Lawrence Western Home Journal (Newspaper) - August 17, 1871, Lawrence, Kansas 1 HOME JOURNAL Clay comes out for the Republican candidate for the OXB deaths from the disaster in Mew now fools up one Vork Montana a Republican dele gate by a thousand This ia a Republican More of the are being brought to light by the court martini in progress in INDIAN An Interesting teller will be foil ml in this from tbe advance corps of railroad build era In tbe Indian at last got its re port ready lo sen timent and a free press have compel led it to make some A to the World assert i is and that and Frauce have un alliance against Germany ami which we do not A railroad the result of a rotten and worthless ix re ported from The su of that road should he for Russia has experienced a little tlie ul a in Ie having designs on gov A new batch of convicts for AKO TMB Horace himself on the woman He dont believe in woman I and be could not bo tlie candidate of that party for the This ia to say the least of The Tammany ring have at last succeeded in discrediting the loans of New York in one of the chief money markets lf the The Berlin has thrown New York city loans out of its list of AHB The great national horse exhibi tion ia in full with one hun dred and thirteen at The thirty thousand dollars In premiums brings together avast crowd of exhibitors and ho finest horses in the Salt Lake has a genuine sensation iu of a ou a charge of preferred by his first Things are working in and Brigham had bolter hurry up that new revelation po which advised him to get some years The returns from twentynine counties In Kentucky give only majority This is a tremendous falling last year when the car ried the State by Kentucky will back the Union by such votes aa these that Tammany has obtained and perpetuated iu SEW IV A new church movement is foot in Germany among tbo Catho main features arc the sub ordination of the Pope to the Coun aud an increased participation of the lay element in the govern ment ol Ihe The infallibility dogma is producing i I a natural reac in Ihe minds of Cath all over ihe 1hc brings for ward ihe name of Gen John as Iho Republican candidate for the Vice Presidency at the next may ba a very good but no body would think of nominating him for fiance ho not to be nominated for Vice Presi Our experience has been too bitter und costly to allow of I he nom of any man for Home years ago we through a paper we were connected that in ten years from that time would have people that the second town in Ihn State would be and the third or with tho chances in favor of Iho We believe onr pre dictions will itol lie far from alone cordia Kvery little while we come across lime anch prediction as the in which i coolly down aa likely tu sometime in the tho third or fourth in tho Meanwhile Ihu good old town goes right main tains her past und seems more likely lo overtake enworth than to fall behind Topeka We would not ex change our chances today for hose of any other town in Ihe A This is an enterprise that our peo ple mil lose sight The present the railroad building era In The mails thai are not buill within the two years will not be built for twenty years to We must strike while the iron is The other towns inter ested with us in this line an al Atchison has voted Oska loosa has a proposition up lo vole township ind other towns along Ihe line are to vote Now is the time for us to do The advantages of this road to Lawrence are al u It would give us another competing eastern It would connect with the Central Branch Pacific running northern tier of it would give us a direct outlet north io by roads As we have ia mov ing in this At a meeting of her just the mayor 01 Cir Price and Abel were appointed a committee to people and have named nexi Monday as ihe day when they will be At their a AHD THE Senator Ulair nominates Gratz i Brown for Uw next Democratic candidate for the Blair hardly speaks at and we ac cept this as the formal that a strong push will be made for Brown in the Democratic Presidential The Ottawa University imbroglio has jutt been opened up in the De of the Interior by iii beJl t matter now under consideration is the granting of patents to the prcs will be hold iu the court at 3 to consult iu regard to this gen eral turnout of our THE WHOLE Some in tlie Atlantic Monthly a series of ar ticles on They were well into detail in tbe tiou of the that our family kitchens cooks and cook ant wholesale at much stoves the i done by the cheaper figures than we are to P haa since followed up tho subject from time to in various articles written for the Wi T i j T Ii i i i i board of trustees of the which housekeeping seven thousand acres of wholesale shall be trust n Dill it ia a ar fact so in two great where wo might expect he cooperative system of house to make its first and com it has lo a great cx ent We allude to washing nd ironing and the making of if there arc in the hole range of housekeeping which ne would say beforehand ought to c done cheaper and better by the than by the family t is the making of bread and the of In ma may IMS made largely to su hand labor in there lould be a large saving In tho mat er of and iii each the processes re comparatively the suits what re tlie facts bakeries ul laundries in all of our cities and ngo yet they utterly fail o the family baking or the amily washing and They re not generally because peo Ic cannot use It is In all ordinary families to uvo ironing and bnk ng done at home than it is to use akers bread or to patronize the Take the usual prices of sundry washing for a family of ght and it ia far cheaper o hire a woman to como into the furnish the fuel aud soap and have the washing and done at until wo cair devise some by which such important oms of household work M these can e doue on the large to supersede the family It Is useless to think of ourselves from the If our bread cannot 3 baked and out clothes washed by 10 it is vain to think of etling our lea and onr our eak and onr onr chops and ur at anybodys cooper ive even though we have with hot arry them in and keep them his ia a dollars and cople who choose can now abolish leir and their meals a The hotels and arding houses are open for those ho would be emancipated from cares but Ihe the These dc and more money than the moil of to spend in that Anil how arc we to reach the great nd noble army of the weary and worn wives of he with our reforms to all the trials their ris ers in they have addi onal of not cing able to rhore is tho cooperative kitchen ir them Who shall come to their These not each The the cook and the wash tub must remain n the farmers But we an suggest i by which armers can lessen the labors of their in the Give them ood dry properly housed nd cut and them the cst patterns of cook The cook stove is no norc to be compared to a modem Stewart a s to an oldfashioned Pro Klo a good washing There re good ones that diminish the la or of washing let a It will save its cost a ozen times a year in the wear and ear of Buy your wife a ewing that she shall ot have to sit up till after ou are gone to and clothes fur the little ones to as willing to spend money in the buso for good and improved imple ments as you are on the farm or in he barn longer or one woman a longer he it a gross Kvery man over twentyfive ought to weigh one and sixtyfive and liave hi head punched if he weighed any But it ia in Ihe future goud time coming that he is hopeful for a mil like one of the sewing is to be taken to pieces and zed ou a broader plau and a better Then Ihe lazy shall he indus ihe vicious the self sh man melt into a and the become an econ Then each mans brain shall weigh exactly to a and each mans be equally elastic md Hereditary diseases weaknesses shall n all the ilia In poor for thousands of for which we are told the ion entered the world re to be removed by merely palch ng up society a and by laws made by this erratic descended from a as tells and possessed of a thousand as we ure no less we rather like a little non II or al least makes is aa great a multitude of ins Iln who does not ike roughing it on the dusty borough fares of life can sit down and talk to obliterate tho act that ho lias been unequal to the ace of are some Imes The most cruck enthusiast fancies thai if so toty wan only properly te would be selected as the teacher f all and that in be intervals of sublimo loiU ic would be refreshed by somo lovely holding to his nose a y Our society is a hard It ia on the forty millions of hard tof the Paris land re formers and socialists are not so much in we are forci bly reminded that they are never an and one o Your genuine lead i that the acts that make tho units of our masted It is a The longest pole knocks tho We enter the arena In ur clothes and leave it with false dyed hair and a As a nation we are a and the failures are merely thrown iu to point tho mor al iu the story of the lucky But we bad almost forgotten our and The American land system is the ne purely distinctive thing we t has grown with our growth aud with onr It s embedded in our It is not the family holding of the T the communist system of or of our own It is not the eudal system of There is 10 system of The system is each man can buy and f bo is able or so aud hold ror him or until he is induced to ell There is no security in per No land in The sons of a sire it if you is tho cornerstone of our civil Each man looks after hia own family and devil take the hind There might possibly be a letter but we have got along well with on an Tjie Indian is our only practical He holds his ands in He does not im it besides the linger of other Indians sharing bis abor with he only increases the chances of the white man steal ing If he raises a big he has all his neighbors to Why should lie raise s big crop He consequently makes and blows on goes So wonld our white Your that he and his can enjoy the fruits of bis labor our civilization gives it to lie does not wish tied in the race of life With the the blind and the He is willing to bnt he wants tbe He carries hie labor Into the market of the aid takes for it the price regulated by supply and i All hot equally All not equally are not equally Alt men are not to the Doder our American all brought down to the of supply arid tha by a coat of We un it will soon be ready for The Presbyterian church at Nec Falls will be on Sab August Meetings will be held Friday and Saturday nights Friday of will The Abilene Chronicle that of has accepted a call from the Lutheran church of aud will move there and enter upon his labors about Ihe 20lh has tendered his resignation as pastor of the Con church in to take effect September Tunnel is a and the Alma Union hopes be will re consider the mailer and stay another The Salina Journal says I he foun dation of Ihe new Episcopal church building ia and every thing is now ready for the carpen Brick is being hauled every day for the new church and the arc pre paring lo put up the Seventynine persons who been on probation were received into full membership in the church of last The News Letter says it was a great eight to see a number come after answering the questions anil taking the vows upon to tho right baud of Tho Chronicle of says that the of Kansas there tu the Inter sis of the Presbyterian The same paper says that several members of the Christo colony arrived at Abilene a few days They arc out iu the and will at begin the work of making beautiful homes on tho rolling The Garnetl says The church in this city has the bell in Johnson to great credit for exertions made to obtain so splendid an addition to our churchgoing We hope now to our Methodist friends stir around right lively and lish the exterior of their fine and commodious church i The church building in this city U rapidly approaching The frame is already and it will soon be ready for the plasterers and Cox is tho The Paola Republican of the says At tbe communion season lasi Sabbath in the Presbyterian there were fifteen accessions to the Five children were and Steele were installed as ruling The for the church are and both pastor and people have great reasons for encouragement We but express the sentiment of the entire community when we re gret circumstances beyond his control have compelled Alexander to resign position as pastor of the Baptist church In this We are glad to know that he will and hope that way may be opened here to him labor in that field for which he is so eminently i The Humboldt Union says The German Lutheran church of this city have called as of Allegheny New ar the wid upon the his pas From the we formed of him during short inter he will be to onr and a able pastor to the large flock who have called I It will not be many before shall be permitted to announce for the dedication of the new church of The N E W OLD A If a visitor from the States were so he could with ease col lect material for an ample revenge ou That per in hia work entitled New gathered together all the information he could obtain con novel or eccentric religious sects in the new dressed his facia with a sauce of his aud served up the the delecta tion of the British Submit ted to the samo New Old England would yield even a more and every Yankee would find reason to thank God that America ia uol as England The with its lewd the Vegetarian Christians and their strange the Plymouth Brethren aud their remarkable su would furnish abundant material for chapter on From the few papers now on my table I might make ex tracts throwing a strange light on tho civilization existing in tho Eng land of This little for from a police A CURIOUS TALK Of Ihe amusements of officers and noblemen On Womb of tho Second life was summoned before the Richmond magistrates for furious driving on returning from the Hampton Ho was driving a and the Earl of who was one of Its was throwing small of flour at persons Iu the road who complained to tho police and while being followed by some officers in a light the Captain was endeavoring to distance Tlie bench fined defendant and which was The Earl of Aylesford was charged with throwing flour in a public thorough to the annoyance of Several witnesses were In bnt the bench declined to hear his lordship had pleaded guilty to the and promised to make good the The bench imposed a fine of including and sug gested that the witnesses claiming compensation be settled for which purpose the parties adjourned to a private Some members of Congress are bad but it would be hard to one equal iu imbecile folly to the no ble of the hereditary leg to whom the destinies of the British empire are From the same papers talcs of wife beating favorite English recreation cruelty to children and of aristocratic of clerical and of cial ignorance and are to be culled in great The taek of collection and arrangement but not I shall pass it and shall in this and subsequent to give a brief account of the educa religious and economic state of iu this year of grace In so doing I shall state rather than I shall make no statement which I cannot while I shall nothing I shall set down naught in In the present letter I shall confine myself to THE POLITICAL state of the Within the last four yean consid erable changes have taken place in the English The chief of these been the extension of the franchise to large of citizens before At present there are two classes of Par with distinct we have the voters who reside in the boroughs or cities entitled to representation in These are qualified either by being the owners or rent It gives a constituency a of frees it from from members of ment but as ELECTION EXPENSES Are and members receive no poor men are cally A measure now before Parliament proposes to defray the expenses of the electoral ma which at present falls on from the public The reform is a valuable but even when it becomes a poor men will still have a small as tbe legal expenses of a candidate range from to 000 in a contested Every English citizen is theoretically eli gible for election by any constituency in tlie Failed No con dition aa to residence is This plan has very considerable ad I range submission to bumptious me and the folly or bigotry of one constituency from depriving the nation of the services of a valuable Were the Ameri can plan in force Ulad and others of equal without a seat in the national legis THE HOUSE OK COMMONS not present the spec tacle an visitor U led to The light of five hundred gentlemen with their hats on is not very The British stouter and redder in the face thau tbe Washington He is quieter in does not clap his hands to call a and generally speaks meeting place built for little regard be ing paid o the of the gen eral and resembles large The morale of the assembly Ii certainly not superior to that of nor is the conduct of the House superior to its Washington Place though largely checked by recent valuable reforms In civil flour willing to sell their votes for an appointment are never far to The Marquis of Salis bury last In the House of that tbe whole country is de by the corrupt patronage of the Any one well acquainted with the House will point out lo a visitor a score of no gamblers and roues on its The OF Is a subject of daily remark by the public Punch has a Joke on are now being put All that yet remains to be done Is the putting in of the windows and the completion of the paying occupiers of a being dwellers in lodgi The Topeka Record has an inter esting article OB Abilene snd the cattle from which we quote the following still the great cattle market of this It is great distributing Irom which cattle are sent In every recently sent a Urge drove to Salt Lake City thou sands ure taken to fourteen months expected to before the cattle reach their More cattle than ever before are being brought or by of a ed yearly value I tea The second class is com posed of voters residing in or of the rural qualification required from these is somewhat Simple occupation of a house is not suffi The house must be at some fifteen pounds per before its occupant is deemed com petent to duty of vot ing of the The result of these restrictions ia that upwards of persons In every one hundred are still without the HOW VOTING IS Voting is done by signed which are open to public Tbe advantages of this system that the voter is kept true to his general political and that great facilities for tracing brib ery are given by Its disadvantages are that it tbe workman aud shop keeper to the pressure hostile and tbe farmer and laborer to the intimidation of the landlord and There is now before of Commons a introduced by Glad stones to adopt the of secret voting practiced In America and The ure commanded large s threaten it tho subject nearly every Liverpool Journal says The public outside have no notion of the disgraceful scenes we often have in the house between the hours of twelve at mid night and three for no reports of them appear in A stranger looking down upon one of these scenes wonld be irresistibly compelled to conclude that many of the actors must in some of them to say the least of what In cant phrase we term The truth is that ot the actors iu these table scenes rarely come down after dinner until about twelve Their course is this They dine out or at their after drop into a theater and then they come here to Whats up at Ihe House to night there are lots of bills let us go down and have some or the like of Is their They are these Conspicuous them is a member for a decorous borough in tbe Fancy a young of ancient lineage good night after night to the House of Commons to obstruct business merer ly for You think it incredible and no But the fact Is We have at least mem bers who do this more or less fre And the London correspondent or the Oxford Chronicle gives the fol lowing testimony The Home U noth lug but a mass of cilery man fighting for bis own and making as much confusion as our soldiers recently did at and Gladstone little or no authority over less over and party the speaker any more than if he were an old woman in If they mistake the right honorable gentleman for that human incongruity it hardly to be wondered as he shows little or no manly firmness daring these rnc which so shamefully obstruct business of On one side of the see row The Topeka Record of tho Mil says company was organized in this city this under tho title ol the Walnut Valley purpose of its pro is to build a railroad via Au burn ID where it will connect with a road to and su on southwest to ihe Stain Jefferson on tho 5th of Septem oil a proposition to issue in bonds for the Oskaloosa Lawrence The Chetopa Advance of the 2d says Matters connected with tho Co lumbus branch of tho road are beginning lo assume something of a tangible Since last Hibbets has received a letter from president ot the in which be says he is now iu com with Joy on the mat and is urging on Film and the Boston that he is construction of road prove paying The written assurances of the people of Cherokee county living along the road have been to the effect that they are anxious for I he and will encourage in every way its The Walnut Valley Times says Tho county commissioners of Lyon county will submit a proposi ou the 8th of this to take to the amount of iu the Walnut Valley Railroad Parties are In Emporia ready io contract lor grading the road to tho corner of Lyon as soon an the bonds are Competent men am examining airline routo from lo and will report ou its feasibility at the great rail road king of gives the same insurance to Emporia that ho gives That should we work up the franchises In the count lei along the hia company will construct the grand trunk line of road from Ottawa to Arkansas City rla and the The Junction City Union says Wo notice by the Lawrence pa pers that tho historic burg of Ic complon proposes to vote upon do question of Issuing to the Topeka Solomon Railroad in township This is the line lo which Davis county proposes lo vote the commis of county have submitted a proposition to ihn peo ple of to in aid of the Topeka Junction City The Lyndon Signal says Special elections have been or dered in and Superior on the first Saturday in purpose of voting lo a north aud Tho Joseph Herald of 8th The first section of ten miles west of of the Denver has been complet carrying lls terminus lo Ihe town of in Washington It is intended to complete an addi tional ten miles within the next five For the purpose of building and equipping a road to a connec the Union Pacific at Fort about miles from the present pauv have Jimt executed and deliv ered to and Trust Company of New of first mortgage sinking fund land grant railroad and which arc now of in the money FROM Growth of the Tu AY EDITOR JOURNAL Possibly it may be interesting to the of valuable paper to hear again from this part of tho I traveled nearly all over Usage Mission llii present anil The gnisa is von and ol the are making preparations for putting up a larc of with i in of the arc think Southern cannot he lor ler and tile nf its by any part ol the Til A V 1C House you of two when although defeat this it will prob ably become In whether it will work unmixed good gravely old who submit placidity of sheep to the of the and OB other crowds of vociferous who shout and laugh and talk and the end of the evening give lively imitations of the of your when attempting to howl down the man with the red All time Gladstone the res ignation of the martyr in a and frith folded arms and head bent If he were attempting to solve the Allan or revolv ing Iu bis whom should make Archbishop of Canterbury when next he returned to Other departments of Govern ment f reserve for my At present I will add only one item o which to me from a private that STUART Is In a very of trouWee In France pre vented winter effected most Mill Only the Mnr to ae this county within the last I have seen Illinois her with some of the best of wheat und ever produced in Dial fertile Illinois Is denominated the garden of the but 1 nevar BBW in that or any other ihal with that which ia now maturing It may be as good iii other but could hardly be I have not in allmy travels scm a poor piece of while in my meut every will yield lilty to bushels per The wheat mid oats are all and but owing to the ruina of the last but very little been Tbe quality is and there Isan abundance of four from now In thia quality of which is sold here per supply of is and at very low if you had traveled over this part of Stain when there waa scarcely settler anywhere ion the Oiage you would have been very afraid n tear Ing the tho and of losing your scalp then tu travel over it the im would be not a whole my All IUH ih beat anil enler an of the eute f od bet U is Ihe beat trust the took for lands must be issued to tlie Md the sympathize men to be w er over the which of Otta with the will to Wri worth week those to secret tbK will during of tofu ike new will be to Memi HI p the is every par of lite I may a few among ihn Mepp A cainn of matin neder and 800 under of le In thai bide yield at lewi Dartmouth Collega Com Ac In my rambles I one down lo Il was com week nl and of was to address that Everybody knows Old U is one of the oldest colleges in tho und one U has not so Urges u of post graduate studies us or But for thorough discipline and lor nn it has no in the Hanover ia a placi on tin Connecticut sustained mainly Ihe There are loin buildings to the college I luce of brick and tho They aro built on tho barrack of or as plain and nn aa they well cuu these there is tho much like Iho Then Ihe State placed Iho Agricultural College under nearly Iho sain a virtually consolidating it with i mouth They have for depart men a very tine on ihn college as different us well can be from the It In a large designed and in taslo and furnished with nil Iho modern an and such a i ihe rust that ono almost wishes them the college are very Like nil in they I really KCI how the Uack Iho buildings il rises into a rocky a and affords a line On this the observatory ami Ihn rough sides of ridge arc planted wilh lira and other nl 1ording fine walks and Tho library of Ihe college is und The portrait gallery i witli portraits of lnl Daniel Webster graduate of I in limes tho Ven meet hia portrait ixt every in every style and They have done up in every sunlight in tlie and in wind on the After rambling over the and through the and MC what waa to be I ii Old lo hoar what lo be Il is Two rows of high on and boi with It cai about a thousand After giving mo time to look Ihe officers and their came in and filled the Kv seemed in good tho aa they lie full wilh and 1ml and seemed as much oni ol place as a pair of kid in a lie was a slight black ami seemed lo all hair anl brass His way of ing the exercises was RIOU ing as his The enco will now have Hie of to apiece of music The audience will now give their profound attention to a prayer In So and Tho marked figure of the whole number was the His benevolent face would bo picked out a While I could see on tho platform for whom nobody cared a who evidently felt that they were being looked and shaping their features he sat with the moat perfect utterly unconscious thai ho was lln of ia Scotchman from lie wa professor of logic in a college al and was called from there ihe presidency of Princeton In New Ilia philosophical works arc popular on both conti and have long consider ed He to ii of opposed alike lo on the one side and m i In In thought ho U strong taking hold of every wilh the hand of a mind moves with ns though hia daily ii i very and His a very able I had ol but the is needed any ida a Hia ue ol as appearing in his in tiis and iu the nl men Alter tin a ponin wan de hy n gentleman wilh a from It a very fair ot and had aoinit good hits In U in a A nun can nay in he hardly to mx in Thero la a peculiar to If nn Idea data you it that it ia a real i I was Ki a poem of Michigan I an to among or a hen to Ihu ulU not pui me well It Urn ll U nan who hid through mid llm lo ilia wt
