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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29
IN
OLD PILL.BAGs,

Will stand for the season, commene-
ing on Saturday. December oath, and
ending when the concern blows cat.
(sundays. high waters and public days
excepted,) ct the Dispatch Office. in
Iowa Point.
TsExs.-For . single leap, nothing
for ths season. gratis to insure . disco
very Of the laughing place. and a hearty
laugh at the same. double price. Any
insured person failing to read the paper
regularly. or parting with it before be
sees the knob" forfeits the insurance.
Care taken to prevent accidents. but the
subscriber will be responsible for mons
that may happen.
PEproREE.-Old Pill Bags is what is
known as . Ridgling." but has done
much towards dispellIng q mistaken no
tion respecting certain virtues Of this sort
Of stock. He is . lank.sided animal.
about seventeen hands high, has red
name and tail, and is Of ripe age and e.
perisnce. He was imported from "Deown
East" BY . celebrated importer Of blood
cd stock in Missouri. Old Pill-Bags was
sired BY Woodpecker. be BY SOrrel Top.
and he BY Old Rsntsnkerous Pill Bags.
His dam was q Damphool. and his grand
dam 9 cd id fool. Further descrip-
ton is desmed unnecessary. as he will
show for himself. and his productions
will recommend him.
PERToRHAEcEs.-Old Pill-Bags has
earned . wide rsputation-some Of his
performances being sketches Of "Submer-
giAnA" and "Slsughterdom," dsscrip-
ton Of the Dewitt House. Savannah. .
disquisition on "Kit Billiards Mill. "
notes Of steamboat trip to the South.
under female protection, " WhangdOOdle
Sermon" Psychological Lecture. report
Of speeches Of Herrick and Barr, and nu-
merous other funny things.
J. W. BIGGERS. Groom.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29

Iowa PoIEr CHRIsrrAMrY.-Our re-
marks. week before last. in reference to
the Judges of Election ct Iowa Point.
hit in the right spot; and the rawlings Of
the Dispatch are good evidence that the
blow was felt. The Dispatch endeavor,
to "bluff" out Of it. BY clustering. call
ing hard names. and asserting that two
of the Judges were Christians. and had
examined the law with ell the light they
had On che subject. Considering that the
Constitution itself. and the Governor
Proclamation, both declared, in unmis.
taxable language. that the Registry
should Be- observed, the examination
must have been made through leather
spsctscles. We do not know what they
tsrm Christianity at Iowa Point; but our
understanding Of it is not that . man may
take q solemn oath to support and abide
BY certain laws and regulations, and i'm.
msdiatsly turn around and violsts them
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29

SLAVERY IN NEBRASKA.-A bill is BE-
fore the Nebraska Legislature, to prohibit
Slavery in the Territory. 1t has already
passed the House-ssveral Democrats
voting for il. This has raised q loud
howl from the Democratic press, aud the
srring brethren are severely denounced.
An attempt is being made to intimidate
the Council from passing the bill. If
that plan does not succeed, the Governor
will veto the bill. and then will come
the ting CT war. 1t will serve to indicate
clearly the honesty Of Democratic pro-
fsssions Of being Free State uen. Eve
~ Democrat who voted to prohibit sla-
very, is denounced, and threatened with
accommodation from the synagogue Of
che faithful. We are glad to see this
movement. in view of the probable sd.
mission Of Nebraska as q State. 1t will
bring out the true sentiment of the peo-
pie, and show where each party stands.
Democratic rule is evidently over, in
Nebraska.
We have just learned that the Slavery
bill has been defeated in the Council, BY
one vote, and Democracy is jubilant.
This shows the true position of parties.
The nsxt election will tell different sto.
~ from heretofore.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29
Browns Whit to his Fellow Pri.ou.u.

hARPERs FERRY. Dec. 4
The prisoner was then taken TO the ell
of Copeland and Green; he told them to
stand up like men and not betray their
friends; be then handed them quarter
each. saying he had no more uss for
money, and babe them adieu. He ibsa
visited Cook and Coppic. who ware,
chained together. and remarked to Cook.
"You have made fAlse sta.smsns"
Cook asked. "What DO you mean
Brown answered. why, By stating
that I sent you to HArper's Ferry"
Cook replied, Ibid you not tell me ia
Pittsburgh to come to HArper's Ferry and
see If Forbes had made any disclosure
Brown. mo. sir; you know / protested
against you coming" Cook replied.
Captain Brown. we remember di6srsrl
~" at the same time dropping his bead.
Brown then turned to Coppic and said,
"Coppic yon also made false Statements.
hut / am glad to hear YOU have contrslic'
ted them. Stand up like . man" Re
also handed him . quarter. He shook
both by the hand. and they parted.
The prisoner was then taken to Ste.
vens. cell. and they kindly interchange
greetings. Stevens said. GOOD bye cap
tain. know you are going to better
land" Brown replied. Il know ] En.
Brown told him to bear up and no. bssr'y
bis friends. giving him quarter.
The prisoner then told the sherln b.
was ready; his arms were pinionsd' Sad
with black sloueh hat on. snd the sane
clothes he wore during the trial. be pro,
ceedsd to the door, apparently calm and
cheerful.
He did not visit Hszlett. - be be-
always persisted in denying any EnoIi'
edge Of him. On his way to the 'ea1'!a'
Mr.. Saddlsr, and undertaken. who usln
the wagon with him. remarked, Gap
Brown. you ere . game man" de- ~
swered. "Yes. / was 80 trained up; NV.
one Of the lessons Of my mothsr-Sns :
is hard to part from friends. though nssy
made" He then remarked. "Ear ee
beautiful country; I never bad the P's
urs Of seeing il before" =
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29

AZ The Ball ct the City Hotsl, on
Friday evening. was q very pleasant Of.
fair. and all present enjoyed themselves
finely. The suppsr was one of the best
features Of the evening. and all hands did
ample justice to il. The attendance wa,
rather limited. and not such, We think,
a. il ought to have been, to justify th,
Preparations which had been made. Ten
70 one. those who withheld their patron
ags. viii Be the lOudsst in complaining.
dliks trouble and expense are not incur
red to get up . dance on some future &C.
cAsioa.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29

LEAvExwoRTE DrsPATcH.-What gris-
vance has the above sheet suffered at our
hands. that it interferes in our tits with
Others! In its issue Of the 2lst inst, it
essays to put in . lick in favor Of one
with whom we have been at loggsrhsads.
If this were all. we would not complain.
It copies q portion Of an article. which
We admit contained language BY no
means delicate, and intimates that the
article grew worse Is it proceeded; Whsn
the fact is. the only really Questionable
language in it, was to be found in the
extract copied BY the Dispatch. Does
the Dispatch call this doing the fair
thing? We always adapt our Language
to the subject in hand. and did so in the
case under consideration. It did not
concern the Dispatch nor its patrons: and
If that paper did not think the article Ct
to lay before its readers. there was no os-
caIiOn for it to publish an extract con-
tanning Objectionable lsnguAge-mucb
less to intimate that the article grew
worse IS it went, and to apply opprobri-
Gus epithss' to Us upon the strength Of il.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29

~ The Board Of Canvassers Of this
County did throw ont several precincts.
a. we stated last week. which elects the
entire Republican ticket. with the excep-
ton of Larzslsre. Kimber beats him
about Is votes. 1t will probably give
riss to . contested election. The precincts
thrown out were lows Point, Gilmore.
Troy, Burr Oak, and Geary City. We
understand that some good Republicans
are very indignant ct the sction Ofths
Board. because it elects persons ofwhom
they were jealous. and whom thsy did
ell in their power to defeat. The Repub
licans could afford to let the Democrats
have the members from this County
bot let judges Of election regard their
6aths, and obey the law.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29

BuoRr BoY.-Ths "natural" Of
the Dispatch has discovered . "mars's
nest" In late tissue Of our paper. We
asserted that the Rspubliesn majority 81
Whits Cloud had defeated Stout; and in
the same issue. We said be would have
been elected had be not been betrayed By
bis own party in Washington Township.
The boy can't understand this. and thinks
We have. eontradicted osrself. Perhaps.
If We should tell him that the vote Of
Psnnsylvsnia defeated Henry Clay for
the Presidency. and that the vote Of New
York defeatsd him, be would discover
another esntrsdiction. Now. listen, and
zee If you have sense enough TO undsr-
stand. Admitting that il Washington
Township had not scratched Stout. be
would have been elected, We coptsnd that.
with al her scratching. he wsuld still
have been elected. had White Cloud been
ont Of the ring. The Republican major.
ity here is about 10. and Stout was bes-
ten 8 votes. Taking White Cloud oE,
and letting Washington scratch away.
Stont would have had 7 majority.
But We have no idea that the little
"psregrins filter" Of the Dispatch can
comprehend the above simple facts. A
person who Is even too dumb to talk
about the weather. cannot Be expected to
understand common sense. Such is the
predisamsnt Of the venerable" (it in
suits him to call him . YOUTH Of the
Dhpatch. He is too obtuse to know
that people eat to sustain lifs-he thinks
they eat merely because it tastes good
Why. he even don't know why there il
bone in turkeys legi We are cred
IDLY informed that he went. On lass
Thanksgiving Day, to eat roast turkey
with pious family. At the table, be
was gnawing Justify away at "drum.
stick" and wishing to "mAks talk" up.
on a religious topic. he observed: 1--WE
often admired the goodness and provi-
dence of God, even in the smallest
things." what have you especial re-
ference to. james," qusried 6 young
lady. Why" replied "Psregrine. I"
"He has even placed bone in turkeys
leg, to hold to when you are eating it r.
We have many ether characteristic ansc-
dotes. illustrative Of the mental calibTe
Of the boy; but the foregoing will suffice.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29
A Polisieai H..s,;....


Occasional writs. "a =.
phia Press . sketch Of the nro. 1 alladd.
in the struggle for the Srsan ,oe1s asa
Congress in 1856. No.t - ,nlp Of
ing actor. have already r.ti, :. ne = led.
Congressional field. Howell T IRON u,
the Secretary Of the Tre.sr,-0 OSU i
L. Orr Is q Anderson. So0,S n jana
William l. Aiken is taxing . S.oII1.
immense estate near Charl.sto"' ,' 9TH; q be
lam A. Richardson is now -: VII.
Quincy. Illinois; J. CLANCY Jo."ns u
doing the elegant. With b;s Iaa0Os
American Ministerat the Com, ~ = u
els Joseph. Of Austria John r. q. traa'
adsr is rsposing in the JudQp.bin !, .
Eastern District Of Pennsylvania. " y Tie
asJ. d. Fuller. Of Maine, il -. naen'
an authorship under the pr..sD, IPsS
iatration John Wheeler. the MN Inn
bic Hard" Of New York. is b.In;o. :''
the fight for DOnglAs in III. "Fsa
State" Thomas s. Bailey and Wm
o. GOOde. Of Virgins. have p.,..d ~
the scene Of human life: John La,.h.'e:
the Governor Of the same St.,s. tn
L. Clingman. Of North Csrolins I'm
the tomb Alexander H. stenS.n. !,
Georgia. is devoting himself to NJ, - v
fession; John A Quitmsn, Of Elis,i,.;r.S;'
sleeps on his plantation, near N.,rSS.!!'
George w. Jones, Of Tenns.s., =,
Nestor Of the House. isin private IL
George g. Dunn. and Samuel Brent
of Indiana, have departed this EE
Thomas L. Harris. Of Illinois, has q,
gone to his long home: Henry M r..
delegate from Minnnsota in lSss :
now Senator from Minnesota, and Ia.
eph Lane is now 9 Senator from N. -.
State Of Oregon. On the general OoOo
sition side. Nathaniel P. Banks. r. !,
the governor Of Massachusetts Solom,
G.. Haven. Of New York, is pr.cticio,
law; Henry d. Fuller. Of Penusvly.D;s
is engaged in the Banking and coal buE'
ness; Jacob Broome. Of the same Stat, !,
prscticinR law; Jonathan Knight slam.
in the quiet churchysri ct wssbiu1,o.
Pa; Joshua R. Giidings. ofOhio. hub.,.
edged from his stool By . successful ri,J.
Lewis D. Campbell. Of the sam. STAT,
has given way to the Democrats Y.l.
lsndigham; Humphrey Marshall, ofKy.
has thrown up his place in disgust; Fslir
K. Zollicofer. Of Tenn. will not be pr.
sent. and Charles Ready. Of the San.
state-an American four years ago
was defeated a. . Democratic candida.
for Congress at the State election. on
those who took part in the crest strugnl.
Of 1856. thsre will BE- in the coming
conflict. John Hickman. Thomss B. Flor
ence. VIM. Nillwsri. James n. Campbell
.Ino. Covode. and Galnsha A. Grow, Of
Pa. Pennington. oiNew JerSey: Thomas
II. Bocock. and Henry A. Eimondson. Of
Virginia John Sherman anI BENJAMIN
Stanton, of Ohio; Emerson Etherilr.,'O d
Tennessee VIM. II. English. of Indi.al;
John 8. Phelps and Samuel .Carushsa
ofMissouri; and Albert Rust. Of Arkausn
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29

r. The 6rst inside page of the last
iowa Point Disgrace. is devoted e1clu.
Sively to our benefit, being filed With the
sfusions Of the three blsckguards who
have undertaken the job of smothering
as. 1t must be interesting to the readers
Of that delectable sheet. We had heard
what the contents were to be, several
days before the paper was issued. The
vsrdsnt editor had opened himself, and
boastsd Of them. while on sparkling sx.
petition to a neighboring town! If they
are satisfied. we hope they will direct
tbsir regards elsewhere. as it is our desire
10 publish paper for respectable people
tofead, which We cannot do % long a
vs have to fght skunks.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29
NuIIiacstioa in South carOlina.
Dec. 81

WAEHTNoroN. Dec. -.
The Charleston Courier's special CO.
lumbia dispatch Of the 18th instant. says
both Houses Of the Legislature had I'D.
opted resolution that South Csrolins
owns II to her own citizens TO protect
them and their property from every enc
my. and that for the purpose Of militia
" preparations in any emergency. ther
Sum Of 10000 he appropriated for
military purposes. The senateO had also
adopted q resolutioA which reads Is fet-
lows rfaa 't.-fa
South CaroIina respectfully announ-
ees to her Southern sisters that in her
judgment the safety nd honor Of ihe
slsVeholding States sDphGfcaliy demands
speedy separation from the ffee soil
States Of the confederacy. aud sarnestly
invites and urges her sister Stssss Of The
South to originate ths unovemens Of
Southern separation. b which she pledges
herself promptly 10 unite. =
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29
wHAr KErTycKT DENOcsAcI w.. 49,

wnAr KEKTUcKY DENOcHAcI Hnp;
-Breckenridgs, Of Ksntueky, ;, ssA~
o. 8. Senator in place Of Critssnd:n', :.
There wero several candidates Ios =.
Office, and they are eatsehissd 49,
party. These were the qusst'On' P''
them:
Do Won uuphold lnd indOrssthe 49, 80
Of the Supreme Court Of ne JIM
States In the DFed Scott eAssf -.
Do you believe that Congress PoE..
the eoisthational power b pas
The Profession 9th citizen IN De 80
ertv in the Territories. including P,0P.g
IN. african slavss; and ifso. Woosc -
q United ssaies esn.tor, intrOdsee :.
sdvocsss the enactme6t OF S0eh 49,,
would give saicisnh remedies sof "a
lection OF alFsueh property theresa - -.
the TeritosiaI Lsgislaturs isii = -
tAs nsessIary remedies and p'o -.
thereto. or snsct laws unfrisudly % So
propsr4yf -Et .fl1 -
Ofeoor.s. they eli answered: .. :,
And what says ths Herald :! ~
ths Democracy q tAs Ts1h''I,
m hsaR ~, $50
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29
-T The N.br.,k. Legislature i. uI.

~ The Nebraska Legislature Is mp
on the point Of passing bill providing
for 9 Convention to frame . State Con
situation. II is intended to push things
through in 9 hurry. that the Constitution
may be sent up to Washington. to Be &C
esptsd with that of Kansas. It is taken
for granted that Nebraska will be DsmO-
cratic. and will thus neutralizs the vote Of
Kansas in Congress and in the Electoral
College. Upon this probably depends
the fate of Kansas. There is . strong
Republican element in Nebrsska, but IN
til the late election. there was no Issue to
arouse il. The Republicans can carry
the Territory. If they will.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29

An IxvIHcIBLE TRIo.-We are to be
annihilated BY the combined wit, wisdom
and stencil Of three worthless, who are to
use the Iowa Point Dispatch - the in
strumsnt of our immolstion-to wit: the
talented somiHGI editor of that concern ;
8 Rush Bottom pedsgogue. whom We
never saw: and vender of physic. whom
We have always treated with respect, and
who seems, to have lent himself gratuit-
ously to the task of Safeguarding rs, BY
way of reciprocation. The firm is known
BY the style and title Of Pup. Psda-
gogue & Pill-Bsgs." We suggest that
the precious three have their pictures Ia
ken together and framed. with the words
inscribed underneath, when shall we
three meet again :" 1t would b cap
ital affair for the Sons Of Malta-just the
thing to use in their initiatory CEREMONY
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29
~ Tn. Dispatch h.. suspended (

~ The Dispatch has suspended for
one week. The tremendous efforts which
the trio put forth last week. so Frustrated
their mental energies. that they must have
rest. II the thing is not ere long suS.
pended for keeps" it win be q miracle.
One of the hands says he has worked for
nothing long enough, and II be don't soon
get some pay. he'll qpitl This, coming
in connsctisn With the board, livery and
store bills. lien on Office. press rent, back
liabilities. and Q vetoed credit, will be
apt to set hard on the concern-to Say
nothing about Disk LIS stock of paper
being about exhausted ! There are plsn-
ty of persons willing to volunteer their
aid to the editor in blackguarding peo-
pie; how many of them will be liberal
enough to help him out Of this drag :
Not one
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29

Irss1Exri--THz efocK'10 ~ II.
PROVED The stock Of scavsngsrs is to
b improved A blooded stallion has
recently bean imported. ct . great sx-
psnSs. By the Public-spiritsd. charitable
and philAnthrOpic proprietor Of the Iowa
Point Dispatch. and will stand gratuit-
ously-which meaneth free gratis. for
nothing" Strange to say. his arrival
was unhsralded, unsnnounced. and mad
vsrtised, and he suddenly made bis debut
1t the smelling pols"-is .. in the col
umns Of The Dispatch. The WOntsd IA
ming bandbills. surmounted BY ram
pant Stsed. &c. Especially the 30 forth.
were missed from the crossroads. bar
rooms. and blacksmith shops. We have
faith in che efficacy Of advertising. This
important matter has BEEN neglected. and
wishing 70 contribute our mite towards
introducing the distinguished importation
70 public favor. In view Of his gratuitOuS
services. We viii give him the benefit OI
"frss blow" in such shape as We think
viii present the subject understandingly
to the attention Of all. We thersfors
adopt the timshonorsd and familiar
Style:-
tn TRsrssSl- Bred Imported BIastsusrd.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29

~ The "sOtty" of the Dispatch
boosted among the ladies. not many miles
from Highland, short time ago, that he
would "get smart enough for Sol. Miller.
SfG Whilsly We presume be had re-
ference to the aid be was to receive from
The RuGh Bottom rOt-gut rectifying ped.
gogues and superannuatsd pill-bags IN
his servicei
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29

~ In the name of the editorial fra.
tsrnity. We contend that the editor of tn.
Chief should not 90 underrats the intelli-
gencs of the reading community IS to out.
rage common sense. and "write himself
down an ass" in one single papsr.-Isso
Pint Pepper. ~
Nature hiss not favored rs - some 9th.
srs We wot Of. We know Of editors moi
"fsr about" whs will readily be recog.
Missed o. asses. without the scratch of q
peni
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29

B ~ The prospects Of the admission
of Kansas a. . State. are somewhat in
volved in doubt. By the way Congress
has started ont. We cannot hope for much
favor from the Democratic members.
Business will be conducted on The high
pressure system. and no opportunity viii
be neglected to give the people Of Kansas
a kick.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29
E Bigger. threatens to employ help

r. Biggers threatens to employ help
to blackguard old men. He proposes to
engage the services of an outlsWed rep
rebate over the river. whose very name it
is an insult to mention in decent compa-
ny. But it will BE- "hail fellows well
met" Perhaps you couli induce a GER
tain painter over there to help your new
Ally-it is said that he once "helpei" him
in rather 9 novel maunerl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29
n We have heard Of hybrid Of Vi

az We have heard Of hybrids Of va
rious descriptions. but only once of g
cross between the quadrupsd and insect.
That isolated case is the editor of the
Iowa Point Disps.ch-hs is half "fysts'
and half tumbls-bdgl His ausdruped
nature is indicated BY his bark, and bis
insect nature. By the substances be delights
10 raYel in
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29

Nor PoErIcAL, But TAuE.-The Dis
patch pleads guilty to our charge that
Stout hSrangued an excited crowd Of
people, to instigate them to lynch . man.
and attempts. through q column and 8
half of palaver, to justify the act
Lynch law. in some cases. is justi6abls ;
but the case in question was not one Of
that nature. BY long ways. The Dis
patch calls old Wood an assassin, be-
cause he defended himself, and attempted
to give those their just deserts who were
bent upon committing violence upon him.
The principal reason for wanting to
lynch Wood. was because his political
sentiments differed from those Of the bell
wethers around Iowa Point. That has
been their principle from the first settle
ment Of the Territory. and many of them
have committed fold worse crimes
than did Wood. Wood may have de-
served hanging but some Of those who
were foremost in clamoring for the deed.
richly deserved to hang with him. Now.
howl!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29
R"vsner.bIe." Of the Dispatch. .,

~"Vsnersble." Of the Dispatch. &C.
knOwledges his Indebtedness to rs, to the
amount Of . hundred barrels Of corn
Keep your corn. nsighbOr. for home con-
il We should have . hard
Winter. proveudsr for assss viii Be- scarce
in the Spring.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29

SToCK DEPREcrATISe.-Recent transac
tiOns show depreciation Of stock in the
lows Point Dispatch. Sale this week
in our market. Of one share. A good
Democrat. who had been taking il for .
month. sold the balance Of the year for
Is cents The purchaser was "bit." and
is sick Of his bargain
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29
IT Hunrs l-says the Dispatch:


"Our citizens are rather cOVetOus Of
the maledictions of the Chief"
Then. why do you come ont to labo-
riously in your long winded and stupid
articles. to refute our charges The
thing won't hitch. Better read Us snoth-
err lesson upon inconsistency, self-contra-
diction, and self-stulti6caton. The wri-
thing and squirming caused BY the Chiei
in certain quarters. is evidence sufficient
that its blows are felt. And We mean to
continue to make them felt. no matter
IL all the mercenary "cracklins" in the
universe are employed to blackguard
Us into silence. Whenever we see rascal
ity going on, whether It be at Iowa Point
or elsewhere; whether It be carried on by
the BOBBY Of the Dispatch. his aids and
Abettors. judges Of election. or any 9TH
er person or persons. We mean to skin the
perpetrators alive.