The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-05-14
POLITICAL POINTS:

State delegations are not Kept together
by political bolts.
The republicans of New York and
are beginning to put up
their anti.
The third-termers are beginning to
think there may be something of
shower. after all.
1t begins TO look to senator up
tree that instructions do not instruct
Roscoe COnkling.
geographically speaking, the pOliti-
cal issue of 1880 will be joined between |
the dollar mark and the big" IN"
The outlook in Pennsylvania and
New York is not conspicuously enchant-
ing from third term standpoint.
The Dents are all in favor of a third
term. This invests the Grant boom with
a home support that is not to be sneezed
at.
If the Grant boom is self propelling,
it seems 10 US that the time has arrived
when an exhibition of Its inherent power
is in order.
The mistake of the Sherman man
ayers was that they did not put bell on
their boom when they had it corraled
at Columbus.
Casting the horoscope from the pres
ent out look, the principal need at the
Illinois convention will he plenty of
fighting room.
Don Cameron made his best time at
the Harrisburg convention. The Blaine
delegates of the Keystone state will beat
him on the home stretch.
The clamOrOus demand for strong
| government has subsidized with greater
celebrity than the consuming grief of II
seventy year-Old widower
The utter Indifference Of Cook county,
Illinois, 10 the imperative necessity of q
strong government. il what is tracing
silver threads among the raven locks O
Jack Logan.
While 1t may not alarm, it will doubt
less interest, Mr. Tilden to know tina
Davis county, Kansas, has instructed he
delegates to repudiate the bar'l at thu
state convention. III '-'
Tennessee deserves the undying graf
itude of the republic for her intel
ligent recognition of great publi
need in furnishing the only candidat
q thus far presented for the second plac
> on the national ticket
Y The promiscuous manner in whic
= Blaine men are popping out from bC
S hind the trees in all parts of the wood
must be very startling to the decorOu
sensibilities of Don Cameron, RoscO
Conkling and swarthy Jack Logan.
: A witty New York Democrat pert
a nentiy observed the other day that theT
was the same obstacle TO Mr.. Tilden
: parting with the secret of his Intention
t as to the philosophers discovery of i'll
universal solyenl-no vessel would hOl
f either
e Justice Samuel F. Miller, who is we
: and favorably known in Kansas, ha
been mentioned by the Washington co
! respondent of the New York Tribun
as an available compromise candida
e on the republican ticket, This propos
ton should be placed on file to ava
further consideration.
The Tilden boom doesn't flourish wit
e any notable degree of luxuriance on Ka
sas soil. The political complexion
the state is not OF sufficiently doubtfl
character tn warrant the personal atte
= tion of the proprietor of the barl +
= preempts the states that there IS q pos'
hility of his securing deeds for al the ia
: election.
. AS was generally recognized at Il
! time, the Endorsement of Thurman l
the Ohio Democracy transpires to ha'
been a pleasant dispensatlon of polite
taffy, the real import of which was
conciliate the senator and his constit
ency preparatory to swinging them in
line for Tilden at the Cincinnati conve
'r ton. 4 movement is now active
y Ohio which contemplates the bestow
ie of the second place on the knight of d
eS red Aandana, making as the result of d
IL Cincinnati circus the alliteratiFe al
&c suspicious legend of Tilden and Thu
u man. We see no objection 10 the col
'n bination. provided the Ohio senator
" willing to ride In the recond hearse
NC the grand Democratic funeral which h
he been announced to take place short
nc after the second Tuesday in Novemb