White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
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Fo'ysh. so''or OF shs Mobile Register. ,,a
leader Of the Douglas party in Alsb,n, @ no
. fev days since, In letter 10 W. 3 s.,s! s!
said:
eff Black Republican Psssideo, ,ho,u,
elected BY . purely sectional vote, a, s,..s ~
resisting and the Northe.nsu unitip. ,,.;.'. '0
this ID no Union for Stakeholder "a r..
should 60 with Mr.. Ysneey for disuo,;o, %, .s l
ter" Of no "halter." ""'
p"Mr ows RIroIrr.."-Hh ~e,,.,,
ripcipls" ID not Dorslas' only pec,li., ;,.,,.
lion. He is 90 fearful Of mirepr...u,,,io. , =
rather Of not being represented to mi, 49,
that he employs special reporter to travel ~,
him. At Detroit, on Msndsy. the Ad,.,,;...'
forms Us he refused to commence hi, u...h,
fore ''his own reporter" should sriy. ,,s =.
two reporters Of the Detroit Free Pr.,. N. .~ NV
organ, were actually kicked OF The stand h,,'.
direction. They were anxious to k.so ON a.
Douglas platform, but ss has been he e,.. NM
many Others. found il impossible.
q A NosLE CoxnusrrY- ,ov,o,v
Creek. Lake County, Indiana, 1t III. .,..s.'
last week. polled l4i votes, every on. q, ,h,.s
vas for Henry 8. Lane, and the R,oubl,,..
ticket. Whore is the town that will d M.
wise?
uA SrAsScH RrrrsLIcAs CorSr-n,
County Of Allegheny, Pa. was expected b, N,
Republicans to give Curtin majority Of ,bor,
500. but the returns show that she did NM,
better than shas-cursiD's majority -u s,ssa
q tn. Charleston e. c., Courier quote, Ii.
following choice spscim en- Of grammar from III,
Selma (Ala.) Reporter:
The news comes in from al Quarters ,h,,
Bell and Everett 10 the men for The pecul. n
elect, their chance 10 gaining strength and Don.
ulsrity every day.
u The Albany Evening Journal mu Hs
Bell men boasted Of 5000 votes In N.uut, N.
J. The Charter election showed that they uun.
bered less than LOO. The residue Of the 5000
are for Lincoln! Just % II will bs found 10 B,
every~here-onl more 50.
u The Lacrosse (wis.) Nord Stein, hi.h.
srto sealous and influential Democratic orrsn
in the German language. has put up the manner
Of Hamlin and Lincoln. The Germans Of ,hs.
State who have before voted the Denocrsie
ticket, are coming BY thousands into the R.psb-
lican ranks.
u 4 correspondent in Minnesota writer %
that the prospects of the Republicans were
never 90 cheering in that State - nov. "TSs
veto of the Homestead bill, the sale Of our
Government lands, for the purpose Of replsnish.
ing our empty treasury, to BE- squandsrsd By
corrupt Administration, have driven Thousands
to onr Ut andard."
l q The Washington Constitution has re.
psassdly published the following statement, made
BY Senator Trumbnll. and challenged denial Of
IL sr,sh. yet 10 remains undispussd:
Mr.. Douglas called on Xr. Covode. RepuO.
!ican member Of Congress from Pensylnvans
and requested him to go to Trunbsll and gst hin
TO agree that he (DousIss,) should ~ returned
to The Senate BY the Republicans Of illinois. and
in consid dsrstion thereof be would 6gbsshe Rspsb
lican battles In 1850.
! uAsorHra Cosvr,r.-Mr. Oliver Beard.
Breekiuridge candidate for the the Assembly
in The Third District Brooklyn. New York, hss
come out for Lincoln.
q Since the recent State elections in Penn.
sylvania, Ohio, and Indiana. the Demoeney
hereaways have eschewed politics and gone 70
work. They think that political subjects DO
we'll enough for ambitious young mon 70 talk
about, but Democratic gentlemen. Of mature
age, can employ their time much more p'odsa-
bly, in their counting. houses.
q The New York Tribune says: I'VE sss
no reason 10 doubt the general correctness Of our
estimate BY counties, giving Lincoln the sss
BY IS 900 majority. and We trust that the good
news from the pivotal States will carry 10 co.,
siderably above 0,000."
u Tom Corwin is doing wonders in lln''-
Wherever he speaks great crowds are slssr
in attendance. At Decatur on Saturday. 'a'''
were 5000, and at Jacksonville On Monday
$1,000 persons present.
q InroarAsr Accrsuos.-Ths indisnsp'"
Journal says:
We heard yesterday from good su'hor's! sn''
Ex-Gov esnor Paris c. Dunning, one of'he ao'es'
and hrmest Of the friends Of Mr.. Douglas In sh"
State, has avowsd his intention 70 suppo" "f
Lincoln, now that he sees his own p'eiefene'
cannot be realised. We are also informed ''''
Mr. Bryant. the present State Librarian. has ei :
pressed similar determination. We DO nov
vouch for the truth Of these reports, but " -
them from reliable sources.
q DExoclArs 0IvE " NEw 4eiE'-Ins
New York Herald, which has advocated Bell
Breckinridge. Dousias and fusion-.h!sn'ns
and everything looking 70 ths:defsas Of Lincoln
having given up Pennsylvania now r'linqu'0e'
al hone Of New York. In Fridays issue "
rssd The following:
The day for the rsdsmpsioa Of New Yo'k ~
,s,ssd by. She villvoss for Lincoln, nd ~
. majority equal 70 the whole populssioo siAs
~, II viii not surprise o. There ID no gesu'Ds
s,oa bs,wesn Ne Br.ekinridss and Dous''sne
ltioas. The breach has vidsnsd ess'ss' W"
Ianes these bts elections.
rTsr BEL vors m Ono-TSe '..
foot. up Ii. entire Bel. Everett vote 10 sn!'Oa
Counties, st the late election, - s'2s'' .,.ss
ane Counties II sivss he Fillno'' '''e o. .,I, ,
- q, 0,H6-a los Of AI2as. Or nssny -,
Of The whole American strength! 1'
has evidently seen it, best day'.
u There 10 good chance for ne ~" n.l.