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Now, He Plays Smash.

II has become apparent 20 everybody, that the
failure of the prohbitOry law in Kansas Is great
er even than the crop failure of 1860. But St.
John realizes the fact that his political existence
depends upon the success of the law, and that II
II fails. he is deader than the fgure-head of
wrecked canal boat. Therefore, reduced to q
state of desperation, he viii use any means, law
full or unlawful, to enforce the law, or make
show at it, at least until after the next State
election He has issued proclamation, the op-
erations of which are confined to Leavenworth,
Atchison, Topeka, wyandotts and Dodge City,
offering rewards ranging from 500 to 500 for
the arrest and conviction Of liquor sellers OF Tor
the conviction Of Marshals, Constables, police
men, sherifs, and County Attorneys, who know
Of violations, and refuse to arrest and prosecute.
Surprising that st. John has authority to issue
such proclamation, and the money to pay the
rewards it might have the effect, in the hrst I'M
pulse. TO secure one OF two, or half Il dozen ar
rests. and then the thing would become dsader
letter than ever. But he has no authority what
ever In Offer such rewards. Such authority ex-
tends only to persons guilty of murder or some
other heinous crime, when the offender is a fnsi-
tive from justice. He has no right to interfere
in any city or County, except when the legal au-
thorIties are unable to maintain the law, and
appeal to him for aid. No such appeal has been
made in q single case. And where does he get
the money 10 offer Is rewardsi Can he raise it
by his Eastern begging or by church and Sun
day school contributions There are no State
funds that he can handle for tho purpose. But
we believe he promises, in his proclamation, to
secure an appropriation from the next Legisla-
ture for the payment of the rewards. Inforiners
and detectives are asked to work on credit, aud
take the chance Of getting their pay from the
Legislature. to be elected a year hence. 1t is
pretty nasty and disagreeable job, even for cash
in hand; and We imagine that the supply of in
formers will not be oyorstocked, on the terms
offered. II is among the probabilities that the
next Legislature will not be composed of men so
small that large majority of them can be Sc
curely held under st. Johns thumb. 1t is doubt
full whether another such body as the last Leg
islature can be elected in Kansas again, in the
next hundred years.
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II It Is n Foolish Mistake to'confound a
remedy of merit with quaek medicines now com
mon. We have used Parker's Ginger Tonic with
the happiest results for Rheumatism and Dyspepsia.
and when worn out by overwork, and know il TO be
a sterling health restorativc.-TTmes. See adv.
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II The Highland Central State makes the as
sertion that even the Chief admits that Hayes
held the Presidency through fraud. The Chief
does not admit any such thing, and never has
admitted it, The Chief always has believed
that Hayes was fairly and honestly elected.
When the Democrats fonnd that he had the
Electoral votes, and that they could not be
bought from him, they kicked against the man
ner of counting the vote that had always pre-
vailed, because it devolved upon Republicans,
and proposed the Electoral Commission scheme,
by which they hoped to smuggle in Tilden.
But when they failed in that, they set up the
cry of fraud. 1t was after he got into the Presi-
dency that Hayes proved fraud and hypo-
crite of the first water-a fraud upon the party
that elected him.
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The Procession stili Moves.

In this Issue ,se publish communication IRON
coI- ID. NJ. Johnston, in which he shakes the dust
of Democracy from his feet, and rests his weary
frame beneath tine folds Of the Republican BAN
ma, Col Johnston has Jeen n lifelong Demo-
erat-one of the strictes. sect, unfaitering under
all trials and vicissitudes. He was among the
very earliest settlers of Kansas and Nebraska,
and stuek to the party through the Pro-slavery
times. and the days of the Rebellion we nave
known. for several years, that he was becoming
weary of the party; but he had grown old M II,
and could not bring his riind to the point oil
abandoning it, This Fall, he was an independ-
eut candidate for Judge Of the 18th Judicial DIS
triet. but voted the Republican ticket IN hooks
County: hut in his canvass, ho had IN fight at a
disadvantage against the charge of having al
WAYS been Democrat. He has determined to
make clean breast of it, and cut himself loose
from a mnss-grown party, that can do little but
pull back, and boast Of its grand old principles
principles that either the country and the age
have outgrown, or the party has long since
aba ndoned.
So it goes. The young men Of the country are
nearly all Republicans Even the SONS Of Dem
ocratic fathers who have been brought up on
Democracy, vote the Republican ticket as soon
as they become voters. Young blood loves life
and progress, heart ald intelligence, aud can no
more be kept with the fogy and superanuated De-
mocraey than they can be made TO fall IN love
with and inarry withered old croncs who may
have been bellies in the days Of their srandmoth-
ers At the same time, Old men, who have spirit
and ambition left, are cutting Loose from the
dead past, and coming out to live in the light OF
to-day.
We are glad the Colonel has eoihe ont His
girls were right There are good many more
men in the Democratic ranks who are ont of their
places. There is still room on the Republican
anxious seat.
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PROSPECTUS
1882. Tl6 Globe Democrat. 1882.

s Tor ISL the Gioe D~nosnat ansounced
win PRIDE and sasfsefton the election Of Gen. Garfield
and the belle. that his administration would Be wisely
eounsee aud 80 veil conductsd that IL would give
lease OF power 10 the party under which the nation has
grown nce strong and pro.perou. The vile hand Of an
hAs since stricken down the good and gifted man
VINO while We wrote year ago stood On the Threshold Of
me ose IN the prime and ygor q manhood
win lu1re MI OF houor.be promise 20 hnsef and eoun-
try The hgh trust which the people had rpo-e in hs
v dropP~d by the pAisrd hand Of death when but an
part OF the great work upon which hs had entered lad
been accompanied But TO quote bis own meessrsble
words when the sade-t sf all American agedir<
acted nearly seventeen years ago God rrigaH and the
6oyernmenta AZ Washington still lives
The mantle which vas voted 20 James A. Garfield by
the people IAN: upon Chester A Arthur ur tho Con-
sttution Of the United states and there vvey
believe that be will sorthy wear H. He almost tho
dent and his name and c6rs contributed perhaps
than - te the of the Republican ticket
In the state OF New York He is man Of bruad views.
fnliy informed on al pnbe qua-ons and he enters
the dutic Of his oee determined 10 dscharge them hun
estiy and eonscienfiousy The Globe Deraoerd pledges
him It's cordial support In gond word and w0k for
the country and for the Republican party We hope and
believe that under his prudent and skful essrshp the
evil spirit of faction VIII dsappesr um tho rsnks Of the
eounss This end secured thrre be doubt of
future succes& large majority Of the people Of this
country are Republicans In sentiment and sympathy and
nofhng but internal cisoord mpsr triumph at
the pos while The choice 10 between Repubcanism and
Dcmocracy.
The Gtoor Democrat has declaration Of principles
70 announce 10 csn fAry Ask judgment 10 the future
from The neord Of the past stands firmly BY the plat
form q ne party On al n,ena gnestions beey.s in the
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-12-15

~ Recently, one Watson i. smith, Govern
ment officer at Omaha, was found dead-supposed
to have been murdered. As he had been jealous,
even obnoxious, in prosecuting liquor men, 1t
was at once decided and announced broadcast
that the saloon men had done the murder, or pro-
cured its commission. There was not the slight
est evidence to prove this; but great moral re-
forms do not need evidence. Il sGited their pur-
pose to make the charge, and they made it, Later
Developments render it more than probable that
a nephew of Judge McCreary, who held clerk
ship in Smiths office, and who did not get along
with him harmonionsly, committed the deed, and
that liouor had no connection with it. Another
peculiaritv of great moral reformers Is, that 1t is
against their principle to retract ISLANDERS, when
they are proven to be in the wrong.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-12-15

E We recently expressed the belief that by
Spring there would not be a Greenback paper
left in Kansas. Already the leading organ, the
function City Tribune, has about shut off steam
on the Greenback pipe, and has become raving
on the question of prohibition. Having found
another fanatical ism to grab hold of, it loosens
its grip on the Greenback delusion. Some msn
must have an ism to hing, and they leap from one
to another with as much agility as a squirrel
from tree to tree
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-12-15

TBy law Of Kansas, passed by the last
Legislature, persons divorced in this State are
prohibited from marrying again until after the
expiration of six months from the time of the
granting of the divorce. 1t is good law. In a
very large proportion of the divorce cases. one or
the other of the parties is seeking the divorce for
the purpose of marrying some one else, and often
the license is obtained while the parties are at
the County Seat attending to the divorce suit.
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rGov. st. John has written letter to some
toady in Southern Kansas, denying that he went
to Riley County to stump against the Republic
can ticket; but that he went at the repeated
solicitations of friends, and in fulfllment OF a
promise, to make 4 few temperance speeches.
The time and manner We're somewhat singular.
He Travelled aud spoke day and night, visiting a
number of points in the County in a single day,
accompanied by the leading opponents of the
Republican ticket, and the bolters rallyins
around him, wherever he went Why such ex'
traordinary efforts just at that time and n time,
too, when prohibition was complete success y
st. John has some of the marked traits of the old
Bible characters-Anani:s, and sich.
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~ The Clay Centre Dispatch occasionally
makes a contemptuous remark about the hand
somely printed newspapers of Kansas, referring
to them as advertisements of the type-fOundries,
but insinuating that brains are what the Dispatch
prides itself upon. 1t is no good reason for man
to wear dirty shirt and have a smutty face,
because he has gold tooth-piek in his pocket.
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He has proved to the world that Consumption
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two thrcc-c-nt stamps to pay expenses. This
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-12-15

n The latest Cabinet rumor is, that Gen.
Grant will be allowed to dictate the selection of
one Cabinet officer, and the name of the ire
pressible Beale again figures in this connection.
At the same time, renewed assaults are being
made upon Blaine. Arthur still remains silent,
and as long a. be does SO, there will be room for
the country 10 hope that he does not mean to
deliberately spit in the face of the Republican
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-12-15

R-Cowley County gave the largest majority
for the prohibitory amendment given by any
County in the State. At the late term of Court
In that County, six men were sentenced to the
penitentiary. But st. John says that drunken
ness sends nearly all the cenvicts to the penten-
tisry, and that since the passage of the prohib-
itory law, the population of the penitentiary is
rapidly decreasing
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-12-15

RMr. Dumcke, the beer man, has purchased
the old Planters House, in St. Joseph, and intends
rebuilding it, and making it a respectable, first
class hotel. He paid the low price of $500 for
it. He expects to realize more than that amount
out of the waste iron, such as old screws, &C.,
that can be picked up on the premises.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-12-15

V-Col. John W. Forney died at Philadelphia,
on Friday morning, the 9th inst. His age was Ga
years. He was, in his day, an influential news
paper man and politician; but of late years his
influence had departed, because of his numerous
changes from party to party, from motives of
personal spite.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-12-15

FIn most Of the cities and towns in Kansas,
an occupation tax has become necessary, to raise
the funds heretofore obtained from liquor licens-
es It is observed, as a significant fact, that a
large majority of the delinquents, who have to
be brought up by the City Marshal, are men who
have taken an active part in favor of the prOhib-
itory law,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-12-15
Cause and Effecs.

The main canse Of nervousness IL indigestion, and
that is caused by weakness Of the stomach No one
can have sound nerves and good health without ms
ing Hop Bittcrs to strengthen the stomach, purify
the blood and keep the liver and kdneys active 70
carry of all the poisonous and waste matter Of the
system. See other column.