The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18
ABJECr NYsTEEY,

pee" purioIned. One man wss dIsch,rgsd
iIom' he printing office who Was believed
. kn something about the purI iped
eory. This is the second time tie P,es,d.nt
has had bad luck xIIh biz message. Two
years sgo the belly of his me--sg. Wa,
printed in the New York Sun. The prsc.
ice oil printing lot of copies for circula
ton among leading papers seems uuneces-
sary, a. only a very few OF the Who'll. peopIe
are benefited through these journals. and if
IL Is mere matter OF COURTESY shown bv
me Executive he should send a copy in
advance TO every weekly newspaper
Throughout the United States.
THE EXODUS OF AFRICA
from North Carolina is reaIly alarming the
Democrats here, as they allege that the
Republicans are encouraging the migration
with the Tell purpJse of filing lodi ana
with loyal voters in the next Presidential
csnyass. From all accounts the colored
people have determined to take this mstter
10 their own hand-. The importation nov
IN this city from the Tar-beel State, en- route
for lodisns and other Northern States.
assert that their lights are abridged politi-
cslly, relglously, socially and mechan
ically. Under these monsrchical Restraints
they hsye determined 10 quit their native
heath in
SEARCH OF HOME
more copgenisl TO their tastes and fancy.
They are not going to Indiana any more
than OHIO or Pennsy lvania, but it i dead
sure that they are leaving Carolins. The
INES correspondent speaks from the rec
ord when he proclaims that these poor
negroes leave Their native home on account
oil prescription, "a he learned from the
freedmen themselves.
THE GRANT "BooM"
landed 10 ; an Franci-co, and if his name
goes before The Convention two thirds OF
the population Of this city will hurrah for
| him. his latest account of him here l.
tina; he will accept the Presidency OF the
Panama Canal company, at a salary OF
10000, which will IN no way sffrct him D.
President Of the United States. 1t Is IN
terstoCd that the company il already
/ formed, and will confer with Gen. Grant
on the subject when he arrives in PhIla-
deiphia. Inere is evidently an OuIside
political pressure among Presidential can
dIdates 10 attach Grant TO the canal com
pany, and thus assume that ne has with
Drawn from the race, though | suppose in
fact he Is not yet fully entered.
| THE KANSAS MEMBERS
have ell arrived, and seem TO be in first.
rate physical condition.
| SENATOR INGALLS,
is stopping at Gil Thirteenth street y. W
two doors north of the old quarters Of Sen
Etor Harvey during his Las, stay in the city
as senator. 1t was reported that Mrs. In
gals Intended to visit the Capitol this
riLter, hut Senator Ing ais said he hardly
thought rCbstle this session. Regarding
the SeC2ioI's investigation, be is not at all
( IL urbtG, and il "a placid and serene a. =
/ -unner evening twilight. A member OF
| the committee remarked 10 friend of urine
few days $50 that there wss no direct evil
dence against Mr.. Ingalls,, and he ex pected
the Senator TO be entirely eXonsra ed He
SAIL the witnesses sgainst I1galls in Kansas
swore 70 id curious that their evidence
was perfectly worthless, and that he new T
Jaw in hi. life such variegsred testimony
| wish was az cure of 5000 as Ingalls, Il
OF comirg out all right.
| SENATOR PLUME
has taken, or rented I understand a house
on the corner OF and Twelfth street N "
where Senator Dorsey recently resided.
am informed that Mrs. Plumb will be in
the Capital this winter.
HON. THOMAS RYAN
occupies his old quarters, on the corner Of
I and Thirteenth streets, y. ". Mrs
Ryan il expected some time during the
winter. Their little ION incurred q ma
iarial disorder here last summer, and has
not yet fully recovered. Mr.. Ryan IL IN
moot excellent health, and is said to have
gained twenty pounds recently.
Hon. ID. c. Haskell and family are at
1871 Ii street, \ w, where they we're last
winter. Mrs. Haskell and her little girls
are apparently in good health. Mr.. II
Gays Kansas is going ahead wonderfully,
and that Lawrence ia improving substau-
TALLY. Mr.. HASKELL have not seen per-
sonally, but he is reported TO be in superb
condition physical y. Mr.. Haskell is what
one may pronounce square toed man and
positive in his undertakings and decla
rations.
Hon John A. Aniersoni is located at 6l3
+ street, N. w, accompanied with Mrs A.
| have met Mr.. Anderson but once sIrce L
| this city, though several times in the State,
and have concluded 10 know him better
this winter, as he has reputation among
the Kansas people residing here as being
exceptionally agreeable and pleasant.
Col. Seward, OF Lawrence, Ran, Is in
the city, snd Mr. Stumbsugh. Col. Jim
Merritt arrived here on yesterday, SO you
see there are few Kansas people SAILING
into this port, and rumor says that Mr..
A. Riggs is en- route this way to lead the
opposition Of Mr.. lngalls.
Mrs. II askell informed me that Hon. :
J. Worden, Postmaster at Lawrence, Kan,
and Mrs Worden calculate to take in the
Capitol this winter, on what may be called
a visit. KANSAS.