The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-04-21
SAID THE AGORA,

The April Agora lies on our table.
1t Is one of the best numbers that
has been ISIS ued. The principal dis.
cussion In this issue are on the silver
question and Kansas democrats,
There IL also . good article from DIR.
A. Schiller Of this city
Sdiind Union.
The Agord-It seems quite preten-
tious to mention q Kansas magazine
along with the old established rich
periodicals Of the east, but all Kan
sans are proud Of the Agord. The
current number, dated April, closes
the last quarter Of the present year
and IL is . symposium Of home tai
ent Of which any state might be
proud. The frontispiece IL IN excel
lent portrait Of Chancellor +. H.
Snow Of the State University. The
question docs Kansas Want Free
Silver ?" is treated by Hon. James
Humphrey, Hon. II. B. Kelly, Hon.
J. d. McCleverty, Hon. g. o.
Thatcher,
Contributed by . citizen Of the
Capital city we notice us Govern
ment by the People Possible ?n
Professor J. w. GIeed, the author Of
this thoughtful and suggestive arti-
Gle, has contributed to the pages Of
the Forum by request Of the editor,
aud 10 possessed Of q clearand visor-
Gus that secures readers wherever 1t
may be found. Several papers In
this number Of the Agord would be
interesting to review ut length but
II is sufficient guarantee OF quality to
Kansas readers and to many out
side OF the state to add the names Of
the other wrsters. They include
Rev. Richard Cordley, b. w. Wood
ward, Professors + w. Blackmar
and Arthur G. Cainfield, Col. o. E.
Learnard, Hon. G.. E. Faulkner,
Professor w. H. Wynn and Flor
ence L. Snow. Hon. A. A. Harris,
Hon. w. c. Perry, Aaron Schuyler.
LID, Ida A. Ahlborn, and Res
well NJ. Field OF Kansas City.
The Agord 10 published at Salins,
the subscription price Is but one
dollar . year, and the magazine 10
worth more than that to any Kan
san. Send for copy for 25 cents
Topeka Capital.
The fourth number Of the Agord
came out last week. This number
completes its first years existence.
1t looks a. though It has cut Its in.
cisor teeth and Its eye and wisdom
teeth were about to shoot into its
gums. This number has taken II
out Of the Republican columns and
its readers will find out upon reading
it that there are some democrats In
Kansas who can do more than write
their name. This perhaps will be Q
revelation to some people In Ksnsss
to find out that there are democrats
In Kansas who can think for them
selves and express their thoughts
upon paper In good English. There
are three contributions In this num-
Der Of the Agora from democrats.
These contributions are from Judge
Humphrey, Hon. A. A. Harris. and
Will Perry. The article Of Col. A.
A. Harris should be read and care
fully digested BY the people Of Kan
sas and especially by people hunting
honestly for reforms. Il cannot be
referred to at length. All three con-
tributions from democrats are credi.
table. There are four articles on
free silver. The last one BY Mr.. g.
o. Thatcher. This article has oue
merit and that 10 honesty. The
writer however, does not throw
any light upon the question. Upon
the whole this number Of the Agoro
IL equal to any Of its predecessors, II
not little in advance Of them
Long may 10 live and eventually riv.
sl the Forum and North American
Review, and other able magazines =
Sdiina Herald.