Herald of Kansas., 1880-05-14

! There is scarcely week that does
not briW. into our midst, to reside,
some one recognized in art and lite
rAture. Sooni ii will become The re-
cognized center of literature alsS art,
M one can visit ihls loEeiy CITY out
musa feel that of ell cities il Is the
one most desirable in which TO live.
[ believe | state fact when | say
that there ia m1re real cn'ture amt
~ finpmsnt gathered, tnge'heF IN this
citv than in any other ~ its size IN
this country. This. | must add, Is
not coufine9 wh 'ny TO the whites.
bat il equally true OF ou- c1ioret
population. The high sttnltrd or
our pubic scheol sHsicim here, has
attracted tO~,ur CITY s. barge numher
OF hig dy. citstufed youaE lady teach
ers from all parts o. The country,
comiag as they do from our best
colleges AMI em:h1riea.n learning,
bringing with them those attain-
ments which only come from thor
ough training. Then. too. We have
emplpyed in th: ~evertt .iep NJ nenis
young men OF recogni ztd ability aud
learnjng, who. tngel her with their
ca4ture wouIl adOrn families of The
best in he bad. Tnc<r t,gn classes,
auovh rrt9rrel To. al let 10 ho'Ner-
mluclu aul solid citizens Ot the Dis
trict. auch rs the C''kt. Lln&Ston~,
nousll>s. CtryS, PLrkerS~ aul many
Others Of This class. WHOM | might
mentien-I. say ml11 Washington
realIy,a city. OF whi.:n lnalion should
b. iu<ly proud. | was about 10 in
cIude in this list ct perm lnPnt resi-
dents Iha IN. O. Se,atos Bfuee, al
though his hnm is ~ ,lly in hiiaSis'
sippi, tyct his tiva wears residence
6moiZ. Us has IN lie Us f2ll that he i
one nf ia. l. ks many. Other Seha
tors lie hr< h1nt1 here, aud his pa
latiIl re>ilc >ilnHeI - il il ia
the very heaFt Oflhe lrIstocratic por'
tiOn ef the citv. pre.rutS II home of
culture aud rriinrm'n', presided
oyrr, rs it IS. by his 4tc :1mpiishca
wirn must righs here c3ngra}ulato
FHK HERALD OF KANsAs for hcng
the Grst, b 'liev'. 10 pre- .ont t'c
uamcoi Srnltar Dtu&e as its choice
Tor the noiniaaiion At Chicago to she
exalrcd position of Wee Prcsi tent.
ain glad TO see such uuruim
amAng the colorel pres, in The sup
port ot the propositions nude bv TtfE
HERALD prominent among which |
tind the Chri,itu Recorder, the
Argus, the Exodus AMI o;ho 5. II
has sG long been held 10y white men
thai there is Ho unity amoAg ia, es-
pecialfy when the ntNa OF some OF
our prominent neA are mentioned
FAR positions OF hounr and public
:ru>t, ana justly too have they held
thu opinion for cur past history has
demonsIrated. ii anything at all. that
this has been true OF Us. bat in this
instance, AN pie t@ed to find SO much
union among rs. uutil at last il hl.
l,un., I'll L. L., 3. 80.
Ohly the other day because ot the
uqify dispIlyo1 among us in the
~ ,'ter thlt the Philadelphia Times
sail. C ii'pFiaHv. in dis:ussin. this
matter, that Senator Bruc4 Is rem
re-cnJativc co'Orci nun who would
b. III Eouor To his + ICE. hi, purity aud
his c'ut'ry, Ii elected tn pFcl d>
over the senate"
This frtH< ackE1wlc,fzenent on
the parI Of tne Times : h4causa il
sees chat The co!orc people are ~
earnest about tina mttteF Nhethe~
this moFrm .ut VIII rcsu.tin The nom
ina'ioa OF ocnUor Bcucc or not, IL
certainly wi!LaccomplIsh muet goal:
u will demoa~tr4Fe 10 the country at
large that there l. nnion amon< u.
rs we'll A. rtce p~iie, an inugilfas
tnro tie righ's anl wstss, : eft the bla.k
nirm will be IN IRE res p:clel aud con
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