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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-02-13
Petition Of Tax
payers
TO THE HONORABLE MAYOR
AND COUNCIL OF THE
TOWN OF MANDE- :
WILLIE, LA. f,
lfAxDxvIl.'.E. L..

January q. ls9s.
To the Honorable the Mayor ard
Town Council OF the Town Of
Vaudeville.
The undersigned property tax
payers Of sail town d. respectfully
petition your Honorable B.xay 10
levy a special tax Of Ave mills on
the dollar on tbs taxable property
Of the town Of Vaudeville. Cor .
period of ten years in aid II the
East Louisiana Railroad Cs,snnaay,
and TO assist said railroad company
in building branch 81 ita liSs II
railrOs! NJ now constructed IN the
psris:, Of st. Tsmmany 81 s,nse-
point on the shores III Lake Font.
cl,artrnim. within tho Limits ~ the
town Of Vaudeville.
Your petitioners further i,sa,
that yonr Honorable B.xly ID order
q special election Tor the pus,nas
aior,~aid, aud sabn,it ~ the Drop
esty tax payers VI said tow1 tie
rate Of taxation, and the l,sssp0se
fOr which il il Intended - ai..se-
said. =
Yonr psiiiiosers further pray
that the ballots 10 he used u such
election b. ballots upoa which
shall Ire written ar printed. the
words. ''For the ordinances rrlasive
70 special RAILROAD tag. or "Agsinsa
the ordinance relative 10 slseial
railroad tax:
Aud your petitioners will ever
pray. !.
IA Mn.mier. AlOnzo 0ivea1, n
D. Jal..a Msnaud. Jno l. Smith. ]
II F.var"n. Pascal favssOss: L
Levy. ] Levy. I Levy. rs~ak
R:bsvs Ira Il Strain. J r Zst.f.m,
I Cl,nn.l,ny. l. Coqa~llon. A fia1,cs.
w H Morgan. + E-lninsncs, p
PocheIu. J l. Pniili,~, G s Gal.
braitl. John Dash. Miles DiclSom,
W A Smith. g n Bainsless. John
West. 4 & B0ase. Nathan Harlem.
Jse r Davis. q Scls-lIss, EHil.
Dalonrs. Chas Nos:.an. p e Smith.
NJ J Sharp. w g Davis. Anivn;o
Il GsilIss.l. l. Srh+4ser,
Alien W.t. A Mukenhiem. Matches
francois. G Henrieks. XingO LEXIS.
John Phillipe. r O Pizcsta, J.~eph
Cs~isisg. Eng Mailer. G H J~stins, |
Johr 4 Miller. Rafus Phillipx J
Matthew. L NJ Jnnosl. r Colos;ss.
e Gus Tackc. Sam Robson, lev i
johnson. \ Bass sll. e F Folixset.
Jos Smith. E.ln.oa LOWS. wnk. L !
Phillips. 4 Strain. J.bn Th~oisshl, !
J 4 ilsi.l. H b Miller. John Hsw.
k;ss O + D..slorgex. Mrs r Psal.
,.,..a.,. p..r pro. H D Hopkins, z r
Dyer, + e Riskcsts. f s Fssxuses.
3sO w Kelly. H LANCE. FsCl
Danissossy. 1.l,ols L Co. N ~
Mrs Ls1esaaderi-, wi.l:sv
Angiade. per Wn Aaxlads. " ;.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-02-13

An 0st)isascr providing SOr Q
special election 20 vote wpan tie
qucsiios u lsvying . special TAX Of
I've mills on tho dollar on the taxa
bic property u the town NJ Mande-
vile. St,r = l,esiOd Il ten years -,
ell IL the Eaes Loaisiaaa Railroad
C.,ssrs.y. aud Tor other purposes.
Whereas. y petisiOa has been pre-
Q. mlc,l 10 this Coaacil signed by
more than ONE. third al t;ss property
tax payers AZ the town ~ Nantle-
vile. petieis'ning this body to Ieyy
. sus eial tax u Eve mills ON The
Aollas on the TAXABLE property Of
ssisl town los . period II len years
In Gid " the East Louisians Rail.
ruaal Company. and 81 assist said
s~ilsoad company in Ouildifs. =
branch VI ito lire ~ railroad ~
now Constructed in the parish Of
81 T.ssmany 81 ss'sno point ON the
shores u Lake POntrhastsain within
the limits VI the town IL Nsmsls-
vile. and praying this Council 10
ORDER = special election lssr the pur.
p"ses aforesaid and according 10
law.
Now. therefore SECTION BE u
os.laine.l: That mn election shall
he hrlL ON Thursday. March ,.
lS92. 10 vule wpDw the qns.siiO" Of
the levy u aais tax. Es~h ballot
shalt hav. written ~ printed upon
it the words, +" For tlse Os.1inassce
relative 10 special railroad tax. ~
Against the or,linascc sshtiss 10
special sai:rnad tax"
Sec Z. Bs it farther orslsined ;
That the sai.l eIecti0a shall be held
sm.lrs The Kesesal aleetiSa laws al
this State ~ 20 tie manner Ut vot-
ing aad gss~ral cDaslucl u The
same. That Publication Of the Pc
Gtion N tax payers pesitiUsing los
. levy u said tax and notice Ut sid
election she'll be made lOe thirty
(3O) days in he 81. TAxxAxy Fan-
xk.. pabli.lsed in the town Of Gov
isgtcn. Loaisiana. and tire result u
said election shall be announced
aad promulgated soeoclisg 70 law.
Sec. 4 b il further ordained;
That this osllinssce shall take
effect lsoh and after iis passage.
provided said East Louisiana Rail.
rOsd COsspssv stall 6s completed
to . punt within the corporate
limits Of the l0wn Of Vaudeville,
s;x months alter the rrs'malagatioW
Of The rssult Of saisl election, e.
cept in case Of legal obstruction. in
which case said legal estOppala.
shalt be addstl 10 eaid time OF six
monlhe
Adopted II . special meeting
held On Jansasy -. lS92.
r. Pocnxlr. Mayor.
J. \. Mu6xiEa. Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-02-13
ABITA SPRINGS.

February IN, 1854.
kpirvI ST TANMAxy FAaxEs:
The greatest and most pathetic meet.
Ing r. when two ''patriots," who have
been brothers In the late ''war al
strife, crOss each Others path In the
vista Of years. The incidents and
"Reminiscences Of the fiery days are once
more renewed by association, and each
feel their tender chords readily vibrate
st the revelation II their past hitter ex.
periencrs upon the field II hattie. This
Is applicable to that dear and renowned
old veteran, Col. John Samdlgc, who
carries the sigma Of the ''lnfantry Of
Virginia." and Hon. J. =. B0ssier, who
can to-day point with honor and glory
to his loss sustained while reualcring
service 10 his cOuntry's cause. The
Colonel r. man Of sensitive OrSanixa-
tion. and intellect essentially acute.
His large eyes indicate his universal
powers Of perception. lie h IN accom-.
pllshesl mathematician and lOgician.
and . lnaster Of English style, while the
Judge II man possessed Ut . natural
poetic .'irc."
We are glad to mote the improvement
In taxable property. dur commercial
citizen, Mr.. John l.ankston. is makiay
extensive repairs and improvements to
hIs place Of business. which will be
quite an rmbellishmcnt to our little
town. We will soon he greeted by N
a6able and agreeable junior I.anksios,
who no doubt will he quite an acquisi.
ti0n to the business.
Work IN the Ice Factory Ii rapidly
progressing, and IN addition II :s4 feet
1t newly lined porcelain pipe is beiag
laid to the Springs, which will he used
sOlcly for the lIottliny Works. Nj. 4.
Enelerli. who n Instrumental In makiax
Il . success, r. sttentiv~lv supervising
the work. prior to his trip to the naoun.
laine.
Immigrants are daily pouring In to
settle IN the borders u the shack.
woOsls," ~ innumer.lIle claims are BE-.
Ing purchased, which - m esc0uraxr.
a,cnt 10 the ''hOrny hsstied sons Oe
loI."
Mr.. Henry Biefie, arcnownesl mlxol0-
list, and proprietor III the ''Saperb
cslsinierr." Of New Orleans, b rusti- !
.atiax ut the Spsings. The genial J
leary h N expert crack ahot. and the |
,racsice of target shooting Is his favor.
fe sport.
Mr.. N. Meyers. u Indiana, hes sixned
n engagement to rc1ain with ~ . llt.
k loases, - the iMblblag Of the Alta
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-02-13
osrsGAi-J
PrOnaulg
Proposed Amendments TO the Con.
stttultUu u the State u l<ouisi.
ana. Adopted By the Gen
eral Assembly In 1890.
MATE ~ 1<DCSssAxA,
Once NJ The secretary ~ state.

~~ - sOC GCN1Ct01V ~ Su8uSs .
10 pursuance II the psovlsioss of the
COustilstlOs, palliratioa In herebv
ssaale AID gives to the quallaed el~ctofr
Of the State u lAssisiaaa ~ the pFO.
posed aaDeatlnesas 10 The Cnastit sti0.
u this State, which have beea con
Cured u BY tWO-thlrls Of sll The mem.
hers excited to eath house u the 0;en-
esal Assemhly Of this kasfe, q the re-.
ulaf sessl0a thereof, held q the Cltv a.
batOa Rouge n 1854, and which arc r..
4alsesl to he pul'llshesi Tor the lp6vrma-
tloe y the 9sall1ed elecsoes Of thIs
Stste tor three M0sths preceding -
next esectisa Tor Representative. 49,
whSrh psopOsesi smeadaeses n,Ofe fnIlv
appear Ia JOlnt Res0autioos No. M
and Ia. which are hereinafter oeIri.lIv
rublteheti for the Information Of IT,
quelloed electors u thi. Xeaae. snal
whlch Win he salmittetl to them ~
their appsOval ~ seiertIoa, q TIE next
Erasfal e1eetl0a which win BE- Ma 3.
Tpestlsy, the 18th day ol April. lsss
{ e bslNg the Tsesslay next lolloviny
the third Monday Il sold mon0h.Y r.
sseh naooef cd Turn that IL eralinsS
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-02-13

). 4. Blaine has formally noti6.
ed the National Republican Commit.
tee that he Is not = candidate AR
the Presidency, and that his name
will not 90 before the Conventios.
II Is said that he will also soon re-
sign his position - Secretary Of
State.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-02-13

ton are patriots, whose love fOe
the party, and whose solicitsde tor
white supremacy outweigh any A..
bitiOa tW hold pssblic Office. we 1eel
no hesitation In speaking Ter tAe0
In THE critical period Of the pastyS
existence. Therefore, II the later.
est Of the integrity aad harnoay q
the Democratic party and to asosd
the possibility Of the election u .
Republican COnvention n the State
Of Louisiana and the consequent
loss OF l.ouisiana's vote to the NJ
tiOnal Democratic party in NOven-
Der, 1892. We offer for the coasid.
Grafton Of your committee the FOL.
lowing propositions, Wig:
1. That the nominees upon the
two tickets, known ~ the INC
Emery" ticket and the 'sE0stes"
ticket, withdraw.
:. That the two State Central
Committees, known - the "McEn-
cry State Central Committee" and
the ''Foster State Central Commit
tee" join in . call for . new pri-
mary electiam for delegates to .
State nominating c0nventi0n. 10 be
held in the City Of New Orleans mt
later than March IL. 1892.
). The adoption by the two
State central committees 1T . set Of
rules that will insure . fair and hon
est expression u the win a the
Dem0cratic voters. the prevention
Ut frivolous contests and N equal
representation among the commits
si0ners Of election to the two con-
tending parties, the selectioa 1t
said commissioners to be made by
the campaign committee of the re-
spective tickets within the various
parishes throughout the State the
method OF election OF the delegates
throughout the State to be unjgorm,
and the primaries in the dinerent
parishes to be held on the isame
day that date to be fixed by the
the joint action Of the State Central
Committees.
We respectfully call attention to
the fact that IL this action Of ours.
taken in the interest Of the DemO-
cratic party Of this State and Of the
national Democratic party, meets
with your approval. speedy seton
will be necessary in order to cDn
plete the full work befsDee the 18th
day Of March.
The State Central COmmittee Of
the regular Democratic party hes
been called to meet IN the City Of
New Orleans On the 18th day Of
February. 1892, tor the tf&nsac-
ton u important business.
An early reilly l. respectfully re.
qnested.
by order OF the c0mnaittee.
A. W. CxAxDELin
Chairman Of the Executive Comsalttee
Of the Democratic Party Of I.OuiFiaaa.
Jomx +. MlcmELL. Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-02-13

New Orleans, Feb. q 1892.
Ats meeting Of tie executive COM
ubittee u the Dem0cratic State
Central Committee. held this day,
the following preamble and resolu-
tions we're unanimously adopted:
Whereas, the Democratic State
Nominating Convention adopted the
following resolution:
Resolved, That the State Central
Committee to he appointed by this
convention BE- and they are hereby
authorized, II possible to make any
and I'll agreements and arrange
naents With the Pro and Anti Lottery
Demsocracts for the submission ol
the said amendment to , primary
election OI white Democratic voters
At . day to be lixed and under
rales to be agreed to BY both
parties. and the State Central Com
m,ttee b directed to use every hon
ofsble means to bring about . set
Element Of this question In accord.
ance with the power herein confer
red )" and
Whereas, On the formation Of this
executive committee the State Cen
trail Committee vested II with full
powers In the premises and
Whereas, ny the action u Mr..
John A. Morris for himself aud his
associates. declaring. through the
pnblic press, that he and they will
mt accept said revenue amendment
even thoagh it BE- adopted BY the
people u the State Ut Louisiana, it
lias lseen rendered useless to make
the effort to have the Lottery Rev
enue Amendment submitted to
white primaries: and
Whereas, this committee, lDeliev-
ing such declaration upon the part
Of Mr.. Morris foe himself and his
associates to he sincere, aud de.
string to Get this vexed question 1t
rest, Be It
Resolved, That this executive
committee hereby notifies the voters
Of the Democratic party through
o,lt the State Of Louisiana that
tl.is executive OOmmittee will cause
I'll the llen,ocratic tickets to be vO-
ted 1t the general election Of April
~. 1892, to have printed upon them
the words against the levees.
SCHOOLS, charities. pensions. drain
age, lotteries and general fund
alnendnlent," and that the said
ticket shall not bear upon them
tie words. ''Foe the levees, schools.
charities, pensions. drainage, lot.
terics and general fund amend
ment."
BE il further resolved. That We
suggest to and urge upon the re.
el,ective parish and senatorial nom-
mating conventions Of the regular
Democratic party to especially in
struct and direct their nominees for
the General Assembly Of the State
Of Louisiana to vote against any
call whatever Tor . constitutional
ccnvention.
by order Of the C0mmittee:
A. W. CRANDELL, Chairman.
JOHN 4. MICHEL, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-02-13

DIR. r. ). nEINrz.

Mr.. A II. Leonard. the Repub-
lican candidate for Governor. has
written . long letter Of acceptance.
and Is confident, with . divided
Democracy, he can be elected Cow
esnoe.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-02-13

AMENDMENT No. :.
..prcno.;.. "a ..h-;s =. ~. .,.... -
"a. 49, =. .-...S-..n - ..s:.S.
two h..I,sA ~ s-.ss~.s;.s s..Sss
~ n. G,~..s;a-s;s. - ss-@ -.iI.:-.
n I.r,,i. E1-.ss;cs '''
SErT'oS BE 10 enacted by the Gen.
EN- A:eensDsy Q! sse state Of louisiana
sNas"s OF tse eeooese esecee1 TO
go - .cs1e eo.csssese seereso. That ~.
sS. o r ose" q. svensy.asme o.
.se Coessssas:oe o. eighties ssaased
s."..ss sa:ee. " sns1SeA acd re-
sG:S. Z: -, - 8: 20 reaM ~ !osIo.s. VIZ:
sse s1s-ine senoos !neus 81 this
- " .". s..s scsa.s o.: !. Inc Psocee'la
49, ss; ~ +. !os ,ca"9. purposes e pro-
s s ~ :. ~: ~ Osss.ssso1; Z The N.
sese.s On the proceeds Of eli public lAnd
~. \" ~. .ssseM y NE United ss:aes
s.I.s.. ~ poss Q! the fsbssc
- ~I;.s s~ osees Ps0pes-
.s"S :. IS..ssS =. - oeleeaseess'
..Ts -. :. 49,. . " :" - 0ssse % Rea.
:. ,:...s- ~ :. Az Ise"s
TS.s 49, sesn Pr0vea
~" C~ ~ kaesea % sae
800. "a ~ osner pes-
S.Is:-., :. ~ = y vacant estases
ic.ir;.s. ~" r~.:.," we esAse OF
eee,5a. n vhcIe a, 4" 80 -
Iaas)s cot ,lesion.ee., e., 49,. ~..rs.
asd shall provide that eyerv ,,rsi1n NJ
every achool vsrl n ~ ,ar;.s .,s.
lew = TAI for tIe r.i,i;. ..s. MY
IN. whieh shall sos exceed I've Is, nils
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-02-13

We arr authorized to announce
KDlsT. x. REIN
OF Amitc City, - candidate for Judge
Of the Sixteenth Judicial District. conn
posed Of the parishes Of TanyipahOa,
It. Helena. st. Tammany. Livingston
and Washington. At the ensuing election,
subject to the action Of the Democratic
party.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-02-13

wster has rroloasrsi his cxisteace to q
remarkable degree.
Nr. Chaslea David WAS here for few
days to settle a0sse legal bssincss al
loag staadlsz. Charlie h . very am.
bltisss youth, and h steadily mouniins
the ''lsasler Of fame.
Z9l.l.kA.
"Who win care fOr JUhnny uow:'
msDafnfslly asks the New Orleans
New Delta. At tie top Of the first
colaEs Of It's editorial page on the
day after Mr.. Morris letter with
drawing the lottery revenue props,-
siiion appeared. We can only ans
wer this query by stating that We
are at . loss to know. There is no
longer . lucrative job or Office in
sight, and a. the lottery question Is
out u our politics. Johnny e. Wick
lille will be without calling, and
will probably have to return to the
wilds Ut Grant parish.
-~sOs~-
The Den,0crats " Ascension par
isi. in mass meeting assembled at
l)onaldsonvills, ON the ;lst, passed
the following ringing resolution,
which Il in line with the sentiments
oi the true Democracy u the State.
and should hnd . ready response
from every Democratic center. The
resolution was passed unanimously
BY the fonr hundred Democrats as
sembled:
Resolved. That while We make no
charge against any "ne In authority
Of intent to falsiiy the result Ut the
State election in April next, We are
not unmindful that eternal vigilance
Is the price Of liberty. That while
our hammer In this campaign shall
be the emblem u peace, We shall
inscribe upon its folds that sacred
device, "A Free Ballot and Fair
Count" and to the vindicatiOn Of
that right and principle We pledge
our lives and our sacred honor.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-02-13

Az Rn;rLAg DEnsn.kATM TMK.
. Ers ~ NJ PRINTED
AGAINST II.

EAs,am ASH SENATORIAL CssNvEN.
re,ys Cg:Rp n Instruct LIa:ls-
; lArayE NOMINEES ~ v.yTE
: AsApxsr Axy Call rOR A CWN-
srrrrrtyNAL CONVENTION.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-02-13

We are authorized to announce
wM. KENNEDY.
A candidate for the Office If Clerk III
the District Court for the Parish u 81.
TAmmany.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-02-13

We are authorized 10 announce
BOLIVAR EDWARDS
~ . candidate fOr the cfiice 1T District
Attorney Of the Sixteenth Judicial Dis.
tsict cf Louisiana, composed cf the pat.
ishes OF 81 Tammsny, Washington,
Tancipahea, st. Helena and Livingston.
Election April -. lk:D3.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-02-13

We are authorized 10 ANNOUNCE
r. b. MAKTlNDALE
As candidate for the Office Of Clerk Ut
T. District Court for the Parish of 1t
Tammany.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-02-13
Fer Clerk 81 Court.

Ter Clerk ~ C~urt.
We are authorized 70 announce
II. KWARREN
AZ candidate for fi.c Office Of Clerk Of
the District Court for the Parrish Of st.
TaMmany.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-02-13
Fer State Senator.

Fer State Senator.
We are authorized to announce
JOHN T. WOOD.
Of Washington Parish, ~ a candidate
fer senator from the Seventeenth Sen
aaOrial District. composed Of the Far
islAes Of st. Tammany. ~. Helena, Tam
gipahsa. I.ivimyx. ON and Washington.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-02-13

W. G. DAVIS,
As . candidate for Representative from
1t. Tammany parish In the General As-
scmhly, subject to the action Of the
Democratic party.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-02-13

We are authorized to announce
J. s. BOSSIER,
As candidate for reelection a. Repre-
sentative from st. Tammany Parish In
the General Assembly.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-05
READ TIE JouRNAL.

Salinas big paper mill has started
and forty tin pals are added TO her
industrial brigade thereby. The
papers Of that city should now find
time TO tell what kind of paper Is to
he manufactured.-Ctdy Center
Times.
The above indicates that the
sanguinsry editor of the Times does
not read the JOURNAL, or he would
certainly have found the following
In the paper issued April q, and
probably in the very article that in
spired his paragraph. 1t Is the only
description OF the enterprise yet
published by Sslina paper. Look
at this:
"rhey will make straw wrapping
paper, building board, bread paper,
hardware paper, red express and
several grades OF MANILA paper.
They expect To add a machine at
once for making straw-board."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-05

a WHOLE raft of "favorite sons"
seems to have sprung up all over the
country within the lines Of the
Democratic party. All the states
are for Cleveland first, aud then, IL
the great "sluflcd prophet" Is found
To have no show the favorite son
racket il to be worked i'm the con-
veutinn fer all il H. worth Now,
THERE'S Palmer OF Illinois, who holds
Office 10y the grace Of two Alliance
men. Then there is Gray Of Indiana,
bothhe and Palmer, along with Boies
Of Iowa, another fovorite son, are
renegade Republicans who turned
Democrat because they were too
good to be Republicans any longer.
Maryland has fa,orite son in
Senator GornIsn, and Massachusetts
with Governor Russell. Ohio had q
favorire son but ne Is q disgrace just
now, having been beaten by Nc
Kinley in the governorship race.
He also Is = renegade Republican,
and il is said the party would like
to trade him of for a yellow dog.
Then there's Villas, Of Wisconsin.
another favorite sou, and about the
most creditable man Of the lot. This
is a great year for favorite sons
truly, with our friends, the enemy.
While there are throngs OF men with
ia the Republican ranks who are
excellent presidential timber, all sre
for our able, clean and honest Har-
rison, the peer Of any statesman who
ever lived.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-05
THE STATE PRESS.

Clay Center Dispatch: The death
Of William Astor which the dis
patches say was the effect Of "heart
failure" leads US TO ask q question:
Does heart failure cause death, or
does death cause heart failure? Will
some physician please answer.
Winfield Courier: "When news.
paper extends the courtesies Of free
discussion of public affairs to its
patrons it does not and cannot be
expected to surrender its ownership
or have its policy dictated by those
who are not financially interested.
How many people forget this fact"
Washington Post: Farm sales In
Kansas last month amounted to 81
100000 or course the calamities
will claim that this only shows how
many Kansas farmers have broken
up and lost their farms. But who
were all the fools who bought them
out, and where did they get their
money? Were they all eastern
plutocrats.
Fredonia Citizen: The average
Alliance .o, ;n H.,... a. IT,.
A'iiance PaPef III hansa' /" Jus.
Democratic enough to not offend
Democrats, and the Democratic pa
pers curry favor with the Alliance
sufficiently to prevent the opposi-
ton OF Alliance voters and readers.
Yet both classes Of papers differ
ence only ostensible) wax earsent
over their great and vital 'prin-
cIples."
Lawrence Journal: Whenever n
Kansas county holds n convention
now some epterprisiug delegate tele-
erapbs In each Of the candidates for
sova,,o, ,h., he h.. ,ha wb,.I. a.,.-
sss,inn h-vnnd 49, 5onht TIKI ~.
: ,anS.ncy 20 ~ ,hinaa so,,nyhas
In ths nni1ds ~ tha aaesrsi nnh,;a
hnt ssch c.ndia.,a ~ h.nnv IN az.
absolute knowledge that he is getting
all the delegates.
Abilene Reflector: The republi-
cans Of Kansas should make an ag-
gressive campaign this year. 1t 10
In making such that they are at
their best, We have nothing need.
ing defense and nothing TO an. Iogize
for. IL Is In the line of duty 10 push
the battle TO the uttermost and
make the campaign one of force and
enthusiasm. Lukewarm poIjcIes
are unworthy the republican marty
of Kansas.
McPhersou freeman: The salt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-05

AMos's ddrocdte OF last week con-
tanned some very title remarks
anent political tramps" 1t is time
q halt was called on the fellows who
enter politics for the sole purpose
OF self-aggrandizement and personal
gain. Whenever the Republican
party has fought purely on the lines
Of principle IL has been uniformly
successful and gloriously victorious.
On the other hand when IL has suf-
fered itself to be pulled about by the
nose by selfish and corrupt polite
ians IL has suffered merited defeat
and punishment. Let the barnacles
and political tramps," be turned
dcwn without exception and sat
upon.