White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-22
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too much to the Free State side OF the
question, and thinks. as we profess to De
independent, that We ought to give some
arguments on the other side occasionally.
While we acknowledge that, In the ex-
element attending the election. we have
. enP' somewhat. we at the same time
admire his idea of independsnce- which
is not to speak what we think. but to
argue in favor Of every side Of a question
in order to please every body, whether
we have truth and right to back us, or
not. But as he seems to be good-natur-
ed. we hereby comply with his request,
and give some of the dsepsst and most
approved style of arguments used by the
Pro-Slavery papers of Kansas, not for
getting to initiate their truth also =
BLACK REPUBi1cAx VILLAINY AND
FRA1D While the dirty Black Repub-
licans are crying fraud against the honest
Democratic voters of Kickapoo, they
studiously avoid any reference to the gang
of armed Black Republican assassins who
forcibly took possession Of the polls in
Brown County, and carried the election
by fraud. Six Thousand of these low
flung Black Republican whelps marched
up in broad daylight led by the notori-
Gus Jim Lane: They drove the Demo-
cratic Judges from the polls, and every
Black Republican rascal Of them voted
ten times over. Are the Democracy to
be swindled in this way? Say, ye lying,
canting, thieving, Iopper-jawed, whiskey-
sinking, rotten. filthy Black Republican
editors, can your dirty, lying tongues find
no word of condemnation to utter against
this outrage?
VnLAfNY UNPARALLELEpl-The Demo-
crazy of Kansas will be panied g learn
that johnson County has given the ticket
but little over 100 majority but their
regret will be turned to indignation, when
they learn what has caused this meagre
majority. A band of sneaking, loafng,
thieving. Black Republican Abolitionists,
ten thousand strong, from Missouri, en-
tered the County, and forcibly voted the
Black Republican ticket. Not content
with this, they attacked the dwellings of
peaceful Democratic citizens, and devas-
tation and destruction followed their
homeward march; and every dirty rascal
of them carried off hog on one shoulder,
a sheep on the other, brace of chickens
or turkies in each hand, and drove herd
of cattle before him! Notwithstanding
the day was cold and rainy, women and
children were seen flying in every direc-
ton, half clad, to escape death from their
burning dwellings, or still more terrible
death at the hands of these merciless,
thieving, robbing, lousy, Black Republi-
can marauders !! Is the life or property
of any honest Pro- Slavery Democrat
secure, as long as these Black Republican
outlaws and bandits are permitted to 60
unhung? And shall they go unhung,
while the virtuous Lecompte and the
erudite Cato are here to mete out exact
and even-handed justice?
MORE VTLLANoUs FRAUDS I'VE have
it from reliable authority, that the most
villainous frauds were perpetrated in
Lawrence, that hell-pot of Black Repub-
lican Abolitionism. Men, women, chill
dren, and negroes, were marched up in
discriminatory, and voted the Black Re
publican ticket. One Black Republican
scoundrel held up trained New Found
land dog, with an Abolition ticket in his
mouth, and gave the name Of o1s.ef the
staunchest Democrats in town, VINO was
at home sick; and the Black Republican
Judges actually recorded the vote, swear
ing that dog was better than Pro-
Slavery Democrat, any day! Some De-
mocrats who could not be intimidated by
these Black Republican scoundrels, han
ded in their tickets, but the Black Re-
publican Judges threw them down, and
read Black Republican tickets in their
stead Thus, the names of some of the
staunchest Democrats of Lawrence. stand
recorded as having voted the Black Re-
publican, Abolition ticket. Is not the
breast of every true Democrat fred with
indignation at this villainy? Oh, that
the noble Titus, Pate, and Sheriff Jones,
with their gallant bands, would again
march to this hellish den Of canting,
ranting, thieying. robbing, low-Aung
Black Republicans, and sweep it from the
face of the earth
These arguments on the other side, will
suffice for the present. If our friend is
not satisfied, we viii try again. In fact,
we are pleased with our effort. and are
vain enough to think that we would make
a first-class Pro-Slavery editorl The
only inconvenience we experience. is in