The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-05
Personal AND POLITICAL.

PERSONAL IND POLITICAL.
SECRETARY SHERMAN spoke ut Toledo
Monday evening.
The Nationals are flooding New York
with campaign documents.
THE Republicans in several Southern
States are pooling their differences.
INDIANAPOLIS journal Rep.): hung
ry man needs meat instead of wind from Kear-
nev.
THE Maryland Republicans refuse to be
controlled any longer by the Baltimore Custom
House.
CONGRESSMAN BLAIR, OF New Hamp-
Granite State
On DIT that the Thurman canvass for
for 1880 has begun in Washington, SO ss to be
ahead Of any Tilden effort.
SENATORS BLAINE AND HAMLIN, Con-
gressrnen Frye, Hale, Powers and Reed are all
on the stump in Maine.
TIE Charleston Ners and Courier ar
raigns Senator Thurman for having departed
from the old Democrntic faith.
SOME OF the Western journals think
Kearney would make delightful Minister to
China, II Butler could be made President.
BUTLER's circulars asking the people to
let him reform Massachusetts are being circu-
lated IN every township Of the State.
At last weeks Republican Convention
In Chester county, Pennsylvania. e speaker cas-
in 1880. and was at once interrupted by storm
Of applause.
MARY ANDERSON, the actress, made her
first appearance since her return from Europe
at New York on the 10Th.
HOLMAN, Of Indiana, has again been
nominated for Congressman by the Democrats
and would be greatly distressed to hear some Of
Ht.o lsRuth Yov1 nrxr mt haA urn
Holmans strong point. when he was in Con-
gYess.
THE Kansas Democratic State COnven-
ton meets mt Leavenworth on Wednesday Of
this week. 1t will be addressed by Hon. John
I. Crisp. Hon. II. p. c. Wilson, Hon. d. w.
voorhees,, Of Indiana. Hon. John Martin, Hon.
Chas. w. Blair Hon. John X. Goodin, Hon. b. P
Waggoner, Hon. Thos. z. Fenlon and others.
THE Connecticut State Temperance
Convention made the following nominations ::
Governor, Geo. P. Rodgers, Jr. Secretary Of
State, A. s. Beardsley; Treasurer, W. S. Will
liams; Comptroller, Edmund futile.
THE Democrats OF the Fourth Georgia
Congressional district, after four days session
and $40 ballots for Congressman withoutresult
adjourned on Saturday, at midnight, to meet at
Newman on the third Wednesday in September.
SENATOR GORDON, of Georgia, will I'M
doubtedly be returned to the Senate without
any opposition.
BEN. BUTLER has declared himself a
candidate for the Governorship OF Massachu-
sets, leaning upon the expectation OF n nonlina-
ton by the Labor Convention, which is shortly
70 convene at Springfield.
The Connecticut Democracy will hold
their State Convention at New Haven, Septem-
Der IL, for the nomination Of State officers.
THE death of William Niblo, the founder
of Niblo's Garden, Now York, a famous pleasure
resort in its time. brings out some incidents Of
his career. From being an Irish waiter boy, he
became proprietor OF popular restaurant and
finally the founder Of the place Of resort which
he controlled for nearly thirty years.
OLE BULL Is giving series Of his cele-
brnted farewell concerts in Norway.
CESAR had his Brutus; Chas l. his
Cromwell, and Butler his Kearney.
THE monument over the grave of Presi-
dent jefferson will be after design OF which he
himself was the author.