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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15

THE Hon. JOIN j. Conference.-The
New York Express, in speaking of the
late great effort of Senator Crittenden,
says:
John ]. Crittenden of Kentucky, in
the Senate, on Wednesday, spoke against
the IIecompton Constitution, as became
a patriot, a statesman, and a man. The
telegraph gives but a bare outline of his
speech, bit that little-God be thanked
is enough to show that the country has
still in its councils men capable Of view
ing a great question, and a great emer-
gency. through national medium. I'M
clogged by sectional passions, or partizan
prejudices, or the suggestions of selfish
ambition. 1t is refreshing to turn from
the wretched appeals to those passions
and preiudices, which have marked, and
are still marking this Kansas discussion,
from day to day, to the nobler exhorta-
tons we have here for union and harmony
for Justice and right-for the honor,
and glory, and safety of the Republic.
It is sweet music to the ear--after the
harsh disunion disc0urses that have filled
the Senate Chamber the few days past.
1t revives within us the memories Of
Clay and Webster-and learns us not
yet to despair of the Republic. No won
der that Foreign Ministers-the reprasen-
tatives Of foreign nations-were among
the brilliant crowd that thronged the
Chamber to listen. 1t was an American
speech-from an American Patriot-and
as such it must have a commanding in
fluence upon the question at Issue. 1t
may not change the results in the Senate
but in the House. among the peoples
representatives, and among the people
themselves, it will make its mark-for
good.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15


BAD WAY.-A Missouri editor
who has been chosen as Delegate to a
Congressional Convention, is in terri
bic way, because a majority in Congress
have baked the President and his min
ions, in their attempt to tyrannize over
the peopIeof Kansas. What seems stran-
eest to him is, that this was done, when
the Democrats had clear majority in
the House. His understanding Of De-
mocracy is, that it is to Cypress people
and force upon them Government not
sanctioned by them. He declares that
fifteen States have been rolled of what
they were justly entitled to, and wants tc
know what they have done to warrant
this iakuman procedure Robbed! Aye
like Justice robs the highwayman of nj
plunder ! hahumGn treatment! Yes
like the inhuman tteatment of wolf
when lamb is rescued from his murder
Gus jaws This terrible editor winds W
his rawlings thus - .-i'' ~
Every hour of our existence-everJ
transaction Of the Republican party, NOR
| fully convinces us that the continuance o
the Union is not any longer desired, ant
that we are speedily fastening to shame
ful dissolution"
VOL unto the Union We think W,
see it diss0lving even nowl Cannot thh
editor do something to prevent its des
truction? If all depends upon him, cal
he not throw his own precious carcas
into the breach. like that old Greek fel
low, Leonidas, at Thermopyle ?-or
like that fellow we used to read about il
the Fourth Reader, called Arnold Win
kelried, who jumped in right among tn
spears, and knives, and axes, and al
them implements--but these two line
will tell what he said, and what happened
to him
"Make way fer Liberty" he cried
Made way for Liberty, and died!
Say, can't you?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15
BRING Out the Pistol!

The last news from Washington is
most glorious! The minion President
and his minions have been signally frus-
trated in their attempt to tyrannize over
the people of Kansas! The Senate bill
for the admission of Kansas with the Le-
compton Constitution, was taken up by
the House. Mr.. Montgomery, of Penn
syIvania, one Of the few Democrats in
the House who take the term Democracy
in the sense that it was taken by the foun-
ders of the party. offered the amendment
which Mr.. Crittenden had unsuccessfully
offered in the Senate, to the effect that
the Constitution should be submitted to
a full and fair vote of the people of Kan
sas, &c. This was carried, by MAORI
ty of 8 Notes.-The vote standing l2O to
10. The bill, as amended, was sent
back to the Senate, and there disagreed
to, by a majority of 8. So that finishes
the thing in its present shape. If ever
brought up again, it will have to be in
some other shape-and it can never be
placed in as Objectionable an one as this
one was. But the bill, if materially al
tered, so as to secure the support of some
who have opposed it, will, in all proba-
bility, be opposed by others who have
supported it, and thus it will be laid out
cool again. The thing may be patched
up in some way, and put through; but
the cheering prospect now is, that Le-
compton is as "dead as a door nail"
Buchanan counted without his host, when
he declared that he would put it through
within one month, or burst! Hope he
will be as good as his word, and burst
but he is such notorious violator of his
pledges, that there can be no dependence
placed in his bursting No doubt he is
wrothy enough to do it; and if he only
has little patience, IL VIII AL coIn'
right-for "whom the Gods wouhl de-
stroy, they first make mad
LATER.-Montgomery is pluck, and
seems to have enlisted for the war. II
the House, on the 9Th inst, he moved
that the House proceed to the considera
ton of the Kansas bill; which having
carried, hs then moved that the Hous'
adhere to its amendment. Here severa
shaky Indiana Democrats appealed t.
him, for Gods sake, to withdraw hi
motion; but he stuck to it, and it wa
carried. So the House resolved to STAN
firm. The vote in favor of the motion
was 119, and" Here" says the report
ga storm suspended the operation of tn
telegraph" We suspect there was ais,
a storm elsewhere, about that time. Goo
for Montgomery .
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15

A MoRroAGED CrrY.-The Rochester
IN. y Union has the following notice
of Chicago: ,e.
A New York merchant, who has h,d
occasion this winter to know how bust
ness is done in Chicago. was in this city
the other day. on his way hOmewsrd from
that place. He says everything resi- ana
personal is mortgaged. He asserts tna'
he found noaless than eight thoussae
chartered mortgages on fle m the Clerks
Office and he further asserts tbss tnOss
papers reach the personal property o.
nearly every merchant and business nan
in Chicago.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15

He asked. What would be the result
If the South should refuse to plant cot
ton for single season Speed Of Sen
atOr Hommond of South Carolina.
Wewould answer, in reply to the above
query, that the planters of the South and
their slaves would probably starve to
death. ." if they should refuse to plant
cotton for single season." unless. indeed
they planted corn. or some other article
in its stead. upon which to live. That
would be the result to them, while the
rest of the world would have to dispense
with their cotton shirts--s great incon'
venicnce. but still triAing matter COM
pared to the necessity Of having corn,
wheat. pork and beef. which are raised
by the farmers of the West.-CineinnOf'
Enquirer.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15

To CoRREsPoNDENTs.-W have re-
ceived quite a large number of letters,
within short time past, making inqui-
riss upon various subjects, such as the
price Of Shares and particular lots in
White Cloud and other towns; descrip-
tioas of the country; prices Of certain
pieces Of land, and numerous other mat
tiers. About one week Of our time, with
10 month past, has been employed in
answering letters Of this kind. We at
one time undertook to answer correspon,
dents through the columns of the paper
but that is a very unsatisfactory way, as,
in order to go into the necessary details.
we should have to fill our paper every
week with such matters-besides, ma.
iority Of the writers are not even subscri'
bers to the paper; and if they were, they
might learn things which would save
them the necessity of writing. Many
even forget to enclose a stamp, to pre-
pay return postage. Now, we are always
happy to give any information in oul
power, concerning our promising town
and the beautiful surrounding country
and would cheerfully do so, if we could
possibly afford it. But all our time,
from early morning till late at night, is
occupied with thu duties of cur office
and the time we take from these We have
to pay for, in the way of hand hire W.
are therefore compelled to make it rule
that all persons writing to us for infor
nation upon subjects of the character
above referred to, must enclose at leas
Gland as much more as they may deem
proper. This will no more than pay II
for our time and trouble; but in consid
Grafton of the above sum. we will endea
vor to give as full and clear information
as possible upon the desired subjects.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15

~ The time is not far distant, when
stsamboats viii regularly ply direct be-
tween Pittsburgh and Cincinnati and the
ports Of the Missouri River, as high up
as navigation extends. In the Cincin-
natl papers, the Moses Greenwood was
advertised to leave direct for Omaha and
Council Bluffs, on Monday, March 22d,
and the Crescent, on Tuesday, thh 23d.
They-have not come along yet. They
may not have started as early as was ad-
vertised; or, as this was the first expert
ment, may not have received sufficient
freight and passengers to justify the trip.
The Meteor left Pittsburgh and Cincin.
natl, several weeks since. loaded with
emigrints and freight for Kansas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15

L. The Steam Saw Mill of MeSsrs.
Morrill, 4 Ross, at Hamlin, in Brown
County. was burned down, on Friday
night, the ID inst. Loss heavy. and no
insurance. Fire supposed to have been
the work Of an incendiary. as there had
been no Ere used about the mill for more
than week previous, and the fire origi-
mated in the upper part of the mill, and
At the side fsrthest from where fire was
used.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15

ToM BEVToS Is No MORE Col.
Benton is dead Another, and almost
the last, of the great Statesmen of a past
generation, has departed from earth. We
believe that Cass and Crittenden are the
only ones of my note left; and years are
fast crowdrng upon them. Ere many
years, they. too, will be gone, We copy
from the St. Joseph Gazette. of yester-
day, the 18th -
Col. BENTON DEAD.-By private advi-
ces received by the Ben Lewis yesterday,
we understand that dispatch had reach
ed Jefferson City before that boat left
there, bearing the startling intelligence oil
the death of Col. Benton. The old Sen
ator is gone, and this announcement will
carry sorrow to the hearts of millions.
He whose stentorian tones were heard In
the councils of the nation for more than
thirty years he who was the peer of Clay,
of Calhoun, and of Webster, and whose
star paled not before either Of that illus
trious trio. has gone to the tomb. He
has run long and illustrious career, and
now, full Of years and honors, has been
gathered to his fathers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15

How ABoLITIoSIsrs ARE TO BE KILLED.
"A correspondent Of the Savannah
Georgian makes the following sugges-
ton: sfs =. rs.,..s
"Should all the Southern States pass
the same law as Louisiana has passed,
viz: all free persons Of color found in
the State after January next. are to be
sold into slavery. the North would be so
flooded with negroes that abolitionism
would expire in agony with disgust. Let
the press advocate the law IN this State,
others will follow, and by doing so you
add negro paupers to the whites Of the
North. and iuAict an everlasting curss
upon al Intermediates"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15

E A number of families have moved
into White Cloud. within the past week.
Every shsnty that win possibly hold {
family is occupied. and we hear Of more
coming. The arrivals last year wert
principally single parsons, who came to
look about and speculate for while. and
then go elsewhere. Now the kind an
coming. to make town.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15

~ An exchange urges the people in
its vicinity to subscribe for it, and states,
as an inducement, that the Letter List
will appear regularly in its columns,
every quarter, and persons can see whe-
Their they have any letters advertised
How would they get the paper? If they
went to town after it, couldn't they just
as well go to the Post Office. and inquire
for their letters?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15

THE MORE THE MERRrER. We have
seen the Prospectus of a paper to be call
ed "The Western Guide" to be started
at Rulo. in Nebraska, some eight miles
above here. sometime in May. Newspa-
pers are becoming as plentiful as towns.
in this country. -.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15

An IxvETxaArE WHIo.-Psrson Brown
low. lately. in a speech at MOntgOms1,
Ala, said he was a whig-bsd al"1!.
been q whig-snd would rather now yO@
for the suit Of clothes last worn By nen
" Clay, stuffed with straw, than for y,
Of the whining. Bringing. party DEM
gogues Of the present day.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15

FRoM THE County SEGTs.-The full
returns of Brown County, left Hiawatha
some 5 votes less than a majority over
all her competitors. But the County
Commissioners rejected some returns on
account of informality; and some votes
that were cast for place having no ex-
istence, and declared Hiswatha successful
by 27 majority.
We learn from Nsmaha County, thai
the question there is undecided. Seneca
is the highest on the list. having "a votes
more than Richmond, the second highest.
They viii have to try again,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15
R A friend has handed us a cop,


the Leavenworth Times, of Saturday,
April 18th. Up this way, Monday was
18th; but the new Constitution may
have changed it. By the way, this is the
only copy of the Times we have seen for
more than month past. We have been
sending the Chief to it all the time, and
have marked "P. x" upon nearly every
number-but blame the ok" do we re-
ceive. How is it? Are you going to
exchange, or amt you?-or do yOu
If you do. they fall out by the way-side.
Such may be the case; for nine-tenths Of
Buchanan,s Kansas ofice-holders will
steal, and the other tenth win not try to
prevent it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15

RzNOvAL-J. B. McAllister & Co.,
have removed their store to Main Street.
ons door east Of G. F. Jennings Store,
whore they are receiving new stock, and
are prepared to sell as low as the lowest.
Their advertisement will be found IN an
other column. Give them call.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15

WEArHER.-For one week, ending on
Tuesday. we had the most dissgreeable
weather we ever experienced in the same
length of time. It rained almost inces-
sanity, with dark, cold, miserable days.
On Sunday, we were visited with hail
shower and on Monday and Tuesday
mornings, with snow. It cleared up on
Tuesday. and on Wednesday morning
We had q heavy frost, with the ground
slightly frozen. Woe unto garden
truck that had sprouted. We now have
beautiful weather again, with prospect
Of its continuance.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
regular annual meeting of the White
Cloud City Company, will be held at
the Company's Office, in the City of
White Cloud, K. T., on the first Monday
1.-THE Sd day of May. A. d. 1858.
w. J. CALLING, Secretary.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15
-MarritS.

On Thursday. the 9th inst, By Rev ., :, =
Doxney. near White Cloud. Mr.. ELISE
Pos, fClay County, Missouri, 70 Miss
sraASsE. Of Kansas /.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15


Two GREAT EYExrs.-Two impor-
tant events, very similar in their charae-
ter, have transpired within short time
past-the defeat and discontinue of the
Administrations Of the two greatest pow
ers of the earth-ths Administrations OF
Lord Palmerston and James Buchanan
The former was precipitated by the French
Conspiracy, and the latter BY the Kansas
Conspiracy. The former has been COM
pletely Invested of power, and the latter
win be, as soon as the people have an
opportunity to do it. The former had
entered into an alliance with France. and
was naughty and overbearing towards
the other nations of the earth, assuming
to do Just as it pleased, until it went a
little too far, and met its doom-the lat
ter had formed an alliance with the South,
and lavished its insolence upon the
North, until it overdid the thing, and
met with Just and CALLING defeat. Pal
merston is the Oldest politician in Eng
land, and Buchanan is one of the Oldest
in the United States. Palmerston has
been in Office almost constantly since the
last war between that country and this,
and SO has Buchanan. Palmerston has
been triekster, demagogue, and blum
derer generally, and so has Buchanan
Palmerston and Buchanan-twin broth
ers in life, in death let them not be parted
"THE MILK IN THE Cocoa NUT."-
A gentleman of Missouri went to Wash
ington last fall, a tremendous Douglas
man-staid there through the winter, be-
came converted, and came home an 0aO'
fa Buchanan Lecomptonite. The follow
ing announcement which we find in the
St. Joseph Gazette, will account for thC
"milk -
MAIL FROM ST.. JOSEPH To SALT LAKE
We are pleased to learn that Messrs
Hockaday, Foster, j. II. Jones and 9th
err citizens of this city, have received tho
contract for carrying the U. S. Mail tC
the above named place. This is one o
the most important enterprises ever pro
iected with reference to this city.-&
Joseph Gazette.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15

S See Notice of B. Il. York, Ash
ministrator Of the Estate Of Robert T.
York, deceased.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15
AGENTS.

J.E. DuUDEuDGE, (Successor to W S. SWIM
mer,) North-West Corner Of Olive and Main
Streets, ST. Louis, Is our Agent in that City, foI
soliciting Subscriptions and Advertisements, and
aaking collections for the Chief E
il. ROM, Esq, Post Master, Oregon, Mo:
1T. MILLER, West Alexandra, Rrebie Co., o.
C. L. Dill, Germantown, Ohio. q
OsvILLE RooTy Esq, Padonia. Brown Co, X
-AsW. WILllAns, Esq, Sabetha,
UAx. McFAKLAND, Esq, Carson,
NV. WILnoiT, Esq, Mt. Roy,
+. DEuxxoxD, Esq, Hiawatha,
d. L. SAwIS, Esq, Sawin's Store. ''
Toner & LKFPIS, Seneca, Nemaha Co, Kan
Rev. C. GRkHkx, Highland, Doniphan Co., X
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These pills are nothing new, but have been used by the
doctors to- many years both in France and America with
unparalleled success in case; and be s urged by
many thousand ladies' who have used them, to make
hs Ps public for the alienation Of those sudeings from
any Irregularities whatever as well as to prevent an in
crease faulty where heath will net permit it. Females
PecoaFy situaei, o. those surprising themselves So
are cautioned against using these Pills while in that con-
olucn as the the proprietor responsibility af
Ter the above admonition, although their udness would
pFeyen any mischief to health; otherwise The pills are
recommended. Full and explicit directions accompany
each box. Price 81.
Sold whoesale and retail by DAVID SCOTT Drug
sist 25l Main street, corner Of Mechanic street Wor
cester Mass, and by JAMES GREEN, III Main street
Worcester, Mass. Ladies, by enclosing them 81 can
have the Golden Pills sent to any part of the country
confidently, by return nail. Sold also by A. Bvr lett
Clinton; James 3. Lane Fchburg; Cantreu & Son, Dan
iesonvlle A. aoughton Athol Depot; Balch Son Prov
every town in the Union
n s-Ladies be particular in asking for CDR. Dupon
cos Golden Pills, and that the signature is on the
boxi you viii then obtain medicine you may fully rely
upon The agent will tell you they are no secret com
pound, but are made known to all concerned
ppb div
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In this city, Oct. H. Mr.. Henry Earl aged 81 years
Fuaeeal 90 Saturday,, at II O'clock the Unversaist
meshng house. Friends invited to attend without
further notice.
In .Iillhury Oct, u, Mary E., daughter of Horatio
an Sarah q. Hall, aged 10 years.
Fune al At the Second Co1gregat Church. on Fri
day, at 10 O'Clock A NJ Friends and relatives are in
vited to at end
Ia Ux)rfdge Oct 8, Mrs Mary Farnum widow Of
Daniel = rnum, Sc years, months
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Beck for the Million Just published by
EEOEAHHN 4 Co, Booksellers and Stationers, No IS
Court Street, Boston, brief Treatise of 4S pages on
Diseases OF The Sexual System of both sexester svlp
toms Ard Treatment prepared by a physician Of the
Boston Eclectic Holpitaa This work also contains
scocog exposure Of the deception ard mposture prac
ticed by ADVERTISING quacks with of their names
and locations. Sold by periodical dealers generally
Bent by neil 90 the receipt of three postage stamps
Address Box 1902, Boston Pos 0Hice dly mch2l
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DIR. DU PONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS
FOR FEMA LES.
iDath6te IN correcting, regulating, and removing
all distractions, from lOh4tsUer cause and
always SUCCESSFUL a restorative
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MARRIEn-

On Wednesday, Oct. -, at the residence of Rev Hen
~ g. Caeever, JeWett City, Conn. by Rev George b.
O ee9er, D. D.. OF New York, Ichabot Washburn, ESD
OF this city to Elizabeth Blncroft Cheever only daugn-
ter Of the late Nathaniel and Charlotte CheeYer of Hal
lowell NE.
In this city, Oct. IS, by Few E. Cutler, oerlss La
chance to Salina Bonner of Spencer.
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''IhveF D5scase''-'' Liver San,DInfnt.,,-
For knowledge OF the only course of medication that
will cure IT, sead Dr. BLIS3 advertisement in another
column. daw2w az
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GEORGE SESSIONS.

lOEses
Cohns, Baskets, Patent Metallic Burial Gases and
hooes n every description, always on baud Also the
New PATENT METALLIC OAsKET, Of all sizes
Every thing connected with the management OF fune
rais proty attended to- No. 40 Front street. residence
% Front street, Worcester, Mass d&wtf r1y29
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Re s. MASON
Gan probably sell Piano Foreea cheaper than apv
er or agent in tine State. Clarks Block Worcester
ESQ
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gpARTTCULAR ATTENT ION TO
o0NsUM gRs OF WHITE LEAD.

PHAYER, RICE, & Co, No. 80 India street, Boston,
General gents for John T. Lewis Bros Phia ielpha
White Lead oGer the same 70 the pnbc and warrant il
Of The sane excellent quality as that made by the old
Ann Of Mordeoai Lewis Co., 1.-THE style alone being
chauged) The quality " this Lead has been too long
aud avorlby known to req ie any thing now to be said
Ia It's raise and purchasers may be assured that they get
ful weight OF Lead 10 each keg aud do not pay for The
weight the keg ~ charged by other Companies. For
sale at wholesale or retail, by 0. FOSTER h co, Wor
oestef, Mass. aud by the trade generally dam s23
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ROW Err & RAK ER,s
CELBBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Is SUMMER sTREET, Bo2ToN,
495 BROAD WAY, NEW YORK,

GTThese Machines now justly admitted to be
the bestin use for Family Sewing making strong
and elastic stitch which will NOT rib even if every
fourth stitch be cut. Circulars sent Cd application by
letter. Agents wanted.