The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-04-24
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GAouNA4 AMI LUA4IIGAG.
Mr.. Blaine does not seem to be out Of
politics in Kansas.
Atchison Champion. Judge Buck
is an able lawyer and a gentleman oil
uIisullied character"
Mr. WatteTson cecIines 70 write the
next National platform for the sad-eyed
and peFplexed Democracy.
Kensas will return all Of her present
delegation 10 congress. Senator Ingalls,,
OF course, Is included ia this prediction.
Henry Willard is said 10 be preparing
fer $4,000 trip 70 Europe. In this
country bankruptcy Roe.h btfore lux
ury.
By singular irony of theology ex-
Governor 81 John aud Col. Geo. w.
Martin are both members of The Presby-
terrain chsrch.
A delegate fen Coshoeton county,
OhIs, has expressed preference for
John ShermgH for president. State
pride Will tell
Troy Che; "A man who WAS born to
be United States senator from Kansas
will MT be drowned off the coast OF
Brszii."-T. A. Osborn.
John SHERMAN, Mr.. Arthur and a
number OF other presidential candidates
are eideayoring 10 secure Dir. Blaiue's
recipe Tor gettiLg uLt vi p l,lics.
Mr.. Allen j Bl,then, who for the
past three years has lad Virtual control
Of the Kan a City Journal, has severed
his connection with thai institution.
Mr.. Tild.H says there's ne use; that
he p .stively wont have It The Demo
cratic party viii have to go securing
round among the bull-rnshes once IN ore
The editor of the Kansas City Times
has very materially changed his views
on The propsiety Of mob law since the
Kansas papers haYe taken to calling
him "Mumford."
The editor OF he ST. Louis Globe
Democrat, who still keeps up the war on
Blaine, is baggiDg enough crow now to
last him four years a'ter the Republican
convention AT Chicago.
BY a strange fatality Drs. Salmon and
La1.the distinguished foot and mouth
experts, are both IN kar sas just al the
time that Sam Wood is beginning tn
break GU; at Washington
Governor HDadly, of Ohio, writes TO
the New York Void that he docs not
consider this favorable opportunity
for tariff Legislation, and says absolute
free trade is at present an lmpossIbIlily.
The Payne folks are not denying as
much as they did that the ancient gen.
usmen, who is not interested in oil, is a
candidate Tor the presidency. 1t does
not seem worth while to persevere IN
that hypocrisy.
Speaker Carlisle thinks that con-
gress may adjourn by the first-Df July.
1t is generally conceded that sn extern
sion of the present session of that body
for two months will leave very few rare
places IN the Democratic goose.
The Chicago Inter-Ocean Is getting it
back on Logan, because the latter did
not give it an Office, by opposing him
for president. We guess Logan can
stand that papers opposition so long as
he has the Illinois delegates to the con-
vention.
TammsnY has secured 223 rooms at
tue Palmer house and ISS looms 10 the
Madison house, Chicag for the use of
the rammany deiegali at the D.mo-
crotic national convention. John Kelley
stlll seems to b. doing business at The
old stand.
About a ear ego the late MIR. Daniel
son, Of the Providence journal, wrote
Senator Anthony's obituary. expecting
TO use it shortly IN the paper. When
Mr.. DanieIsOn himself died short time
ago, by strange chance, it was SEN
ator Anthony who wrote his obituary.
Gent raj George Washington Gusts
Lee, the eldest IN of General Robert e.
Lee, has the reputation of being the
handsomest man in Virgiaia, His bear
ing as he grows older is remarkably
like that of his father. The youngest
son of the family is quiet farmer near
Richmond.
The name OF John s. Martin has been
frequently mentioned a. candidate for
delegate to the Chicago convention, and
the Commonwealth Is authorized 20 say
that he is not and never has been an as
pirant tor that honor. He was dele
gate four years ago, and believes it is
one of these Things which should 90
around.
John Brown, the cllored politician,
prohibitionist and reioTmer, is made de-
PENDANT to a suit in the United States
court at Topeka that charges him of
having been defsult,r in the sum of
50. $50, when he quit the STATE of Missis-
sippi and while sheriff of Coaboma
county in that state. We believe John
Is one of the opponents of McCahe for
auditor.
The Critic desires now aud here to
serve no tice on the people of this state
that convention which will nomIna'e
John a. Martin for governor this fall,
will nominate nti-prOhibitionIsts, as
the successors of Judges Horton and
Brewer. Are the people ready for this
Topeka Critic.
The people who are supporting John
a. Martin for governor do not believe
any such stuff as the above. and if will
be well enough for those of the Critics
school of politics not to misrcpresent
Col. Martin They will not make any
thing By such course.