White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-06-30
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animation of the vote, will see that there is
nothing discouraging in the result. With
a full vote. the County is strongly Free
State; and now is the time to begin to
stir up the laggsrds. We can and must
carry the County, in November.
White Cloud did her best-much bet
ter than had been anticipated. II she
holds her own, it is all that can be asked
Of her.
Iowa Point, with a proper effort, can
treble her Free State vote. Influences
were brought to bear there. and tricks re-
sorted to, which must be guarded against,
in the future. She should give a good
Free State gain.
Highland did well. She polled more
Democratic votes than we had expected
she would but her Free State voters
came up to the work gloriously. One
voter, it appears. erased name from
his ticket, but he did not insert that Of
Democrat in its place. Not Free State
man voted a part Of the Democratic
ticket. as the vote shows even IL for the
straight Democratic ticket from top to
bottom. Men who knock people all to
pieces" cannot brighten the Free State
Highlanders from their duty. We think
there are few Free State voters back
that way, who did not go to the polls.
Stir them out.
Wolf River did we'll We thought
she had done much worse. If she con-
tinues to do as well, no moro can be re-
quired Of her.
Lafayette did pretty fairly. We think,
by little pushing. favorable Free State
gain can be made there.
Charlestown is dark hole, and has
much room for improvement. That one
voter is good foundation. and we think,
by next Fall, dozen can be marched
forth. If that solitary voter, who went
the ticket clear through. will report him
self to this Office, with satisfactory evil
derce that he is the man, he may consider
himself booked for the Chief, one year,
free gratis, for nothing-for we are con-
fident he can read.
Columbus City did pretty well, but we
believe she can do much better. The Free
State people of Burr Oak are as tough as
their timber.
Troy is another "hard nut :" yet, IN
der the circumstances, her Free State men
did reasonably well. A large Free State
gain can be made there.
i Wathena did very badly, and fraud did
its prettiest there. Next Falls election
will show large Free State gain there
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E do a good work; and the Greeks will
no longer be at work at Belmont Ferr,
Landing.
Elwood did gloriously. No better cal
be asked of her; yet her Free State mel
. say they can and will do better. So mot
it be.
Palermo did badly. Her people hav,
now discovered "the chap that stole tn,
: onions" Railroad issues will not take
again, and her voters will wake up. w,
r look for large Free State gain there.
Geary City did tolerably we'll but tn,
Railroad scheme had its effect there. Ii
November, she will do better.
Doniphan did the worst of all. Their,
, was the nest of the Railroad clique, anC
every nerve was strained by the spoilers
That thing will not be so potent mex
Fall, as it has been, and people are al
ready beginning to get their eyes open
Doniphan will give considerable Free
! State gain.
There is a majority of but little owe
: 100 to overcome and glance over tn
ground must satisfy every one that, will
, a proper effort, the Free State men cal
I wipe that out. and pile up at least Isl
on the right side. Then, set about il