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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-19

1t was the darkest hour Of the Revolu-
ton for the American cause. There were
traitors in the camp, though the great
mass of the people, remained firm and
determined in the cause Of Independence
The British army outnumbcred the Amer
lean forces as three to one, but liberty
was the prize to be won, and brave hearts,
led on by Washington, did no; despair.
What if they were clad in tattered gar
ments, and their feet were shoeless, leav-
ing marks of blood on the frozen ground
wherever they followed their loved CON-
mander, so long as they battled for the
birthright Of freedom?
At the period of our story, there stood
In the vicinity of the village of Bruins
wick, log house, of rather large dimen-
SlOns, and built in q manner that proved
that its proprietor went in more for COM
Tort than appearance, as regarded his
dwelling. There was an air of neatness
and taste about the garden, that seemed
to prove that it was under the especial
care Of woman, even though currant-
bush. hOneysuckle and hop vine had been
Tor many days under the SHOWS of De-
cember.
The proprietor of the house followed
Inc double calling of blacksmith and q
iarmer. Hewas hale old man of about
sixty, and his family were composed
solely of bis wife Dorothy, and his daugh-
:et Mary, beautiful girl Just budding
into womanhood.
In his youth, farmer Jonas Hutton had
SaVocated Quaker principles of peace,
out IN his age his sympathies were Sc
G ne enlisted in the cause of st. George.
nus conduct, however, had been so cir
eamspect-he appearing to maintain q
T pa neutrality as regarded both the
brush and American cause-that, though
suspicious were rife of his extending aid
" 'Ae former, he had thus far escaped
actual proof.
The only person hired about his prem
t t1ss was tall, ungainly youth. of about
S "enty years of age, and who served as
~ IN the smithy, when occasionally
ue'sheor wished his horse shod, or his
Isgon wheel tired. His name was Mala-
T P DOOlittle. and he hailed from the
- -y etate, from whence he had wandered
S.t us present station, some three years
mi TOse' binding himself to Squire Hutton
c ~ one and-twenty. He had all the pc
FnA 45ltleS OF the migratory race of New
h. ngland, and though, as we have stated,
NAV M was tall and ungainly in his deport.
snn l'' warm heart beat under home
ana P5u vest: and he displayed much genius
~ TACT Tor the benefit Of his employer.
Ior as matter of course, he had been in
and nd i II long time with the fair form
M. u blue eyes of his masters daughter
cass !. though she had always treated his
jno " " c0olly that any one else but a genu.
iankee wooer would have left tho
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-19

Gov. WISE on OLD BUcK.-There has
Just been published from Gov. Wise. q
characteristic letter to Hon. David Hub
bard, of Alabama, of which the follow
ing is an extract:
"The President bids high. To fillibus-
tiers he offers Cuba and Isthmus and North
Mexieo-to the the West, Pacific Rail-
road-to the North. protection to iron and
coarse woolens-and to the great COM
mercial countries, the power Of centrali-
cation to obvious uses and abuses Of q
bankrupt act to supply State banks. Yes
terday. Biddle was q monster, and to-day
few Wall Street bankers can expand
and contract upon US more like a yise
than he did-and what would the not
do, if they could force the poor provinces,
when they please, into bankruptcy? ]
have written this right on, and you may
do what you please with it."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-19

Senator Brown, Of Mississippi, in a
recent letter, TINS declares in behalf Of the
political school he represents. heGltima-
tum for acting with the Northern Denoc-
racy, in the Presidential election Of go /:
''Not only is the Territorial Legislature
not at liberty to exclude slavery by sH-
friendly acts, but it is bound to give il
such adequate and sufficient protection as
its nature requires; and in defsult of its
doing so, it is the duty of Congress to
interpose and compel its creation to dis
charge itself. To these positions the
Northern Democracy must come, or we
cannot stand with them in 1860. Any
thing short Of this. is moekery and de-
lusion."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-19

The Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Patriot denies that the South
American members Of the House have
determined that the Speakership Of the
next Congress must be conceded to them.
They will be ready to yield that Office. he
"has reason to think." to the Free States,
upon condition that a Just, liberal, and
unexceptionable man shall be selected as
the candidate; one for whom they can
vote without compromising themselves at
home such man, for instance, as Mr..
Corwin. perhaps Mr. Sherman, or Mr.
E. j. Morris. or Others that could be
named"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-19

JUDAs AND Joan. : The Milwaukee
News has abandoned Douglas to his fate.
In an article accounting for the late defeat
in Wisconsin. II declares its intention to
oppose the ''JudaSes. who have betrayed
Democracy with kiss !" and the Joabs,
who have stabbed it with a SMILE"
though in which category il puts the Sen
ator from Illinois. it does not deigu to
tell. Mr. Douglas is free to take his
choice between the two factions which the
News points out Ten TO one, that he
goes with those who ''smile." - Chicago
Press and Tribune. 'f
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,Wistrameoas.
MAY EVENING.


Ff BY J. r BARRIcK.- Tvs
= Z G lis svr. and a, IN Eae=A@aIe, -
There Is 4 spell the while,
Investing man with peace aad joy,
And nature with smile.
The blue SKY beading DER M head,
The sunset with its glow,
Now cast mild and tender light
On the green earth below.
The evening wind, with low, sweet voice,
Steals thro' the woodland bowers,
Like the son tone ofIovers' lutes,
Borne on the breath Of flowers;
The gentle flowers seem looking up
To catch the evening dew, .-..a
As ifthey knew its balm would give ...
A freshness to their hue.
The birds neeF sang so sweet befOre, '
As they sing to me;
never heard the gind-harPs voice ..-..
The wildwood minstrelsy,
Their myriad voices sending up,
In such a thrilling tone,
As greets me on this blessed eve,
While all is still and lone.
%, dearest spot Of all most dear,
The wide. wide earih contains!
Here may my latest eve be spent,
Here sleep my last remains.
would thar these thrice welcome scenes,
LIES evening hour might cheer;
would that all most loved Of earth,
Might be eoneenired here.
woull these scenes my las; should be,
When shall come to die;
The earth would then be green around,
And smiling be the sky; $50
The funeral pomp Of nature then,
Despite the graves deep gloom,
Would cheer me to my resting place,
And light the dreary tomb.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-19

a short time since. John Van Buren,
and other dignitaries were having good
time over their wine and walnuts at a IA
nous boarding house in this city, when
the landlady-a plump, rosy widow
came into the room. MADAM, what are
your politics ?' inquired one Of the party.
Il am straight-Out Silver. Gray Whig.''
she replied. "Look at her closely, gem
tlemen," remarked the Prince. 'for as
sure you the male species Of that animal
is entirely extinct" 's =
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-19

The Philadelphia Press, abiding to
the change in the name Of the Official or
gan at Washington, says: -
1--WE do not suppose that th,5 can
render The Constitution as odious to the
American people. and as injurious 70 the
Democratic party, as The Union has been
during the last eighteen monthss but Mr.
Buchanan has surprised the natiealby so
many remarkable achievements, .thateven
this may not be. impossible"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-19
GBoite 4ottrp,
THE WIFE's APPEAL.
BY W. C. BENNETT.

By W. u. bENNEl l.
Oh, dont 20 in tonight, John!
Now, husband, don't 60 in! 4a
To spend our only shilling, John,
Would be cruel sin.
There's not loaf at home, John;
There's not a coal, you know;
Though withhunger an faint, John,
And cold comes down the snow:
Then don't 90 out tonight!
All, John, you must remember,
And, John. can't forget.
When never foot of yours, John,
Was in the ale-house set.
All, those were happy times, John;
No qusrels then we knew;
And none were happier, in our lane,
Than I, dear John, and you:
Then don't so in tonight!
YOu will not 60! John, John, ! mind, -
When We were couriing, few
Had arm as strong, or step as firm,
Or cheek as red as you:
But drink has stolen your strength, John,
Aad paled your cheek to white;
Has lettering made your once firm tread,
And bowed your manly height.
YouTl not go in tonight!
b You'll not 20 inI Think on the day
That made me, John, your wife,
III ft.-t d., hal
OfaIl our future life,
ofhow your steady earnings, John,
No wasting should consume,
But weekly some new comfort bring,
To deck orr happy room:
Then don't 60 in tonight!
To see Us, John, as then we dressed,
So tidy, clean, and neat,
Brought out all eyes to follow us,
Aswe went down the street.
Al, little thought orr neighbors, then,
And we as little thought,
That ever, John, 10 rags like these,
by drink we should be brought!
Yoa wonr 90 in tonight!
Aal will you 90? II no; for ms,
Yet for your baby stayi
You know, John, not 4 taste OF food
Has passed my lips to-day:
And tell your father, little one,
'Tis mine your life hangs on.
You will not spend the shilling, joint
You'll give it hint Come, JohH,
Come home with rs tonight!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-19

New York. through her Legislature. has
given her voice against the re-opening of
the African slave trade. Kentucky win
give her voice against it. and. if necessa-
~, her hemp.-Lou. Jour. nf'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-19

The new government organ admits that
Senator Douglas has usually acted in a
commendable manner on al Questions
with foreign nations It'is the domestic
nation" that Buchanan and Douglas are
chiefly quarrelling about. :
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-19
stlttt Gale,
THE
BLACKSMITH'S APPRENTICE
4 TALE OF TIE REVOLUTION.
CHAPTER /.

by JOHN COOPER VAIL.
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REFERENCES.
Hon. O. T. MAxoN, Prescott,
TRUMAN FIELD, Esq, Register of Deeds, de
Hon. S. n. FULLER, Circuit Judge Hudson
DR.. THos FOSTER, editor Minmesotian, st. Paul
Ex-Gov. BAsHFoRD, Oshkosh
Hon. d. j. Powers, editor Farmer, Madison
Capt ORRIN SMITH, President of the Galena
and Minnesota Packet Company, Galena.
and business men of Pierce County generally
Prescott, Wis. March 5. 1853. 3Syl
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FIR ANKLIN
FIRE g. MARINE
INSURANCE CO

Merchants Block, Main Street,
FOND DU LAC, VIE
CAPITAL, 100000. y9
CASH PAID IN, 500, 600.
THIS Company is joint stock association.
l. Organized under special Charter granted
by the Legislature of Wisconsin with an.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL OF $500, 600
of which is caeh paid in and securely invested
in Bonds and Mortgages, The Company Being
thus securely organized upon firm basis, the
Directors take pleasure in recommending It tc.
public favor as worthy of confidence and sur,
port, with the assurance that all losses shall be
promptly and honorably adjusted, as this ia
purely Stock Company. No mutual busi-
ness will be done, and no premium notes tax 81
A. M. DONALDSON, Pres. IN
WIN. T. GIBSON, See. %
CHARLES L. CURRrEH, Gen. Trap. Aqt. a
VIM. A. TOZER, Agent
nol7-ly RvEp FALLS. WIscossrE. iH1
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> LOTS. and as much more as we can
do and get DONE for each of several of the reli-
gious societies whenever they shall wish TO e.
rect church edifices or clergymen's residences
at Glenmont
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