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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02

A FREEDon LovIxo PARTY.-We no.
tico Q table of statistics in the Demo
cratic prints, the object Of which is to
show what the Democratic party has
done for the country; and to prove that
the party has done much for the cause Of
Freedom, the North. Western States are
referred to. as having been admitted by
Democratic Presidents and Congresses.
without Slavery. Hadn't they better
give the Ordinance Of 1887 a little of the
credit for that 4! And then. supposing
Stephen A. Douglas had fouriAhed and
been in power, towards the close of the
last century. how long would the Ordi-
nance have stood in the way of Slavery
He would have had it repealed. would
have proven that its authors did not IN
derstand the correct principles Of Gov
eminent, and those States would proba-
bly, have had fight over the Niger, like
Kansas. 1t is all very pretty for the De-
mocracy to claim the honor OF doing
what they couldn't help.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02
DoUoLAs Ayp rHE SoUrH-Four wears

DoUoLAs AND THs SoUTH.-Four years
ago. Douglas was the fAvOrits of the
South; and. had they possessed the pow
sr, would probably have made him the
nominee for President Then he had but
recently effected the repeal of the Nilsson
ri Compromise (; had 'faced two Adolf
ton mobs," for his devotion to Southern
rights; had bullyraggsd Sumner in the
Senate and had stood BY and looked at
the assassin Brooks beating Sumner over
the head with club. But since that
time, Douglas bad the temsrity' to op-
DOSE the Southern will. He did this IN
thinkingIy, Of course. and has no doubt
bitterly rspentsd it-indeed, he has done
all man could do. to make amends for
the transgression. But il has been Of. no
avail. The South viii not be aPpeaIed ;
but she who was so devoted to him four
years ago, tLrusts him from her presence
now. Where he would then have receiv
ed the vote Of 8 united South. his sup
port is now so mssgre as TO be properly
termed g petty facsion-like the Brock
inridgs party in the North. Each is
Just strong enough to give both North
and South to the opponents Of Dsmoc-
racy. So mote it be.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02

Dox'r Do IT.-It ia advised by many,
IN view Of the improbAbility Of carrying
Missouri for Lincoln, and in order to de-.
feat the Democracy, that the Republicans
Of that State vote with the Bell party.
Az heartily as we despise Democracy.
and a. good q man as We esteem John
Bell to be. IL we had any authority to ad-
wise the Republicans Of Missouri, we
would say don't DO it. The Union par
" Of Missouri are endeavoring to Guido
the Democracy in the way of abusing
the Republicans and were they placed
in the situation Of the Republicans. as
regards Numerical strength, when the
test came they would vote with the Dem.
ocrsts, In order to defeat the Republi.
cans. We saw Q specimen Of this last
Winter. When the contest for the
speaksrship in Congress had narrowed
down so that il was uncertain what bal.
lot would elect, and what the politics Of
the successful candidate would be, then
nearly every paper in Missouri that now
supports Bell, acknowledged that il it
was 10 be choice between q Democrat
and a Republican, they hoped every
Southern Opposition member would vote
for Democrat. We have q still later
example. Last Spring. Edward Bates
was the favorits Of the Opposition party
Of Missouri. and they expressed strong
desire to run him as the Presidential can
didats Of United Opposition. He was
the greatest Statesman living, and one
Of the best men the country ever produc-
ed. But no sooner did he give in his sd-
hssion to the principles Of the Republi,
can party, than the same men commenced
dsnounsing him most bitterly, and pro-
nouneed him an unsafe man for President
Why. then, should the Republicans sup
port the Constitutional Union ticket?
There is fair prospect for alarge Lin.
coin vote in Missouri. and for him it
should be cast. To be sure, the State
cannot he carried for him; but if it is
desirable to organize the party there,
now is the best time in the world to do
it. An organization must be made at
some time. and why not now. when the
Democracy have their hands full fighting
among themselves 4? The larger the Re-
publican vote now. the more encouraging
will it be to labor for the future. If the
Republicans but see proper to go to work
in earnest now. they can poll such . vote
as will swell into majority in q very
few years.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02

~ We will publish the communi-
cation of "a Puritan" next week, if the
printer can manage to decipher it-ifnot.
not. We have been almost deferred from
attempting psrusal of it, from the fact
that, after the author had It written, be
upset the inkstand upon it. Consequent
~, We are but poorly able to judge of its
merits. What is the use of stnding prin-
tsrs manuscript in that condition 1t
would be just as interesting to empty the
contents Of the inkstand on 9 blank sheet
Of paper. and offer it for publication | II,
when such accidents occur. writers can
not take the trOubl'..to re-writs. how can
they expect printers to take the trouble
to dscipher their hieroglyphics through
huge blotches of ink?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02

A "RAILRoAD" CELEBRAroE.-They
had Railroad celebration at Wathsna,
in this County. e short time since, which
appears to have been attended by some
of the st. Joseph squirts, for the purpose
Of giving their bad manners an airing,
in the way of getting up before an audi
encs Of ladies and gentlemen, and abu-
sing the id Yankees" id Black
Republicans" id Free Soil plugs, E"
and so forth, instead of combining their
remarks to the matter in hand. Among
those INDUCING in this pastims, We OBJ
serve the names Of Joseph Edgar, John
R. Boyd, the Almighty JEFF Thompson,
and others-we cannot say whether
Grub and Slayback participated in this
or not. But the above wor-
thies. in return, received about a. much
from Mr.. Larselsrs as they could stom-
ach.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02

E Some of the Douglas papers
keep standing in their columns, the Dis.
union sentiments expressed by q num-
Der Of Southern men, who have united
With the Secsders. II these men should de-
clare for Douglas, how quickly that stan
ding matter would disappear from the
columns Of these psperul They would
soon discover some mistaken the matter
that it was somebody else said it-er,
in fact, that nothing Of the kind was
said at all The truth is. Hsrschsl v.
johnson. the Douglas candidate for vics
President, has uttered disunion senti.
mepts IS rank - any that are parsdsd
in the Douglas pr;ntS.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02

A Nor FOR Missouri REPUBLICAN,
John Scott, who is stumping it as the
Opposition candidate for Congress in the
st. Joseph District. Missouri. spends
most Of his time fighting Douglas and
gives. a. a reason for his great opposition
to him, that Douglas comes too near
being q Black Republican. Yet the Re-
publicans are advised, with the greatest
solemnity imaginable. by men who ought
to be in better business, to vote the Op-
position ticket, Scott and all-and many
really intend to do so-in order to beat
the Democrats. We say If men pretend
to be anything. let them be it, and show
it BY their acts. No Republican will
support Slavery propaganda.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02
R,cu Douglas papers ars crow

RIcH The Douglas papers ars crow
ing over more help" in the shape OF
the Western Cleaner, hitherto neutral
paper, which has boosted the Douglas flag.
Thereby hangs a tale" Last Spring
the Pos,masters throughout the West,
(supposed to be all right on the goose.
were favored with sn unusually long car
cular and prospectus Of paper called the
western Cleaner" published at Clsvs-
land. Ohio. BY Walter F. Shups. Said
circular told the PostmaSte how the
New York Tribune had sn immense cir
culation and influence. and some means
must be adopted to counteract It, 1ne
best way would be to get an equally large
circulation for some Democratic pa
per. 1t then went on to tell how The
Western Cleaner was being published as
literary paper. at such avery low price
that everybody could afford to take it
The Postmssters were requested to use
the utmost exertions to get up large clubs
for the paper. without delay. as q neutral.
literary sheet and then. after the Dem
ocratic Presidential nomination, it would
hoist the flag. and all these subscribers
would-haye q Democratic paper "any
how" and the New York Tribune would
be "did and done for" Shupe then
went on to argue that there wonId be
nothing in the transaction that was not
perfectly fair and honorable. But that
was a Democratic definition Of honor and
fairness. We do not know how many
people were gulled, but We guess not
many. We saw a copy Of the paper,
and it was "weak sister" One of the
circulars was also handed us. but re en-
closed it to the editor of the Cleveland
Herald. that he might give Shupe a
proper airing at home. But the Western
Cleaner has "come out," and Douglas
lam is in extasies over it!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02
(For the Chisfl
SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION
AT PADONIA.

Through an invitation extended to ne b!h
friend, it was my good fortune to participate
with the many who had assembled at PsdOni'
to have Sunday School Celebration. Passing
over beautiful country. With = most sIesll'n'
road, We soon arrived ct Padonis-aDd Is ip'
pears to me, that Of all the available points Tor
town sites in the Territory, it cannot be selP'sd
I. Is finely located on rising ground, upon ne
east bank OF Walnut Creek. in Brown County
surrounded With beautiful shady groves, and
has as good water privileges - can Be fOun0in
this county.
! must confess my surprise at finding 90 nAss
Of the young and old gathered tOgS.h'f IN
inquiry as 10 whence they came, LWasiniOrns'
that three Schools were repressntsd-shs Ms
xasha, Psdouia and Pony Creek. ItIssbu's
yesterday since that grove wAs he esnp-grounS
Of the IndiAn-nOw the only VSstigss len shsfs
Of the lndisa, are HE depsrOddsn trails, WIS.
were well hllsa With sesehers, parents A0S
scholars.
Mr.. Root commenced the exercises YIN :
brief but appropriate address. wishing tn'' .
might enjoy shsmsslvss. The scholars Sos~
the direction Of Mr.. PEBBLES, Of hhs~Ashs' ny
several pieces selected for the ocessiou' "hi'e
doubtless made I'll feel that the rudenssssf~
sis.esy life had been exchanged for n0fsE
NAL civilization. The Rev. Mr.. Rice VI" u
srodueed, and delivered some very pernnsn,"
marks; afGer which, Mr.. SeIleg fOlloVeo y
good and wsll-tmed speech; at the eoOc.o:.
Of which, the procession vas formed iof w
bie-and may say hat e presented an
ancs rarely 70 be met with In thsss
wiIds. The ladies' Of RsdOnis bad
.unptuoua and boentiful supply OF prO'l,..
which 10 need hardly az we're duly 'PpI
ed. All present sssnsd TO become .eq-. -.
u oses, and shs pleasant chatting Aeo -.
roups scattered everywhere in tAs FO'' ...
ssd . scene Of social saicJnsna sAAa
'oon be forgotten
We had bot one thing 70 reg'se-'
he setting sun, which caused no's .-.
.nong al, vAs SsOn departed for ihsn IN.
,omss, ezeIsining With one accord 'n, g..
1 least, vas celebration not secs "
often.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02
~ We are told that there is m.

E We are told that there is q man
in this Township. who makes prstsnsion'
to sense and education, and who has sew
sral times been up for public Office. who
asserts that negroes are not human beings,
and are not of Gods creatures We do
not find fault with any man for disliking
niggers but what is the use Of being
brutes about it? AS the individual is
now q private citizen, We let him pass
until fitting occasion presents itself to
touch him up.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02

OvERLooKED.-Iti is claimed that Doug
las originated most Of the great measures
now before the country; but one "meas-
TIRE" Of his has not been as prominently
before the country as it should be. He
advocated the erection Of toll houses upon
all the navigable streams. and compelling
commerce to pay toll How does the
West like this. whose greatest element Of
prosperity is the commerce of her great
rivers! What will the people Of Penn
'sylvania, Ohio. Indiana, Illinois, Mis-
souri,. Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota
say to it! What do Kansas and Ne
braska think of it? 1t 10 needless to ask
the Southern States, for there is no mig
ger in the question. OF course, this toll
business would not retard commerce !;
but the people would have to pay for it.
in higher freights on their poduce. gro
ceries and merchandise. 1--WE are all
Douglas men 70
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02

MIsrAxE.-Ths St. Joseph Free Dem
oeras falls into Q slight error IN little
matter concerning rs. which we VII cor
rect. Nquotss us as saying that W. o.
Wood looks like the picture Of Jesus
Christ. We do not desire the credit Of
having uttered such blasphemy. We
believe We did Oncs say that he imagined
he looked like the picture Of Christ-and
We have been told that such q prstsnsion
was actually set up BY hin. We are
not personally acquainted with him. but
believe he is . North Csroliniaa, instead
Of an r. F.V.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02
" IA committed of the KNOW. Noii

S A committee Of the Know Moth
ing party of Baltimore lately took occa-
sion to read the Baltimore Patriot out OF
the party. for its Republican proclivitieS.
But the Patriot coolly informs the COM
mittes that it never belonged to the Know
Nothing party; but that it has always
been Wing paper; and as Bell and
Everett are the Wing candidates. it will
take the liberty of supporting them.
whether the committee graciously consent
to its doing 80 or not.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02
H We understand that some Cram

~ We understand that some "ram-
junction" young Democratic plugs" in
Holt County. possessed of more zeal and
gas than judgment or common sense,
propose to mob 81. B. Branch, the Re-
publican candidate for Congress in that
District. if he attempts to speak in Or
egon. The day for such things has pass
ed by in Holt; and if Branch speaks in
Oregon, those who have talked the loud
est about mobbing, will be the last to
attempt it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02
Eg Joseph w. Shepherd, late Of this

R Joseph w. Shepherd. late of this
County, has been killed and scalpsd by
the Csmanchss. in Texas. Mr.. Shep-
herd was the Democratic candidate for
Sheriff Of this County. last Fall, and
went to Texas. in company with Mr..
Wriglsy. in November last. He was en-
gagged in the overland mail service, and
was out on business connected with the
service, when he was killed. He was
alone at the time.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02

THROWING Orr THEra Discuss.
Bell papers Of the North, Of the stripe OF
the New York Express, no longer seek
to disguise the fact that their chief ain is
to defeat Lincoln, and to this end they
advise the party to unite upon the Doug
las electoral ticket. james Brooks, Of the
New York Express, frequently appears
in meetings called for. the purpose Of uni
ting all the elemsnts against Lincoln. in
the character Of Douglas emissary. A
great majority of the Bell party in the
North are honest They do not altogeth-
er like the Republican party. bet they in
tensely hate the Democracy. As soon
as they are convinced that their votes ere
to be used for the benefit Of Democracy.
there will be general stampede to Lin
coin, for whom they have the highest re-
spsct, and they prefer Republicanism to
Democracy. Thousands Of them have
already become satisfied Of the true in.
tention Of the Bell leaders in the North.
and have declared for Lincoln. The
sooner the balance get their eyes open.
the better it will be for themselves and
for the country.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02

"THs D-D YAxKEss. When the St.
Joseph bloods were abusing the i'd
Yankees" at the Wathena Railroad Gel
ebrAtion, we wonder if it occurred to them
how often Gov. Stewart had visited Bos.
ton, to obtain aid of the Odd Yankees
to build the Hannibal and ct. Joseph
Railroad /; and how often NJ. JEFF,
Thompson Zone Of the participants in the
slang at WAthsna) had gone on an EN-.
bassy to the same id Yankees" to
procure aid for the river improvement,
to prevent St. Joseph from being washed
away. Had it not been for the id
Yankees" there would now be nothing
Of the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad.
which has been the making Of St. Jo-
seph, and some Of the men who took such
delight in abusing the Yankees. would
have missed many fine spec"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02

ORIGINAL PRAYER.-Ws admire orig.
inality. even in the matter of praying.
The following is said to be q literal ex-
tract from a prayer recently made mot
far about here :"
"oh. Lord, come down right on the
roof Of this house. Take the sinners out
Of the paths Of wicksdness-yss. Lord.
jerk them out, or any way to get them
out 7"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02

~ Fl. B. Branch, the self nominated
Republican candidate for Congress in the
St. Joseph (Mo.) District. has with
drawn at the last hour, and is accused Of
having sold out to the Democrats. From
time immsmorial, Branch has been q
Congressional candidate. bat has never
failed to sell out to somebody or other,
on the eve Of the election.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02

H One of the White Cloud hunters
met with an accident, on Monday, which
might have proven very serious. While
pouring powder from his flask into the
gun, the powder became ignited. (prob-
ably from 9 spark from the wsdding re-
maining in the gun.) bursting the flask.
and scorching bis face and one eye So
verely.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02

% It is said that, leaving out the
Douglas papers in Missouri. Lincoln. the
sectional" candidate. has more papers
in the Slave States supporting him. than
Douglas, the national candidate.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02
EWa Learn that the "XNestern Fi

%We learn that the "W estern Fire
Eater" Vallindigham, of Ohio. while on
q recent electionsering mission to Eaton,
partook so freely of new cider. that be
became Disguised with his supper. and
left it on the front steps Of the Eagle Ho
tel We are not advised as to whether
he demanded that bis money be refunded
or not
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02

~ Another shower of rain "calIed
around" on Wednesday morning. A
few more. and somewhat heavier. would
not drown out the crops.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02

~ Charleston has the reputation Of
being dirty. disunion hole but its filth
and lack Of patriotism cannot Be wonder
cd at, when it is remembered that the city
WAs sSdeuatsd By the British
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02

~ Ysneey, Ksitt. and other South.
srn fools, are talking Of . dissolution, in
case Of Lincoln's election. We have
heard Of such things before. But strange
to say, nobody up North, with the sx.
'sption Of few Douglas yslpsrs. sp-
pears to be frightened in the least.