White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10
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residing in LsavsnwOrth. and other con-
venisnt places. principally Federal office
holders, cast the votes Of the delinquent
Counties. The old Pro-SlaVery rank
and file were there, with . large delega-
ton Of the rsnsgades. Sammsdary was
there, from Lscompton. Sam. A. Ne
dairy. from Riley County. son Of old
Sam, was there. G. w. Blair. son-in-
law Of Ssmmsdary, whom Tom CorWin
beat ont of his boots, for Congress. in
Ohio, q year ago. was there. from Bour-
bon County. With the whole Medary
family on hand. is il any wonder that the
old "Sam." Of all should come in for the
first cui? Here is the ticket -
For Governor, Samuel Medsry-who
was never in his life. except once. elected
to Office by the votes of the people. but
who has many 8 time held Office BY ex-
scutive appointment. He was elected to
the Ohio Legislature, from Clsrmont
County, many years ago. In that body.
he was instrumental in creating the Office
Of Printer Of State, to which Office he was
elected by his own vote. and got rich on
the stealings. He was appointed Cover
nor Of Minnesota, and succeeded in chss-
ting the people Of that State. BY means
Of the Pembina fraud. He was then sent
to Kansas. to cheat the people here. but
failed. BE will be miserably beaten, in
December. He was the Prince of the
caucus which commanded the Democrat
ic members Of the Constitutional Con-
vsntion to withhold their signatures from
the Constitution. He has always been q
tool, and that is all he is fit for.
For Lieutensnt Governor, John P.
Slough, Of Leavenworth-who, several
years ago, was elected to the Ohio Leg
islature, from Hamilton County. While
the Legislature was in session, be disgra-
ced himself BY striking another member,
for which be was expelled from his seat.
He went back to his constituents, asking
them to wipe out the disgrace, by elect
ing him again; but he was defeated in a
County which usually gave from 1000
to 5000 Democratic majority. He then
SUNK of to Kansas. He wss elected to
tho Wyandotts Convention, from Leav-
enworth County; and in that Convention
attempted to get up row, bat was cool
cd down by Mccullough. He ended his
Convention career, by refusing to sign
the Constitution.
For Chief Justice, Joseph Williams.
of Bourbon-who is at present one of the
Federal Judges. He is q genuine old
granny. Had he done as he ought, there
would have been but very little Of the
lawlessness in Southern Kansas, which
has disgraced that portion of the Terri
tory.
For Associate Justice, 1.-TWO years,
Robert B. Mitchell, Of Lima, Federal
ofice-holder, renegade, and tool. he
was one of those who went into the eau
Gus to prevent the Democratic Delegates
from signing the Constitution.
For Associate Justice, flour years,
Samuel A Stinson, of Leavenworth-a
member of the Wyandotte Convention.
who refused to sign the Constitution.
For Congress, John A. Hslderman, Of
Lsavenworth-an old Border Rufian; q
member Of the Lecompton Constitutional
Convention; a supporter Of the English
Swindle; and who travelled over the
Territory, Itumping it against the Wy
andotte Constitution.
For Attorney General, o. G. Thurs
ton, of Allen-who did his best to defeat
the Constitution.
For Auditor, Joel, K. Goodin, OF
Frsnklin-who was the originator Of the
Minneola Speculation; a renegade. and
an opponent of the Constitution.
For Treasurer, Robert L. Pease, Of
Atchison-a Pro-Slavery man. He don't
amount to . pod Of Peas.
For Secretary Of State, A. P. Walker,
Of Douglas Border Ruf6an, from AL
ALBANIA, who has figured extensively in
Kansas, and is but 9 small potato, at
best.
For Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton, ]. s. McGill, of MarshaIl-whom
We don't know. and expect never to have
occasion to.
There's the ticket. Nearly every can
didste was either member of the Wy.
andotte Convention, and refused to sign
The Constitution, or was in the caucus.
where the command was issued. Every
man on the ticket opposed the Constitu-
ton, and several of the Democratic or
gsns still contend that Congress will not
accept il; yet here come the greedy fel-
lows, every one asking for Office under
that miserable, abominabls. swindling
Constitution. which they have abused 50
much. Self-sacri6cing patriots. amt they!