss. Dies Mbi
etne Seduction be- Werani& &laseS tar bal
nd@fe Gmanalabr psa Is. .sSl. .s4s.44 e.,
fe5en. Der Uorani&Ias fhr baS aa&Rs
6inanjiabr i4Iiebt eae Termebuns be,
appvepriattoa ihr bas &risss.D DsPartsmeai
Don 1s. .eos. 900 far baD Ianfenbe 1inans'
Iiabr IN I'd, ba I'd ber tieSidbrise Woraa'
i&Ias nur auf 10000 @ana anRatt aaI
IS, 900 sranbete, 70 wie etne Wermebruna
bon e29s, 1853 far tas Snbianer.D Departe'
utent, unb eine bon 1l. .esS, ,eo9 far bas
Hohweien. 6ar TortRtationsn parbeu
TN Ietteu Sabr >975, 900 beuiuist. 9enes
wtrb bafar eine MilIien Dollars SerIamst.
Dte Central paeifie Balm,
bic ber Bunbesresieuans 70 Ianse frot &c.
toten nab a& i4liebli& bem 8olI,use bes
ta Ssnt b. 8. ansensmmeneF Gsnsrebse.
ieteS, weI&eS pori&reibt, bab Re ibre %.
&es etneu pon ber HurbeSresierans anse,
fieuteu giitnbabn.G Gabttor pesIesen iel,
uiberiett fat, iit iett poa ber Nunbesre.
steraus pereIsst usrben, bod wirb i&per.
lid lei ber &Iase pieI beranSIsmasen. Seae
@eieui&aft IT IN reid anb ~ u,d&tis, nm
ber Hesler,ns ut&t Elm S&niyp&ea idbIa.
gen ~ tSnneu. ete tann q uebI eratri,
gen. bic porsfebeaea @eIsnrafea poa
l.ooo-s 900 DouasD u bs,abIea, psan
eta Grsenntnib sesea lIe seiiat NTH, nm,
ietalb bieS Sei&eben, baS Oeiet anfS
Wene " abertreten, anb isn,it etnea ae,ien
Ianspierisea pre,et ~ SeraaIaRea. Sn
ber 9wa4easeit mag he rsi4e' Giientaba.
seieui@ daft baan iusmer tban anb laRea,
paS ibr beliebt.
@ n,nb pktIi& in GrRaaaea istea, ba6
ber Gansrsb eiaes Giienbabaseisu &c.
senatsr, BE = srsbs Ds5Itbatea bon Der
Danbelrsierans euaYfansen, stae islde
0nselssebalb an ben fas Iest. 6rsili4
Rebt an ber Sptte Bee BerpaItans ber
QentraI RaeiRe Nsba bsr i6Tase ID,
OsuIb. bes e. wean q aaIt. imu,er per.
f1anben, cine tbdtise Lobby tas isine
Sntereien ~ sraanifrea.
6sIaeube exrisfe WeimtsiIaaa. lie
nit HsrR6t saiaunekmes n. Jriaat Sic b
eaa 6raneisee erl&siasabe .9alifsrsii&e
etaatS 8sthaaas: Qne ber 6ss,ttei&af.
tiaunaes ber ianaR Iisr ssaelenn.eaeu
diasei&sn 0siaabti6sft Isaskt IN Ssr pes.
tkeiIana ber Gummeu bes xtneNi& &.eu,eri.
tanii4sn SeeytiIienissbs. bss leubs. sps
weI&em bie au.erisaaii&ea Iaeatea ber
Gbineiea uab foI&e 8situnasi5reiter. bie
R& ba,a keraebea. bes 6iuefii&.emcrila.
nii&e 2aIiueien IN ,srtteibiaen. Ie,abrt
werbeu. sus bas bieflae eeytiI ber @eu.
asIsn fat il& ber .Irssuasta eutpup,t.
ilnmittsIbar na& bsr 0atuaft bsr 6iasll,
itea @eiaabti&aft eri&ien ID bielem 0Iatte
cine bard mebsere seumuera Iaufenbe Ser.
tbeibiauna bes gbtneisaueienS. peI&e
,&uana Gbana 2tns1 xutesaei&uet var-
sssstIi4 ber Rame eines iier aniiifaen
.5eryersasenSea. G5nei.a. Our4 Sieiea
8umtus 5abea R& einise unfersr 5hIi@ea
Ue@ieItIltter taui@ea IalIen, bean ile yea.
ten itrea 2eieru ben yom ,Wsaouasts aaf
UeReQuas anseiertisten MrtileI ale eine
g sss.l.. . =, ''s. r. o''l:. &. :.'.E:: sl'a.l.'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-03

aue an3eisen ienbe man ipdteieaD
&sutas @srgen ei1.
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3rsist ast 9uaei9ex.


anter 3etlen BREWER Uertea ni0t aHeensns
men. tar teee Belle 1reSter sber beyeR &anD
eaS !. Nal 10 0D bk n64Ren RAle S Gsato
1eratts- nns 1sbesanjeiee1 NIT Spss1
$1.5O, sbae Sprud 3t.OO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-03

ass.s'Hs. aaa.sssa nssn ..,aus,s4,ls s..s.a..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-03

pei&auur 20. Rsu. @enera1
Drewue'S gerbinbansea fnb faS ben
Wasenblid absei&ntttea. Geinblt&e Berg.
bewetner, berea etdrte auf 1000 @sna.
aei4itt utb, babsu I'd aaf ben 3lten im'
SRaden pea 1ai WeuSbi@iAs seiausnseIt, be-
sea@,asIsr atssiansen uab aaf teuafaste
eReilyartieea sei&ohsa.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-11

SpECIMEN.-We notice that the National
Labor Greenback, ETC., party Of Missouri have
nominated A. L. Gilstrap, of Macon, for Judge
of the Supreme Court. Great Gcmiui! II would
truly seem that this party is . rrfnge for all the
cid frauds and seeds that have been floating
around for the last fifteen years. To appreciate
A. L. Gilstrap - Judge Of the Supreme Court of
Missouri, imagine big, varty bull-frog mem,
ber of the French Academy, or A. J. Aowry
President of Harvard University! Away back
at the beginning Of the Rebellion, this same A.
L. Gilstrap with his family, made his appear
ance at White Cloud, where be resided for some
few months. He was a rampant Union man,
and had fed from Missouri, according to his sto-
~, to escape Rebel persecution. But it soon be-
came apparent that he was regular Paw-paw
not willing to risk anything for either side,
and having the confidence of neither. He had
. couple of greasy, superannuated slaves, and it
soon became evident that he had come to Kan
sas in the hope that his slave property would
not be disturbed. Ho was very severe on
AbolitiOnists and niger thieves. He pretend
ed to be lawyer, but knew about as much law
as the veriest JACKIE before o country Justice
of the Peace. He discovered that he had got in
the wrong community, and got him back to Mis-
souri, with his niggers. Then we have OCCASION
ally heard of him since, and always on the
ineanest side of every Issue. He has at last
found his level in this great National party, and
is the sort of fraud they prefer for Supreme
Judge.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-11

The Self.Blnding ReaPer-Ths @Brcad or
Bl0od,' Notices In the Ohio Rural Districts.
When the Western farm hand, him Of the Work
ing Mems Bread or Blood Committee" gets chance
against the selfbinding reaper he will legsate it out
Of Ohio If bread be dear on account of the expen,
siveness of sowing and reapng, Congressman Hend.
rick h. Wright will sympathize with him. and will
propose that the National Government shall build
canals which not needed, and stone walls which
nclose nothing, for the purpose of giving employment
and wages to those who desire it But 10 steam pad
dy no labor saving machine, must supersedc TIE hea
est bone and sinew of the laborer Il were bettef,
perhaps to go back to the primitive methOds Of the
Egyptian and Asiatic husbandmen- II We concede
that sefbnding reapers and steam threshers are de-
structve of the best interests of the ls6ong claes
we not well retain any of the appliances which
make bread cheap, and the manufacture of which
keeps many hands busy. 1t is not pretended, we
suppose that of these extreme are
ed by people. But these follow logically in the
train of the newest demands of sabor.-so called
The hard times bring out complaints which, other
wise, would he only muttered. Discomfort demands
concessions which would be ruinous to the general
wei lhre.-N. T. Times.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-11

remembered that the editor of the Bulletin has
viudctively opposed Boney Wood, when he has
been candidate for Office, upon the ground that
he could not support Democrat, and that Bo-
ney's conversion was too fresh to be rewarded
just yet. Last Fall, the Bslletis bitterly de-
nounced Charley Burkhalter as Democrat, uu-
worthy of Republican support, because he had
been q Democrat before the war. 1t even cast
doubts upon the Republcanism Of the Chief be-
cause We opposed the reelection of Judge Hub
bard. Now the editor of the Bsliefis knows
how it feels, to be snubbed as q Democrat, be :
cause his conversion was too recent and sudden
to inspire confidence. You take . back seat.
and be kicked and cuffed as an interloper an
spy, and see how you like it for few years.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-11

AS WE THoUGHr.-A. j. Selover informs us
that We guessed the true inwardness of that
Mowry letter business as correctly as if we had
been present and witnessed it all. He says Now
~ CAME to him, asking him for statement as
to his recollection about certain matters. He
replied that he was not positive upon the points,
but that if it would do Mowry any good, he
would mako statement, as it seemed to his
recollection, without being entirely positive, or
willing to vouch for it's correctness. He saws he
signed the letter, with the understanding that
Mowry was to bring it to us, and not for publ
cation in any paper. The next he heard of it,
was being twitted by his friends on his letter in
the Bsttefia. Mowry never came near us, nor
tried to see us. This is the way he treats a
friend, who tries to do him service. His object.
no doubt, was to get selover into his fight with
us. 1t has cost him the confidence of one of the
few men who still had any sympathy for him.
1t is poor dependence, trusting to the honor of a
man who is entirely destitute of honor.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-11

r. Candidates are multiplying. One or two
papers in Western Kansas favor John A. Ander-
son, of the State Agricultural College, for United
States Senator. For Congress, several of the
papers of this District are in favor of Hon. John
A. Anderson, of the Agricultural College. We
notice that there is q movement in favor of Prof.
John A. Anderson, of the Agricultural College,
for State Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
If the West comes up united, it is thought they
can secure the nomination of President John A.
Anderson, of the Agricultural College, for some
Office, If they don't run bim for too many at once.
We think they had better all unite in favor of
John A. Anderson remaining President of the
Agricultural College.