White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-09-29
a Chnica Dish.

~ O1O4SS 80
usrsId has finally composed IT
dnS u fare, and placed it at the head G
s.li I. a. column. which is is to be serve
its ls ss.ry day from now till the vote o.
gp c. Constitution. The first is. ram
the ian and mutton" The secon'
l'TO. TO-, I' sheep, mutton and ram. Tn
., Ii| = sheep, mutton. ram and lamb
''Iu an through the whole entertain
men. .,vs "vots against the Wyandott'
na,;t1tiou" and his reasons are as FOL
lows . II will burden the people with I
,rof over slOO,OOO
I9 o. II threatens TAXATION
o. Bscause the lands in the Territory
80 not subject to TAXATION
'1 AZ Vote against it because a State
lament will COST TWICE as much as
sOTTTa-ritorial Government, and conse'
IL our TAXES will have to be paid
9uT m: above is the ram and the sheep
,,,. !. some Of his mutton:
n'I IN The Wyandotte Constitution does
-, a;vethe people representation-only
no, neiitieal party. Did the editor ever
sois far a representative that did not be-
I IU,o to a political party?
iO| VI, a little piece of white lamb.
.-L;.5 he has stolen from the Republican
yots against it, in order that Kansas,
,bsp she is a State, shall be dedicated
!, free white men, and free white labor.
Another peice of SHEEP:
Vote against it, because the first Leg
i,l..ure may, under it, plunge the State
!, debt 100000.
Some RAM half done: the "kittle"
int biz enough to cook it inl
Vote against it. because it circum-
.,ibes our boundaries and does not
rive us territory enough for 8 first class
State.
Some black ram which makes much
better mutton for border-rufian consump-
ton.
Vote against it. because under it Kan
sas is made receptacle and hospital for
the free and disabled negroes of the
South.
A slice of black lamb-DELlCIoUs
Vote against it. because the schools are
BY it opened to negro children as well as
white.
White and black ram, white and black
lamb, sheep, and all sorts of mutton
cooked up together:
Vote against it, because it was not
framed with an honest purpose to accom-
plish a high and holy work for the people
Of Kansas and their posterity, but merely
10 subserve the immediate necessities of a
political party.
The above is the display made over
one poor, rotten little piece of mutton,
lnd amounts to this that if we go into
= State Government, we will have to pay
slittle tax Just as if a State Govern
mput ever was carried on without it the
balance is all broth, that is as stale as the
meat it was made from. Does the Her
all think that the people would rather
do without any government at all. rather
than pay for it? 1t is too much like
starving in preference to spending a dime
for piece Of breal in order to spite the
hssr.
Yes. Don't you eat that bread. you
vii have to spend your money for it.
80 says our Administration Democrats.
Come, let us take care Of you.
The people of Kansas have already
been under their care, until they are politi-
eaIly starved and naked. But here they
come again with the same old dish. and
want US TO remain under their roof and
take the same nourishment upon which
We have almost starved.
The Herald never will find time for
Us to form State Government, when we
will not have to be taxed to support it.
30, Whist is the difference when we enter
he Union? 1t will be the same then, as
low, if we ever have a State Govern
Register.