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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

TRAxsLArIoS.-The great North. West
abounds in breech.clout Democracy
that is to say, hslf.breeds and full-blood,
ed nstives-who are oil Squstter Sover.
eigns, and can be relied upon to give any
required Democratic majority. But they
have been sadly neglected BY the Demo-
cratic press. Douglas has Travelled the
country over, rsbearsing his 'great prin-
ciple" harangue. yet not . paper in bis
interest has deigned to dish it up in .
style suited to the understanding Of the
breech. clout Democracy. Out Of pure
benevolence toward this large and respec.
table portion of the Douglas party ip the
North West, the said breech clout De.
mocrscy. We have. with unparalleled en-
terprise and perseverance,. succeeded in
translating the substance Of his speeches
into what might properly be termed
breech-c -clout English. which will no doubt
be thankfully received. well understood
and properly appreciated by said Squat
ter Sovereigns
"Ush! Big squatter. me-heap! Me
great man; drink heap whiskey; talk loud.
Great big country-me love it-all my country;
me save it, aud hang everybody. Me love all
de peoples-me great Squatter. Breckinridge
no good-fght me, big Squatter. He talk
some-aot heap, like me. Breckinridge bad
man-wolf Me good man. Me whip Breck-
inridge. Lincoln no good-6ght me-bad man
no Squatter. Lincoln coward-squaw-no
taIk-no drink whiskey. Me drink heap whis-
key-mske me feel great big. Me have good
mother. Mother have great son-big Squatter
Me 70 see mother. Lincoln coward-no dare
60 see mother-no got mother-no dare 60 see
mothers and fathers grave. Me whip Lincoln
Me hang Breckinridge and Lincoln, like John
Brown. Den me be great Chief Ne protect
all de peoples. Lincoln no do It; Breckinridgs
no do il. Lincoln no good; Breckinridge no
good; niggers no good. CLANS good; whiskey
good; me heap good. Ne no. care for your
votes-no want your votes. You vote for me
me let you-mske you great men. Let you
do what please, ifplease me. Vote for meme
be great Chief. Me say what please, all over
dis great country. Lincoln no dare talk; Breek.
inridge no dare talk much; me talk heap, loud.
Whiskey good-big Squatter, me: Whoop!"
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~ Fillibustsr Walker h.a AZ le.S,

~ Fillibustsr Walker has ss length
been arrested in his piratical career in
Central America. He has besn defested
and taken prisoner BY the British forces.
His men have been sent to the United
States, on their psrol of honor never to
engage in such business again but Wal.
ksr and one Of his officers are to Be shot,
which is eonsummstion devoutly to b.
wished for.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

~ Godey's Lady's Book. for Octo
Der, is before us. 1t contains beauti'
ful steel plate, entitled "Our Own Cor
respondent. an engraving entitled "Tur.
key Shooting" Fashion Plate, . piec,
of Music. Patterns. Cottage Design, and
vast amount Of valuable reading. Nov
is the time to commence getting up Clubs
for the new year. We furnish the Book
to our subscribers for % . year. which j,
one dollar less than you can get it for by
sending direct to the publisher.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

BELL MEN. REAp.-If the Bell men
once understood that the leaders Of the
party are engaged in an attempt to sell
them like slaves in a Southern market.
nine tenths Of them would not remain in
the party day longer. They are entrea,.
ed to unite with all conservative men 10
defeat sectionalism and in some States
they are akse,l to vote for an electoral tick.
ct composed partly Of Bell men. under the
pleathat they will thus secure at least few
votes for their candidates. where other.
wise they wouhl get none. But the bar.
gain is made. whereby every one Of the
so called Bell electors, il successful, ar.
to vote for Douglas. In New York this
game is being played heavily. The leSl.
ing spirits sre James and Erastus Brooks.
Of the New York Express. Their real
object is to sell out the party to Douglas
in toto. james Brooks recently made 3
pilgrimage to Augusta to get the Bell
men Of Maine into similar arrangement;
but in bis speech. he accidentally betrsy.
ed his real design. The resnlt was. be
disgusted the party. and they wOnla have
nothing TO DO with him. Here is an e1.
tract from his speech. Read it. Bell men,
and then decide whether you vii, "sbsn-
don your principles and vote for Dong
las :"
Gentlemen. the Union is in q condi-
ton of extreme peril, which must excite
in every patriotic breast feelings Of the
gravest solicitude and alarm. A power
ful sectional party. it is feared. is about
seizing the reins Of Governments result
which sooner or later, would be succeeded
by disaster and dismemberEens No"
gentlemen, what can, what ought to Be
done in this grave crisis? Nahiss le'"
in my judgment than the. union and com
Of sll the truly ps,r'os'e no
one compact organisation can successio''
y resist and overthrow this sectional PH-
y. Can it not be done, and our glorious
Union be preserved! We have done
i in the State of New York. and yos
surely are not less patriotic and ss'f''se-
rificing than We. Abandon then, your
,r;r.;0lso Americans. CONSERVATIVES,
wbigs, for this once. and vote for ss'-
phen A. Douglas" r
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

lis slavs property With him, O., n.
Of any other property hos to 90 Me,. 'sne, "H,
carry his properly" 0"d
And in his speech in the Uui,.a Co..
Senate. February. 1860. he said.
I'VE" (Senator Brown, Of M;..
pi. and Senator Douglas, of m;.p m;p,
".gree that, under the deci,io, "OS) ot ~
Supreme Court Of the United S,., "''
slaves are property. standing on An ne .";
footing with all other property And in.
consequently the owner of si.v. u h.. ,a'' u,
same right to smigra:e to a.erri,or, W, .'1
carry his slsve property with him :. ,h. III.
owner Of any other specie. Of pro0.,,s m ,a'
has to move there and carry his props,,. H
with him" = . Again: "71u, fs'
Ie Senator from Aississippi and mv,.,f
agree. that slave property il tie T,,.;
toriss stands on an equal foo.iao rm
erery species Of property"
There is the evidence. which NAV \.
summed up in few words. In bis Ma.
folk speech. he acknowledge. III. ripb,
Of . portion Of the people to rebel
against the Union. il the GoverumeD,
fails to protect their rights. or to .ofo,..
the Constitution and laws. as in..rp,,sS
tie Supreme Court. The Supreme Cour.
has dscided,' in.ths ,Dred Scott case ,b.,
Shareholders have right, under the Con,
stitution. to carry their slaves into III.
Territories. and the Government is pls,,
ed to protect it. that il is the du,y Of
Congress to pass laws for tha, purpose
and that the people Of a Territory. through
their Legislature. have no right to pro.
hibit it. The WickliAe Resolution
Douglas letter Of acceptance. and hi,
New Orleans and Senate speeches. esps.
cislly indorse that Decision. a, being ths
Supreme law of the lsnl. The summing
up Of the whole would be simply this ::
The Constitution carries Slavery into the
Territories. and the people have no righ.
to prohibit it. tits the Constitutional
duty Of Congress to enact . Territorial
Slave Code. for the protection of Slave.
~ in the Territories. and the duty Of the
President to enforce that cole. fCon.
gress fails to enact such law. or the
President to execute it. the Slave States
have a perfect right to dissolve the In.
ion.
We have given the evidence, and ".
defy any person to make any other inter.
probation Of it. Douglas has gone down
Sonth and told the FIRE, eaters that il Con.
gress does not pass laws to force Slavery
upon new Territories. and the Presihoa,
does not carry them ont, they have. .
perfect right to dissolve the Union :
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

E We know the Doniphsn County
Democracy arc in favor Of buying and
selling black men, women and children
but do they think they can buy the votes
Of white men with whiskey? How many
votes does Charley Blakely suppose be
can buy with the forty dollars be sent up
here to Be invested in whiskey? he
could no doubt have put the money to q
more honest use; for all the voters who
could be induced to sell themselves for
whiskey. already belong to his "run Of
sbsd"-or. to speak more clsssically. his
"breed of pups"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27
~ At . Bell and Douglas fusion

~ At Boil and Douglas fusion
meeting recently. in New York. . lasgs
list OF officers wss reported. and Gen.
Scott was auuouneed - participant
Scott has como out in . card. saying that
he never authorised such On announce
meat Of his name. and that b i taking
no part in politics. A large number Of
the reported ol6ears also snnounes.
through the papers. that tbsy arc for Lin.
coin and Hsmlin, and never authorised
The use Of their names BY the fusionists.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

BELL AND EVERETT PoLE RAIsrxa.-
The Bell men have determined to organ
ize in this Comfy. The ball was Get in
motion BY the Bell men Of this place
They are preparing to erect . mssni6cen,
ash pole here. on Saturday, the 18th inst.
and to have good time generally. A
splendid Banner and Streamer have been
gotten up, for the occssion. Speaker
are expected to address the people. and Il
is designed to have everything 60 of in
the best manner possible. An invitation
is sxtsndsd to everybody to be present.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

IxpEpENDESr CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF,
Sam. E. Hardy (of Palermo. We be-
lieve. 10 oot with hand bills. announcing
himself - an Independent Union csadi.
date for Sheriff. Prhsps Blsksiy csu
boy him Of with that $500 which be
says hs has to spend in tbs campaign, il
neosssaEy. He win 6nd that i will re-
quire moro than $500. invested in whis.
key aad otherwise. 70 csrrv him throroh
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

r ~ Ths Elwood Free Pres gives the
lis to The story that Il received $500
for Publishing tho Delinquent Land List
OF this County. The Troy Dispatch -.
serts that It derived its information in the
matter from ths publisher Of the Free
Press himsslf.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

uuuos bsOOu W oh parties 10 Inc fHe61.
DENTAL contests Of 1848, 1852 and 1856. %
Now. see what the Dred Scott decision
establishes I'D mo.s srs-C.sa i
THE MsAsURB OF RESTRICTION"
EVERY eitisen has right to take with
him into the territory any article of prop.
erty which tie constitution of the United
States recognizes - property"
THE constitution Of the United State
recognizes slaves - property. and pledg.
- the Federal Government TO protect it,"
-Sylabss Of tie Dred Scot deeis;o..
''Tbe only power conferred ION Con.
gress) s the power coupled With the duty
Of guarding and protecting the owner in
his right.-1asey's opinion. Hosa,d
In his speech It New Orleans, Dscsm.
Der 9th. 1858. Immediately after his slec.
ton to the sensts. Dooslas said with
regard to the Constitutional rights Of
slavery:
The democracy Of Illinois. in the
h"e plees. aesepts tie decision Of the Su-
prone Court Of the United States in tho
eass OF Dred Scott. - a an ask1srisaAise
sssP'aaf'es cf ne eosstitstios. In ae-
With that decision. Ne hold klssI
'ie'es s's properly. and bencs o. ssl
'qssi.!y ''tA ~ seasr k;ads Of properly.
nd ne oss1sr q slavs les Ms some !
',s8 20 move 'sso q territory, and easyy'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

force it upon him, and be would do any
thing for the party.
Out went the President, to lay still an
other dose Of Democracy beside his re-
ligion. Returned; found his friends had
not forced the Office upon him.
When Sheriff was befors the Conven.
tion. the uproar was tremendous. The
President. overaowing with the Democ.
rscy he had laid beside his religion. could
not endure it. but yelled ont: "Gsntls
men and Democrats I! We must have or.
der. If you don't come to order. III
jump out of this window I" That was
was . good joke for be could not have
jumped out Of . hole double the size Of
the window. Both the gentlemen" and
the Democrats" saw this, and therefore
did not keep order. -8a
About this time. . small individual,
With . stove pipe hat and military ii.
lie. his eyes sticking ont far enough to
knock them OF with . club without
'ouching his nose, stepped up to the bar.
'eized hold Of the railing. and called out:
Ar. (hic) President: I (hic) want to
'ominsts (hic) man for Representa-.
i've" THE Representatives are nomi.
lated." called out the President. "Is
delegate to this Convsn
ion!" asked several persons. mo. (hic J
am not." replied the man with . mil.
tary title and stove-pipe hat. "but (hic)
want to nominate (hic) man."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-07

eHnpAH-cn Tnursdsy, September g. Nrs Ann 8un q.
o1n, we q inc inte John Sheridan, nged 50 years.
Inc riends Of the family AyU thoso Of er euuu zs>s
ana hernard are requested TO attend the fupersa ~
rrasyl AFTERNOON, nj two O'Clock, from her late ruui.
oence NO. Zlb Avenus B, without further notice.
hnscER.-At New Rochelle, westchesser oouuSv an
Thursday morning, September g. Mrs Asrg ap.1suu~
widow OF the late Isaac Spencer aged OF years. months
The remains win be taken to Hartford for nssrmus
srnrk I'm Paris, Ky, on Sunday, September q, az
SWAN In Jersey City, on Wednesday, september 6,
The funeral viii take place tss (Friday) sfssrnooa q
three O'Clock, from No Is Bright street, Jersey city
PhilAdephia papers please copy.
TAaGAzz-0n Thursday, September ., CHsKms, the BE-
loved infant son OF Daniel and Mary Tsggart sged ID
months and n days
The funeral viii take place this riday) sernooa a
two o'clock nom the residence Of hin parents, 770wA
ington street.
wAIrR On Wednesday morning, September 8, Oh
GEoHGE wAIrx, aged u years.
his friends ana acquairtsncee requested to atea1
the funeral Saturday aternoon u two O'clock 81 ~
Hone House. corner Of Broadway and Great Jon9 street.
pniladelpha papers please copy. y.
1WIcKs-on Thursday afternoon, September Q, Of -
nAmmaon Of the iunss, Mrs. AxAsxlA ~, wife & Lossn
D. Wicks, aged rs years, months and IL days
The relatives and friends OF the family are Invita- %
attend the funeral from their late residence 81 0uld
street, brooklyn without further notice. On saturday
morning, ut eleven O'Clock.
Nn--JolN j. WrrNn, youngest son of Robert and
Hannah Wynne, aged months.
The friends Of the family respectfully irvted % -
tend the funeral this Frday) afternoon at two o'coo9
from 2Sb First avenue.
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ODItnAfy.
GEORGE II. BAEEETT, COMEDIAN.

GEORGE II. BAEEETT, COMEDIAN.
Mr. Barrett, who died At his residence In this city, on
"Wednesday, was born at Exeter England, in lTas His
PARENTS came TO this country during the next year. and
W, ve we presume connected with the stage, Master
barr EFT, NJ very tender age appeared on the stage Of
the sdera street theatre, Boston, Coras child,
in "P, AFRO" At the age OF twelve years-more
thsa ha century ago--Mr Barrett appeared
At the Pa Y theatre, in this city, as Young Nor
val We ne hear Of Nr. Barret. as the genteei
comedian, Of the Boston theatre He was distn-
srshed for his fine appearance aud manly beauty.
In such parts az hares Surface Rover, Young NARROW
and Rob Handy Mr. Barrett achieved high reputation
ana was known BY the sorbrquet Of "Geatleman
George At . very sry age he married a beautiful
attached 10 the ga theatre where he performed
For many years Mrs Bar ret was considered the best
high comedy actress on the merican stage She died at
Boston forr or FIVE years az, The marriage was not
hagy and the parties M Yor sud mss.rsd rs. Ss
Bowery theatre with Gilfert The specumton VS. not,
believe, very successful, and narre returned .
tic ranks PLAYING At the various the res the
country until 1877, when Mr. Alvsh Nann engaged him
. acsng and stage manager OF the tneaIre
mse went WI. + 's G
forces for the new theatre, which opened sepacmber
lsa7 a lhe school for Scandal Mr.. Bar ett playing
the stage management of the Broadway, but forwards
resumed that post under the direction Of Mr. E. A. ar-
daughter, MSS 0corgiaaa Barrett (now Mrs phiio War.
ren) and soon aittr compelled by i'll t,alth,
TO retire from the scve duties OF his profession. Mr.
Barrett must be accounted the Of the Arrei
can, ADD, We think Of the English stage, a. Is now
sixty four years since be lrst the footlights ds
debut IN New York made al the same time that q
Mr.. wailack senior, in London Mr. Barrett was gen
temen Of agreeable and hreproAehable privato
character.
Gu the 18th ult., JOIN oBaRv SHErA,roAH. . half.
breed Indian, died Albany n " at The age OF 100
years Ills father, John @ Bten, rishrnAn em graf
ed 70 this corntry about the year p749 and after
married young squaw Of the Stockbrdgc tribe OF midi
ans, Of whom was born John oHren Shenandoah, IN
the year ITbl. The hher, beng Of means, sent
his son TO France to Obtain GOOD classical education.
Remaining there until he had mashed As studies he re-
turned 10 the United states the hAt bore
Americas true friend, lafayette. Young o Bren She
nandoah present and took sctve part most OF
the battles which were fought between the Aericans
and English.
GEORGE CHRrrYs NSsraEs-This famous band VIII
give their farewell coucert Rrooklyu thu eyening
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yuy Al or AaAsrrxu-fhe dne stesmtug MARYLAND lying
Al ths Quarantine dock took are about hAlEpas eight
O'Clock yesterday evssns A. shs hes mot ben ussd since
Sunday lass, h supposed 70 be the work Of lncends
~ she wss valued ~ s1f ooe and unfovsussssy for
h policy o. Insurance expire iast month ne Fire Do
psrmcnt were early on hand and did scsni service.
rxs Noxysxrs Iacwrs II any Of our oISsrens hsd
takes the trouble 10 look upwards last night shout esvss
o'clock they would have another of sbcse brilliant
ocrulAa displays which year ego Attracted the atssa-
ton q the public generally, and excissd both Vie
lat evening Of The most beautiful character, and -
critics ssy about n<v bsoks, vs repaid IN exanina
ton"
I'm wuYxn Departing summer tsrnsd yesterday 70
rive us cse lingering before bsAkiss hsrssf Asay
70 her mansion In the skies" In tns morning she
In ,aesrymoss mood and bsde~sd N slightly with her
tears but she soon dried shs ~ dAy long continued
70 be<sow her smiles and knAsess xascss upcn
us To descend 10 more rresAic dsspsscs the sherno
srsauAy sapsri.s % 70 - daws, a vhich psiss u
Ntoud n five o'cioak
Ncucr 10 nAu~s --s,x issss shssfs were cAasSt yss
serday a vuisos nArkAs dcrk, msassv,~s Ro~ - VI
sNr.p ssss ps5s shgss ~ 10y e.rsfHl. = sAsrs hss
been s>ssa = sb-~ paying srsssd sns alp TOO shs sss
AeApxSx az nruc.-'sLucA al IAA~wmss~' -
given ia wight ui A<eiisA p~ss, Mas'sai sus Ansdsc
IN shs principal r6es ne performance q miss nHss IN
this opsva ~ familiar 70 the public, = shs hss snas "
very frrqusasy. me ossy pos'csssss dinssssss last
nsht was In She acting Of The yocne pvima donna
therein - displays mSked impscvs~est Mas Patti
500 sdmsssly 49,, ssd msAs Jsvws IN tss cess
bvassd - scs~e, where bes execution = somethisf
wosder,ui MssaniS EdEnrdo wsa IN excelkns pcssnvm
so NE nAshsse part received NIL Justice q the
hsncS u Aze65o On This evening the "rrcsatcre" viz
- sywen Nm No.. Cprtees and Musiank A. Ne Patti
rss4ines On est~rday, ssgpcs hAenoA vtli make hn
Hsneyss ~ 0vino N srA ponansbnia," kaena rSsA 70
Vie AmtsA, and AsNodIo Count RudoYho A. sh's soe
1st natinss = ths scssou there viz b. uRdoudrdJ
srsn< eviaolsne ocavensica.
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col umna.
TERMS MODERATE
OSFIcB - Arm orRxnR.

A YRS .cvr cmpr
Fos the speedy sare Of
Infs-rAnent Psve7, Fever A1ue.
Dumb Agu1 Pefodcl Headache Bilious HeaAnsAa 81
bous reverw-ndeed for the whole of Dsoasus os-
matte countries. -
No remedy louder for BY The nsssssss q ~
American people then and safe fever an6 49,
such we sre now enabled ~ ofer With perfect csainky ~
VIII eradicate the disease and with Assurance foundcd q
hat which protects from psevens tbs disorder b
Prevention better than for lie patient escapes ~
which he muse In violent attacks OF this baef dsenpor
This Cure oxpe the nAsnc Of fever and aaus u
the systen ana prevents the deveopemeut al tho dhass
taken on the bts approach OF IT, pfem0npry nymptums
lis not only The best medy discovered for
OF complains but sso be cheapest The large Qunnty
supply for adoar brings within the reach everybody
and In bious dl5rcta wh<re fever and
body should bave and freely boA Tar and pre-
yenton great superiority Of tins remedy ny o1hR
ever dscose red for the speedy and certain Of iner
tents that contstns 9nne mineral consequently
produces euinsm other Inuros enects upoQ
the constitution Those cured by gare left heAlihy -
they had had the disease.
Fever and asue alone the consequence Ne 49,
matte poison great variety Of disorders from IL I'M
atlon among which are neuralgia, rheumatA euu. hsa1
ache bindntss scoshschs ache ca.Arrh. asta AlpA.
els collie paralysis and derAngemeua Of the nonach al a
lent type or bscuns periodical THs 0u.rs szpsS -
poison from the blood and coesequcny A1n ~ aaAA
Prspsscdby On. q. AYE3x Co, lowell aad eed BY n
GTft1gistg XhRroL
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launch OF the Steamship john r. King.
The steamship John King launched yesterday al
sernoon. from westeryelts shpyard Zoo, of Housioa
street She Is owned by Aessrs spoaord, Peston Co..
and s intended to be between this port Charles
ton, and will be commanded by Captain Adams, late Of
the steamship James Adger She presents avery fine s
pesrance when IN the water ana from her build need fear
no rivals in point Of speed. In dnensens she In fot
lowsLengh OF keel 235 feet breadth OF beam 81 feet
depth Of hold n feet measurement 6setons She win
have single beam engine with cylinder 1.s inches in
dG-.e'sr. sod II feet stroke. boerF 20 feet long
one clock and Tor some time before that hour the work
we're busy preparing her for her home taking
away the sta-cheons that supported Eer sides, and
making the way clear for her descent. At
her 60, and rhe began 10 slide slowly, hlt grace.
fully, down the inclined plane, and in less time than
II u kes IL write H. she poughing her towards
tie Tong Island shore. The steamtugs Satellite and Sa
vey time they worked her bows round and headed
for the shore. Owing ~ some slight difficulties IL
nearly two O'Clock before she placed oroadside
The peg where she vii remain 70 taxa In her engine,
yet be necessary The Alare Works have the contract
for t~-ulshug her with her engines, &C.
she very handsomely decorated with 1agy. and
with her ne appearance attracted the attention aud
spectators were OF the sterner sex stun there
Der q ladies' who materially added 70 the b. their
presence ana hearty applause There Could noe have
been ess than Loo perseas present - witness the
r s mere IN the river waiting 70 welcome
her her future abiding place There very few
board the King the launch and they chiefly thoae
VINO had Assisted In her construction Ia ~hcst time
the machinery win be In place and she viii be
ready for her trial trip We wish her All the thai
the deserves.