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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05
THE GovERNoRsHIP.

tn. TINA 10 annroacbin1 when delegates are TO
Ia ,bo.., ., e.rd;d,,e far Governor.
w. h.,,. ,rr ,.Ii.f that the
;n,s,..,s az tho nar,, demand ,bo, sorne other
ma, than 8, JoI,, he Nominated The RepubIi-
CON n.,t, I. ,o, ;,,.rd.J IN he nm, for the beue-
q, Of ony man or ,r,, mans boblv. but such
candidates. sbonld he chosen As will bring the
greatest harmony and strength 10 tile party.
Those WIN charge that the onposition TO Gov.
81 JoIn co,,es ,-boII, fro,o tbe ,.biskev inter
est beeause he is n tem,erance man. make a
false issue far the pnrpose of Gaining him sup-
mort tbroupb svmpatbv that he could not oct
upon his merits All the ounosing Republican
candidates are Temperance men and NAV be fur
aupht we kno,r !, favor os tho nrobibitorv
amendment We wouId he sorry IA know that
any of the candidates xer, pot trmperanee men.
But the difference betxeeD them a.d ST .Jobn
il that tbev ore rot f,na,;.s ,,,oD the ouest;on
and do mo. aim ,o spIord;n,,a a,.r ,l;rg else IN
the .amne,arco ;sou. aud a.. ,,,ala ,h. marty ear
~ II Inv c.,rvi,o hin,
The olo-, ona ..r.,,,,,t, 81 ,Io porrr,,;cor ,,r-
tv has hsen i,s ,cI.r.tio Will an i,s ,,-;nci-
nIas r. sai,hfnr,, f,IIo,,od o,, ,;r.,,1r ,.,d %
all that ia mor,i and slavatirg and nobIe vet
;,b.s oo,af,1,,, ,,,s,.;,.a e., Ia,
ali r..,;,;,rs .,,5 ,,,o,,I ,,os,;os No n.r,, can
atf,rd 70 t,te srcI, ;ssn.s ,rithort bonc divided
and ,re,k.r.J If ,ho P.nnII;c,, ,,,rtr ia NO,
as stron. -d,v a. !, ,,s ff,o.r y.ars .co II i
ha..rs. f,n.,;.s L.. 81 ~ I.,,o .o,,,,bt IN
.nOrof, ,Ioir ,,,I,,,;o. -. -;,.,lo. w..
tbev h.vo .,,oooodod ,Io,, h. 5r;vsn otbers
-, 80, - ,,,,
in n mfr tbemscIv.s IN s,.rt nav narti.s olwovs
hold;pg themselves In readiness 70 mite With
any marty AGAINST tbs Rs,rbl;o.ns This chin
p;ng of n;.c. ~, ,;o.o has so,;orsI, ,,eaLo,ad
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05
Road Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS, (ss
DoxuHAx CoUsrr,
OFFlcK oF CoUSry cLKEx Z
TKor. August Iseo- )
NOTICE Is hereby given that petition presenfet
IN to the Board Of Commissioners Of Doniphan County
Ksnaas their meeting the 1fh day II July l asking
that road be established at the following poinfs wit:
Beginning NJ the eufh Of section six n
township fsur ca of nfn-een 9) the land belong
ing Daniel Andersen thence north to the bridge over
Wolf River. four miles the line between Dunphan and
Brown Counties
whereulnn said Board Of County Commissioner. an
pointed th- following named persns. Sz: Nicholas He-s
William Denton and ID W. Edwards sie~er. with In
sfruetoas 30 mcc af the house Of Il r. Stueter
A n. Saturday, the ith day of September lsp and
proceed 70 viev aid roed give an parties hesrins
make due reporf to ezd Bsard their el3 On
the 9th day of September lse0
By ORDER ef Board ef County Cemr,i..iDeA
Aff1zf: d. W. MORSE,
August : isee-iv. Ceazfy Cerk-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

~ II seems that the Benders are actually
caught at last. What good will it dot If they
receive just punishment, it will have to be
through mob law. Hanging murderer, under
Kansas law, depends upon the will of the Gov
ernor, and the pertender who occupies that posi-
tion will never order their hanging. He is a
staunch stiekler for justice, in refusing to pardon
a man like Maj. Bancroft, who in an evil mo-
ment committed felony; but when it comes to
panishing cold-blooded assassins of benighted
travellers, the butchers of women, and the fiends
who buried little helpless children alive, his ten
der heart reyots against il.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

FAILED TO ArPEAR.-For weeks, the Prohibi-
tionists have been announcing a meeting and
barbecue at Oneida, Nemaha County, at which
Gov. ST. John was to be the central figure. The
meeting came off, and we judge it was first
class fzzle. st. John failed to appear, but sent
Mrs. DeGeer Call as his substitute. While an
old woman will make a very appropriate substi-
tute for the Governor, yet that was not filling
the bill. However, the people of Nemaha will
learn a trick from this. Next time they will not
appoint their delegates until after the meeting.
The County having taken snap Judgment, and
appointed its delegates, instructed for St. John,
several weeks ago, he has no further interest in
that County, hut is kept away by pressing busi-
ness in Counties where the delegates are yet to
he fought for
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. J,

Proposing amendment article feen Of the Constitr-
tuition Of the Kansas relating the
and sale Of Intoxicating liquors by adding section ten TO
said article.
Be enacted By Tie Lnsaire Of the Of Kansds
ds cT al 1s metss eeetei 70 each House ro:hg there
for:
SECTION l. The following proposition amend the Con-
stuon the of shall be submitted the
electors OF the State for adoption rejection the general
election to be held the Tuesday sucreedins the first
Monday Of November A. d. eighteen hundred and eighty
PRoRosruoN.-Artice fifteen shall be amended by adding
section ten Thereto which shall read folows The
ufAeture aud sale Of intoxicating liquors shall bc oTrver
tb,tcd IN this state except fur esiea scientific and
SEC . The following shall be the method submitting
said proposition to the electors: The ballots shall be either
written or printed or partly written and partly printed
and those voting for the proposition shall For the
proposition amend the Constitution and those voting
against the proposition sha vote Against the proposition
This resolution shall take effect and be in force
from and after its publication in the statute book.
the Senate February sth Is and passed that body Feb
LYMAN U HUMPHREY.
President Of SRd,e.
HENRY BRAxDIEr
Secretdry of S,,tdfe
Passed the House March 3l 1s19.
SIDNEY CLARKE,
Speaker cf HOuse.
Chief Clerk ef Housc.
Approved March sth Is7g.
GOreraOT.
THE STATE OF KANSAS l.
OFrIcE OF sEcRETaRY OF STATE }ss-
James Smith Secretary Of State Of the State Of Kansas
copy of the original enrolled joint resolution s in
my Office and that the took effect by publication in
the statute book, May .Dth, 1s19.
In testim0ney Whereof have hereunto sub-cribed
lsEAL my name. and affixed my official seal Done at
Topeka this LIST day of July; A ID lss6
Aug. ), IS5O. Secretary " State.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

An OUTRAGE.-The Democracy are Mortified at
the action of Gen. Grant in rallying the "Boys in
Blue,p for political purposes. They say that
such an outrage was never before heard of, as a
General of Grants renOwn trying to use soldiers
for political purposes. Well, it is pretty bad,
when we remember what side he is rallying them
for. Now, it was all right for the Democrats to
nominate Hancock for the express purpose of
fooling and catching soldier votes. 1t was all
right for them to claim that Grant was in favor
of Hancock, and would silently use his influence
in his behalf 1t is all right for them to announce
that the soldiers are rallying to Hancock's sup
port by regiments, and to call upon them to or
ganize companies everywhere. ltis all right for
them to publish long lists of imaginary Generals
who have declared for Hancock. But such q
thing as Grant presuming to organize soldiers
for the purpose of beating at the polls the men
whom they whipped in the field is simply infa-
nous. But they say Grant is mighty stubborn
headed. We would beg of him to quit doing it,
only we know he wouldn't, just for stubbornness.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

PIX PIcrURE OF TEMPERANCE TowS-"The vir.
tuous hgh-toned moral religious, temperate, radi-
hideous crimes and public outrages Rapes sedue-
tions and crimes of lesser note making its
infamous, while its pious usurious and praying shy
locks add to its social misery In business point
has few equals, though il cannot tolerate such an
evil . saloon, and the bankers hold daily prayer
meetings; yet there liquors expressed 70 H.
thaa to any other town IN Iowa Of twice its size,
with half ii. vrtne, excepting always Nj Pieasant
--CkarifpE L<a8>r.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

OUr AT LAsT.-Thc letters Of acceptance of
Hancock and English have at last seen the light.
Hancocks is insipid and pointless He doesn't
say anything that anybody else could not say
without meaning anything in particular. 1t
reads like one Of his schol-boy essays resurrected
for the occasion. EnglislI's is longer, and has
some meaning to it; but its leading feature is
the sentiment, Hancock is a bully boy, and
expect him to pull us both through"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

delegate Convention Of the Republicans of the state OF
Kansas will be held in Representative Hall in the City Of
Topeka Wednesday the LIST day Of September sa0 ai
the hour of 10 O'Clock for the purpose Of nominating
candidates fer the following Offices Associate Justice Of
the Supreme Court Governor Lieutenant Governor Seere
Auditor Of State Treasurer Of State Attorney
General Superintendent Of Pnblic Instruction. and State
Central Committee
The basis Of representation in the said State Convention
shall be delegate and alternate for every hun
dr- and ty and delegate and alternate
for each fraction one hundred and twenty
for Albert H. Horton Chief Justice at the No
vember election i'm Iss and delegate and alternate
for each regularly organized County, County with
Township organization attached To ansser County fx
school purposes which delegates and allie mates appor
tiopsd 10 the several Counties as follows
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

ScRIBxER-THE MIpsrMNER ScRIBSER tAugrst
number) opens with remarkable frontisPeee engra-
wing by Cole from the famous picture Of Savonaroia,
by Fra Bartoiommeo. This portrait accompanies
.'The Plain Story of Savonarola's life, written oy
the English wife of the italian Professor Nlliar-
The work by the latter tho great Florentne preach
er. patriot and martyr is nov considered the stan
dard biography; and il would be diihenit TO ma IN
English n more sueeinct and correct sketch Of the
life of the great Italian than that now offered by
Madame villari The paper has Illustrations OF the
tragic life and death of Savonarola, by Mr.. Van
Sehaick, the American artist living IN Florence.
Another brief summary of large subject Is Richard
Henry Danas sketch of American Diplomacy So
far We know, only one historical work was ever
published on American diplomacy; and Mr.. Dana's
sketch: though only sketch, extends to later pc
riod, and is of peculiar interest, coming from so
competent authority. Madam Adame, tJuliette
Lamber,) editor Of IA Nouvelle Revue the new
rival Of the '.Revue des Deux Mondes," answers
philosophically- favorably-the question "Wil
the French Republic Lastl- The most novel and
interesting art feature Of the MIDSUMMER ScRrBSER
is Philip Gilbert Hamerton's study of Mrs Seymour
Haden's Etehngs- number Of etehings are re-
produced in small, with artistic accuracy which
IT is claimed, has before been equaed by sim
liar means namely, woodengraying and steam-print-
ing. II has been left to an American magazine to
first enter upon the literal illustration of Dickens
by employing artists to look up the original scenes
Of his stories The first of this series appears in the
August ScRIBSER, some of whose remaining features
can barely enumerate: "Our River ade-crip-
ton of the Hudson,-not a 'guidebookT description,
but made by writer and an artist
who have lived long enough on its banks.-Mr. John
Boroughs and Mrs. Mary Halloek FoOte; The West
em Man. by Charles Dudley Warner The Book
of Mormon an account. by Mrs. Ellen L. Dickinson,
fortified by and other testimony of the origin
of the Mormon Bible, which is claimed to have been
written Il novel by her great-unele, Rev. Solomon
Spaulding; comic operetta The Sweet o'the Year,
words by Nellie g. Cone and music by L. G. Phelps;
Albert Rhodes, American girls who marry foreign
titles; amusing paper by Mr.. Rdeing, illustrated
by Mr. Brennan and Others The Curiosities Of
Advertising" illustrated paper, by Principal
Grant, the present Position and Outlook Of
Canada in n series which has attracted much atten-
ton; and further instalments of Mr.. Schuylers
peter the Great" and Mr.. Cables ''Grandissimes."
Dr. Holland discusses, among other things, The
Legitimate Novel; Uncle Eseks Wisdom is n
new feature in the Bric-a-Brac department.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

" At last an Independent Peoples Labor
Convention has turned up, that didn't give the
lie to its professions by its practice. National
Convention under this name convened at Pitts
burg, last week, with representatives from n ma
jority of the States, North and South. A ballot
was taken for President and Vice-Presdent, the
names of the Republican, Democratic and Green
back nominees being submitted to choose from.
Garfield and Arthur received large majority
both the opposing candidates, and were
declared the nominees of the party. For the first
time in American political history, a labor party
has nominated the true friends of labor for its
leaders.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

1t recommended that the delegates from each County
be selected in such the th day Of August ls0
the various County Central Committees may determine
and that sneh Committees in Counties having more than
Representative District shall distribute the delegates
between the Districts that each District shall have
least delegate II Is recommended that two weeks
notice Of the call the election Of delegates be published
in each County paper in paper of general circulation
therein. before the election Of such delegates
b. order Of the Republican State Central Committee
lAttestl CYRUS LELAND. JR.,
Chairman.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

rF- 1t beats hens a fighting! We thought
that about everything had come ont for Han
cock, but the Democratic papers have begun up
on a new class, and are reporting large access
ions from it TO the Hancock standard. Those
patriotic Americans who are too high-toned to
live in their own country, hut make their homes
and spend their wealth in Paris and other Euro
pean cities, are now stampeding to the support
of Hancock. But thank goodness, they cannot
make many gains in the State prisons. They
have the thing almost solid there already,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05
Road Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS, lss
DoSIrHAS COUNTY. S"H
COUNTY CLERK's OYyIcI
Troy, August J. leeo )
NOTICE is hereby given. that petition presented
~ to the Board of Commissioners Of Donphan County
Kansas their meeting the ID day Of August ask.
ing that ruad be established folio wing pns
Beginning the -ouflsa Of section thirty C0)
in township thrre C of twenty t2 thence
the section line the southwest Of said sectiu
Length of ruad, one mile.
Wherpon the said Board Of County Commissioners ap-
pointed the following named viz: William ChApple,
Henry Kndt and James y Wells viewers with instruc-
tions the place Of beginning Monday the 3O
day of August l5 and proceed to view said sd give all
parties hearing and make due report 20 said Board
their session be held the 9Th day Of September
BY order Of the Board Of County Commissioners
Attest: d. W. MORSE
August s 1Ss0-4w. County Clerk
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05
Divorce Notice.

In the District Court for Donphan County State q Kanz
Mary Ana Moore, Plaintiff
william W. Moare. SDefsndAut-
uyUI above named defendant II hereby notied that be
iss h<~u -ed By the above named PLAINTIFF Mary Ann
Moore In aid District Cours Of Dcnphan County ksu<a.
and that he the pefifion he BY szld pAinh
On ar hfr the 9Th day Of September A. ID. fsD the
prtitioa viii BE- taken and Judgment for divorce
the cssshy ef infant ehden and a,nony, VIII be rrnder
ed aecuriingiy.
D.fri The i5sh DAY of July. lssol
A. s BREWSTER, Attorney fsr PlainfiG
JULY = laso-4w. Prs fre, -
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

v We were right in saying that the editor OF
the Hiawatha Dispatch had a bad case of worms.
1t was kidney worms, at that. He exhausted
himself on his issne of two weeks ago, SO that he
was compelled to double advertisements last
week, TO fill up with. Among the matter sc
doubled, was that stunning advertisement Of
Kidney medicine
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

iV- The Democratic papers announce, with a
hurrah, that Geo. II. Vending, the small potato
who failed TO lift himself out of obscurity by
travelling the country, lecturing against Cnl.
Ingersoll, has come ont for Hancock. As Wend-
ling always took great pains to keep before the
public that he was Democrat of the strictest
sect, the impression is left upon ones mind that
the Democracy are preety hard run for aeees-
sons to report. Better fall back upon the old
original list
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

20. Talk of brave soldiers facing the guns Of
the enemyi Why, what is that to the gallantry
of Col Plaisted. the Fusion Dcmocratic-Green-
back candidate for Governor of Maine, who at
the same time faced the enemy's guns, and had
Gen. Terry's revolver at the back of his head
1t is hardly necessary to mention that the revol-
yer at the back of his head, was what induced
him to face the enemy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

An UNSoIIcED HoSoR.-For once, Kansas has
carried off high honor, and not one of her pa
pers has spoken of it, although it occurred some
weeks ago. Even in speaking Of the different
Presidential tickets, no mention has been made
of the one in which Kansas stands glorified.
There is an Anti-Masonic ticket before the Peo-
pie, on which the candidate for President is
John W. Phelps, of Vermont, and that for Vice
President, no less parsonage than Samuel c.
Pnmeroy. of Kansas.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

" The Greenbackers are n cheerful lot Of
cusses. They even have campaign songs. One
of them opens up with the announcement
Were marching on to victory"
For party that will not carry a single Coun-
ty in the United States this betrays child-like
confidence
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

,S During the War, the infamous bushwhack-
er, Bill Anderson, and his murderous gang, ell
shared many loyal man by dressing in Union
uniform. Hancock is trying the same trick, but
Republicans learned something from their ex-
perience with Bill Anderson.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05
BETTER TIMES.

The business revival and era Of prosperity
which has commenced in keeping with the in
creased health and happiness all the land
sulting from the general introduction Of Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. The changes wrought
by this remedy says Rev. DIR. Harvey .'seem but
little less than miraculous 5ang3m.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

rT Two years ago, Rev. D. P. Mitchell was
Presiding Elder, and the Greenbaekers ran hhin
for Governor. This year, he has come down &C
he an itinerant preacher, and they have nomi
mated him for Congress in the Third District
Two years hence, me may be only an e1horter
and they will run him for the Legislature.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

SUNDAY SCHOOL HYMNS We have received
from Scribner & Co., New York, a copy of their
new volume of Spiritual Songs for the Sunday
School, each song set to music, and is undoubt-
edly the best collection of the kind ever issued.
II is carefully selected leaving out the frivolous
and ridiculous songs so commonly used in Sunday
Schools, and embracing only those of the highest
taste and the most instructive character. 1t has
il92 large pages, containing a2 Hymns, and 22l
Hymns and Chants, and is bound in cloth. Price,
so cents; to Sunday Schools, in quantities, 40
cents specimen copy will be mailed to any
Pastor, Superintendent, or Chorister, on receipt
of % cents.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

A RIDDLE.-Cut off his hand, and n rooster re-
mains. Cut off his rooster, and n hand remains.
Put his hand on his rooster, and he is "superb,
but will never he President of the United States.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

,F-An exchange says that if the General was
taken away from Haneock's name, nothing would
be left of him. Yes, and take away the other
end of his name, and mighty little wonld be left.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

rP- We learn from the Junction City URioH,
that traveller in Texas recently found a wagon
and three children weeping over the dead bodies
of their father and mother. The tears shed by
the wagon were probably n wagon shed.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

y The Eastern Republican papers issue sup-
plements every day, to make room for the cards
of indignant Republicans, denying that they have
declared for Hancock, as reported by the Demo
cratic papers.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

II We have been really surprised that Henry
Ward Beecher and Wendell Phillips have not,
ere this, come out for Hancock. Unless they
make the move pretty soon, we shall feel that
Garfield has by no means got sure thing of il.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

How IT BooMs,- Since last week, another
brigade of Union Generals have declared for Han
cock, leaving but eorporal's guard remaining
in the Garfield ranks. In the list we find the
names of such distinguished Generals rs George
B. Mcclellan, John NJ. Palmer, Fitz John Porter,
Winfield Scott Hancock, Patrick Fl. Jones, -
Pearson, - Weatherwax, - Gundlehnger,
John NJ. Palmer Patrick II. Jones, - Peelgar-
lie, - Pearson, Uly Swabaeh, IS Schiffelbren-
ner, John NJ. Palmer, - Snigglefritz, Patrick
II. Jones, - Riemenschneider, - Stoeksla-
ger, - Pearson, John NJ. Palmer, Patrick II.
Jones, - Siedenfaden, Thomas Ewing, -
Klinkerfuss, James b. Stecdman, John NJ. Palmer,
- Boomershine, Charles W. Blair, Patrick IL.
Jones, - Brubaker, - Pearson, John NJ.
Palmer, - Skinnymedink, - McGinnis, -
Poffubarger Patrick II. Jones, - Pizzlewhaek.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

rY- The Democratic papers still insist that
Benjamin II. Bristow is going to vote for Han
cock. The fact that Bristow denies it, over his
own signature, makes no sort of difference.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

rS- Talk about DIR. Tanners fast of forty
days. When he starves himself for twenty
years as the Democratic party has done, he
will have something to brag of
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05
Divorce Notice.

In ths Dsret Coars < Donphan County State of Ksns
Rsa B. Gihnsd, 1Psaintih
william Gisrd, }DefsBaant
TIME above aaned defendant her.by nstisd that he
u h.s be<u susd by the shove nAmrd plaintiff Ro<a
ifra n nd Dslritf courf Dsnphzn County. kan<s
md tsz Ne the petition fe by sid plaintiff
o or bcforr thu xh day Of September. A lsso &c t,e
p~tifs u BE- takrn - true md jndgnnt for divorce
yin - prnAcred sccodingly-
Duf1{ she l.<h Day of Jply. Iseol
July - Ieee-lv. Fssee -
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

GoxE UR.-we guess Garfield may as wen
give it up. Another batch Of prominent kePuo-
licans have deserted his standard, this week,
and Joined the Hancock army. Among them
we recall the names of John w. Forney, Cen
Pearson, Potter Palmer, L S. Kalloch, and Pat
r;er. III Joues
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

Y The Democrats, who demand change,
have nominated English on their ticket. If they
get any from him, it will be very small change.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

y Ex-senator Ross, of the Lawrence Sfdadard
says that Garfield is corrupt. Did he ever sell
out in an impeachment casei