White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-06

In the swamps Of the Palmetto State. and 10
poor spsllsr. He evidently meant msskssfsss.
q Nsw srYLs-Ths Montgomery Mail
cones 70 hand with regular nominations flying
at its editorial head - follows:
SECESSION HonINns.
For Dsl.gstss.
WILLIAM L. yAHcIY,
THOMAS 4. WATTS.
u The Boston Journal. the Springfield Re.
publican, and several other newspapers Of Mass
achusetss, favor the repeal of the "Ps rsonal
Liberty" act ofthst State. Most or all Of these
papsrs, We think, opposed it, passage At the
first.
q ANoruEl SwlrP.-Ths rout in Minnsso.
t. Of the Democracy has been almost overwhsl.
ming. Out Of q Senators the Democrats have
but 3; aad Of - members Of ths House they
possibly have >. but probably not more than 2.
TB. P. Shillaber, ("Mrs Partington") il
appears, 10 not elected . member Of the Legis-
lsturs Of Massachusetts, ansr all. The official
count elects his opponent. We should like to
know Mrs. P.S opinion Of politics.
Gov. FIrzrArRIcK's PoHrroN.-Hon. 1snja.
min Fitzpatrick, of Alabama. has addressed .
letter to some of his friends. in reference to %.
eession. He 10 in favor of secession, but desires
to secure the cooperation Of sufficient number
Of slave Stntss to form Southern Confederasy.
UA Lexington, KY. correspondent ofths
New York Herald, says that Mr.. Brsckinridgs
will probably visit the South at the proper time,
and that his influence will be directed towards
the great cause Of the Union and the prsssrva-
ton Of the Government.
u It 10 understood that the Legislatures Of
Virginia and North Carolina will act at once on
. proposition to send oil the free negroes in
their limits to the North, and perhaps pay their
expenses thither out Of the State Treasury.
There are over any thousand free negroes in
these two States. 1t 10 said other Southern
States will pursue The same policy.
u DR.. Lyman Bssehsr, who cast hIs hrst
vote for John Adams, was taken BY his SOC, on
Tuesday, to the polls. that he might cast his
last vote for Lincoln. A. the venerable man.
with flowing and silvsry locks. entered. the
crowd parted right and lsft and silently made
way for him.
u The Wheeling Intslligsncsr truly calls
Ritchistown, Va, the most glorious place this
side Of the Elysian islds. "Juss think of q
clear l64 votes for Old Abe, down thsrs-52
votes more thaa Douglas got-s3 more than
Bell got. and l23 more than Drsckinridgs, and
56 more than Fremont got in the county.
u Hon. John Minor Bolts visited Petersburg,
Virginia, and was received by an immense
throng of people. "A salute Of one hundred guns
was fired. He delivered speech. Consider.
ing the liberal and conservative views of Mr..
Bolts, this 10 singular sign Of The times In The
Old Dominion.
p Gov. Wise 10 reported to b insane. We
regret 10 hear Of the downfall Of that brillian.
and cratic genius. He should 20 to South
Carolina for the same reason that the grave
digger said that Hamlet was sent to England.
II made NO difference there. because they were
al crasy.
T Fradcis Leibsr, of South Carolina, re- |
Gently presided over . German Republican
meeting in the city Of New York. The result
10 that he has been expelled fron honorary
in the South Carolina College.
What wonder is il that the Republican party
have remained, TO . certain extent, sectional,
whom the adoption of ito principles renders dis
grace and e1pulsion certain punishment7
p The Louisville Journal psrtInsnsly asks
Can any statist tell how ofssn Toonbs has
,seedsd or threatened to leave the Union in
iisg.st We have counted on every finger
md thumb. and our recollection still holds 70
'sveral more Of his crises, but ws would ike 10
" numerically correct. Who has The time 70
make the calculation Is would afford pleas
mt rsersstion for some gentleman Of leisure
With nathsmatical turn Of mind.
p The New York Hsrald's Springfield only
says:
"Ths most amazing thing to the Republicans
4 Illinois ID worse than the Garrisonian r.di-
slism Of John Wentworth, who daily insists
pom burdenipg Mr. Lincoln with his insempsr.
to and impolitis notisns about slavery. They
o not reflect the conservative ideas Of ths Re-
ublicsns Of The State, and greatly anger Nr.
'incols, Who doss not hesitate 70 express his
Of thsm." ID
p The County Of Princess Anne in virrinis,
here Ex-Govsrner Wise originated and pro-
ursd ths first Involvement Of his RESOLUTIONS, !"
oes mot appear TO symrashiss With his pro-
rsnns Of operations. II We nay Judge from
V vote east at the Presidential election. NJ. .
ell carried The county BY seventy 1.-TWO majority,
sisg gain OF sixty nine over the last election
e Governor. and gain Of seventy six over the
u Presidential slsstion-ND Ysrk Rsssise /;
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u soath Caroline 3 cutting up more shiass i Z
, The ssejsst ofths disselusioa If the Uaion .
An any other State. lbr Tie reason That her 4
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