The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-08-29
KANSAS POLITICS.

KANSAS POLITICS.
on CONDITIONS.
LARK. Valley Democrht. III
The State Of Kansas is chock full OK can
didates for Office ION conditions"
COL. MARTIS AHEAD.
Lsrnsd Press.l
Col. Martin is ahead in the Gubernato-
rial race.
ALMOST CERTAIN To BE GOVERNOR
Ellsworth Reporter.l
II il almost certain that the next Gov
srnor OF Kansas will be John A. Martlr.
He has delegates enough to nominate him
on the LIST bsllot.
THE BRAINIEsr MAN.
lClay County Dispatch, H.
The braine-t man in Kansas goes TO Con
gr->s from the first district.
THE PROPOSED PRESIDENT.
[Archison Globe, l9l
Judge Il. NJ All--, Of Leavenworth, is
proposed AZ President OF the Agricultural
Coli.gs.
LOOK OUT FOR THs MACHINE POLITICIAN.
lro2ess Blade, 2O.l
The IN sc..ine politicians will all work
and vote for Geo. I.
MR. MICHEL To SPEAK IN ArCHISoN.
,tchison P,triOt, 20
Mr. ID. 2. Mitchell, the Greenback cat
diiate for Governor, will address our cIti-
z=ns on the 23i inst.
DEPICTING THEIR RANKS.
Cherokee Banner, &c
The Greeubackers are depicting the DEM
ocrdt.c ranEs.
TELL TALE RECORDS.
lGIrysyilie News, III
Hadn't Gov Anthony better have the
r2ooIus of Leavenworlh county qUashed
| They Tell too much.
IN GOOD SHAPE TO LOSE.
lKirwin Chief, I4.l
Geo. I. Anthony is in good shape to lose
the GoveTnor-hip. Martin will undoubted,
| II receive the nomination.
Isn't TuEsE SOMETHING IN 1T.
| TOP, ka i ada, l0l
| l. there anything significant in the fact
that nearly all the prominent Democratic
| leaders are anxious fol the denomination
of Gov. Geo. I. Anthony?
THE DARK HORSE"
Fer; Scott Monitor, COL
The Parsons SIN very positively and
| forci,ly advocates the nomination Of Rev.
T. W. Henderson for Lieutenant Governor
al the Topeka convention.
THE CRAWFORD COUNTY GREENBACKERs.
Tnier City COS. Cherokee Banner, IL
The Greenbackers are still holding their
meetings every Wednesday night. They
claim TO b. continually gaining strength
and express strong hopes OF carrying Tie
county al the coming election.
| THE DEMOCRATS CAN'T HELP HIM.
lNarysville News. Il.
Nearly all the Democratic papers in Kan
sas are in favor Of the denomination Of An
thOnv for Governor. Even that forlorr
hope Of carrying the State will be denied
them.
He RELIES PRINCIPALLY ON BULLDoZING
| kansas City Times, 10
Governor Anthony, when he goes to worl
TO count his delegates, loses all control o
himself lie adds up the column and thel
doubles up the product on the score OF bu!'
doing.
THE STATEMENT Is UNTRUE
| Fl, Scott Nonitor, 20
1t has been stated that the Bourbon conn
ty delegation is not solid against Geo. I
Anthony. This is not true, for We posi-
lively know the sentiments Of all the dele
CATION but those from the Both district, an'
they are instructed against him.
ASKING FOR LIGHT.
losxego Independent, III
1t is high time 10 know If the st. John
whose voice is now heard crying in the viii
derness, is John the Biptist-a forerunne
OF one whose ian il in his hand during tn
heated term, while engaged in stamping, In
delibly, his imag on the State institutions
There are earnest and honest disciples o
81. John who are entitled to light.
1T WON'T DO To TRY TO SCARE THE NEWS
PAPERS.
| Topeka Blade, 20
A resolution was reported at Manhattan
against giving patronage TO members OF tn
press or Offices 10 the editors. 1t was quick
ly and unanimously kicked out OF the con
vention. Several candidates feel unfriend
ly to the newspapers this year, but they d.
not get nominated.
AN IEPoRTANT QUERY.
| INeosho County Record, III
Wonder if George T. will consent TO rid
into office on platform like the one sdop
ted at Gsrnett. III he don't, he will hard
" have the opportunity Of stamping AN
thony" upon the institutions OF the State.
HINT To TAX PAYERS.
Topeka B'adc. 10
Some one should slyly hint to Governol
Anthony that he would be more acceptabl,
TO the people il he would remain at tn,
Capitol OF the State and attend TO his Off
cial duties. The people do not pay hin
| three thousand dollars per year to 20
| junketing up and down the State in hi:
\ own interest; the tax PAYERS have no money
| to spare for investments of this kind.
THE NoMINATIoS OF HENRY sLUss.
Topeka Commonwealth, SOL
| The nomination Of Mr. Slu-s, of Wichita
for State Senator Is a. gratifying to the
| Capital City as it is to the good people Of
Sedgwick county. Mr.. Suss is a man OF
| irreproachable character and of fine intel
lectual attainments. He is one OF the best
and brightest men in the great Arkansas
Valley, and we confidently predict that he
will take high rank in the Senate.
GRANTS NAME CREATES ENTHUsIAsN.
Lawrence Standard, 1871
The Wichita HeroH. Republican paper,
saws Ryan's first mention OF Grants name
in the Third District Congressional Repub-
Lean Convention, the other day, "fsll like
an explosion in the midst OF The quietly
attentive audience, and changed it in a
moment to AL excited mass of wildly enthu-
sias:ic men.
THE PEOPLE MUST NOT BE IGNORED.
[Smith County Pioneer.l
Nothing bat high water and Providence
can interfere to prevent John 4. Martin
from being nominated for Governor. In
fact there can be no question "a to his
nomination. However, delegate CONVEX
tions do strange things sometimes, but II
Martin is not nominated on the first ballot,
the will OF the people will be ignored, and
aud il he should fail TO secure the nomina-
ton at all, the sentiments Of nine-tenths of
the people OF the State will be grossly mis-
represented.
HE STANDS SPLENDID CHANCE OF BEING
BEATEN.
[oxford Independent, 49,
Governor Anthony has secured nine OF
eighty-three delegates TO the State con-
vention from the Second District. The
nine Anthony men are from Franklin and
Allen counties He stands the best show
of getting beaten of any man yet talked of
for Office, and if he don't get beautifully