The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-11
FOR PRESIDENT :
senator ingalls,.

| Congress m cts Monday, so the cOnGres
| sionaI and senatoriaIs birds are in full fl GIT
| for the sou n. A few from the west aud north
west were c.rcIing round the city yesterday
nd found, Tor a few hours = restlug-place
at the Grand Paci7c ho;el. the tall, New
EngIand-.Oozing sena or fTOm Kansas came
| in, in The eruoon, tarried a few hOu.s, and
was oil ON tLe O'Clock Train. half dozen
cJnsreSsmea from northern Illinois and
Iowa dropped IN fIom the morning trains
out were OF, every one OF them, by night
time.
senator Ingo'Is talks, also, and looks, like
a Massachusetts man. His tweuiy-Cne years
bexperience in Kans 90 not seem To have
aft cted the style or methods of the eastern
breu man. II. expressed his Willingness 10
give his views uyon the probable party ques-
tions and party leaders IN the coming Iresi-
| Dental cam align, requesting, however, that
| he be spec tcaly IL, errosated.
.Do yon think, senator, that there will be
| a triangular party fight in
| TIE CAMPAIGN FOR lSS)?"
~ do not. rhs contest, in my opinion,
| will be between the democratic and republic
can parties on issues M ode prominent s.nce
i the "a herIu of the present congress. l. Ii
L AN old question the struggle between tie
state risuIs and national party mas existed
| ever since he government Was created, anu
| IL WILL believe, exist as IOug e3 the govern
| ment EXIT, This " ill be the last election,
| believe, however, IN viii b Will Ell. eT qIes
lions grow tug out OF the war The census Of
| l5sU will tTan lie, tie governing power 10 Tie
| states lyiGg OgtSe@n the AIieAhtBy ana
| nUcky mountains. 1t Will give ineT:l sucn
| pre- pouGertnce in tho cOnZrrS, anu electoral
commisSiOn, tnst taev wIII not only elect tnz
1 4
| while lie ieve that the pa ~ Nuts l. ihis
couEtIy Will iways he between tue ftS
| urging, 90 the one side. Il lie nights sl Il tur
party, CHI mp Dung, on the otner. " stIon-
| ce tr Il gov eTuInent, do not believe that the
| pre- sent emotional "a st-ols growing cut 81
| the war VIII De, sitcI the cdin pal-n 81 1851
| % uty issue. Inc great sta e. Of tEe MIssl>-
sippI valley will address IN, mselyes 10 o.heT
interests,
IQUEsTIDNs OF ECONOMY AND DEvELoPMEST,
| sucn as the opening up oil the NI-si sIP,I
river and It's tributaries. GA such questions
| pi 20 inca economy the parties VII NV ldt :;
the state- Che perry calming thai ucI IN
pTOyemen NJ = md Developments should be Ia
| der AK. Il by lle sta'~ EOFt TEiuvh'~, hlu tA-
national iariy urging thai tue move Inrut
| and eXp,u SnOu Il De undertaken - isr
| national EOECTnneut- mean Ia say tuat
| my belief u, that on 81: questions, paT,lts
| viii range tuainSe We always % tIat there
will be one Tor csnJrd.iz.t.OI AID one IOT
"DO you .Gcve that the next campaisn
viii be eXJlag riinaEy because oi as vehe-
| msuc,?'
| 81 believe thatthe rext pres dentisl cor
test Will b. tus M - VIC el4f, COW u sIvC al "a
dangerous that his ever occurred in OuI
| h.s orr. The Dem erals have posi- sion 81
| bO, IA uousr- Of Con aTez>, and Cnu-' qUeut y.
Of tee counting 81 Tue t.eCtTsi NOir. IltN
| nave refused 10 di cl~s sDy method u cha -
or modify the eXI-lIug method 81 settiln-
| disputed quss ions That Ii ) arise, and II il
| cerlaIn that there Will never De anol her
| electoral commission. The presented plea
| ton existing III Maine Illustrates, in my
opinion
The TEMPER AND THE DESIGNS or THE DE-
M,CRACN,
/ BY fair means or foul they PrOnOSs to nut
i democrat IN he wrtts house Ia Issl. ULIeSs
tie Republican majority ia the u, c. oral col
/ !tse l. 20 Lang, 20 tMpHtil", and 20 unGuis
| taxable ~ e. eTtnit OF no pn>stb e cont o. tT
| ,, there will be -eriCu, uUuuIe between
1 November, / : ,, ard MtTCu 1, losi. II D, To-
| this conviction In the m nj OF many Repub-
| leans the -. mineHc- Wv eu To Genera
| Or nt's candidacy Is due. They believe tn Al
| in case OF IN meIgrnCy. EAe inst l have
| lore hadowed, lac Is The only American who
| could successfully IhwsTJ snd Usfns the
| Revolutionary purposes Of those men who
| ale determined " succeed or overthrow tie
| government
DO you believe that after the next presi-
dentld, c'mp5l "a the p ar y struggles wall be
~ lievs tat the struggles betreen the
two parties vail aIV aNs D. vehement NIO-
lent or al any rate visO Gus and ensTg sic
p tTty war Is tie most whO.e> me. Ih-
evident s>e- ot party tim per are IN finiIe.y
pr ieraole 10 -~pCIl>n', If ever ~ tranquil"
''sSenstoT, VINO do YOU rezaIu as
THEM ST Likely To b. TIE LEADERS
In the Il -ht IN l-SJ?"
"a great ueu vii depend upon the be-
hEvloT OF the Democrats umIny the n, x
session OF Cor gre>s- lfthey pursue mpI-
| crate, conc .llatOry cou -, under ne sdInOu-
ltiOns they nave rece4 we'd from the fall rl-c-
tons, the appetite OF tue peOpe for Gran.
may be some hat assusg+G, and new me4
C bIIe into prominence. Ii the 1pTcuenSiOus
OF danger are -liayeJ, Blame would pTODsBIy |
have more popular stTeL 9Th, Ger siUIy la Ia. |
west and IN the nOrtIw ives, than any other |
prom nent leader O, the Il publican party !
After him would come = aeIIu4n, who - |
recog niz-i - "A siHIwsrt pos -S-ing many |
sterling qualities The capita OF IN. country |
would uniOubtedy b. satisfied with III |
nomination. The pivotal state x:lI, OF
course, he New YORK; aud some candidate
must De seis CT d who viii BE- successful there.
The animOsI'y of JonkiiHE 10 Blame and |
sherman would be sn important factor, anG |
might lead to the selection of " ashbu Ol /
come other Conservative man. on the gr uud |
OF eI PAdiency and availsb!tity. The woyI- l
are iuil of candidates who would meet tEe-e
cundi ions
You believe II possisle that the winning
man may b. 'dsrK horse
"a WY 'J4rz hor-e.'"
"How about JoDkiIng?"
Il t1inK Conklius L. very strong for mis-
chief"