White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-30
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W.Ls much noise 70 be sure,
~. market house, offering to sell men!
~Tbey remind one" ouiIp says
.Hor. in oIdfashiond days,
,-.,;oD.ers we're preceded BY bell-H<H.
re.u. franklin PIERCE 'I-Pr''id'nt Of
Nod States, has written letter to B. +
W., n Massachusetts, taking pOsitiOn IA
N. 70 Breckenridge as the successor oil
lanes Buchanan.
rrbs report that E1 Governor Johnson Of
..,,,Iy.nia had declared for Bell and Everett
I'- ,-us He declares himself for Lincoln
md Hamlin.
IT Douglas lttwsnty-an example for young
usD-CgeB.lsnd Plain Dealer.
Douglas at ffty-a warning for young men,
-Tbs Detroit Tribune says: ''Some Of the
n..,,,, papers who are trying to identify the
,,.I;us Democrats with their faction, claim
c,, Cas- as a Douglas man. We understand
18th. il unreserTed in the expression Of bis
,-.fereues for Breckinridge."
tn, Albany Evening Journal says: "PrOmi-
AN, members of the Democratic factions, are
ain irwin. to unite on one Electoral ticket in
-, STATE. And they talk about it as If it might
IA NJ some service 10 them. But Of what ser
vice can it bel Republicans are quite indifer-
On, about it, because they can whip them just
:, effectively combined as distracted. It is
.iunlv A.. question whether Lincoln shall have
1000 or $4,000 majority. Either figure will
,n,ver. Let the Union be effected, by all means.
The sooner the better"
T John C. Breckenridge is beaten in his own
mecinct, his own city, his own County, his own
District, and his own State.
ErDExocRATIc MoTroEs.-"We POked them
in 1874; we Pierced them in 1852; we Bueked
them in 1856; we're BrseHag now and our grave
is Dug"
DCOl. FOrney writing from a watering
place, takes occasion to say:
al am no dead head pay my bill like the
rest Of this gay convOcatiOn."
III The census takcr in New London, Con-
nectcut, found woman who gave her own age
u q years, and her Oldest son was %!
Uvanity Fair says the three ages of a Sena-
tor are mileage, postage and patronage.
BwHGr DOES THIS MEAN7-We find the
following in the Louisville Democrat:
"BREcKIHRID0E MEN AND ALL OTHERS, CONE
Up TO THE MARK.-A gentleman authorizes us
to make the following proposition:
On, hundred dollars to a thousand that the
Hon. John C. Breckenridge does not run for
the Presidency in November next. Persons
desiring to take the bet will apply at this of:
fee"
" The Michigan Farmer estimates the
wheat crop Of that State this year at 9.o00. 900
bushels.
q The Mt. Vernon Banner says "that
Judge Brinkerhof has decided that negro, less
than half black, is a white man and entitled to
the right of suffrage" Let alone the fact that
the Democratic judges decided the same way
years and years ago, the Banner has queer no.
tons Of what constitutes negro. We have
heard Of mulattOes, quadroons and octoroonI,
hut never before heard Of "Hesro less than
half JIaek.-SaRdusky Register.
C The Ellis men in the late North Carolina
canvass denounced Pool as an agrarian! forsOoth
because he was in favor Of taxing slaves like
other property, upon their real value. It was
this cutlery that helped to prevent POOLS cleo
ton, but the cid North State will have to come
IN this system of agrarianIsm! sooner or later,
and 50 will Virginia.
B The POPULATION OF ILLINoIs.-The cen
Ius returns from Illinois already received at the
Bureau in Washington indicate the total populA-
ton Of that State to be one million eight hun
bred thousand in 1860. On the basis Of one
Congressman to every one hundred and twenty
thousand inhabitants, it will now be entitled to
titeen members Of Congress instead of nine.
% The Union hopes the Douglas papers will
not discuss the subject of Mr.. Douglas religious
belief Nobody has asked them to do so. The
matter has only been submitted to the reflection
Of Izch consistent men as the Brookses, who
kept up fire in 1856 about Col Fremont's be-
ING CathOlic.-Roekester Democrat.
u The St. Louis Express (Bell and Everett
Organ) asserts most positively that thirty thou
sand dollars was sent to that city two years ago,
BY Postmaster Fowler of New York, row fu-
gtve defaulter, to aid in defeating Frank Blair.
The Express declares that whenever the proof
Edemanded, it shall be produced. It will be
remembered that the Administration was re.
markaoly easy with Fowler, having had no reg
ular settlement with him for years. No partic-
ular pains have been taken to arrest him.
" The Galveston Civilian publishes letter
from the Postmaster at Buchanan, giving an IN
qualified contradiction to the story of the burn
ing OF eOlporteur at that place. The writer
says "it is fabrication from beginning to end,
and with no foundation in truth whatever. No
circumstance upon which it can be supposed to
DC Oased'' has ever happened here or in hearing
Of here"
" The Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune says:
"All shades Of Democrats are thunder struck
0' Mr. Blair's success in ST. Louis. The more
'AgaelOu' fear that it is an indication Of the
sre" strength of the Republicans in the
" HE Exodus from Ireland continues thus
As great ratio as in 1889. The popula.
aOn OF the country is now $50 500 persons less
'nan it was in 1851, when the last census was