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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-22
The Democrats aiverP.

WASHINGTON, November l9.-The
Democrats have given up the idea
that they will be sble 10 control the
orgAniZstion Of the next house.
Word from the doubtful districts
Of California, ConBecticu and Mich
igan today show that In all these
districts the Republican candidates
have been elected. The bOuTbOns
were also upset by the news that
the attempt to count out ChesIham
In the Second North Carolina dis
trIct had miscarried and there
would certainly be three Republi-
can members from the tar-heel
state. West Virginia was admitted
to be q puzzle, with one Repubii-
can and one Democrat certainly
elected while the chances were that
the two remaining districts would
be divided i'm the same way. In
Maryland the Democrats were I'M
able TO find any assurance that they
would get Rayner counted In. Sen
ator GOrIuau's personal interest in
Rayner Is not deep and most OF his
energies have been taken up i'm
caring for his friend, Barnes Comp
ton, whose election has all along
teen claimed. Taking all the
reports received during the day, the
Democratic officials OF the house
concede that the Republican major
ity will probably be five. General
John b. Clark was positive the Re-
publicans had q majority of one on
the certificates ~ far a. received,
for the only certificate on file was
that Of Binger Herman, the Oregon
member who WAS elected in June.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-22
THEoRLAaoaA CONVENTION

WICHITA, Kas., Nov. 2O.-The in-
terstate Oklahoma convention met
this afternoon with about go dele
gates present from Kansas, Texas,
Missouri, Arkansas, Illinois, Iowa
aud Nebraska.
Judge Emery, Of Lawrence, was
made temporary chairman and W.
r. Waller, Of Wellington, secretary.
Committees were aPpoitsd Of twenty
members each.
Permanent OrganiZatiOn-Judge
T.. Il. Jewett, Of Wichita, chairman /:
Lawrence, chairman; delegates to
Washington. X. Allen, of Wich-
lta, chairman ;finanee-M. w. Levy,
Of Wichita, chairman.
The convention adjourned al noon
until > p. m.
b. Dollman, OF Topeka, was made
permanent chairman, aud II. l..
Pierce, OF Wichita, permanent
secretary.
The committee on resolutions re-
ported the following, which were
adopted:
WHEREAS, This convention be-
lieves that by opening Of Oklahnma
territory the rights Of the Indian
tribes OF the territory will i'm no
wise be impaired; and,
WHEREAS, We believe il IL all in
variable rule that such vacant tel
ritOry as that In question will be
settled without lawful authority II
not legally organized; and,
WHEREAS, We believe that the
welfare OF the country In general,
and Of the surrounding states ia
particular, requires the speedy trans
formation Of the unsettled area Oi
the Indian territory into a settled
and civilized commonwealth; and,
WHEREAS, The proposed legisla'
| ton II especially demanded, because
of the alarming prevalence Of crime
in the Indian territory in the ali.
sence Of civil governments, there
| fore be it
Resolred, That we urge most i'm
peratively on congress the duty oil
passing at once substantially the
pending bill to organize the Terri
/ tory Of Oklahoma, now well advanc
| ed In the house OF representative.
ResOlred, That we call on the presi
dent Of the United States to eXer
else all the authority vested in hin
to render efiicaclous the laws now
existing or to be enacted looking Il
the establishment Of the new terri
tory.
The following gentlemen were ap
pointed q committee to go 10 Wash
ington to look after the bill: Hon
sidney Clark, OF Lawrence, Captain
w. l.. Couch, Of Douglas, Colonel NJ
NJ. Murdoch, of Wichita and COlOne
ID. Croker, Of Caldwell.
Hon. VIM. Springer, OF Spring
field, Illinois, made q speech eX
planning the bill bearing His name
He was followed by Genera
Weaver, Of lows, and Hon. Sidne!
Clark, OF Lawrence.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-22
THE experience of the Prohibi-

THE experience Of the Prohibi-
tionists In this campaign has been
the experience OF every sect or class
Of men who have assumed the
"holier than thou" gzrb. In some
measure they are "allied TO
those Pharisees Of old who made
broad their Phylacteries, aud would
he seen Of men 10 fast, and discharge
with rigid punctuaIity the obssry-
ance Of the law" They have made
great professions from . moral
standpoint and assumed to base
their whole party organization upon
the broad basis Of the church. And
yet IL has been q party OF revenge.
II has even allied itself closely with
the great whiskey party Of this
country-the DemOcracy-for the
purpose Of destroying the Republi-
can party, the only party that
has done anything for tenn
peIance legislation in this
country. Instead Of working
heart and hand with Republicans
for the enforcement Of the Prohibit
ton Law in states where prohibition
exists, IL has thrown stumbling
blocks in the way Of such enforce
ment. It's avUwed purpose has been
TO destroy the Republican party, and
on the runs thereof build itself up
even II IL becomes the tool OF the
Democratic party. The party has
learned i'm this contest that the tenn
Perance element Of this country has
faith in the Republican party-R
party that has always been to the
front In the great moral questions Of
the country.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-22

WASHINGTON, ID. e. Nov. 20
Senator Faulkner, Of West Virgins,
saws: West Virginia IL Democratic.
NV latest information IL TO the eff
feet that we have elected the gov
eTnor nv = nice little majority
probably 800. We also have the
legislature by . majority Of two.
The congressional contests have, I
think resulted In giving us two Of
the districts but there IL still room
for n little doubt on that score. Our
electoral vote o. for Cleveland by .
nluraIlty OF not much lees than
400. Our friends, the enemy, had
q magnificent Organization; Its like
has never been seen ia West Viz
Riuia. In my Oun county the
Republican committee brought
hack more than 3OO voters, nine
teen Of them negroes who had gone
from Ihe state to live, but who had
not. up 70 election day forfeited their
right of suffrage ri their old homes.
Some Of these had strayed n far
away as Kansas and Nebraska, but
thew ali returned In time to do their
utmost for their party on the event.
full November q. The sinews OF
lpolItIral warfare were not absent.
There was . good deal Of sinew and
II exerted itself nightly. He'd 10
been put into active operation few
DAYS earlier, had the Republicans
had time to reach the back counties
they would nave beaten Us out OF
our boots"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-22

COL" KELLOGG, who took all tine
farmers for fools, and made n school
house canvass in this and adjoining
counties Ostensibly for the Union
Labor cause-after making such an
internal jackAss of himself natural
ly wants 10 know where the pelf to
pay for Ids jackass exhibitions il to
come from. He has been hunting
for It, but thus far has found il not.
lie was promised pay by the joint
forces of the Democrats and Union
LabOrites, hut the psymaster seems
To he absent from his place Of busi-
ness. There never WAS such a con-
enumeration Of misrepresentation,
ignorance and fOOlishness ~ that
advanced by "Col" Kellogg upon
the stump, and we are not surprised
that he feels sore that he has not
been paid for making such fool Of
himself. His address To the
Romans" il published in another
column.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-22
HsrrI.sn,. Policy Toward tn. ssu,h.


MEMPHIS, Tenn, November GA
few days ago Col. J. w. jefferson, Q
prominent business man and planter,
who commanded q regiment during
the war, wrote 10 President. elect
Harrison, asking MIN to indicate, so
far as he might properly do 80, the
the probable policy OF his admins
tratiOn toward the south. The fol-
lowing answer was received and was
made public yesterday.
"ISDIANAPOLs, Ind, November
I4-TO Colonel J. w. Jefferson: MY,
Dear Sir-IOur kind letter Of No
vembeT . has been received, and I
am glad to know that the result Of
the election brought satisfaction to
my army cOmrade living In the
south. Inotiee what you say about
the situatrOn there, and assure you
that appreciate IL greatly, and have
the most sincere desire 10 be we'll
informed both as TO the men and
affairs in the south. do most sin
cerely desire to promote the general
good OF cur whole people without
reference To state lines, and I shall
he glad to have the friendly advice
and cooperation Of the law abiding
and conservative people In all the
state. Truly your.
BENJAMIN HARRISON"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-22
LORD sscL,III.'. Successor.

IONDON, November 70. The gov.
eminent 10 considering the advisa-
bility OF appointing . successor to
Lord Sackville before President
Cleveland Vacates his office. A sue
cessor may possibly be appointed In
December. Lord H. {. Vivian, the
minister at Brussels, could have the
Washington pOst IL he wanted it,
hut q L. believed that he does not
desire It. After him the choice
rests upon either Mr.. Punkett, the
present envoy to Japan; Sir r. G.
f.ascelles, the minister at Buchare 81,
or Mr.. Menzen, the minister at
Athens. II 10 understood that Lord
SackvIlle will 60 to Madrid.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-22

The Capital Commonwealth Of
yesterday gave the complete vote Of
the state:
The total vote for Harrison was
~, S5e; for Cleveland, l02, rs; plur-
Atty for Harrison 1881.
The total vote for Humphrey was
ISL ,3le; for Martin, 1O7 ,s25; plurality
for Humphrey, %, as.
The total vote for Elder, Union
Labor candidate for governor, is
35, 433.
The total vote for BOtkin, Prohibit
ton candidate for governor, Ii Q, S3S.
Total vote Of state for Governor II,
80 qi2
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-22

ArCHIsON, KAN, Nov. I6.-ln a
public utteranee last night, United
States Senator John J. Ingalls, cleo
trified his Republican hearers and
dismayed Democratic federal office
holders by the following declaration:
'If could have my way, on the 9Th
Of next March I would remove every
mothers son of them. That IL my
idea Of advanced, refined civil-ser-
vice reform. give notice now to
the Democratic 0ffiee-holders Of
Kansas that, II my will shall prevail,
not to stand on the order of their
going, but go 1T once" In the same
connection he uttered the challenge
that II the Democratic party had
worse opinion Of him than he had Of
the Democratic party, then God help
the Democratic party. Referring TO
pensions. the senator said he was in
favor of placing every soldier who
fought for the American flag, either
In the war for the Union or In the
Mexican war, on the pension list.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-22

wHEHLING,w. Va. Nov. 19-Gen-
eral Goff, Republican candidate for
governor, teiegraphs the state COM
mittee that his majority In Me-
DoweIl county II la and In wyom-
ing county 10. General Golf also
teieRraphs to editor &. Il. Hart Of
the Intelligence that he IL elected
governor. This II the first time he
has made any claim. He says he
will see that the will Of the people Is
carried out
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1889.
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE
An ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.

HARPER's YOUNG IEoPLE heEias IL
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-22

Col. ROHERT G.. INGERLuIL has
received a handsome offer from 3
foreign manager to deliver forty
lectures in Europe next spring. The
manager was about to close an en-
gagement with Niblo's spectacular
play, "The Fall Of Home" when he
heard Of IngersOll and concluded
the pyrotechnics would lie the most
exciting and hald-headed species Of
entertainment. by the way, the
good. Robert IL tOninE down his
religious belief until lie IL near the
plane Of orthOdOIy-sO near indeed
hat Tallmage will invite him 10 MI
his pulpit. There IL no telling, but
perAdventure Bob will Ice respond
log with fervor way up in the amen
corner Of the good nlh-fHshiOne'i
Methodist church.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-22

WHILE people are enquirlng for
the whereabouts Of st. John and
other apostles Of the opposition,
would IL not be well to send out an
enquiry for that bOttls Of Demo-
cratic whisky and two plugs Of dog
leg tobacco which Judge John A.
Martin exhibited with such tragic
effect to Kansas audiences during
the cAmpAign.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-22

The Farmers Congress, held at
Topeka Kan, and the National
Board Of Trade, in session at Chica-
go, passed resolutions identical In
purpose concerning the trust evil.
The resolution Of the Farmers Con
gress reads:
We are opposed to all cOmbinA-
tiOns OF capital in trusts or otherwise
to arbitrarily control the markets Of
this country to the detrImeBt Of our
productive industries, and we de-
mand Of the Congress of the United
states such Legislation as will secure
to the farmers and stock raisers Of
this country the hest possible reward
for their labor. We demand legisla-
ton that will discontinue and pre-
vent In future the formation uf such
combinations and trusts.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-22

TIE Rev. John A. Brooks ran for
Governor Of Missouri on the Probi-
bitiou ticket In 1854 and received
over 1000 votes. He received I'm
Missouri, In the late election, for
vlee-presIdent . little less than 5000
votes. According to the returns the
gentleman don't seem to have been
largely eomplimsnted In his own
state. Two years ago In Pennsylva-
mia the Prohibition vote wss nearly
s., 600; this year but Q little over
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-22

LIT the business man, the me
rhanic, the professional man and
thellabOreT return tO their various vO-
ratiOns and devote their energies
from this time forward in advancing
their own personal interests aud
building up the community Of
which they form part. There 10 .
splendid future ahead for Salina and
all her citizens, II they will but
grasp their opportunities and make
the most OF their advantages. A
future that no political chang, .
short Of . war or revolution can
check or mar.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-22

GENERAL WILLIAM HENRY HAIR
RIsoN, grandfather Of General Ben
Iamin Harrison, now president elect,
was inaugurated a. president on the
4th Of March, ls4l. He nominated
the following cabinet: Secretary Of
state, Daniel Webster, Massachu-
sets; secretary OF the treasury,
Thomas Ewing, Ohio; secretary Of
War, John Bell, Tennessee; secre-
tsry Of the Navy, George +. Badger,
North Carolina; attorney general,
John ]. Crittenden, Kentucky; post
master general, Francis Granger,
New York.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-22

COMMUNICATIONS WILLIAM
WARNER, Of the q. A. r., has issued
an order naming his stat. The
members for Kansas are Senator r..
w. Blue, Of PleAssnton; Captain A.
NJ. Fuller, Topeka; Hon. A. r.
GreenF, Cedar Vale; Mark J. Kelley,
DoninEhan county; General MUIR
ray Myers, wichita; L. r. SPrague,
q. W. Camp and r. J. Littlewort.
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SALIVA, RANs., Nov. u, fsss.
To all whom IL may concern. The
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween James CarIin and Geo. r.
Supple under the name Of Carlin,
Supple 4 Co, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr.
James Csriin going out The busI-
ness In the future will he conducted
In the firm name Of Geo. r. Supple
& Co.
1874 JAMES CARLIN,
GEO. r. SUPPLE.
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The testimony IL Overwhelmingly
yOlumnious In the East that the
Democrats care little for the defeat
~ Cleveland himself. He 10 In no
sense popular. He has no msgne-
tism, men OF his stamp never possess
this much needed gift. Cleveland's
political death 10 little lamented,
aud his funeral obsequies sparsedIy
attended.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-22

THE Wilson county Citizen, edit
ed by one Of the brightest Of Kansas
journaIists-Hon. John 8. Gilmore
is now sole occupant Of the news
paper field In FredonIz, the ChrOni-
RE having just passed In her checks.
Tt j. - II should be now. Fredonia
can support only one good paper and
the Citizen fills the bill.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-22

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. gl.-It 10 as
serted that evidence which was sub
mItted TO the state commission
board to-day shows enough illegal
voting I'm the counties OF Rhea and
MeIRs to overcome the majority Of
II. Clay Evans, Republican eandi-
date for congress In this the third
district. The canvassing board con-
sisis Of the governor aud secretary
Of state.
Both parties appeared before them
to-day aud presented their cases.
The board will decide tomorrow 10
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TIE aREAT AND GOOD KELLOGG
cOMPGAINETH OF THE INGRAT-
IrupE OF srATEsMEN.
SALIVA, November 10, 1883.
Enww..u Enrnsr

SALIVA, November IL, 1883.
EDITUR JOURNAL:
DRAR SIR-I wish through your
paper TO make . few state
ments: First, when ] came to SalinA
Mr.. George Page came to me and
engaged me for the balance Of the
campaign aud was TO pay me
seventy-five dollars and my ex-
Penses, and they have not paid me
only eighteen dollsrs ard seventy
Ave cents; and besides this DIR. y.
ID. Tobey wanted me to work for
him, which I did, aud he went to
the Metropolitan hotel and secured
room and board for me aud told the
landlord he would pay the bill,
which he did not, but the Union
Labor county central committee,
went and settled the bill but left
me fifty-six dollars and twenty five
cents short. Yours Truly,
Col, =. H. KELLOGG,
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-22

GEORGE W. MARTIN, since his
connection with the Kansas City
Gdsotis, has become an Old-fash-
Toned, shouting, orthodox RePubli-
can. lie nov beats all the Republi-
can exhOrters at whaling away st
Democratic sinners, aud he has no
more use for 4 mugwumP than
Judge Martin has for that famous
sealed bottle Of whiskey and two
plugs Of dog-leg tobacco.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-22

AT tile last session Of Congress
three laws which are invaluable TO
KaHsans were passed granting
settlers ON public lands leave Of alb
sence for one yeSr At time from
claims: granting n person who has
expended all his entry rights and
yet not secured title Ia leo acres OF
land, to make additional homestead
entry: and to allow = person who
has entered less than leo acres to
take additional amount sdiOining
necessary to make the quarter
section