Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-09

Literary Society? We hope the
voung men of Topeka will not allow
the Society to-die so soon. Re-organ-
ize.
From all portions Of the State the
cheering news is received that The
HERALD OF KANSAS is growing in
popularity, aud we are scarcely able
10 furnish the necessary number OF
specimen copies
Persons wishing more than one
COPY Of THE HERALD containing tse
proceedings of the State Convention
Of Colored Men, should send in their
orders not later than Friday noon, as
the paper will go to press at that
hour.
Let every delegate to the Colored |
State Convention Monday express
his views freely, that all may know
lust how the colored voters feel over
the treatment received at the hands
Of the State Convention last week.
Since the State Convention last
week, several persons heretofore
opposed to the Colored Convention
are now loud in their cries for for
giveneas. Let them come over on
onr side, aud we will "kill the fatted
calf.
Topeka, we think, is about the
proper size city to have market
house, There are several advantages
III having such az institution in this
city, and there can be doubt that
move toward establishing one
: would receive the approval Of the
community.
I, There is rumor to the effect that
an attempt will be made by certain
CLIQUE in this city to influence the
q Convention Monday, but we feel con
e fident that the delegates represent too
much intelligence to allow any one
TO interfere with the business Of the
IL Convention
p The election passed OF quietly last
Monday, and there was little inter
or ests manifested except by the person
a. al friends of the Candidates. We
are pleased to state that all persons
whose claim THE HERALD urged
= were elected by handsome maj0ritias
he
The festival at the Baptist churc
~ last Wednesday evening, although
success, was not az largely attende'
- as it should have been, which wa
owing to the fact that very few @
N our young people knew anytbin
the about it. However, those rreser
enjoyed themselves.
ent THE Weekly Age, Of Evansville
will says "Kansas is the only Norther
,ess State that has colored delegate
Chicago" Brother Horn, who to-
80 you2 If Kansas has @ colored del
ing, sa'e' please 'eii u9 "N0 ~ - @nI :.
.fora whom he was elected. No; we ha7
n;t no delegate, but have just what yo'
State has. "Only this, and nothil
more"
ellis - spo
our =
Singleton the folio wing complimen
"Old Pap" Singleton, Of Topek
who claims to be the author OF t
ls exodus, has been summoned
anu Washington, to tell the Voorhe
ne Committee what he knows about
Probably cold Pap" can't talk as f
,tea as Parson Twine, but when it con
,icb to the exodus he will know what
,aw is talking about"
After assuming tragic attitU
ded and placing his hand directly o.
we his heart (if he has anY,) cert
call young man of this city enquired
lied the writer "what good can q Color
State Convention accomplish
Young man, the Convention can
~ great deal of good, and the "sitt
Ai''y upon" such upstarts as You will
one of the many.
The special attention of our read
is called to the card of Dr.. <. 3. r
I'll. sey, practicing physician, TO be TO
in an other column OF this issu
"uN' Ramsey is what we might call
conner, but since he has been in
) hst midst he has succeeded, by close
pub tention TO business, in building
Paw calf IN tha aetpnm of onr neOnle