White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-06
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be 'Du' ,i,h an efficient corps OF assistants
S''gA a;,sr will find in the Courier form
The competitor for the patronage Of the
,s'1. and lively time may be an''epa'
w. n.,,ember that every vote cast for Doug
RsTl-every vote cast against Abraham
~" ,. will DO equal to vote in favor Of ha'-
l''' .ss s.un.ry disgraced for the next four
10y bv having 10. Lane in the Presidential
!s . more plant tool and more unssrupu'
~, u.n than even Buchanan
r1he New York Tribune says that many
I'm in that State, Disguised at the prospect
y s being required to vote for the Douglas cleo.
,,e going ever to Houston, for whom they
nh,vs an opportunity of voting.
rAccrssross.-The Detroit Tribune says
cs-m.ps in one Ward in that city, here
democrats, are now strong for Lincoln;
s'"s ro,Iersville, in that State, ten voters
-, ,seentl, left the Democracy, and Joined
..peoublican party; and that thirty-si1 Dem
~. IN Cheboygan County have within few
a..,.,ed fer Lincoln. 1t also gives the
If about q score Of men in different
y, the State who have heretofore been
;,.,. Democrats, but now support Lin
coin. .-
rDouclas says there is little true Democra-
Ia Init he will preserve that little. He
,,n't scht any then in this campaign-he is
hound to keep the piece!
rC.rcH.woRDs ILLusTRArrD.-"Popular
s,rsgniy."-Brooks & Co., surprising Sumner
i,b;, seat, knocking him down with bludgeon
md beating bis head to jelly.
Nan. observation-disclosures standing placid
+, bv and seeing the job thoroughly done.
rHon. Jas. s. Rollins, the Opposition men,
,,- elected to Congress from the Second Dis
w., Of Missouri, although not an avowed Re-
,oBlic,u, will undoubtedly give an earnest sup
rt to the general policy of Mr.. Lincoln's ad-
nvi,trstion. His election, in strongly Dem
Oente District, is one Of the signs Of the times.
1.-THE Charleston Mercury proposes to the
owners of the Great Eastern to 60 into the
slave trade "Ten thousand negroes at a trip
only think of it," The Mercury's imagina-
ton is up to fever heat.
rA Douglas ratification meeting was at
tempted in Savannah, Georgia, on Tuesday eve
uing. The nominee for Vice President was
greeted with hisses when he made his speech.
rsome consolation to the Douglas clique
hereabout, may be derived from the knowledge
that four of the seven Members of the House
from Missouri have declared for Douglas, so
that, should he by any chance get into the
House be will have tpo States in that body
each of them by majority of one.
rFrank Pierce has forboding of the re-
suit, and says that he counsels united action on
the part Of all Conservatives and relies espc.
ciaIly on Pennsylvania to defeat Lincoln. But
,srr. is much less reliance to be placed on Penn
sylvania than upon Neu York for this purpose
The Douglas men there, rather than promote
the election of Breckenridge and Lane, may, in
c,Rsidera6Is numbers, go for Lincoln.
r The Breckenridge nominations in New
York eaectually disappoint the calculations Of
any Bell and Douglas traders there. Such
prominent Americans as E. r. Jewett, of Buff
falo, Hon. G. r. Babcock, Hon. d. Ullman, Hon
GA. Scroggs and others, who vehemeutly sup
Eorted Fillmore in 1856, are now strongly fol-
l.iucolp. In 1856 fifty papers in New York
imported Fillmore, now only six support Bel
and Everett.
e The St. Paul Minnesotcan says that whcr
all Of the Democratic papers in Minnesota have
taken their position, they will stand eleven fo
Breckinridse and Lane and four for Douglas ant
Johnson.
rive notice that the Republicans in al
parts Of the country are giving grand receptions
to their members of Congress on their return
home. They deserve to be thus honorably me
by their constituents.
10 The Douglas aad Breckenridge fusion il
Pennsylrani. has entirely broken down. Tha
state is certain for Lincoln.
rGerrit Smith is out against Lincoln. ii,
las written very bitter letter denouncins hin
supporter of the Fugitive Slave Law. an,
declaring that no true abolitionist can supper
hin.
u The trial of old John Brown was goot
thing for Mr.. Hunter, the prosecuting officer
The Richmond Wing states that he receive'
$500 for his professional services, and Sl5
for the front of his Office, which was for shor
time occupied as barrack by some Of tn
State troops.
rA fusion Of the two rival wings Of tn
Virginia Democracy is about given up. Tn
Brcekinridge men look with contempt upon tn
Douglas men, Of whom there are not enough ;
form respectable majority.
rA Chicago correspondent Of the Cleve
land Leader writes.
hha positive fact that most of the Dougla
meetings In this state have been slimly after
'ded. The sQus,,eu are discouraged, dismays,
Changes for Lincoln still rapidly occur.
rsinee the crueia,ion Of Chris. there HI
not been 80 benssolen. an Institution know
among men IA African slavery.-HsnSy Cis
Dian.
The man who gave u,teranee 10 this blasrh'
nous sentiment Ia now stamping" the sta'
Of Iowa Tor Douglas as one ef his Electors.
u The New York Herald Of Tuesday say
The election Of Abraham Llneeln A. our ne'
President Ii now generally conceded 10 be lns'
table"
Hf Candidate hauaiaa haa Lar tha (apeS