The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-18
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL


The political pot begins to boil hard
IN Ohio.
1t is stated tina st. Johns son says be
will vote tor Blaine.
Additional returns from Name raises
the Republican majority In that state to
81 ,41O.
A Democratic paper calls Cleveland
sour new Moses" Moses never reached
the promised land.
The New York Herald Is still harp
ing on Cleveland, but evidently sees the
willow tree in the distance.
An exchange tenders the information
that the Cleveland men are falling In
line. That is precisely what the Repub-
Iicans have been expecting.
We are now beginning to get ack
noWledgenents from our Democratic
exchanges that there has been an cleo
ton in Maine. Thanks.
The Democratic announcement that
the Hon. Hamilton Fish will vote for
Cleveland was premature. He says he
expects to vote forBlaIne.
Mondays Cincinnati Gazette notes the
arrival of Senator Plumb in Ohio, and
says he will cooperate with the Republi-
can managers until October.
Alexander Sullivan late president of
the Irish Land League in America will
take the stump for Blaine and Logan
in Ohio. He is able and brilliant.
M. Miller, the able and popular
candidate for presidential elector from
this district, has been nominated for
county attorney by the Republicans of
Morris county.
The body of TammanY hall has been
switched in under the lash-otherwise
called no spells of office-to the support
of Cleveland, but the heart of that organ
izatlon is still wandering.
Speaker Carlisle, as everybody expect
ed him TO be, was renomlnated yesterday
by the Democracy of his district. This
insures his being the minority candidate
for speaker of the next congress.
Is. KAlloch, the notorious ex-mayor
of San Francisco, formerly of Kansas"
is conducting the Butler campaign in
California. If he reciprocating for past
favors received from the Massachusetts
| statesman?
The north having continued its insults
o Jefferson Davis, says Georgia preach
er, the Solid South has become more
than ever solidified-but in what inter.
est the preacher leaves rs to imagine.
The Parsons Sun is authority for the
statement that there are now but two
Greenback papers in the state, the juno
ton City Tribune and the Toronto Top
ic. How have the mighty fallen since
the palmy days when Sam. Wood and
John Spangler were running the Kansas
Greenbacker.
The Kansas City Times ia authority
for the statement that ''there is not bet.
ter temperance governor out of the
thirty eight than George W. Click OF
Kansas" The Times Is bent on main
Iaining its reputation for veracity.
The New York Herald crtes-as ar
item OF great political signiicance-ihe
fact that all the employees of the execu-
/ tIYe mansion over which Grover Cleye
land presides at Albany will give hin
, their votes at the presidential election
A cause must he In . most desperate
strait to require that sort of proppiDg up
. Mr.. Carl Schurz is to make ter
speeches in Ohio in support of Mr.
+ Cleveland. At an expense to the DemOc
7 rscY of $500 per night If he succeeds
in disgusting the Germans of that stat,
! IS efectuAliY as be did in Wisconsin, b,
should appeal TO the Republicans for ad
ditional compensation.