White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29

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riedly into our city this afternoon, stop
ping in front of the Herald of Freedom
Office, and no higher worthless alighted
than the Governor and Secretary of Kan
sas territory. His gubernatorial pres
ence attracted no gathering as used to be
the case when Gesry, Shannon and Rec
der came to town no one mentioned his
arrival or seemed anxious to look upon
his lilliputian and contemplate COVER
norship, not even drayman who was
unloading his cart hard BY, noticed the
august potentate, but all seemed alike to
regard him with profound contempt
The Governor hurried into the editors
sanctum for the purpose of holding close
communion and fellowship with his SYM
pathiEing friend in secret, but, alas i
Brown had gone 10 Lecompton on the
same mission. Unfortunately for both,
and fortunately for the people, they
passed each other unnoticed, and Walk
er went away as wise as he came, and
doubtless Brown will return just as fool.
ish. Not Q word passed between the
Governor and any any of our citizens,
but some two or three condescended
enough towards the institution of slavery,
to converse with Secretary Stanton con-
corning the fraud in johnson county.
When INTERCEPTED concerning the GER
tiicate, Stanton said he believed the
whole transaction to have been coneoct-
ed preparatory to the election, and that it
was base fraud from beginning to end,
and that he should withhold them until
evidence could be adduced to prove it as
such, unless that number of men (six-
teen hundred and twenty-four) did &C.
tually vote at Oxford precinct, and then
the proper tribunal was the Legislature.
The fraud is 50 palpably unjust, that it
even makes Walker tremble in his boots.
There is no doubt but that the free state
men will have the Legislature. If they
cannot get it one way they viii another,
and Walker is apprised of the fact. At
st. Mary's, in the. Blue river precinct,
one hundred and sixty votes were polled,
and one out of the number free state
Not over twenty voters live in the the
precinct In Atchison county outrage
Gus fraud was committed. At Kickapoo
Walker was seen to hug drunken SOL
der and say, al am under very many
obligations to you for voting" The
Governor was slightly "salubrious. -
At the Kickapoo precinct three hundred
illegal ballots were cast.
PARROTS majority is about Eve thou
sand.
JIM LANE.
Gen. Jim Lane arrived this afternoon
from Doniphan, and reports Doniphan
county largely in favor of free labor
The General said he had all be could do
to keep the men in Doniphan from going
to Kickspoo and hanging the judges o.
the election on receipt Of the damnable
frauds.
He said he regarded Shannon and
Woodson as lords in comparison to
Walker. And / am confident no one
will differ with him, except the Cover
nor and Geo. w. Brown.
Il will be seen that George w
Brown" is the burden of the song. Il
is really disgusting. If Brown is sucf
an insignificant creature as they wish tc
make him appear, why do they waste SO
much ammunition upon him? If thI
papers pay much to these correspondent
to BLACKBOARD Brown, they are losing
money in the operation. But perhaps
they receive pay in proportion to tn
value Of their services. II 90, the pub
fishers get their scfibbling cheap. Ant
those last two paragraphs about Genera
Lane-if that is not gas, we would lik
to know what is II the people Of Kick
spoo had hung every Free State man il
the place, those DOniphan men wOult
not have gone near KickapOo. and i
would not have required Lanes inAuene
to prevent them from 80 doing. The.
did not prevent their own precinct from
going Pro-Slsvery, andyet they are blow
ing 1t all over the country, that Doniphal
and Quindsrs are the only really Ere
State towns on the riverl Lane himsel
has been bully-ragged BY the PrO-6laver!
men Of Doniphsn, and Of AtchisOn-ha
been insulted and sbused-and thos
valorous men over whom he has so mucl
IinAuence, never raised hand in his be
half. On the 4th. of July last, Pro
Slavery man knocked prominent Ere
State man down, in the streets Of DOM
phan-the friends Of the latter clustered
and Lane raised an armed company-anI
that was the last Of it. Doniphan is to
day As much Pro-Slsyery - Free State
and perhaps little more ; and Lane an
his friends have shown that they will per
NIT the Pro-Slavery men to bssmea
them, and then rub it in. The thousand
Of other Free State men in the Territory
are nothing but when Lane sneszes, Al