The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-04-17
PERSONAL AND PoLIrICAL.


Col. Yeale'seongressional boom seems
to he making haste with greas delIbera-
ton.
On Dit: Mr. Keller will not head the
Ohio delegation to the Chicago conYen
ton.
1t takes an analytical mind like
BIaine's TO gasp the relation between
literature and politics.
The death of the pious Prince Leo
poid finn over exertIng himself in &
gambling house and too much spree, put
England into mourning for sixty days.
The prophetic Mr.. Bedford, of Color.
edo, says the Republicans will nominate
either Blaine or Grant We believe him
that is as far as Blaine is concerned.
Wanted-A Democratic politicisr
with feeble convictions and . stalwari
"bsr'l." Address DR.. Morrison Nun
ford, office of the Kansas City Times.
Mr. Tilden atien!ed church IN New
York on Easter Sunday. It il needless
to add that his presence strangely EN-
phas,zed the Significance of the occa
sion.
Jas. 6. BlGine and Col. John A. Mar
tin are both natives of PennsS lYsnis
The sons Of the Keystone state seem e
be " g, ting there" in very great shape
this stasoD.
Col. @ W. Yvale has Withdrawn from
the congressional canvass in the Fourth
district. This paper terved notice som,
days aga that no To- eka mah bat Ton
Ryan need apply.
Mr.. Tllden writes to the Ircquois club
of Chicago, that he is exceptionally en-
crossed with business which he has M
power 10 defer or abandon" "Excep
tiOnally engr, s'cd'' is good very good
We would very kindly sugges
to Mr.. Ed. w. Howe, of the Atchisog
GLOBE, that he is not displaying his usu
al fine journalistic sense in the fight b,
is making upon Col. Martin, of Oh,
Chsmpioa.
Blaine has ell along been a populal
candidate for president. The an
noucement Is nov made that be pre-
vented Private DalzeIl from securing tn,
Belgian mission. That ought to settle
it by acclamation.
The Democratic piess of Kansas, LEI
on by the kansas City Times, is making
war on the nomination Of Col. Jno. A
Martin for Governor. The Significance
of this fact will not escape the Republl
can voters of Kansas.
We are ready to stop the press at an,
moment that DR.. Morrison Munford, @
the Kansas City Times, telegraphs u
that he has found a Moses who can lea
the Democratic party out of the wilder
ness of hunger, in which 1t has bee
straying for twenty-five years.
The Payne boom has sicklied ole
with the pale cast of thought.-Cincin
natl Commercial G zette.
Is that 1t? We thought 1t had bee
hit on the head very emphatically witt
large club in the hands of the vo
] ere.
The plan of Col. Veale, as announce
by the Topeka press, is to secure,
possible, the Shawnee county delegatio
and then deliver It TO some opponent {
Ryan from one of the western countie
in the Fourth distr'c'. The weak featur
of this program is that it can't be Cal
ried out.
It is said that Senator Beck wits b
collar with perspiration in making
speech more quickly than any oths
man in congress 1t seems that ii
harmony existing between the process
OF emulation and ABSORB ton is nowhel
SO forcibly aud beautifully illustrated I
in the average Kentucky statesman.
The mind of II. Clay Park, of IL
AtchisOn PstrILt, is disturbed by Il
tancied encruachments of politic
oligarchy, which he declares has grow
up in this state under the fostering Ca
: of the Republican party. Such hall
cinations are not unusaI alter a stead
. diet of pork and bu2kwheat cakes fl
/ five months.
1t is not surprising that Frank Lyme
of the LeaYenworth Stand lrd, is IN
beatif1c state of mind over the appoir
: ment of Judge Hurd to the supreu
bench. When we pause t. consider III
the judge is not only life ,Dg Dem
crat, but citizen of Leavenworth, b
eligibility for the place which he b,
bfen called to fill becomes readily a
parent to discriminating public.