The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-24


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THIHCAMYJlc9.
II The Chicago Tribune rates Joe MeCullash. of
the Globe Democrut IA a regular Egyptian obelisk
liar.
~ There are numerous pre.I;e,;o,. nm, ,ba, the
wheat crop of 1880 will be The greates ever raised in
the West
~ The Clav Cen.,o D;...r..l su -.,...t..
The John A Anderson stock Is going up in this dis
| triet-
NJ yy.,.-, ~ r,,., ..
by corn ,Sat he toai ref wac ~, 20 q,e a,,
shot bullet through H. The corn IA ZONE and 20 i
most of the toe.
~ Not n .;,,,. ,a,r H.. a.. -.a ~
,be h.,,oe,-,;e ,rs,a,;, =; G ar peII an y ~
contain sting for the FEDERAL f,nion ar Ioossbole
through which TO escape obedience TO the national
authority.
Er The Indianapolis Journal ha. procured official
returns of the Township Trustee vote in Indiana at
the recent April election and finds tina. the Repub-
votes. The Democratic majority was 50s4 in the
State election of l676, and IL ll3 in 1873
r=y- The A.sis,ap, rre.s,r,- of ,b I-,;,.5 S,...s
in New York has notified Secretary Sherman that un
less the silver dollars stop pouring into the vault
from the Mint, that receptacle will soon overflow,
and he will really be in Distress to know what to do
with them He has over five hundred tons on hand
just now anu hothine Will persuade nybody 10 ae-
eePt them IN pay nent Oh dnes when they can AVOID
1t.
EP The Grant men thought of getting the Blaine
men out of the hall by singing (ilmorr'. anthem 10
them but it decided that they couldn't 90 before
the country with such act to decentralization
fost.
z The Roman Catholic Immigration into this
country from 1870 to 1875 Numbered 3I5O ~ The
number of communicates in that church in the Unit
ed States is reported at 6,5o0,Ooo.
The headquarters of the Mr. Justice Field party at
Cincinnati will be in the billiard room of the Gibson
House. II is believed there will be enough of the
friends to run all the tables.
~ IL is said that the profits of the PHILADELPHIA
Lrdoer woirh 4. wholly owned by George w CbiIds
were 400 600 last year The New York Herald is the
only paper which Yields a larger net revenue.
C;S- Gen Daniel Morgan. the hero of the Battle of
the Cowpens, during the Of the Revolution is TO
have a bronze statue, South Carolina having appro-
priated Sl5, 600 for that purpose
r. The bIusternp GL,Ie D,,uoorot said the third
term boomers were going to nominate Grant or name
the candidate They did neither
rzJ- Senator Hill and the Soptb Carolina Senators
had a woriy war a day or two aro Hin admitted
that the Democrats seated Butler, rejecting the Re
publican Corbn, without proper grounds and de-
cared that Spofford's title which many Democrats
claim is not good is better than the title Of But
Ter, who holds his seat.
the Repubiiean marty at the Chicp 90 Convention and
say with u sigh, "Ah my boy, there giants in
those days-H-Nec York Commercial advertiser.
II Blaine is still a valorous knight even though
his plume NAV have been plucked nj Chicago. lie
defeated the unit rule and the third term-whatever
the third term may be-and he will be in good feat
to take the field for Garfield and Arthur next Fall
Blaine is q of wonderful vitality ty.-Clereiand (OJ
Ledgr.
~ The Cincinnati Commercial has a liking for
the Ohio side of General Garfield regrets that he
isnt so1ndeT on pulp than he has proved himself but
VIII douDtess forgive MN TINS aeiec, because OF
ms souhnhess on the goose from hepuphcah stand
pont.-b'sfon fost, fDenJ
rV The action ut Chicago shows that the Repub-
lican party is still sound The corruption which has
attached to it during the two decades of power does
, oe ~ L ia, :" -, ny. p,,nii;.a,,. = ha,.a W. s,.
III VI VI T.',a 49, ~ P0 nave " wa
- n p,.;,.,. .o,,.,. aud .,,,,o-.
ET IL was James u Blame 9 courage ana eooiness
that maae tIarneld termination possible. ne was
who broke the unit rule ana went INTO the hottest of
the hght against third erinisi. Blaine should nave
NE ehoice Vi ieAonet pori'"hs-@ w. 1'"es'
e How well Grant would have appeared had he
said at San Francseo on his return to some friendly
tent with two terms; no man ought to go beyond II
VIII never accept once again. n.'-NdhrMe dmerr-
odH.
" Jim Blaine did tle country great service in
opposing and helping to defeat the third eonspi-
rary We are Wiling 70 give MN al Que credit Tor
his work and we also hoe he viii he rewarded Tor
it-some oil these days.-Ne"ars fo.l Banner.
rF The princes and p0tentates Of the old world
who paid Grant the honors due only to royalty his
travels, will in the defeat Of General Grant by his
own party have abundant food for wholesome refec-
tlon--SyGcAse courier.
IT, Garfield, of all men! Well Well! VIII
wonders never ceasei If he can be elected, n
essentially the representative Of fraud and
ruption in politics there is no longer any honesty ex
tant IN Amerlcan poiftcs-Ddyfon DemocrGf.
~ Thursday the Blaine day for victory was Civ
en- up broken disjointed aud despairing foe, and
Friday mornings sun rose upon the glittering spears
and brstling guns of thoroughly rallied and defiant
eneny--Fh'ladetphta Times.
r-J- General Garfield is without an atom Of dena-
rogism in his composition. His force of character
stands sentinel against that enemy and his rec
ord is unmarried by any surrender OF conviction
Deron roS' ana 1''o'"e'
R The ring OF corrupt men who sent Grant
around the world, paying hundreds OF thousands OF
dollars in getting up his grand receptions, have
not made the profits they were intending TO gather
ln--Hdgora Tunes.
20 That the Republicans were strong enough to
smash both the boss and the thirdterm monstrosies
without submitting the question to the vote of the
Whole People s cause ior sieere cohSra'ui"'ioh'-
henP"is Aedad''e"e'
~ The German and Scandinavian papers of this
city endorse the nomination of General Garfield with
great heartiness.-Chiodgo Journal.
IT, C;eorye William Curtis is ouick in declaring
that he will snpport the ticket There are no scratch
ersr now no lotersrs-elose up the ranks-Buf1lo
Commercial ldreTfiSer