The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-06-20

outraged public sentiment horribly, in
recommending q democrat, but if he
had suggested Old Nick himself for the
vacancy, = every Kansas republican
should have taken of his hat and
cheered him for it. The cardinal doe
trine of Republicanism in this state is
that no republican official or congress-
man can do wrong. The Chase county
jays made asses of themselves when
they violated it in order to shit the
woundless air'' in striking at poor
innocent democratic appointee to an
insignificant office.
If women could realize how the men
hound and prosecute them after sus-
picien attaches to them, they would be
very careful of the first false step. A
woman who may be thousand times
better than the best man in the town.
IS hunted and watched and maligned,
while man with all his sins goes free.
Many strong men regard the weakness
or women as evidence of guilt; men
who are towards in the presence of
men are DULLES with women. The
greatest protection of woman is re-
spectabihty. 1t can be said to the
credit of men that they viii organize
mobs and hang scOundrels for injurinR
respectable women, but the same men
will prosecute a woman who permits
| suspicion TO attach to her skirts
Atchison Globe.
There is good share of fiummery in
that. The best friend a woman has,
who has made a false step, will be
found among men. Her OVID sex will
first scent the wrong, talk about it and
turn their backs on her, Everybody
knows that. Men are far more char
liable to women than women are tC
each other. The latter will oftentimeS
wink at the peccadilloes of men, but
never at those of their own sex. Since
the Garden of Eden, this anomaly Of
the sexes has been matter of wonder
and will continue SO until the crack OF
doom, or will the ladies alter their dis
positions when they get all the equa
suffrage they want?
Have you seen the last number Of
Judge the pictorial sheet? If not
spend a dime, or dollar if necessary
and get one. There you will see how
Son Russell is displaying his fine 1tal
ian hand in the management of tina
periodical. For disgusting syco
phancy, hateful servility and disgrace
full cringing and fawning before great
ness, it stands without peer. There
you will see President Harrison, stand
ing god-like and serene in a den O.
wild beasts, submissive and tame
crawling on their bellies before him
Your surprise will become amaZemen
when you find that the beasts all wea1
the collars of distinguished republican
leaders. Blaine is there, lying on hi
back, looking up appealingly at hi
master. Vice President Morton
crouching on his belly, fawns obsequi
ously at the presidents feet. Sherman
is there, and Platt and few more, al
doing the fawning act to the king
taste. What will those gentlemen
think of being represented in that fash
ion. with collars around their necks
And what Will the country say when
learns that the presidents hopeful Sol
Russell is connected with the pape
that pictures his father in this gro
tesque and ridiculous fashion? Again
let us ask what the Kansas Journals
tic admirers of the president will sa
about it? Not one of them, so far a
we know, has noticed it yet. Wha
does the esteemed Republican thinl
of it?