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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03
"KENo-TEs" FROM THE KEYSTONE.

BUE6 ErTsTowN, Washington Co, Pa.
Tuesday, Aug. "a, 1880.
What is more delightful than 10 revisit
the home of your childhood, and the
scene of your early life and place of bus
mess, and roam among the well known
haunts of other days, meeting familiar
faces, and receiving the hearty greetings
of old friends at almost every step.
Such was the question that asked
myself after ten days spent here where
was born, and where lived for thirty
years. 1t has been indeed a pleasant
time.
Changes do not take place here so
rapidly as they do in the Great New
West" Here is the same old mill, the
same old houses, the same minister for
the past twenty five years, the same doc
tor for the past forty years. They drop
the corn with their fingers and cover i.
with the hoe. Cut their grain with the
cradle, etc, just as they did in the days
of yore. But there are changes. They
have built five new churches and some
of them now actually trot their horses
IN going to and returning from church.
The health of the country is good. The
crops this season are excellent. Fruit
abundant, stock of all kinds bring a
good price and ready sale. Money in
abundance to loan at six per cent per
annum and times are better than they
have been since the close of the war.
The assessed valuation in this (Smith)
township is $72.5O per acre average, yet
there is but little that can be bought at
that figure. and yet the farmers depend
almost exclusively on sheep for their in
come. How much better sheep must
pay in Kansas where grass is free, and
where land is less than one-tenth the
value it is here. The interest for one
gear on the price of land here will pay
for twice the amount of good sheep land
in Lyon county, Kansas. Hay is worth
so to $12 per ton here; corn, so
cents; OATS, p, and wheat so cents
per busI,eI- Sheep are high-commOn
ewes sell At $500 and upwards, while
thourough bred ewes sell at from 5000
TO 800, with and occasional one az high
as $50. These prices Will seem loud to
Kansas men, but sales are being frequent
Iy made at above quotations About
thirty car IOads-dOubIc decks-Of
MerinO bucks have been shipped this
season from this station TO Texas and
Colorado 1 believe that Kansas should
and perhaps soon VIII supply that mar
ket This letter IS getting too lengthy
/ viii save some things tor another ]
expect 10 return TO Kansas within thirty
days KENO.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03

The Democracy of Kansas have placed
in nomination for governor Major E. G.
Ross, of the Lawrence Standard. This
gentleman was known to the Democratic
party in the early history of Kansas as a
"black abolitionist," and later ON in his
eventful career as a radical dog and
Lincoln hireling." Among the Republi-
cans, from whom we learn he expects to
derive a measure of support, he is recog-
nized rs a political renegade, and is be-
lIeved by many of them to have sold out
his vote in the impeachment ease of An
drew johnson. Upon the whole, the
public will have no disposition to CUES
ton his entire eligibility as subject for
political slaughter in November.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03

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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03
BUSINESS ITEMS.

The receipts 81 peanuts in New York
this season, 10 is estimated, viii amount
% ~, 900 bushels in The hull The 90
Cal value Of the New York supply from
Virginia This season will reach, accord.
ing 90 the same estimate about ~ 800,
600.
The Chicago Railway Age has an ar.
ticIe on the railway enterprises Of the
United states for the first half Of this
year. On 81 different roads 1870 miles
% rails were laid construction was in
progress On 10 roads Of total length Of
| 5000 miles, and 10 roads Of 1850 miles
were pTojected-makisg a total Of III
roads Of rom miles.
During tbe month Of June twenty six
vessels, Of an aggregate tonnage Of r.
sySo ions were launched by the various
firms on The Clyde, The figures are re-
ported % BE- in excess Of those for fBe
preceding month, and Che contrast with
The returns for The corresponding period
IN previous years IL very favorable.
a new process for Using up old steel
has been invented b. an EnQ1ssbmaH
named Drake, The resultant Is q new
metal which IL aid 90 p0ssess exfgaOFdb
nary strength and ductllify, The pFG.
cess consists IN mixing dp old steel w1fB
patent compound, and subtectjDg 0be
whole % an intense furnace heat, when
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per ton, The process - said 81 he sec.
O0d only i8 importance % BessemcY's
invention, add - vii Ie esDeefsIIy vain
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03

now contendiDg are the same for which
Lee and jackson fought for four years
But this is not all. The Democratic
press Of the north has not even rallied Il
the work Of futile denial of what is
proven 10 be q fact on Democratic as
well as on Republican authority, before
Bob Toombs, another bright and SHINING
light OF the southern confederacy, gives
expression to the following significant
sentiments:
81 am as positive that Hancock will
be elected as am that there is God in
the heavens. You say he is q Yankee.
Well, know that, and know, too, that
his sword has pierced the breast of many
q man in gray. But what arc We to do
We can't put in one of our men this
time, and have to take a 'Yank' That
being the case let US take one who is less
'blue-bellied' than the most of them.
You may depend upon it, sir, that
] ank' or no 'Yank,' if elected the old
boys Of the south will see that Hancock
does the fair thing by them In other
words they will run the machine 10 suit
themselves. They are not going to be
played with any longer
"If you hear any man say that Han
cock cannot carry all Of the south, you
may put him down as q damn FOOL
Now, win any fair-minded man at
such representative men as Ben Hill,
Senator Lamar, Wade Hampton, Joe
Blackburn, and Bob ToOmbs do not re-
feet the sentiment of the solid south
Do not the men OF the free north know
that in case of the accession of the
Democracy to power, these
are the men who will shape
the policy of the general govern
ment: Is it not apparent that, without
the cooperation of solid and sectional
south, in which all forms of law and the
sacred rights of citizenship are trampled
in the dust, there is not even the shadow
of hope of Democratic success in No
vember? Can any sane man entertain a
doubt that the dough faces of the north
who have never failed to concede TO their
southern masters all that they ever de
manded in the past, would not prove
equally servile to their numerical super
iors in the future? These are the very
questions, which, 1t was fondly hoped
had been settled at the cost of hundreds
of thousands of patriotic lives. and bill
lions of treasure, but that. after twenty
years, are again at issue before the
the American people If the free north
desires to see perpetuated the great
blessings Unconstitutional liberty and the
sacred right for which its loyal legions
shed their blood in 1876, they will
vote as they shot, and place forever the
seal of popular condemnation upon the
party of treason and political proscrip-
ton
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03
POLITICAL POINTS.

This Is very unpleasant time for &
northern man, who Is thoroughly loyal,
TO Try to be Democrat
New York Tribune. What Is the
matter with chose official returns from
Alsbama, thai they are so slow IN con-
ing in= Has the candle beea tipped
over again2
Read FoEney On Garfield and FoTney
on Hancock, On different pages OF THE
NEWS to-day. and then strike an average
On the consistency OF This boosted s1ac-
eesSiOn to Hancock
; r Mason, of Mercer. Pa, who IN
1878 Was the Greenback candidate for
Governor Of Pennsylvania, receiving
nearly 100000 votes. has recently joined
the Republican party
They are coming horse. foot and
Dragons" says Democratic exchange
That's what the people Of Canz,lS said
In 1854 when the Democratic party STAN
PeSied Tn escape the draft
wste HamPsHa and I'D, TOoa.Is
might have learned a grezt deal ihzi
would prove 0f InsstiIaaIsle Ieaesi tn
their party by attending the naIIos.zlI
Convention n deaf Eauies, Al CiEcin-
natl
Gen Hanossk'S EsEsozaal attractions
Pale their InefFectuaI charms IN the
presence Of Wsie HampsHn'S els-:acnce
The senator frsn SozEh CzrOlIEz has
the public eye aasl ear :; the Pzes=ni
writing
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be conceded IN al hands thai John kel
ley ami she other TanmAay saChezHs
have EoEEle,l an alliance 9Th the RePub
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03

By reference to our telegraptic col
umns, 1t will be seen thst the authentici.
ty of Wade Hampton's Staunton speech
as reported by the Valley Vir
ginian, resolves itself down to ques-
ton Of veracity between the South Caro-
lima Senator and number of his Bour.
bon hearers, who are willing to file theiI
affidasits as TO the correctness Of the
original report When Democrats disa-
gree, who shall decide?
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03
SENATOR PLUMB AT BELoIT

SENATOR PLUMB AT BELOIT
The BeloIt special correspondence OF
the LeavenwOrth Times says: az had the
pleasure of listening to rousing good
political speech by Senator Plumb Fri.
day evening, delivered from the balcony
of the Avenue House at Beloit. The
whole corner was alive with men and
women, who gave him their closest at.
tentiOn for over an hour, and the assur.
ance that they were captivated by his
logic in repeated and hearty cheers. and
when the senator reluctantly closed in
order not to encroach too much upon
the temperance festival. being held in the
hall, cries of go on go on showed that
the crowd would have stood and listened
another hour Col. Plumb is no mealy-
mOuthel speaker. He calls things by their
right name and makes most solid and
logical argument in favor of continuing
Republican rule
Some of his hits are very happy, pro-
ducing audible smiles and keep his au-
iience always in a good humor.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03

The Democrats of the third district
seem to be somewhat tardy in opening
the congressional canvass, and j. Wade
Mcdonald, who has been selected as the
efficient instrument with which Tom
Ryan will thresh the ground in Novem-
Der, still fingers in the sequestered
shades of his Winfield bower As the
Oklahoma invasion is one of the issues
of the Democracy in this fight, they are
probably waiting To hear how Dave
Payne's trial pans out before opening up
the hall
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03

Mr.. w. s. Kerr, a stalwart Bourbon
from Garnett, who was interviewed al
Topeka, on the the question Of fusion,
thus epftomizes the local Democratic
platform: Anything in Gods world to
beat Dad Haskell" This is true Demo
cratic doctrine. It comprehends, in a
nutshell, the GENITAL idea of the party
The very essence of Democratic princi.
pies is: Anything in Gods world to beat
the Republicans, and get chance at
the public spoiIs.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03

The rebel claims on file at Washing.
ton, the payment of which is not prohib-
tied by the constitution, amount to ST.
523, O00,0 600. a sum in excess of the ma
tionar debt. The northern Democrats
scout the idea that there is any danger
that they will ever be paid, bu. it may
be wen enough TO consider that if the
Democrats carry Che day in November,
the section which presents them will
control the government for the next four
vearS
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03

nizaweiI known fact, that when a
person is deprived OF the use Of any one
organ or faculty the invariabIe tendency
is to render others more active and acute
Thus, when Wade Hampton lost his leg,
the motive power that had been vested
IN that member was very speedily
transferred 70 his tongue, which,
as was proven at Stauntcn, Is abnormal
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03

Horace Greeley. the man whom the
Democrats ran for president in 1872.
said, during his connection with fhe
New York 'Tribunes sNo commander
in the southern states has inierfeFed
with ne eiyi! authority more than Gen
srai Hammock
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03

George II. PcadIeton thus defines civil
service reform: ain my judgment, the
administration Of civil service refcTIa
means the turning out Of $1,000 republi-
can Office holders and the putting in OF
$1,000 Democrats" That is exactly the
view that John Martin, of Topeka. en-
tertains on the question Another pleas
ant proof that ''gEeat minds" &c
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03

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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03

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NURSERY RHYMES
Ton YorxO DEMOCRATS


Sing q song OF shot guns,
Pocket full OF knives,
FOur-and-twcnty BLACK men
Running for their lives;
When the polls are open.
shut the nigger's mouth.
Isn't that bully way
To make q solid SOUthT
Northern SympathizcTs
Making speeches chanyi
Minor General Hancock
Eating rebel taly;
English In quandaPy
How to save his JOIlaTsl
Along c1mes . solid South
And fits tiicIR ali with collars
leigh di5dlc, diddle.
the -OHtf plays the idtllei
To dance every Democrat tries.
They leap 90 tho moon
When they hear thc old tune,
AMI the rebels run on with the prize
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whole of the report. Mr. Francis makes
a few practical Suggestions in reference
70 changes which should be made re-
garding the handling of some Of the
funds and the disposal of the state lands
The suggestions are such as the iegisla-
ture may well consider.
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STATE TREASURES REPORT.

STATE TRkASURER,S 4sERORE
Tie Rseaaial reFoEt Of S1ait TESare
ErzEeaS Is received The infNrz1StIon
ca0sainesl in il Is fog the tEO years com
uaencing July Isl. 1878. AAEi eadins Jane
Ssh. ISS0 During this period there has
seea rcceized into the treasury the samOf
$SSI7. Se4S5, derived frnss the following
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CzEasa. An< -ne IndEHizI
I~EG AmeEEa K1ed ~ @AE1e2 -
@ a1 Re eo1dI1ssE q ABeESe11 l1zl1s-
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The SherazH-HzncOck Correspondence
The Letters Exchanged BY the TwO
0mcsss.
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FIzttesing Reports ct Crop Prospects "a
the Ncrthwest.
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Indian Afzirs.-Our Trade WITH Eag-
IznG.-RerniOa Of GzTfeI6's Reg
meat. &c. &C.
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THE NEWS.

The Growth Of American Industries a
Shown BY the Address of the Indus
trial League.
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you may he sure that will give you the
earliest notice. There are men on mis-
chief intent who would gladly SOW the
seed Of discussion aiIleng Us OF the army
Truly your friend,
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The answer of Gen. Hancock To these
letters was published in the western as
sociated press newspapers of Sunday,
August list Gen. Sherman replied:
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trics- II makes a very fiatiering show
ing Of the increased manufactures in
iron. steel, silk, pottery and wn-sted.
The league proposes 10 bold meetings in
the principal towns and cities, also in
thickly populated agricultural districts.
and 10 publicly discuss before the people
the issues between the American indus
tries and British interests, and TO organ
ize an industrial league in each congres-
sional district as soon as practicable, and
not to vote for candidate for congress
who will not, before the election, pledge
himself, if elected, 10 do all in his power.
by word and act, 10 protect the American
industries