White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01


IHoArKKnno or EvIL 6RIR1TA-The
evil spirits Of Kansas have been on . pill.
gimsge to the Holy City. to bow them
selves at the feet of their Deity, St. Buc-
hanan-or, rather. to give Buchanan q
chance to bow himself at their feet. The
Washington correspondent Of the St
Louis Republican. "K,." 1.-THE man who
don't like whiskey.) writes. in a recent
letter to that sheet:
The citizens Of Kansas now sojourEing
in the Capital. yesterday paid their re-
spects to the President, AMI were cordial
" received. They expressed their hearty
approval Of his course and policy in rela'
ton to their Territory. and the President
expressed his qualification at meeting
with and hearing from them such vol
untary and cordial endorsement. The
interview was. . most pleasant one
Among those present. ] call to mind the
following names
Hon. F. J. Marshall. Hon. ]. P. Carr.
Bait Jones, Judge Cato. Gen. Calhoun,
Col. A. Payne, Col. J. j. Clarkson. Gen
L. A. MacLesn. Alex. S. johnson, Joel
w. Garrett, Major Vanderslice, Maj. r
G. Miller. Judge Fain. VIM. Fl. Russell,
L. R. Smoott. Col. Jack Henderson,
Maj. Hugh NJ. Moore. Capt. Terrill, DR.
Hamilton. Capt. Brown. Maj. Titlow,
John NJ. Eye. Maj. Patterson. Judge
wager, Robert G. Lawrence. j. D. Dou.
glass, and several others. whose names
do not now recollect.
There it is, in black and white. What
precious conglomeration of spirits
not "blaek spirits and white. blue spirits
and gray !" bUt black spirits-all black
There is F. j. Marshall, Border Rufian,
and would-be Governor. if the people
would let him; ]. P. Carr. Congress.
man. in q horn. under the Lecomptor
Swindle; Bait Jones. the leading spirit
in the Oxford frauds; Judge Cato. the
demon whiskey-tub. and Mandsmus &c.
neral; Gen. Calhoun. Rascal-in-C Chief
whom everybody knows, and whom no.
body considers it an honor to know
Col. j. J. Clarkson, Post Master at Lea.
venworh. and general undertaken of all
kinds of villainy; Gen. L. A. MscLean,
Knight of the wood-pile and candle-b box
Major Van6erslice. one of the Minority
Committee in the Constitutional Con-
vention, who reported in favor Of making
an out nd-out Pro- Slavery Constitution,
to be Interchangeable on the subject oil
Slavery, and no part of it to be submit
ted to a vote Of the people; VIM. H.
Russell. who is paid 81. 100000 for fur.
nishing teamsters to vote at Kansas cleo
tons Jack Henderson, the forger, and
scoundrel generally; Hugh NJ. Moore. q
Leavenworth scallawsg; Col. Eye. the
man who wants to be popular, he don't
care much on what side. Just so that he
is popular. The balance we know moth
ing about. but have no doubt they are all
Ruffians, Office holders. or Office eggars
Most of the above persons are refugees
from Kansas. to escape the Just revenge
Of an injured people. These are the men
who called upon Buchanan. and approx.
ed Of his policy in upholding and aiding
the rassality which they have carried on
and it was such men as these whom the
President expressed his qualification at
meeting, and receiving from them such
voluntary and cordial endorsement! Tru-
", if any respectable man witnessed that
interview, it must have seemed to him,
as Shakespeare expresses. in his TEN
pest" if Hell were empty, and sll
the devils here 70 -. s-r..-ir.- aa