White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-23
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- Nspuohean vote v;nt-
unusually large next harvest. In .nS
OOrhoOd' they we're confident Of hin, A. a'
to the acre, and not DenOcr.. ,;,, s~.e'i
mile! In these nsighbOrhOOd, ,b., !. i've
schools, well filed meeting houses, M "' 0A'
groceries" and never bolt their door, '''a''
u Douglas in his letter Of ,e.s,,.
gises the Compromise of 1850. Job...' sO'0
the other hand, speaks of those COuD,0,,;.' On
ga base surrender" If the thing, e.,
are "baso," those that made them Ar. 1A.''u
also. johnson is therefore now id.pts.S -,
tho leading promoter Of a "base" schema ~,
DOuglas is running with the nan vbo d..
ed him for it! What "Happy F.nil,m
pAmOng the prominent Ohio p.uo...
who are for Breckinridgs and Lane. !, e,
VIM. II. Stafford, Of ChiIlieOthe, lat, s,,,.s.
asor and Democratic candidate for Lisu, g.
ernOr last fall. He is advertised 70 sue.L :,
Brsekinridge Mass Meeting at Cbillieo,A. :.
Saturday asxt. Job. E. Stevenson, Eso. Mn
also address the meeting.
" The selegraphic reporter mys,sriOusI, a.,
nOunces that the friends Of DOsglas, after an
consultation. are said to have resolved tn s.,
him for the Presidency in 1864. Haven, A.,
trouble enough on hand for the prssea, e..,,,
without bOTTo'riaS of the futurel Orha,.,A.,
determined to haul down their FAC and roiD 4.
Breckinridge1
p The accession Of Ell Gov Reuben wood
OF CsyshOga County to the Breckenridge ,pL,
is only one Of many indications Of the eoUn.
that is 10 be taken BY . great portion Of II.
more substantial leaders of the Ohio DeuOe,.
cy in the present campaign. Nothing 10 aoU
certain than that Breckenridge is gaining on
Douglas in this State.-Cia. Gssdfs
~ Hsrschel v. Johnson, the SquAt.er candi.
date for Vice President, was q red DO. Ssess6Ou.
ist in 1851. We have not heard that he Ia.
changed his opinions. The DOsglasites should
cast the beam out Of their own eyes before thsy
charge disuniODism upon Breckenridge, Hunter,
Dickinson, Bigler, &c.-LOuisrills CoIier.
u COMING OyER BT THE DozrH.-A letter
from 9 gentleman in Huron County, closes a.
follows: "Ons of our friends from the east per,
of the township iS just in, and reports twelve
Democrats as having either joined the Lincoln
club, or announced their intention to do 30
Thus we CO."
D"WE WILL SUBDUE YOU."-This was the
menace which Douglas, few years ago, when
he stood in the United States Senate, backed
BY the united Democratic force, proclaimed,
with = mien and voice Of Insulting triumph
We are not subdued yet; but how IL il with
hint
IL One Of the editors Of the N. Y. TnSsns
has been up through New York State. and re-
ports as follow:
II Central and Northern New YOrk do not
give Lincoln and Hamlin more votes and larger
majorities this fall than they ever Jet gave to
anybody, then all sigma are delusive.
Il Every one concurs in this:-No one but
Lincoln can be elected by the people. The sf-
forts of the "ringed, stresked and specified"
gentlemen who wish to throw the election into
the House, are nothing more nor less than coz
Spirseies against the people.
UA PRETTY Coon JoKE.-Gray, Of the
Cleveland Plaindealer, (Douglasite) Perpa-
trates the following:
Owe are afraid the Democracy Of MassaehE
sets are so split up that We shall not be able 10
carry that State for Douglas"
II Herschel v Johnson, In political speech
in Philadelphia in 1856, endeavOred to snfOre'
the doctrine that "e6pitsl should Olcn h' labor
ers" Is that popular doctrine with the Doug
las and Johnson .men in the non slaTeholdlng
States7-PTenliSs.
pAll the histories Of the late Democratic
Convention at Baltimore are very imPerise''
They tell US about the numerous pugilissie en-
counters there, 4 they strangely neglecs' 70 o"
whs won the belt, or TO give a. q dsscriPtoa +"
the trophy.-PSsnties.
" tits said that in 1856, when BuchAoas
was informed that BreekiDridgs was put upoo
the ticket with him, he got into towering pu'
sion-said he was only bOy-asd eOnsidsfso
the association OF Brsckinridgs'Snsne win hn
an infult.
IL The voTE o. BELLEyUE, IowA-ln 100
the vote Of Bellevue was for Fremont, -; fil'
more, 81; Ruehanan, 81. 4 Thorough canvass
Of the town has just been ecnplssed' and Lih'
coin has ssueRfy Tires mejoTify over all PArne'
III Hon. WIN. H. Seward has addressed
letter to Judge Goodrich Of St. Paul. Ainne"
IA, promising 70 visit that State some tine =.
ring the campaign. and address the people ooa'
great issuss Of the day.
uTHGr's THE WAY THEY Go.-The CslcA'
70 Journal says that in FrespOrs, last week. 10
sss than Eve ysung men Who have been
Douglas. united with the Republican "i0'
AWAkes.
u The California correspondent OF me ~,
York Courier and Enquirer says Mr. Lin''"
viii receive many thousands Of votes sOa'
uhieh would not have been given Tor any oA
II prominent Republican.
rAmong the Democratic organs which nN
declared r., Breckinridgs in Western ~"
York are the Buffalo Evening Post the D'n'
Iirk Press, (Only Democratic paper In O0
suoue, y and the Genessse DeIOeEsi
" The vsvay (Ind.) News has cone 0"
and Lane. In 80 doing, % ny |"
but expresses the viii Of svO-'hird' q w.
Democratic party in old Switzerland COMFY
u On Tuesday Of last week, the A.''1s ~,
AZ. sov. Of Worcester, entered upon the -"
,'-.-,. -. s-.. number Of ne