The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-05-31


riianfrrs ga the municipality oT Can
faeolie. rfs-ed Internationally their
q - slaves AMI their example vas
fs,ilausd hy a nunil.er 10 planters in
the samfe s-nuutv. nne notable
l.lleuunsrusin uf the proclamation j.
flse auKisiy nf the FREEDMEN 10 legal
ise aheir gu~auctihed Couiugai
unfuns sud e. legitimate the of
s7lrinu ~ them vino ~ the law
baman-lv T-rruiiis by after marriage,
aud in -. l'aulo especially the mar
rriaE caTssrity nf tlie clergy, worked
81 the highest pressure. D. in-
suGirieui O. meet the demands of
llle eE-slaVr.s Tor tlte sanction nf the
Church aud law nf the hrnum stock
nnians. uhirh alone the policy uf
fllrir oEner- had previously per
na5ttal thrm
RErESENrATtvE SNowpIN. nf
Iaeuusyisausa, has just returned
Troua the Harrisburg convention to
his ~est in Congres-. Mr.. Suowden
is q Tsroiectionisi, although a Demo-
rrai. and T. = follower of Randall.
He uill l,e remembered A. the auth
~ 90 bill for public building at
Attention. Pa. which hill Mr.. Cleve-
land proutptly vetoed, presumably
- rs-i.uke % Mr.. Snowdcn for his
F-olitical ob-trel'erouSne~S. Mr..
Snoursien attended the Democratic
.aaie convention at Harrisburg, aud
D. in r.rrturlpcd stale of mind. Ia
-rs-akiug of the Pennsylvania Demo-
cratic convention, he said
There has been no Democratic
convention. it WAS = scott COnven-
afnn: = millionaire convention. All
the federal office holders were there.
ID waS controlled hy office holders
aad tliu-e 10 whom patronage was
rsromise8 The people were fooled
afth tils promise nf patronage which
they can never get. Mr.. scott posed
- reFsresenting the administration (;
ise D. received at the White House;
Mr. cleveland came to hear his
tariff -1p,-,-,-h in the house. The pee
fsie in Pennsylvania were deceived
tv ali this ~ think that he las un-
limited IsoNeT in the distribution oI
T.aIrouage. They all rusheds to get
something. In the convention the
Rar aas applied. % was a sorry
day Tor the Democracy ul Peunysl-
vanla. They will hear from it in
November They cannot control
my actiun in Congress. ! told them
~. The convention Wa- the most
outrageous exhibition eveT witnessed
IN Pennsylvania. There was never
anything like Il.
They offered to send mr to the 1t.
a.. Il. ~. L..
u7ouid vote for the Mills hill. ] de
rlined to 10 80 and they slaughtered
me
Mt. Randall, too. IL indignant at
the action nf the scott crowd. lie
thinks the "reformers' will bring
at.uut disastrous results To the party.
They will discover the error Of
their WAYS in time, said he.
GEN. SHERIDAN has l'eeu lying al
the point of suffering from q
valvular affection of the heart
with hated breath aud anxious
hearts the patriotic people of this
nation are gathered ia spirit around
the beslside uf one of the greatest
heroes and captains oG the WAT. All
earnestly pray that he may not ht
removed from uS now-in the full
ncss 81 hi- glory aud al the meridian
nf life. but that he may be spared
many vears-like the lrnu Duke-tC
enjoy the gratitude of his country
men. ~ well a. the the blessing
nf the reunited land for which he did
80 much tn save. The death of Sher
idan would place either Schoiieid
Howard or Terry, the three maiol
tsenerals.-in command Of the army
probably Schotield, A. he Is th'
ranking officer. The rank of Lieu
tenant J;enpral expires with Sheri
dan.
Tar Newton R,pvb'icaH says thai
No state has exercised more good
sense coneerning the sparrow pest
shan Michigan. The state offers
eeat bounty for each sparrow killed
These birds attack every crop
whether fruit or cereal-everything
above the ground. They will even
eat the astringent berries Of the
black thorn. which no other bird
Was ever known to consume. They
are multiplying aud spreading, and
spreading, and are a. perniciOus "a
civilization a. an army Of Huns,
They must be destroyed, and some
Sudu~ement must he held out To the
hsvs o. take hold Of the matter.
one cent a head will probably do il.
In towns there should Ice clubs Of
thOse Nho offer the bounty requisite.
The dead birds are excellent eating.
There = no waste inlkilline them.
AuoNG the candidates for attorney
general l. Thos. ". Heailey, oi
kansas City. Kansas. He has lived In
kansas tWenty-one years, aud Tor
tWo terms was county attorney ol
nonlphan county. He has solid
support AZ home, and viii he an I'M
Fsartant factor in the convention.
tssrard PrCss.
The name oI the next Attorney
General will scarcely be Thos. W.
Heatiey. Or ir Il is, 1t will be he
cause he impresses his hearers more
thar h@ did at Junction City at tho
meeting of May !. Ia that speech hc
uent around ten-acre field To reach
the center oT the plat. There will be
some excellent lawyers presented a.
the Republican State Convention
for Acknowledgement, and only =
fret-class man should be selected
Nr. Heatley l. young and can afford
~ bide his time. if lee has the true
stufiu him.
rHE high wind which only raised
the dust On Saliua, saturday. Was
the "ilsnking force IL a terrible
slornled which prevailed east, west
md north of us. In the southern part
az Clay county there wss a terrible
hail and W:ud-storm. The ground
sas covered to a depth Of two inches
Wsih . coating of ice. and trees were
stripped of their leaves, aud even
the bark. AZ Miltonvale the hail
wna IN places six inches deep, and
ANY window lights we're broken.
Al Downs one or two buildings were