The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-17

i III ItUtllIOI 0su1uSt Tic u0tlOu, dlu
have endeavOred Obliterate the sacred
memories Of the war, aud to overcome
! its inestimable valuable results, of
nationality, personal freedom and
individual equality the equal steady
and complete enforcement Of the laws;
the protection all citizens and the en-
jOyment of all privileges and immuni-
ties guaranteed by the constitution,
the first duty Of the nation.
KANSAS POLITICAL FONTS.
From the Abilene Chronicle.
There were two papers In Kansas
that were for Garfield for first choice,
the Chronicle and WyandOtte paper.
II is something to thus have the judg-
ment of the 'baby editor" endorsed
BY the National convention.
FROM the Hiawatha Dispatch.
Ex-GOv. N. Green proposes to meet
S. n. Wood in debate on the COnstitu-
tiOnal Amendment. When Sam Wood
gets some Of the reti-hesded fire of the
Green Methodist preacher after him,
he will begin to wish for soft spot to
be fired out upon.
From the Ellsworth Reporter.
VIM. Bishop. Of Salina, a prominent
candidate for State Supt. Public In
structiOn, was in to see us last Friday.
He is man who would he able in ev-
cry way to qualify for the position and
would make a strong nominee for the
Republican party. Another thing in
his favor with Ellsworth people Is
that he is a western nan and as such,
should recirve the delegates from, this
part of the State.
From the AtchisnR Chsmidoa.
The State Register suggests that Capt.
Henry King OF Topeka, would make
a good Governor. The only objection
We know Of would he the strife II
would create among the magazines as
TO which should publish his messages
MePh-rson Freeman.
Two o'clock Tuesday We received a
dispatch from Chicago, that Garfield
had just been nominated. The same
evening Clarified Club" of nearly
one hundred members was organized
i'm our city and ut twelve neXt day We
read q dispatch in the Commonwealth
of the formation Of the club. Thus in
twenty-five hours from the time the
nomination WAS made, We had received
the news, organized an enthusiastic
club, Tead the iispatchlin the Common
medith. What county can heat this-
Fran the B..loit Gazette.
Hon. +. &. Henry, Of Abilene. Gov.
st. Johns strongest contestant for the
Republican nomination for Governor.
was In the city last Saturday for = few
hours. shaking hands with old friends
and making many new ones.
Mr.. Henry il man of wonderful
energy and push, with large share of
executive ability, and it would be an
honor to the State to seat him In the
Governors office. He has been iden-
titled with Western Kansas ever since
his residence In the State, has always
worked for her intercsts, aud would
continue to do, should he be nOnlinS
ted and elected.
From the Leauenworth Press.
Directly after the news arrived here
that Garfield had received one vote,
William H, Bond, Chas.sA, Miller,
VIM. Booth, John Lossoamp, ct al,
were talking in front Of the Press bull
letion board, when Mr.. Bond sid to
Charles H. Miller. I will bet you 500
to SO that General Garfield will be the
nominee Of the Chicago Convention
Mr.. Miller refused to take the bet Mr..
Mr.. Reid lost the bet.
Garrett Correspondence in Topeka Common
wealth.
With no intention, and certainly
with no desire to misrepresent any
community on this very important
matter, / give il as my judgment that
OF the persons named, Mr.. Henry Is
the choice Of majority of the people
with whom have talked not 30 well
known personally In the eastern pOr-
ton IF the State rs other candidates,
he IL by no means q stranger to the re
preventative men Of every locality !
have visited. His reputation ~ bus.
iuess man: the possessi0n Of executive
ability of the very highest order. and
his position upon all questions Of .
moral nature, designate him ~ the
man who, more than any other one
mentioned rs q candidate, can best re-
present the intelligent, active and lib
eral people who constitute the great
massage Of the population Of Kansas.
The question Of locality II also con-
ceded TO he stroug Argument in bis
favor; and while for one do not think
considerations Of great moment should
be sutortlinated 10 . mere sentimental
ity, yet I submit that everything else
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