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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-27

k.y.basrsls and that. ifslectsd. thsrsd'
no probability thst his business inks
charity. will begin at home
sor much for the Territory. Now.
for the 6tate:- a- - . q
H.N. sEAvra. Of Highland. for Soma
tor. Mr.. Sesver is man Of education,
sad Of undoubted moral character. He
was formerly a Clay Wing. in New
York; but since the disorgsuisstiOn Of
that party. he has been Republican.
The nomination is good one.
OF Mr.. Osborn, the other candidate for
seustor, we have already spoken. -,
T. P. HEasIcx. of Highland. for Rep
resentstivs. is . lawyer BY profession,
and is New Yorker. He is Q young
man of fine education and in addition
to this. is an energetic sOo,ksr-just such
q man as is required in the first LegiSla-
ture. whsre much is to be made out Of
nothing. Mr.. Hsrrick is 6ns speaker
and writer, and was editor Of the High
lander" dnring its brief existence. last
Winter.
A. LARzELERE. Of Wathsns. for Rep
ressntative. does not require any intro
80 A.. s.
duction from ms. He is Pennsylvania.
and came here Democrat; but he soon
found ont what Democrat meant in Kan
sas. and from that time "pretty much
quit" being one. He was here during
the troubles. and had to bear his share oil
the persecution and anxiety Of those days.
He was another member OF the Leaven.
worth Couvention-which seems to have
been such strong Recommendation with
the nominating Convention. He was q
Representative in the Territorial Legisla-
tnre. last Winter. and was chosen Spea-
ksr Of the House; and he is perhaps bet.
Ter posted in Legislative usagss than any
man in the County. Mr.. Larzelers il g
most effective stumper. Being one Of the
people himself, he knows how to tell the
truth to them undsrStsndingly.
F. w. EMERY. Of Palermo, for Repre-
sentative. There is not much Of him,
physically; but what there is. is good
He is a young man Of talent. and is one
of the editors of the Palermo Leader
We will here do him the justice to state
that he is no relative of Fred. Emory, Of
infamous and bloody notoriety.
A. Lowe. Of Doniphan, for Repressn-
tative, is gentleman Of whom We know
but little; but we hare been assured that
be is a very good man. His lot is cast
among a hard set Of politicians, and be
deserves to be shown that his fidelity il
appreciated.
We have already spoken of Mr.. Bodsr,
the candidate for Clerk OF the District
Court.
4 number Of excellent men were IN.
successful but they pledged themselves
for the ticket. and none will labor harder
than they for its success. Such conces'
sion and harmony augur a glorious tri.
umph.
Upon the whole, this is the best ticket
ever nominated in the County. Every
Township Is represented on it. and there
is an inducement, aside from merit and
principle. for each one to do its hsndsom.
est. Work and energy will elect it BY {
good majority. To work, then, let every
Free State man go (
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-27


BAD LUCK.-Two years ago, one j. B.
Hsaton, q Pro- Slavery Democrat. resided
over in Brown County, where he had an
inordinste hAnksring after Legislative
honors. He received the nomination of
his party to represent Brown aud Nsma.
he in the Legislature. under the Leeomp-
ton Constitution; but his vote was 90
small, that We believe il was not even
counted as Scattering J" He then de-
clarsd his determination to remove to
Richardson County, Nebraska. where he
could live among Democrats. in Dem
ocratic County; which determination he
carried into effect, and started . town.
He was active in organising the party
there, where it had never had opposition;
was one Of the getters up of a County
Convention was on the COMMITTEES that
drafted Platform and was one Of the
nominees for Representative in the Leg
ialaturs. But alas for human hopes he
was badly beaten. The County went
Democratic on Delegate to Congress. BY
about IS majority; and HeatOn ran more
than 100 behind the ticket! But hsnesd
not take the trouble to hunt up another
Democratic County to remove TO; for no
matter how strongly Democratic IL may
be. Il win change within year after he
makes his advent into Il
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-27
n The Leavenworth Herald is en-.

fH The Leavenworth Herald is en-.
deavpring to drag religion into Terrific
rial politics. It asserts that in the Rspub-
liesn State Convention, the Melodies
we're arrsysd against the Uniysrsalists,
and that shs Msthodists ''sAsrpsd" the
Universities ont of the nominees. Kesp
on-such stnf - thst viii send yourpGrty
dosnJhiI fsstsi than sssr, II nsha thing
were possible IIlA05 LAa8E30
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-27

R In Richardson County. Nsbras-
ka, heretofore largely Democratic. j. Ed.
Burbank, Houston Nuckolls, and Nathan
Myers. Independent candidates, ARE elect.
ed over the regular Democratic nominees,
A. D. Kirk (of the Rulo Guide. W.
q! FLEMING. and j. B. Hsaton. Bur.
bank is staunch Republican NuckoIls
is a Democrat and the politics of Ny
srs we do not know. IN q "
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-27

~ The Forest City Monitor has
changed its name to that of Forest City
Courier. A. R. rCouklin is sole editor
and proprietor. Mr. vanaita having
Withdrawn. .1s,f9 fsa-9 s-ifgl 80
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-27

~ The 6rSt news concerning the
BrOdsrick duel, reported Judge Terry as
being shot in the throat. The report was
true-hs was !''shot in the neck" before
the duel csme of. sars4 ~. 20 s.ffsnI =
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-27

~ Attention is called 70 the sdver-
tisement of Miss DoolittIe. who viii open
a Select School in this place. on Monday
next. She is young lady who is we'll
recommended. and school is ct this time
badly needed in White Cloud.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-27

~ In selecting wife. We aimed,
and we think we succeeded. in securing
one whose good judgment would enable
her to take care Of herself during our alb
ssnee, should We be called sway.-Anael.
In justice to yourself, you sho1ld have
selected one Who was not only able to
take care Of herself. bat Of you too
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-27

NEBRAsKA.LReturns. last week, from
an the Counties. elected Daily. Republic
can. By Almese dee PsjsyaHs but the
Democrats have commenced amending"
the returns. and sending additional re-
turns from frontier Counties and II is
thought they have BY this time set Esta-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-27

BRowN CoUSTY.-We learn that there
will probably be no second ticket in the
field in Brown. There viii be several
independent candidates out, but there will
be no regularly organized Opposition to
the present ticket. This is probably the
better plan, after all By the time anoth-
sr election comes around. all hard feelings
and differences will be forgotten. and ev-
srything can move along peacsably, and
to the satisfaction of all.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-27

~ PARROT made an able and telling
speech. on Saturday evening. BE is we'll
posted in che facts. and is at no loss for
language to set them forth 10 their most
imposing light. A few such canvassers
as Parrot, would make il tell.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-27

~ Hon. ?. P. Stanton was present
It the Republican Stste Convention. an
interested spectator Guess what little
Democracy there is left IL him. don't
hurt him much. ns-es rt
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-27

ETA dance came of q Dir. Pisree's
new Hotel, the "Vef4ndah House" On
Wednesday evening" psnee. supper and
al. are highly spoken of BY thOssIShO
wsrs present. Iand = q Do 1858 5al g. r
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-27

STATE CAxvAss.-The Republicans
have already commenced the canvass in
earnest, for the State ticket, and appoint
msnts are advertised throughout the en-
tire Territory. z Charles Robinson. the
candidate for Governor, Gen. S. q. POms-
roy. Of Atchison, and H. JgAdams and
h. P. johnson, Of Z svenwortb, win sd-.
dress the people At White Cloud. % FRI
dsy. November 4th. at 7 O'Clock, P. H..
Come and hear them r, ,-l y ~, -, a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-27

The VIRGINIA INsURREoTIoN.-The in
surrection at Harper's Ferry seems to
have been more deeply PLANNED and Sc
riously intended than was at first sntici-
pated. 1t seems that old Brown was bent
upon ovsrthrowing the present Govern
ment, but not the Union Of the States
Among his papers were found plan and
code Of articles for the Provisional Gov
eminent. He was to have been chief Of
6cer, and the names and titles Of all his
sub officers were recorded. He had q
voluminous correspondence in his assn
med name, and drafts for money were
found in his possession. One was from
Gerritt Smith. He probably had promises
Of help from numerous influential sour
ces and, had the affair been discovered
day later. serious consequences would
have resulted.
Brown is recovering from his wounds.
The United States Government commended
for custody of his person. to try him for
high treason but Gov. Wise claimed
him on charge Of murder first, and gain
ed his point. He says when be is through
with Brown. the General Government
will be welcome to all that is left of him.
1t would be q good joke if Brown should
yet escape.
We had intended to give full particu-
lars Of the affair in this Issue, but our
nrnr;hoI nnnno I'LL nh .Inn;A Of a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-27

~ The lSishman Who Vas arrested
for the murder Of Fog. bad a hearing ssd
vas selsss.d. Tor lsek 81 sufieient Ell,
dence to commit hifu-zc'so frei1 s,;7'f
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-27

eE We learn that Mr.. Bailey is Of
ferine - per 100 rs. for hogs Thai =
pretty good price to begin with. 80
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-27
ConRRcrIro ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

CoRRRcTIx0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Iowa Point Dispatch, several weeks
siucs, announced that. in its next issue,
it would correct some Of our misrepresen-
tations regarding the Democratic candi-
dstss in this County. II has undertaken
the task. and has made pretty Est" at
it. We would request of the editor OF
the Dispatch. when he again undertakes
to correct rs, not to misrepresent our Ian
guags. While he is waiting for nature
to remove distractions that clog his thin
king faculties, he would do well to pray
for the removal OF distractions TO his
truth-telling faculties.
We never urged as an objection to
Egbert n. Lee, that he once worked in
livery stable; nor did we charge that he
is not qualified to fill the Office Of Recor-
der, for we believe be is. But we did say
that the Free State party had taken him
from . livery stable. and placed him in
IN Office which he was not then qualified
to Gil. We did this only to show what
return he is making those who thus els-
waited him. and from no other motive than
lust for Office; and is now using the Of
hcs As Q means to secure his reelection.
We believe it is possible for = man who
works in livery stable, to be qualified
for the Office Of Recorder; and We like.
wise believe that candidate for School
Commissioner might possibly find more
appropriate sphere in livery stable
The Dispatch's defence Of Thomas j.
VAnderslice is all bosh II claims that,
when Mr.. vanderslice was . member of
The Grand Jury, q majority Of those in
dicted were Pro-Slavery men. and that
they were indicted for nisdemeanors.
Ifthey we're indicted for violations Of the
law. we have no doubt they were Pro-
Slavery Rufians, and deserved Il; but
there are men who have lived in Doni.
phan County for years, and know just
what has been done here, and who did it,
II is simply nonsense for mere boy (like
Pitt used to be) to come here at this late
day, and attempt to reason those men
ont of their knowledge Of the past. So
with other candidates. The editor Of the
Dispatch assumes to know more about
them than their old neighbors and &C.
quaintances do.
While Ansel has his hand in this mat
ter, we wonld ask his attention TO some
Of our Misrepresentation Of himself.
Tell Us of that little matter concerning
your age. It will not do to throw your.
self back upon your honor, ami ask whe-
Their people suppose you would permit
yourself to be q candidate for Office, IL
you knew you were not qualified by age
70 fill il. As you are candidate, it is
reasonable to infer that you intend to
vote; but as your name does not appear
in the published Registry, the prssump.
ton is that you mean to smuggle It in on
the last day allowed by law As you
win have the pleasure Of making oath at
the polls, We would recommend the mat
Ter to your prayerful consideration. Give
us day and date. and let rs see how il
corresponds with certain Family Record
yet sxtant in BroOms County, New York
BAD LUcK.-TWo years ago, one J. B.
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H A Convention to nonlinats Re.
publican candidate for District Jaaga. for
the Second Judicial District. composed
Of the Counties Of Atehison. Doniphan.
Brown EePshs ephaR and Wash
ington. will be held at Robinson, Brown
County. on Friday. -NOEsnbsr llih,ia
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- 81 aleca
CANE TO PAss.-B Before shs lH. ~.
ton, the Democratic party bOsstso :
out Of 300 voters in WyHndost' OOuD ::
no more than about 100 would 70. :
the Constitution aud that in Lam 0O
~, the people were almost unsnlDT -.
ag.iast lit. I'VE predicted 'n.' .sr
would give from 200 to 400 ng0'' y
the Constitution 90 il has turned -. =.
the majority being nearly go ~! -,
dOtts, the "Grsat Disfranehi''d'
nearly 100 p.iority e. T. Il y. !,
r. The Goa 4iaH on nsr ~ 8.
Sunday, had on bOsrd Mr.. HOP ,us
new Mormon Delegate TO Cong. ~
.esssal other prominent Mormon 80 10
DslsS,.s looked competent % ''
about seFentesn wives.
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REfUBL1CAH COUNTY TICKET.
Daninhan FirSt in the Field!

The Republicsns Of Doniphan County
met in Convention. on Saturday last. and
nominated tickets under the Territorial
and State organizations. This is. We
believe. the first County ticket Jet noni-
mated under the State organization. 1t
10 ticket which suits rs exactly. and Of
which every Republican may be proud.
We can heartily endorse it. heartily sup
port it. and heartily vote for it. Here is
the ticket -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-27

We had intended to give full particu-
lars of the affair in this Issue. but our
circumscribed space will not admit of it.
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RoBERT-HounIN
EDITED BY

Professor OF sLEIeHr OF Nav.
Written by Himself. r..
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.s ~ ts MsnsSs e e.l. E sasssg tSsssd
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-29

The CRors IN TExAs-The Gonzales In
quirer of the Goth inst, says
We have had some showery weather dur
ing the past week, but not enough to do the
young cotton much good, which, though not
suffering would be greatly benefited by q
heavy rain.
In all parts Of the country the corn crop
is represented as doing we'll In many fields
the plant is nearly waist high, and growing
finely, A good rain, however, would be OF
service to it also.
In the adjoining counties of Caldwell,
Guadalupe, Layaca and Dewitt, we are in
formed that the crops are doing well, and
the farmers are in high spirits
A friend writes us from Middle Texas that
the crops are not 80 far advanced as those
west Of the Colorado. Many have not yel
been able to plant on account of wet wealth
a
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ARioh Scene

In the Canadian House of Assembly, las
week, they had quite spirited debate on tn,
bill to prohibit the use Of hoops aud crino
line introduced by Aiken. We publish few
of the most brilliant passages.
Mr. Drummond was an ardent udmirer o
hoops from childhood lie was borr
with love OF hoops. When he was child
of tender growth, he used to truudle hi,
hoop, all unconscious of the fate that was in
store for him Later in life he had swallow
ed q ring, which resulted 10 a hoop'in.cougt
and even now the sight OF an empty hogs
head brought tears into bis eyes.
Mr. Brown complained that il was impos
sible now to choose a wife since her defects
were 80 hid by hoops, and enyelopod ia Grin
oline, that the naked
Spef ker--Order
Mr., Brown---Mr speaker
Speaker-The honorable gentleman is ou
of order
Mr.. Brown-But, Mr.. Speaker the max
cd
Speaker-Hold your tongue, sir
Mr.. Brown--The naked
Speaker-Upon my soul, Mr.. Brown cork
up, or III have you arrested
Mr.. BrowD-Permit me to explain, Mr.
Speaker When ] said naked
Speaker--(yelling)-Clear the galleries oil
ladies, Mr.. Sergeant.
Mr.. Brown-ln the name ofthe seventeen
graoes and the fifteen muses.. MIR. Speaker
dearly beloved Smith-let me apologize, then
] only meant to say that hoops and crinoline
had reached to such q redundancy, that il
was impossible to arrive ut the naked
Speaker-(frantically) y)-Dea th and blue
devils Stop, or III brain you with the mace
Consider the improperly Of
MIR. Brown (wildly)-Truth truth
truth naked truth, was what | was going ia
say.
Mr.. Dunbar Ross understood his honora
BILE friend to say that people cannot mass
along the streets without being assaulted by
highwaymen. Now, surely the honorable
member from Lake Ontario could not but be
aware taat the character Of every member
in the House was affected by such dam
MIR. Talbot objected to such unparlamen
tary language.
Mr.. Ross protested against interruption.
lie was going to say, by such dam
MIR. j, Cameron-the honorable member
should not swear in that dreadful manner
Mr.. Ross--Wasn't doing anything of the
kind but would be tempted to do so, if not
allowed to finish his sentence-but such O
dam (order, order,) dam (confnsion) be
would repeat it--by such IA dam (tremend-
Gus uproar)
Mr.. Wright stood up and moved, amidst
the widest confusion, that Mr.. Ross be ex-
PEELED from the House for such awful lam
guage
Mr.. Ross (black in the face) exclaimed
that damaging statements was all he meant
to Say when he was interrupted by the
fool
Mr.. Talbot-Whos a fool
Mr.. Ross-Foolish ass
Mr.. Oameron-Whos an ass2
Mr. Ross-(wildly)-foolish assertion of
profanity.