The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-02-14
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farmer in Crawford County. Pa and is also q
scientious Seventh Day Baptist He has been before
the Courts several times for ofenses growing out of
those facts the last time being Monday, 18Th He
does not deny the violation Of the law but thinks and
sets up the defense that the Law violates his con
science, and is therefore, unconstitutional In his
view, the millions who keep Sunday holy are wrong
and the units who keep Saturday are right.
n The road to Cancellation is in the reorgsnza
moment to take the action. The Cabinet was neees
sary formed with great haste the elements in il are
incongruous and majority of the men composing
do NOT whit whether the party is concated or
not. More than of them gave cordial support
the election of President Hayes IL the President
ID a. maintain the harmony of the party
he Processes to he, let have deal. Let men
be called his confidential advisers who sound
Republicans and opposition to his policy will melt as
snow before the rising sun.-Iadiaaapois Journal
y William Pitt Kellogg of Louisiana, born
in Vermont, in 1880. He removed to Illinois in 1873
where he completed his education, and admitted
to the bar IN lsoi. In $50 he was PRESIDENTIAL
Of Nebraska, in 1861. by President Lincoln; served
during the war as Colonel and Brgader General Of
Orleans by Mr. Lincoln: was elected T. s. senator
from Louisiana. and afterwards Governor Of that
State; and second time eieete, United States Sen
| ator.
~ Georgia young lady who has resided in Sy-
racuse, N y, the past two years, and has always
been an ardent sympathizer of the Rebel Confedera
returned home in October, and has since written
letter to friend in Syracuse, which the Northe7
Christian Adrocaie quotes from follows: "Our
people still cling to the idea that labor is degrading
could obtain position teacher in the colored
schools, but if should accept such position would
not be allowed to commune with any church in the
city except the eolored one
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Rebel soldiers will have 10 he met fbese IL mo e.
Gaping it. 1t is silently working its way to the front
already. Those who have laughed Mt the suggestion
and considered it absurd will he obliged to treat the
subject seriously if the Republican party is defeated
in the next Presidential election and we are sorry to
say that the eoneatory gnsh Of dough-faeed Reput
hcans Is furnishing arguments TO the Reiels which
sound give the latter the whole case-iugmsta Mel
rY- .Bruddrin,- said an elderly colored preacher
in the course of funeral sermon over the remains of
Of his flock whose head had been eaved in by the
dat after mon n hundred vars of sastrus ,snerimenf
a cuIlud pusson sbud pussist in 'procbin A mule fun
de rar." We wonder if Hayes and Evarts will. after
the late disastrous experiment perseyere in their at
tempt to approach Senator Conkling from that peril
ous direction !-WGshingioR Post
II On last Saturday, Mr. Pete Bryant having got
on the stalks and on saturday evening he fonnd four
| two-year-od steers dead. Mr.. Hamn, informant,
says their death could not be accounted for except
sometimes called smut which abonnds in corn fields
this year. 1t will be well for farmers to be lit
tie careful about turning cattle into stalk fields,
til they satisfy themselves that they run no chance
OF mourning the loss sustained ny Mr.. Bryant-H"'
'"'' neeoue'
~ Louis j. Jennings. formerly the editor of the
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of the New York World in one Of his recent let
ters The fact is that the for protection is daily
growing stronger in this country" If England, after
trying free trade is calling for protection there
would seem to be no good reason why America should
call for free trade.
| ~ Henry Ward Beeeher and Dewitt Talmadge
are both running their organs in the interest of the
money sharks and against the people and the silver
dollar. They attend little too much to the business
eff 1.-The money changers" Just recoect what hap
pened to thein-old boys-Inter-Oeean.
| r. A new theory of the Hamburg massacre il re-
lated by the Wasbington corresnondent of te Cinein
| natl GG-ene Il is, briefly. that the negroes were
slaughtered in accordance with deliberate paii of
the Democratic leaders, the object being draw the
lines more sharply between the white and colored ell
ements, and check the growing popularity of Cham
| berlain The investigation which the Senate is to
| make will not unlikely throw some new light on this
page Of South Carolina history.
~ The Southern Democratic papers are denoune-
National Republican saws this is the way the case
stands as looked at from the Southern standpoint:
ITO pardon Republican for n fraud ON the revenue
| is mere sentimentality' TO pardon Ku-Klux for
killing Niger is an act of highest patriotism
~. Another Democratic County has been heard
from In 1874 Mr. A. C. Newland was elected Treas
urer of Lawrence County, Indiana on the platform
| of economy and reform Last spring he died and a
Republican was appointed to fill the Vacancy The
result is the DISCOVER of sI5OOO deficiency in the
| reform Treasures accounts II is the old story
s So far as the neonle at LARGO are concerned IL
NAV be said the falling out hetween Mr. Conkling and
the Administration is of very little consequence com
| pared with this Threatened renewal of the income
| tax and tbe fact ia coming 70 he reeoenized The
worst of il is that ON such an issue the Southern aud
Western politiciaus would he able to command a
large following throughout this mart of the country
proyi,np thew are crafty enough to nut the tax on
| farge incomes ONLY Y Cor Phlgd,yoLia L,dorr
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tn the Constitution which propo.es In one canse to
declare that no CONDENSATION In any shape shall he
Granted Rebel soldiers or their widows or descend
ants That will settIe the pension business In an
other clause he nronoses 10 declare that no compen
satiop of any character shall he made for danage
done or loss inflicted nv fine Federal armies in the IN
smrrectonarv States third clanse will nroLibt se
| cessiou.
- r.. e., coll .o,,,. ho,, a, ,h
nriee of silver Inv Iemonetz;ng n and then when ;ts
ralne Is reduced they cry ont AGAINST r.
iecanse II ia as bullion worth iess than gold as mon
ev But relegalize n and its value will 90 mn and
that of cold come down. Bnt the monomctol;sts do
not want qold To come down: tbev desire II TO 90
beber so bey can sell ont the debtor class and .pol
| HE" twice tLe nroperty they loaned Al the botfom
If This clamor for the SINGLE standard will he fonnd
| tbe most beartless seliishness.- YarskaU Times.
- Sa.L;rr 90 ~. -. e -, g p.
italists TO Topefa the CommouregiM states This in
terestinp fact on the authority of fine cashier Saw
;nga hank in that CITY, ain LIST of over S0o loans
| on small farms hut one man has been delpouept IN
his ;nterest for thirty DAYS. There had been only
three Foreclosure thew. In amount only 500. the
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