White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-20
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CO Hon, John Bell has written . ,e.,., A..
clining to give any new declaration of ,,;,,;
pies. He wishes 70 be Judged solely BY hi, M :,
political acts and opinions. = -
" There is not a neutral nor an inden.nd.,,
paper in all the North, that does not. nv ;un,;
cation admit that Lincoln will be::elected. I,
10 said, "straws show which wsv the v;,a
bows" and this is more than . small straw.
u Speaker On, Of South Carolina, h., writ.
ten letter in which be says: "Laeol. and
Hanlin, tie Black Republican .omi.ee,. Mill ..
elected in No0em6er aezt." They are all get.
ting to think %.
% In recent letter, defining his position,
that pink Of chivalry, Roger A. Pryor, saws he
was "always opposed to his (Douslas') dogma
Of squatter Sovereignty" Yet, he says he had
confidence in Douglas patriotism, and would
have supported him in the event of his nomin..
ton with the sanction Of party usage. "Nev
erthelsss, (he says) must support Mr.. Bresk-
;nndge. and for reasons that are perfectly salts.
factory to my own judgment"
u Hon John Corode, Of PENNSYLVANIA, i.
speech delivered at Cleveland on the 7th inst.
gave the following reason for declining . re-
election to Congress: ~ have declined q re.
nomination for Congress on your account
When Abe Lincoln is elected. Is he will be a.
sure as November comes ny occupation will be
gone; there will be no needof.an investigator, for
there will be no corruptions to Iisclose.'
u The nomination Of full electoral and
State ticket BY the Breckinridge party of New
York, and very strong one, has removed the
last lingering hope of the Douglas:tes to carry
that State. They now give it up in despair.
u The Lyons Advocate has a, last come out
for Breckenridge and Lane. This is the only
paper In 10 vas Importing that ticket, though
it 10 understood that another will sooa be estab-
lished At Davenport.
u At . late Republican mass meeting in
St. Clair County. Illinois. among the banners
borne in the procession, vas one-"Here are the
Democrats Of 1885," after which followed u
large party Of men wha voted for Buchanan, but
will vote for Lincoln.
u The Pittsburgh Gazette says there are one
hundred and forty six papers in that State now
supporting the Republican candidates, which
opposed Fremont and the Republican party in
1856. OF all the Fillmore papers, there are,
says the Gazette, but tso which now support
Bell and Everett. Lincoln 10 sure of an over.
whelming majority in the old Keystone State.
u Let every man who loves freedom better
than slavery, Who loves industry, Intelligence,
and prosperity, better than idleness, ignorance
and poverty, vote for the Republican ticket; by
so doing be ~ill surely aid 10 promoting the
moral and material wealth and happiness o.
the poor and iaboring classes of his country
The true patriot has but one party, the people
he has but one aim-their greatest good.
70 Hear what the Atlanta tGa.) Confedsrac.
douglas organ) says the little giant saw and
did: "Mr. Douglas saw the injustice of the Mis-
souri, Compromise to the South, hence through
his fundamentally it vas repealed and SLAYER,
extended from IS degrees and 80 minutes to thu
3sth parallel North latitude"
u The Memphis Avalanche keeps the fol.
lowing standing 1t the head Of its leading col
umn in large letters; eve understand that Hon
Emerson Etheridge made a speech in Dresden
Tenn, during which he read the Black Repub
lican platform, and asked if there was any mai
present who could find fault with it. He furthe
said that the election of Lincoln on that plat
form. would give peace to the country, willis
Breckinridse's would dissolve the Union"
u John Tyler, Jr.. seems to have tw
: conscientious beliefs, the FIRST of which is yer
correct, and the other very absurd. He writes
81 will say to the Cincinnati Enquirer, that a
matters now stand, eonseientiously believe thd
Lincoln ,ou Je elected Presidenf, and thst diss0
lxfion Is inevitable.
q Judge Wilson Of Chicago has written
letter urging Americans 70 vote for Lincoln
8 He has been . prominent member Of the Ams'
;.., marty INT now saws he cannot see the leas