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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

THE FILLlBUsTER TIcKET-In giving
the names, last week, of the persons nom
mated on the "all sorts" ticket, by thu
lola Convention, we did not get it quitt
correct. This is the ticket:
For Representatives.. Penny
Benjamin Wngley, j. w. Shepherd
John F. Sparks, G. w. Hough.
For ARdaOr.--A. A. Daugherty.
For 7FeGsxrer-Adsm Bremen.
For School CommissioRer.-G. n. Hill
The candidate for Treasurer, Mr. Bren.
ner, writes short and sweet letter, telling
the FilIibusters that be is not in that mix
that be has no aspirations for a place
upon their hotch-potch. Mr.. Hough, one
Of their Representatives, was a Delegate
in the Free State Convention, and is g
supporter of the Free State ticket.
Such is the length to which the Iolian:
have gone, to get the gull-trap in opera
ton. Some of their candidates are per.
emptorily refusing to be used by them
and 90 viii all do, who are not so hard
up" for Office. that they can throw aside
their self.respect for the occasion.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

BosToE OLIVE BRAScH.-This substan-
tial literary paper has had a long and
successful career. Years ago we read its
columns with delight; and now we find
it upon our table, changed in shape, and
with new conductors but, we hope, the
same old Olive Branch still. Its new
conductors are Messrs. Upham d Dix.
Judging from the eneomiums passed upon
them, by the press throughout the country,
and particularly in tie city where they
are known, we have confidence that the
Olive Branch will continue what it al
ways has been-one of the very best lite
rary papers extant. We are still further
assured that such will be the case, when
we see that the list of contributors en-
braces many Of the best writers in Amer
lea. If you want number one moral
literary family paper, send for the Olive
Branch. Terms-1 copy, 81 a year: 2
copies, 50; 5 copies, 81 10 copies, and
! to agent, s14; Is copies, and l to
agent, s17, so; 20 copies, and to agent,
$40. Address Uphsm d Dix, No. 20,
Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

A QUESTION FOR WRIGLEY. Calls
were made in the Fillibuster Convention,
for "Wrigley! Wrigley P'-so the mouth
piece says-when he arose and gave the
Black Republicans fits. Now, as Mr..
Wrigley himself, and those with whom
he has affiliated, are so boisterous against
the ''Black Republicans" as they call the
Free State people, we wish to PROFOUND
question or two to the gentleman. In
June last--but three months ago--a Con-
vention met in this County, to take into
consideration the propriety of organizing
Republican party. Mr.. Wrigley was
there, and introduced resolution utterly
condemning Negro Equality. That res
olution was passed by the Convention
which Convention likewise decided against
organizing Republican party. Yet, af-
ter so deciding. and after passing a reso-
luton gotten up to suit himself, he de-
nounces the same men as Black Republi-
cans and Abolitionists Now, after adop-
ting resolution upon the subject Of Ne
gro Equality, embracing the precise views
Of Mr.. Wrigley, if the party so passing
it are Black Republicans, what is Mr..
Wrigley himself, who was the author Of
what may be termed the Negro Equality
plank of their platform If they are not
Black Republicans, is not Mr.. Wrigley
practicing an imposition and hypocrisy
upon the people Of the County? sHe may
have very glib tongue. and put a very
plausible face upon his pre.ensions. but
when it comes to the rub, he will find
himself in a close corner. We fear that
lust for office, self-will, and eontrariness,
are his governing proclivities.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

All. REPUBLICANS. = The Fillibuster
mouth-piece says the Free State Conven-
ton in this County nominated Republi-
cans for all the Offices. We know not what
their politics has heretofore been, but Of
one thing we are certain--they nominated
al Free State men. The Fillibuster
Convention nominated Republicans, Free
State men, milk-snd-waters, go-slows,
free-and-easys, and everything else, to gull
the people, and carry out Pro-Slavery
principles. Which is the more honorable
for Free State Convention to nomi-
nate Free State men. to carry out Free
State principles; or for q Pro Slavery
Convention to nominate pretended Free
State men, to carry out Pro-Slsvery vii
lainy? Talk about people being ashamed
TO own their principles But men who
have the impotence to thrust in the peo-
pies faces such a scheme as has been
concOcted by the Pro- Slavery ring-lead-
ers. have impotence for anything else.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

"REMEMBER PAoII r'-When Mad An
thony Wayne made his famous night attack
upon the British fortress at Stony Point,
and took it by storm, his battle cry was
Remember Paoli u His command had
previously been attacked by the British at
Paoli Tavern. in Pennsylvania, and mas
sacred without mercy. Now, when he
had an opportunity to return the compli-
ment, be thought of the bloody night Of
Paoli. and therefore. to incite his men to
bravery and vengeance, he made his
watch-word, Remember Paoli I"
Next Monday. the Free State people
will be required to march against the
Pro-Slsvery foe, who in the days Of their
power, showed no mercy to their oppo-
nents. Let them march up to the polls,
having for their wath-word, not I" Re
member Paoli," but
REMEMBER lola !"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

PURsUIr OF MAGIsTRAFE UsDER
DRncUErIEs.-Legal gentlemen who arr
practicing their profession upon the out
skirts of civilization, meet with many
amusing or annoying adventures. A
member Of the Kansas bar relates a small
incident in his experience. He had some
business in a locality in one Of the back
Counties and proceeding to the County
Seat, be was there informed that Mr.
Magistrates. lived near the place wher'
his business lay. He fastened on as di-
rected. and presently came to the hOIse
that had been described to him as the
Magistrates. The woman only was al
home, and riding up, he asked:
'Is this where Mr.. - lives 20
"Yes, this is the place"
"Well, he is q Magistrate. is he not -
mo. he is no Magistrate."
Then, must have been told wrong.
Perhaps there is another person Of the
same name, living about here ?"
mo. we are the only family Of the
name, in these parts
"Wsll. is there not Magistrate living
somewhere about here"
"No; there is no such person living
about here"
"Then have been misinformed," re-
piled the lawyer; but suddenly thinking
that the woman might be ignorant as to
the meaning of the term Magistrate. he
made another effort
"Then, is your husband not Justice Of
the Peace %
"No, he is not"
"Well, do you know Of one in this
ncighborhoOd %
"No, there is none about here"
"That is very strange, indeed. 1 was
certainly told that such a person lived
here, and the name was the same as your
husbands"
at is a mistake. There is no such
person living here
Our legal friend now gave it up in dis
pair. and started away. But he had not
gone far. when a new idea entered his
brain. he returned to the house again,
and inquired of the woman
Perhaps your husband is Squire ?"
ooh, yes. he is the Squire ~ was the
answer.
The whole thing was now straight.
He could not end a Magistrate. nor a
Justice of the Peace, but the Squire liv-
ed right there He left his documents
with the woman, with directions for her
husband, and in due time the Squire haG
the business fixed up
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

THE SLAVERY QUESTION SETTLED
The advocates of the Fillibustcr ticket
tell us that the Slavery question is set.
tled-that the people of Kansas have de,
clared against Slavery, and that there is
no longer Slavery party in Kansas.
They desire now to silence agitation. and
restore peace. Yet while thus declaring
their desire to silence the niger question,
they. by their very acts, show that it is
the real question at issue. Their sole cry
is Niger, Abolitionist, Black Republi-
canism. Does this indicate that the ne.
gro question is settled ? They very well
know that it is not. The ticket stands
upon the self Democratic Platform
upon which the Pro-Slavery party stood,
while attempting to force Slavery upon
Kansas. Give that party a fOot-hold
again, and you will soon find out how
the niger question is settled. We have
yet to be admitted as a State. The next
Legislature is expected to provide for a
census, and for framing Consultation.
Would these Democrats do such thing
No-they would say that would agitate
the Slavery question ; therefore. they
would acquiesce in the Administration
scheme to keep Kansas out of the Union
for years to come. The question, in short,
is Just this /: Kansas is yet to be admit
ted, and the Slavery question is yet to
be finally decided. Now, which viii be
the safer plan-to elect known Free State
men, openly pledged to make Kansas a
Free State; or to elect Democrats who
tell you that this thing is settled, aud
they are opposed to having anything
more to do with it?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

THE ELECTION, NEXT MoNDAY.-Wt
would remind our readers, that the cleo
ton comes OF on next Monday. and would
urge upon every voter to attend the polls
A desperate effort viii be made by the
ProtSlsvsry party. thrOughfAlsehood. in
tTigue snd Misrepresentation, to carry the
County, and every Free State vote will
be needed. Some calling themselves
FIRES State men, will no doubt vote the
humbug ticket gotten up by the Pro-Sla-
very leaders, which viii make it necesSa-
~ for the true Free State men TO use re-
newed diligence.
We viii state that the election is TO be
held under the provisions Of the law Of
1857, which requires the voting to be
Viva voce, and allows but one voting pre-
cinct in each municipal Township. All
the votes Of this township mus: go to
Iowa Point. Some arrangement should
be made TO have full turn-ou from this
place. We would suggest that a meeting
to arrange this matter, be held one even
ing this week.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

Mono EoUAIITY. A theme nv.
which the PrO-slAvery party delight =
howl. is Negro Equality. Because son,
rsnting Aboliticnists in the TerritOrv :.
vor negro equality. these DemOc,,,;.
rsasOnsrs argue that the entire Free Sta.
ticket in Doniphan County favor tho,,u.
thing. They have discovered that JDd,.
Allison is in favor of educating peo,Os..
therefore he is in favor of negro euual;t,
and of mixing white and black cbilsr.a
in the public schools. Now, they kDov
this to be false-On the contrary. ,b.,
know that he is in favor of sepsr,,.
schools for negro children. But tbe..
Pro- Slavery Democratic nabObs desire -
inaugurate Southern rule in Kansas
They want the negroes to grow up in 10.
norance, and bring them, as nearly =,
possible. on an equality with brutes. II
they should succeed in carrying out the;,
designs, we would soon see the paper,
abound in items like those in Southern
papers - AN Abolitionist tarred and
feathersd for teaching a negro boy to
read !' "a scoundrel imprisoned for
reading the Bible to q slave !'' "An Alb.
clifton scoundrel detected in the act Of
giving a hymn book to a slave man g'
etc, &c.
The thing won't take. Your efforts to
prove the Free State ticket Abolition
have proven a signal failure. The whin.
about the Leavenworth Constitution can,
save you. Mr.. Larzelere is the only eau.
didate on the Free State ticket, who was
member of the Convention that framed
that Constitution and we are assured
by another member Of that Convention.
that Mr.. Larzelere all the time opposa
negro equality. Another significant sign
is, that the man who is most notorious
in the County. as an advocate of negro
equality, has offered himself as an inIe,
pendent candidate, because, as he admits,
he received no show in the nominating
Convention.
The Free State candidates stand lust
where men of all parties in the North
stood. previously to the sale of the De-
moeracy to the South and yet we see
the spectacle of Northern men placing
themselves in the hands of Fire Eaters
AM murdercrs Of Free State men, and
crying out against the Free State party.
because they refuse to do the same thing.
Let the people place the seal of cOndem
nation upon the demagogucs, in man
ner that it can never be obliterated
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

~ We are happy to state that Ozias
Bailey is making preparations to pack
FORK at this place, this season, and is
about to erect extensive buildings. with
the intentioAof making it permanent
business. This will be great benefit to
our place, and desirable advantage to
the farmers Of the surrounding country,
who will find ready market for their
hogs. From the central position of White
Cloud. in fertile country. and of easy
access, this point will soon become one
of the best, if not the best. point for pack
ing pork on the Missouri River. Those
having hogs, will do well to visit this
place before disposing of them. Mr..
Bailey's advertisement will be found in
another column. He is a man of capt.
tai, and viii pay cash for hogs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

A BArrLE.-Onc day last week, an
amusing little scrimmage was witnessed
in this place. A woman was out Of doors
briskly rubbing away upon wash-bOarl.
when an old codger approached, placed
his foot upon the elge Of the tub, AMI
commenced charging that. during his abb
sence from home, the woman's children
had stolen his BEDFORD. Shs denied it,
when he reiterated the charge. called her
a liar. and shook his Est under her nose
At this moment she had lifted large
shirt from the hot suds, and giving it
twist, she commenced slashing it over bis
face. first upon one side, and then upon
the other. He beat retreat, when she
seized large ladle, dipped it full Of hot
water from kettle, and went in pursuit
Those who witnessed the race, say it was
beautifnl-nO military race has equallsd
it, since the memorable pursuit Of Corn
wallis after Greene. through North Car
olina .u
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

DIED FROM ExPosURE.-A Mr.. Tucker,
formerly of this place, but lately of White
Cloud, died from exposure. It appears
that he had been drinking to excess and
laid out in the neighborhood of White
Cloud during the heavy storm of Tues
day was discovered on Wednesday
morning and in dying condition. His
body was brought to this city.-IS. 10.
Journal.
The Journal unintentionally does a
poor, unfortunate man injustice. We do
not think the person spoken Of, was drunk
during his stay in this place. He came
here several weeks before his death. He
was very lame, and said his feet were
poisoned. He was blacksmith by trade,
and worked for person. here until be was
taken sick, when, we are told, the person
turned him of. He had no money, and
persons here purchased medicine for him.
1t was not known where he went to, until
several hours after cold rain commenced,
when Mr. Armstrong heard groaning
in the bushes, short distance from Van
Doren's store. He made search, and
found the man, who had been lying there
in the cold for day and nj hit, or longer.
Mr.. Armstrong had him conveyed to Pat
rick Dunlavy's house; and when the
Watossa came along, money was collect
ed, the man put on board. and his fare
paid to st. Joseph. He died before
reaching that city. Wedo not think in
temperance had anything to do with the
mans death, but that it was from expo
sure while sick.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

SExEcA.-We learn that the prospects
Of the new County Seat of Nemaha are
Rattering. Since the County Seat ques-
ton has been decided. persons are pur.
chasing lots and preparing to build in
Seneca. There is good saw mill in
operation at that place. and fine building
stone is abundant upon the town site.
Several buildings viii go up this Fall,
and quite number are in contemplation
for next Spring. Nemaha County is
destined to be one of the first in Kansas,
and Seneca viii be desirable location
in all respects.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

To Tax PAYERs.-Will the tax payers
of this County vote the lola ticket p
Troy is now the County Seat. and is in
the centre of the County. 1t contains .
County building, which will answer all
purposes for several years to come. Are
the taxpayers willing to have the Coun-
ty Seat removed to lola. and pay an ad-
ditiOnal tax, these hard times, of several
thousand dollars, in order to erect new
County buildings, and put money into
the hands Of few Pro- Slavery specula-
tors =? If they are. not, let them vote
against the lola Democratic Pro- Slavery
ticket. They viii cry MinneOla, hog-law,
Free Love. and every other exploded
humbug, in order to cheat you out of
your votes /; and when you have placed
them in power. they will tax you to Gil
their purses. Beware of them
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

TIE GRADE.-The heavy grading on
the street leading to the prairie is now
completed. and we have as good q road
leading out of town in that direction, as
can be found in the Territory. To sc-
complish this. a vast amount of labor
was necessary, and the City Company
have expended large amount of money
in the enterprise. But the work is Of q
permanent character. and viii be great
benefit to our town. in the way of trade
from the back country. and increase in
the value Of property.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

E 1t will be great inducement fOr
any White Cloud man to vote the Fill
buster ticket, when it is knswn that the
whole machinery was gotten up by the
very men who got up the Township tick
ct to keep White Cloud from getting en-
office, and who have been constantly abu-
sing and slandering our town. The same
means are being used to get votes for this
ticket. that were used then. Look out
for the mouth piece to come out, this week,
with wonderful yarns to favor its ticket.
And look out for all manner of cock and
bull stories, on the eve of the election.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
Thursday. /: September 80. 1858.
AGENTS,

noF,l North-We Corner Of Olive and Main
esrssts, st. Louis, IL our Agent in that City, fol
selecting Subscriptions and Advertisements and
SAILING collections for the Chief
il. RgLEY, Esq, Post Master, Oregon. Mo.
1T. Mum West Alexandra, Preble Co, o.
e. L. Dill, Germantown, Ohio.
OayILLE RooT, ESQ.,, Padonia. Brown Go , X
A. w. WILLIAMS, ESQ, SRbetha. q
DAN. McF GKLGED, Esq. Carson,
t.W. WILHofT, Esq. Mt. Roy,
+. DRUNnoSD, En-, Hiauaths. Z"
n. L.SAwfN, Esq, SaWin's Store, :"
ToRHEV 4 LaFHS, Seneca, Nemaha Co.. Kan
Rev. C. GRAHLH, Highland, DOniphan Co., X.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

LOOK OUrl-The County is flooded
with Free State tickets. containing the
name Of W. v. Barr for Representative,
instead of Thomss Stevenson. Look
sharp for them Barr is boIter. and is
lresOrting to this method to crafty his
Spite. Another significant fact is. that
the candidates on the Democratic ticket
those good Free State meH-are eircu-
lsting these bogus tickets. They brought
them here, and placed them in the hands
of Pro-Slsyery men. who are giving them
out. Does not this look like another Of
the old PrO-Slayery tricks! Pretty bus
iness for candidates who have so much to
say shout their personal honor r.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

QUEER.-The Democratic candidates
who spoke here on Tuesday evening, We
hemenIly denied that they were instru-
ments of the Pro Slavery leaders, and
declared that they would consider it an
insult to their personal honor, for any
Pro- Slavery man to make a proposal to
them to favor Slavery in Kansas. Yet
we noticed that Pro- Slavery men loudly
applauled this; Pro Slavery men gath
cred around them; and Pro-Slavery men
throughout the County are advocating
their election, more molly than they ever
advocate; the election Of an out-spoken
PrO-Slavery ticket. Does not this indi-
cate something rotten? Why, after a
Free State ticket was in the field, did the
Pro- Slavery men labor so hard TO get up
another ticket, composed of men who
would take it as an insult to be accused
Of entertaining Pro-Slsvery sediments?
These are "stubbed'' qneries. If these
candidates are such good Free State men,
are they not pursuing course to disOr-
ganize and ruin the Free State party?
II so. they do not deserve the vote Of
single Free State man. If they are not
in reality Free State men. they are prac-
ticing deception, AID are not entitledt to
Free State support. In either case, how
can any true Free State man vote that
ticket?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30
NOTICE.

In order that Hotel PrOpristOs to whom this
pzpeF d sent without their orders, may not sup
poss that bill for subscription will hereafter be
presented to them. we viii state that 300 copies
have been subscribed for, and ordered to be sent
regularly to the principal Hotels throughout the
Onion; and the only return asked is, that the
prOpEietors keep them on file, where they may
Be read by all who visit their houses.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

ANOTHER AccIDExT.-R. S. Wakefield,
while at work in the City Hotel, of this
place. on Saturday last. accidentally cut
the wrist of his left arm severely with a
chisel. The leader of the thumb and an
artery were severed. 1t was with diff
Guilty the blood was stanched. We be-
lieve Wake is doing reasonably well. but
may lose the use of his left thumb.