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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

The speeches of Congressman Ryan
and Colonel st. John, delivered At
Wichita last Wednesday evening, were
too late for report in last weeks is
sue. The meeting was one of the
largest political gatherings ever held
in the city, and enthusiastic in the
highest degree. Mr.. Ryan spent some
thing more than an hour Gu the finan-
cial situation. His views were sound
and logical, aud SO common-sensed
and plain withal, that every body, even
Democrats and Greenbackcrs had no
word of fault-fnding. He was most
enthusiastically applauded. Colonel
st. John gave a review of the past of
the Democracy, and drew q parallel
between the Democratic States of
Missouri and Indiana aud Republican
Kansas, which did not make a very
favorable showing for the old bunker
party. OF course such speech made
him no friends among the Democrats,
who haven't got done swearing about
it yet but, as Colonel ST. John don't
expect any Democratic votes, and was
not fishing for any in Wichita, he
probably concerns himself little as to
the state of their many tempers.
Mitchell came back Saturday night
10 answer our speakers, but his effort
was voted a failure.
The State Central Committee chang
ed the orig inal programme of speaking
sending Senator ingalls, to Northern
Kansas; but that eloquent gentleman
will speak in Wichita some afternoon
before long, of which due notice will
be given.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17
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Coed News from the Canvass.

The Sedgwick county canvass being
made by the Republican nominees is
entirely satisfactory. Tucker, Wood
cock, Stcenrod, Stanley, Jewctt, Van
Ness and Slnss are unanimous in the
opinion that the county viii poll the
larges, Repnhlican vote ever cast in
the county. Some Of the townships
are aot even tainted with Fiat or kcar-
ncyism, and those Republicans who,
for the sake Of q chance of office. have
pooled their issues and principles.
will hardly be beard of. The entire
Republican ticket viii be elected. Be-
ing made up of well known, tried and
true men. Why not?
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17
Pest Office Changes.

Post Office changes in Kansas during
the week ending Oc;.I2,ls7s, furnished
for THE EAGLE by VIM. VanNleck, OF
the Post Office Department:
ESTABLISHED.
Clarinda. Ness county, Boyd Glover
Postmaster.
Garden City, Sequoyah county, ID.
II. Menke. Postmaster.
DISCONTINUED.
Fannie, Cloud county.
Oakland, Jewell county.
Spring Creek, Chautauqus county.
NAME AND SITE CHANGED.
Alva. Cloud county, 10 jamestown,
Benz. 4. Brack. u. Postmaster.
PoSTMASrERs APPOINTED.
Locust Grove, Aichison county, Lee
vi Scrivner.
Piercevisle, Sequoyah county. jas.
II. Culocrtstou.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17
For the Eagle.
They Don't Kaow What They Are Talking
About
DELANo. October u. 1873,

DELANo, October II, 1873.
Col. MURDOCH :-Desirous Of learn
ing how the Greenbackers propose to
abolish hard times aud restore peace
and prosperity to all, we attended u
,reenback meeting held at the AID
vance school house in Union township
last Tuesday night. We were too late
tor the .opening exercises and conse
quently did not hear the reading OF
the platform. The first speaker was
a lawyer, Out aside from rumor We
never would have accused him of be-
ing a lawyer.) He was under ''ful
sail" when we entered, aud we soon
became convinced that he, like the
turkey that sat on hundred and
twenty eggs. was ''going to spread
himself" lie declared that he was Ia
favor of paying of the bonds of the
government with fiat money or green
oacks; he also stated that he WAS Is
favor of the repeal Of the resumption
act, aud further stated that if the &C,
was not repealed, that all parties ow-
ing money could, after the first OF Jan
uary, 1879, te compelled 10 pay specie
for all they owe, thus either ignorant
ly or wiilfully misleading the people
The second speaker was Reverend
Mr.. -, who, like "Auanias," thinks
he possesses too much to give all to
the Lord. lie said the Globe Demo
crat was in favor of Grant for Presi-
dent in 1880. He further stated thst
Grant was now in Europe being edu-
Gated by the monarchs OF the Old
World for the purpose OF setting up a
over this republic. He |
then added that he 1.-THE reverend |
speaker) was q Campbeilite preacher.
but said he ..if Grant is candidate |
for the Presidency in 1880, will
The pulpit aud stump the country
against hiia.H
We thought amen: neither Grant
nor the pulpit will suffer from the
change. PEDAGoGUE.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17
They Can't Do Il.

We are cognizant of a job being put
up which is TO be developed just be-
fore the day eff election TO beat w. l..
Stanley for County Attorney. They
can't do that thing with all the jobs
and combinations that can be hatched
up. W. +. Stanley as prosecutor FOR
the commonw ealth and as legal advi-
ser TO the county has been too diligeni,
upright and conscientious to be beat
en- by any combination. He has dis.
charged every duty vigorously and
promptly. and we guarantee that ne
will meet his detractors at any hour,
in any place. before any audience, and
prove all that we assert. Come on
with your Fiat-Religio-Teetotal game.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17
For the EAGLE.
From Rock ford Township.
OCTOBER 4. 1873.

OCTOBER 4, 1873.
| EDITOR EAGLE-I want you to keep
on sending me your paper and | viii
pay you when come to Wichita. Ii
may be one month and it may be six
months. l desire to keep informed
on the movement that is now on foot
and organizing in almost every dis.
trict in Rockford township, also the
times and places of Republican speak
ings. attended meeting and crgan-
ization of Greenback Club, in Dis
trict No. 20, of this township, in which
the principal speakers were John Ber-
ger, John uuffbaucr, aud Mr.. Mann,
from Ell Paso. Mr.. Berger opened the
question by abiding to the abundan,
prosperity that existed during the in
tcrvening years between 1865 and 1870.
He cited the fact that wheat was worth
from $l.50 to So per bushel corn 81
cents per bushel, and everything else
At corresponding rate; that every
thing now was low; that the Republic
can party, to which he had always be-
songed, was responsible for it. He said
nothing about the more than half a
million of men that were being dis
charged. who had for four or five
years previous to that time been con
Stunning and not producing anything
that had left their plows and shops to
save the country.
Mr. Huffbauer's time was occupied
in reading statistics to show that. the
national debt had never decreased
iolIar: had all the lime been insreas-
ing and he held the Republican part.
answerable for all oft. The peopl.
were not much enlighteded by HE
speech.
Mr.. NJ, from Z! Paso, spoke in be-
half of the farmer and the laborer
and did well until he spoke in refer
ence to debt, and said it was III,
crowning glory of any man or set o
men 10 go in debt ; that no man could
ever be successful without going H.
debt that if a man did not becom
involved he would turn out wOrs
han Sioux Indian or Chinaman
who lived on three cents a month
but he afterwards modified this and
suited it to particular cases. was
surprised that man Of his intell
gencc, coming before the people as he
did, working as he claimed in behalf
of the farmers, for good acts, good
and for the accomplishment
of the best ends, and yet advocating a
doctrine that, if it were carried out
would ult mately and inevitably ru n
every farmer III the country. as it has
alrea ly many AMI will many more.
Several joined the Club, but there
arc still several waiting to join Gram
Club.
Send Stanley and Slu>s down this
way.
am a Grant man 10 the backbone. |
We are having a magnificent rain,
which was greatly needed.
Considerable sickness prevails.
Wheat is looking splendid.
Some grasshoppers, but not enough
to do any Injury. STANTON.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

No mere local paper can hope to
give all the news OF a great State like
Kansas, and a majority Of readers, III
addition to their home or local paper,
want Others. No paper Of the State
devotes more space to Kansas, and no
paper gives such thorough agricultur
nj and general statistical reviews as
the Atchison Champion, the largest
weekly paper in Kansas, edited by
Colonel John A. Murtin, and furnish
ed to subscribers at $3.50 per annum.
postage paid.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

The Beacon notices among the
Grccnbackers vino convened at Eagle
Hall last Saturday evening six prom
inent members of the late Republican
convention" aud thinks it "a suggest
i've fact" SO do we, but not OF the
Kind it supposcs. when six, or an,
other number OF persons, offer them
selves as candidates in Republican
convention and, being rejec.ed-gen-
tly kicked out as it werc-straighiway
discover that the party which would
not serve their purpose is all wrong.
and join some new thing, the fact sug
gested is that such persons are hum
bugs. a party, or that which essays
to become such. whose central princi-
pie, or want of principle, is fraud,
would very properly he composed o!
lust such humbugs.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

The Indians.

The runaway Cheyenncs who pass
ed over our frontier are now in West
erh Nebraska, stealing and numbering
and no army WIZ which to coral
them. The Democratic house told the
country that Indian scares were Re
publican lies, manufactured TO keep
up a standing army with which to
in,imidate innocent bulldozers. IL a
few of The leaders were now in Ne
braska that same Republican lie
might cost thom their scalps.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17
A Remarkable Result.

II makes no difference hox many physisisns
or Sow much medicine yol hsye tried. Il IL
row an established faet that German syrup
is the only remedy which has given complete
satisfsetisn In severe cases Of Lung Disssses.
II i true there arc yes thousands Of rsr4frs
Nho are prs6ispo.sd to ihrost sud lung
lions. consumption, hee1orrhlzes,
sesere cold, settled on the breast. pn<ut
wheopinS eongh, ETC., who asse no pei.
knowledge Of Bosebes's German syra2-
such we wesid say that 1890 dozen were
sold Est year wiihoa. single ecmsaaint. Con
sumptivs- try just ere bottle. Rsz8isr sizs,
% cents. Sod by alt druggists in America.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

A butterfly is a very nasty grub with
very gaudy wings, and the only pur-
pose of its existence seems TO be to
float around and-propagate its own
species.
The National party is The Commun-
istic grub with Grecuback wings and
the purpose OF its existence-God
knows what
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

The Communistic tree is of foreign
growth aud does not thrive well on
American soil. TIE branch thereof
that put forth its green leaves at Ea-
gle Hall last Saturday nigh., will find
them sadly nipped by the frosis Of
November.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17
The Sane EypryxAers.

Scratch ST. Joseph National Green
back-Fia,ist and you will find man
that for 10. these many years. has been
seeking for Office. and mourned be-
cause he found it not.-St. Joe Ga
<effs.
That same state Of deplorable facts
exists down this way.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

Brother Mitchell thinks he was CALI
ed to preach the gospel. Now, how can
he reconcile his present business of
going about the country howiimg poll
tics with that sacred call; and that,
90, TO the neglect of the business he
lays the Lord put him at. Did the
Lord ever tell him to stop his preach
Jag to engage in a scrimmagc for Of
dee Emporia Ners.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

Several of the county and district
conventions held last week, in differ
cnt portions of the State, Instructed
their nominees for the Legislature TO
vote for Hon. John j. Ingalls, for the
United States Senate
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

Last year the National-Greenback
party polled 9,016 votes in Cincinnati
This year il polls total of sol out OF
50,7S5 votes cast! 1t is, as was gen.
orally supposed, sbort-lived party.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

For the first time in thirty years the
Democratic candidate for Congress
has been beaten in The Evansville, In
diana, district. William Heilman, a
Republican, was elected on Tuesday,
by about thousand majority.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17


Very much Interest cent rcd In ,his, tho
ous fell trial Of the week. Me.srs. smith 4
kca,ing entered the Furss 4 nrasilcy star
sulky. and Mcssrs n. @ smyth 4 sens eu-
tersd the New Era, msds by the Chicago
Pow Co. The uiSi WAS conducted with
great thorouS hGsss. The committee selected
comprised Ne,sr-. G. Wight, j. W fizger-
aid and g. Scott, AID they were evidently de-
.erminei 10 arrive a, the real merit as be-
tween the tive. rne ground was very trashy
win cut corn stalks aud sua fiosers and w..
almost too dry, The Star was dsss pm, 10 test
and was closely followed by tee committee.
Measurements were taken frequently ape
the burrows were ordered at ali depths fsom
three 10 sight inches. she work was sdmir-
able at all deptis-no elagg ng, aud trash pes-
teelly covered. Tie New Ira was qns
through the same eoarrs and .ao work Don,
was iar II was not. tow,ysr. pcssi5ls 10
secure good work AZ shallow depths. Aaei
onr trial the teams were changed na, With,
oui affecting The general result. fhe decision
The Fnr-t 6 Bradley snlky. A ehaiienge ioi
trial Of breakers given by saith Heating
was deshned, bat an exnis isicn OF the star
S9s given for thr Satisfaction " si..soes o. Us
work in the prairie sod. The decision wa
clearly sustaiEi,i D. TIA expression .; thcss
present. The riow ha,fh.td 80 easily, sno
evidently ran "a ligtt IL could not be Jbther
wi-e. II was unfortunate that 10 dyrano-
meter was at hand 20 make positive tee, oi
the drsii. smith 6 Keatlss are sole agents
tor the rdr>. & Bradley snIky plows. corner
OF Douglas a nd Lawrence avenue. 2s-N
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FrsIi asa Ornamental Trsss.

take this means al iaiatm,rs iac cislsess
Of Sedxwiek and surrounding eaausses THAI I
expect to canvass fss critters tos trees Tor TIE
sprsns delsvsry. ] sa<e had ntpeiees pear
experience in frvit growing. and Know the
siapgrsi 10 ,n,s climate. viii ell
Oh an average. about any per ssat lower thaa
they have been seid hire before. ssl gasssa-
tee every enc sold erSs'c'ss. in svsry respect.
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Pretty sss 10 sao

Ia every feature but the hs.r. which had
srewn white torn fever. fhs lsey ., taifty-
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aalsm tx months. sna ass merp tbas sIsssed
slth Il. Il las sestsEsd she na;arsi hrewn
~oler Q, nay BAR and sises Il -liky ssfsaess.
niesr than ever before. Tf-st Is ns sasdraf.
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G!t aasiis



49, xi6kst.
Governor,
JOHN p. ST. JOHN.
johnson County.
Lieutenant Governor,
L. U. HUMPHREY,
Montgomery County.
Secretary Of State,
JAMES SMITH,
Marshall County.
Auditor of State:
P.L. BONEBRAKE,
Shawnee County.
Treasurer of State.
JOHN FRANCIS,
Allen County.
Attorney General,
WILLARD DAVIS,
Labetre County.
superintendent Public instruction,
ALLEN b. LENNON,
Cowley County.
Chief Justice Supreme Court,
ALBERT ii. HORTON,
Atchison County.
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Another CT Geo. Y. Smith q oo.'s
Benefits.

AZ sewing mashipe. via evaa;aalIy have "a
he kept by drv goods haures, aai - many u
our customers 'se-ise to psesuse sssehsae-. bas
eannct aferj 10 pas sss for machiae ssd
rs rron;. sc have bought for sash, tae latest
improved insrasne. and vii eel Them fsr ssS.
plain aniebl and give In the exsss attach.
Dcnts. TINS VIII bring tho best naeaine IL
he market within The reach Of al.
GEo. \. smith 3 co..
Is Eazle ssisek. ssieA,sA, ksasas.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

Il is now generally thought In Ea-
rope that conflict between the Ameer
Of Cabul and the British forces in AZ
ghanistan 10 inevitable.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

The news from Greeley, Grant and
Lincoln townships is glorious. The
Republicans are as solid as they ever
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

-! WISE W uistuss C3iiliS now the
.thics of the measure we were compel
ed to take. [Apptause.l Aud it was
10 time to find bubbles and constitu-
ional points. When we were taking
men by the thousands and tens of
thousands and hundreds of thousands.
and placing them in the forefront OF
,attle to be manned and slaugh tered.
When a man Is arrested on the high
way by robber. his first act is not to
call for revised copy of the statutes.
lor 10 look for the ls.ieaS corpus act.
lApplause.l The taking Of thai step
,ud The United States was then adj
ministered by tue Republican party
saved the union of the States. lin.
nense applau,el The $3.50. 900, 900
we're issued. But before the year was
out another $l5o, 900, 900 of the same
kind was called tor and issued. And
in the ensuing year, when Congress
net in the month of December, '63 the
financial situation was again one of
gravity. but the military situation.
owing 10 the achievements, sir, OF
Yourself and other great leaders of the
United States army lapplause,I was
rendered peculiarly encouraging.
Petersburg had been fought in the
east, Vicksburgh aud Chattanooga in
the west, and we stood before the
world on the high vantage ground of
great victories. But still the Treasu-
~ was empty the expenditures were |
simply enormous. The expenditure |
OF the great coalition that fought Ma
poieon Boaaparte, and drenched |
Europe with blood for twenty years. |
was naught in comparison with the /
vast amount Of expense which con-
fronted Congress in December 1868. |
William Pitt against the power of
never raised over five hum
ired millions OF dollars in any one
rear OF his life: the estimate or Sal
non r. Chase for the expenses OF that
rear was one thousand and seven mil
ions OF dollars. But then he laid
Town for Us some facts which l wish
hose gentlemen in favor Of honest
money would publish as . campaign
document and distsibate I'll ovcs tkei
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New Drug Store.

At u. H. Lo.ee 4 Brs's, next 20 T.
Bieek, Doasias Averae, ezn be had d
patent medicines, stationery, imported
ftsrssry, hair oils, bra,bes- combs. &C.
soaps. csxars, cough casdses. rrsssrissIos
lizbly prepared day and night y
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Republican Candidates for Congress.

Republican Candidates for Congress.
Third District:
THOS. RYAN.
Second District:
DUDLEY c. HASKELL.
First District:
JNO. A. ANDERSON.
For Senator of the ssth Senatorial District, :,
II. G.. SLUSS.
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Republican County Ticket.
For Representative ed District.
l.. n. WOODCOCK.
For Representative 9sd District,
S. NJ. TUCKER.
For County Attorney,
W. L. STANLEY.
For Probate Judge,
+. Il. JEWETT.
Fer Clerk District Court,
G. A. VAN NESS.
For County Superintendent.
II. II. BRUCE.
For Ccmmissioner-First District,
GEO. STEENROD.
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