The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-23
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL
THE News will join in.

THE NEWS will join in.
The next goVernor-John A. Martin.
Lyon county's choice for senator
John j. Ingalls,.
The men who will express it-Kel-
logg, Buck and Hunter.
The ticket, the whole ticket and moth
ing but the ticket.
"If you are that kind OF Republicans
In Lyon county, join in"
Is there any reason why every kepub-
lican should not vote the ticket straight ?
The chief fact of this campaign is that
tine Democracy is the same old party, up
to the same old tricks.
The defeat OF Horizontal Bill Morri-
son in Illinois would fill the cup of re-
joicing. Let hum go TO meet Hurd.
Ben Butler, Sam Wood and Oklahoma
Payne will have to work their jaws lit.
tie longer before they convince the dear
people of their shject misery and DIRE
oppression
John A. Martin will be the next COY
ernor of Kansas, and he "wIn not take
the oath OF office with talsehood on bis
lips or with perjury in his heart"
A correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press makes this sweet notice: "Van-
derbilt is q great big, selfinduIgent
creature, whose near relations, brothers
and sisters, are killed by thousands and
packed away every year IN barrels in
Chicago and Cincinnati"
"The Democratic party should not be
discouraged by the Ohio returns" says
the New York Herald. Certainly not
always licked but never discouraged
is the general Democratic condition.
Certain citizens OF Emporia illustrate
that state of feeling.
P. B. Maxson in asking the people oil
this senatorial district for their support
Invites the careful scrutiny of his pub
lie record during the years he served in
the house aud senate of this state" Does
he ask the same scrutiny for the years
when be was register of the Independ.
enCe land Office:
Referring to the effect of the RepublI
can victory in Ohio, the Chicago News
a Cleveland organ, says:
Iowa and Illinois, which yesterday
hung trembling in the balance, are nc
longer doubtful. They will both give
positive Republican msjorities. In
Wisconsin and Michigan the skies are
Frightening over the head of the PlumeC
knight.
The fact that the Rev. George Fl. Ball
of Buffalo, has just been reelected for tht
fifteenth time as president of the Contra
Association of Open Communion Bap
lists, of New York. and that resolution
were adopted endorsing his course, will
probably act upon the Democratic pres
like red rag on an infurated bull.
st. Louis Globe Democrat: It is to b,
hoped that in their rejoicing oyer thu
returns from Ohio. the Republicans will
not forget that a reasonable degree O
pity should be extended to Democrats,
editors whose task it will be for the mex
week to show that the state couldn'
have gone any other way than it did
and that it wouldn't have made any DIFF
ference ii it had.
Kansas City Star (Dem): The Dem
ocrats lose more by the election of Obi,
than they would If they had not elaine,
the state. Ohio has more Republican
than Democratic voters and when Their
is real contest the Republicans ar
sure TO win. The Democrats only nee
the vOts Of New York and Indiana Il
addition to the solid south to elect CleI
Gland and they should haYe been modes
OF their claims elsewhere.
Oh, yes, let US down easy.