The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22

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Col Martin seems TO be gathering them
in from al! around the State.
HE DID HANDSOME THING.
Junction City Union, III
Col. Phillips did handsome thing in
the convention in complimenting his sue
cessful rival and advising his friends TO
heartily support Mr. Anderson.
THE NOMINATION GIVES GENERAL salts
FACTION.
The nomination of Mr. Anderson is be-
ing fayorably and enthusiastically received
by the people throughout the district.
MR.. ASDERsoN's NOMINATION WILL NOT IN
rERFERE WITH THE COLLEGE.
The nomination OF John \. Anderson
will occasion no change in the affairs OF
the Agricultural College during the year.
His term will not begin until rcxt March.
There is every prospect Of large attend
ance of students, and the regents will in
due time select president.
STARTED TOO LATE.
peabody Gazette, l6.l
John A. Martin seems TO be getting away |
with most OF the delegates. Gov. Anthony |
ought TO have commenced that speech max |
iny tour about three months ago.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
IKinsley Graphic, .I7.l
Hon Nels. Adams, of Pawnee, will go
into the State Convention with consider
able strength as candidate for Attorney
General.
SENATOR INGALLS,.
We had the pleasure OF meeting our able
Senator, Hon. J. J. Ingalls,, on the train
west Yesterday morning. The Senator and
his son wer- en route fur the mountains on
4 brief tour.
AREwARD TO sE. RYAN.
The Newton kaasra well SAYS that the
| recent fight was not made against Peters,
but to reward Ryan, who has proved him
self worthy servant OF the people.
DID NOT ATTEND.
Wilson County Citizen, Is.
Sid. Clarke did not put in an appearance
| at the Republican Congressional convention
at Garneit last week.
DON'T SEE THE JOKE.
The Anthony papers are quoting articles
+, from the Kansas City Times favorable to
Geo. T's ren on,ination. They are hard
up.
| RETRIBCTION.
Gov. Anthony's militia killed preacher
at Emporia, and the Columbus !S'dr sees
retribution in the nomination OF Elder
Mitchell OF that city for Anthonys place.
SOLID FOR HASKELL.
The Republican press OF this district is
united in lis support OF Hon. ID. {. Haskell
for reelection, aud promises to make as
valiant and vigorous a fight III his behalf
as it did two years ago.
SHOWED UNDER.
IPottawatomie Chief, Il
There is 10 longer a doubt but what
George T. Anthony has been showed under,
and John y Martin will be nominated on
the first ballot, IN the coming Republican
convention.
WILL NOT GIVE HIM A HEARTY SUPPORT.
Augusta Gazette, III
Gov. Anthony was in attendance at the
/ county convention at Eidorado last Satu~
day, and made a speech OF over an hours
length. The Governor is a smooth talker
and can tell things in such way as to
cause the unsophisticaied TO believe they
are listening 10 gospel truths; but we do
not think the delegates from this county
viii give him hearty support.
ME- HASKELL HAS BEEN FAIR.
columbus Courier, Isl
We are satisfied that Mr.. Haskell will
receive a much larger majority than he did
two wears ago, notwithstanding it is an off
year. lie has acted fair with the people
in the past session ee has spoken and vo-
ted in Congress as his constituents desired
and that is all that is required OF any man
who undertakes to represent the people.
THE MOST POPULAR CANDIDATE.
There remains but little doubt now but
that Col John A. Martin will be nomina-
ted for Governor on the first ballot. He
is to-day. without any doubt, the most pop
ular Candidate before the people in this
State.
WILL GIVE HIM AN ENTHUSIASTIC SUP
PORT.
Lawrence Joarnal, III
Col. d. X. Anthony and the Leavenworth
delegation passed through town on their
way home from the Manhattan convention,
yesterday. They accept the nomination Of
President Anderson heartily, and will give
him an enthusiastic support
CAN RETIRE WITH HONOR.
We remember to have heard Col. Phil
lips, in one OF bis speeches, use the express
sion, THAT slavery which men call public
life" And yet, what fascination 1t pos
sesses TO most men, We have no doubt the
Colonel will find il relief TO return TO the
congenial pursuits of private life. He has
made an excellent member OF Congress, and
mas achieved more reputation in the position
than most men achieve in 1t. He can retire
with honor.
CowLEY COUNTY FOR MARTIN.
The following resolution was adopted by
the Cowley county convention:
| Resoluei. That this convention OF dele
gates are in favor of the nomination OF
John A. Martin for Governor oil Kansas.
ME-. RYAN HAS MADE \ FAITHFUL SER
dodge City Times, l7.l
. RYAN, 96, Peters SO. This announcement
Il not unex xpectsd TO US; except that Ryan
received a larger vote than We anticipated.
, We shall give the nominee our hearty sup
! port. believing il TO be 10 the best interests
uf Kansas to do so. Mr.. Ryan has made a
faithful, diligent and honorable member
and already with two years experience IN
Congress he is we'll fitted TO enter upon a
: second term.
BAEER SAILS FOR HOME.
Topeka Commonwealth,ls
Mr.. F. P. Baker sailed yesterday from
Havre Tor home. III the passage home Is
~ the one from New York TO Havre. he
will land in New York on the Goth or 9th.
.. Ii is Interpretation to arrive in Topeka
on the lst day OF September.
SILENT.
The Topeka Commonwealth has very little
to say on the gubernatorial question
HE HAS MADE GOOD MEMBER
(Beloif Record, ls
Hon. D. c. Haskell WAS re-nominated
for Congress from the Second District, by
the Conventiea which assembled At Gar
nett on the 7th inst He will surely be
. elected, the people having unbouDded con-
! fdsuce in him. He has made good mem
iber, having been on The right side in every
squestica thes ene1P in the iast Coagrsss