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Genera insurance Agency.
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kEOKUk, IOWA.
LIRE INSURANCE, LAKE AND RIVER IN
l. SuRANCE, LIFE INSURANCE.
MANHATTAN FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
Assets $4,000
CONTINENTAL ms. Comply. OF NEW YORK.
Assets S0i5 ,630 Al.
SECURITY FIRE ISss- COMPANY, OF N. Y.
Assets 5000. 200.
LAMAR FIRE ms CO. OF NEW YORK.
Assets 1850, 700.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms. co. or BROoKLYN.N.Y.
Assets S282 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. co. or NEW YORK.
Assets 1855, 900.
mutnai 8encfis Lite ms. Co.
Net accumulation Jan. /, $50, 90, 4OO. $50. 80.
DG Persons In this city have their lives IN.
Ok surod In this Company-among them onr
tnost influential citizens.
Dwellings,, Hons ehold Furniture BUILDINGS
mercha1dIie, Mills, Factories and Macbinerv n
sured at fair rates Asa Losses Paid at thls Aosurn
Call and see reliable Insurance statistics and h.
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E"If the people OF New Mexico desire a
slave code, they have right to il. Two
years ago they passed slave code through
the Territorial Legislature. They adopted
it by unanimous vote. The Republicans
desire TO have Congress repeal that law.
sav to them, "Never, so long as / can pre-
vent it - Douglass recent speech at New
ark.
Just so. Douglas took the same position
against the repeal of tho barbarous slave
code enacted by the border rufhan Legisla-
ture of Kansas. By force of his great
principle be boasts that Slavery has been in
produced and established in the Free Terri
tory of New Mexico five times as large as
the State of New York land it shall never
be got out of that Territory ii Douglas can
prevent it. And yet he SAYS, after Dragging
that be has done more for the extension OF
Slavery than any man living, be "don't care
whether Slavery s voted up or voted down"
TIE DIrFERENeE.-The Douglas Demoora-
cy of Iowa entertain profound reverence
for the decisions of the Supreme Court OF
the United States. They glory in the fact
tina. that Court has annuled law OF Con-
gress against Slavery extension, and they in
sist on profound reverence and implicit ODE
dience to the Courts.
On the other hand they are constantly
abusing and villifying the Supreme Court Of
Iowa and it's decisions, and seeking to array
public prejudice in opposition to them.
| They like the Federal Courts decision in
favor of Slavery, and they don't like the de-
cisions of the Iowa Courts the one accords
with their principles, and political capital
may be made ont of the other; hence the diff
ference n the line Of policy.
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10
About PLAYED Out.


Il is amusing to notice with what assn
rance soms Of the papers Of Kansas speak
Of the fact that her delegates are istnruc-
ted for Seward, as If that. is all that is re-
quirsd to put him through. Especial
dependence is placed upon the influence of
Mr.. Phillips, who. it is asserted. was the
popular correspondent Of the New York
Tribune-in fact, the inference is left that
Mr. Phillips letters gave the Tribune a
major portion of its popularity: while
the truth is, the fact of these letters being
in the Tribune, was the only thing that
caused them to be read BY any respectable
number Of people. We hardly think,
when It comes to the Chicago Convention.
that Phillips can get up with his usual
self assurance. and command how this
and that shall be done, and the Conven-
tion meekly say YES" and "glory to
Philips" - is the practice here in Kan
Bas.
The fact is. Kansas has been spoiled.
She furnished all the capital for the last
Presidential campaign, which has led
some Of her most jealous people to i'm
agine that she has only to express her
wish, and the great Republican party Of
che nation will obey. They seem to think
that. Is her dancing has SO delighted the
politicians, she has only to ask, and the
Chicago Convention will send her the
head Of the Republican party on char
ger. But let us suggest that Kansas is
almost played out. 1t is folly to suppose
that the Delegates from the great Sites
Of the Union will resign their will to the
Kansas Delegates. to propitiate her three
electoral Votss-snd those three votes by
no means certain to be included in the
great count. There will be other inter-
ests to be considered aud Kansas. if she
is allowed o voice in the Convention at
all. may be thankful if she possesses an
influence in proportion to the number of
her votes.
As great political hobby. Kansas has
hAd her day and the sooner her ardent
people realize this fact. quietly subside to
20 the station Of common folks, and seek
for favor and influence only upon their
merits, the better it will be for them.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

Douglas Is defeated, even in the 'houS
Of his friends" where he was thought to
be perfectly safe. The votes Of the 'sc'-
ding States were not allowed to be east
in making the nomination. yet . m.jOri'
ty Of those remaining determined that
two thirds Of the entire electoral IO!'
should be required to nominate. This
was the fatal blow. and so intended By
many who are his protested friends. The
number Of votes in Convention. during
the first twelve ballots. was 242. On
the first ballot he had 145 votes, which
were increased. on subsequent trials. to
$50. or So less than the required two
thirds, and 2 less than 9 majority oil tho
whole electoral vote. This failure b.
terly disaPpOints his over sanguln'
friends.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

The CHARLESTON FIzzLE.-The Dem
ocratic Convention at Charleston has pro-
ven g magnificent fizzls. After the seces-
zion of Southerners. the thirds ruled
could not be rescinded by the Convention
proper. and about sixty ballotings were
had, Douglas receiving less votes on the
last ballot than he did on the first. The
Convention then adjourned. to meet at
Baltimore, in June. The Seceders'
Convention adjourned sine die, after rec
ommending the Southern States to ap-
point Delegates to q Convention to be
held at Richmond. Some of them con-
tended that they still had q right to meet
with the other Convention at Baltimore,
and proposed 10 do so, and to endeavor
again to accomplish their ends. What
will be the result Of the Baltimore Con-
vention. the Republican ticket then being
in the field, it is difficult to guess. They
are in bad snarl. and it is undoubtedly
written that they are to be beautifully
CLEANED out"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

BATES IN THE NoKTHWEsT.-A CORES.
pendent in Minnesota, under date OIL
April 20, writes as follows:
You are aware that about this lime the
Great West is to have some voice ID the
Presidential election. The right man 70
be nominated is Bates. who is bead 'na
shoulders above most Of bis comPsers, 10
talent and requirements. which. with nS
local and political position, will 'ee1r' %
the Republicans the election. Can be p
nominated Z I should like also ny olo
friend. VIM. Pitt Fessendsn, for The fia
President.-Boston Journal
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10
THE PLATFORM AND ADDRpo,
WHEELISa Nav Q IOso

WHEELING May. 2. 1850
The Republican State Con,.,,;
called to order at 10 o'clock IT, y"
large and enthusiastic meeting. ms "a
gates are present from all psr,, De,-'
State. u.
Hon. Alfred Caldwell and E.Nr
ton. Of Ohio county. ]. C Underr,n.SS nor, /.
CLARK county, and W. W Gu Gu OF
Montgomery county, were appoiDt.S :, OF
egates of the State at large to n. N, ae''
go Convention, with foil distric, S II'ca'
tons and alternates. sa'
Wilson Of Indians and Bl.i, ~ NJ
souri, addressed the convention II NJ. .I'
and effective speeches. and amid so - .Als
Gus spplanse. Great enthusiasm nm. I'M
Richmond was recommended h. '.
luton As the place for the NEXT N,,; 80,
Republican Convention. Oua
The COMMITTEES on Resolution. ,.,,..,
lengthy address. with series Of I. '.iea
tions. pledging support to the CHI a.
nominee favoring a tariff afordino IS
lection and encouragement to The 20 p.''
ducts of white laboring men Of Our .1 ~"
try: equality Of rights among ci,;,' .a'
and opposing prescription on accom-, !;
opinion or place of birth denouncina,,SS'
action of the administration r.o,rs;o.
impressment Of nstnralized citizen, ~;
ting the country Of their birth; auuro,in,
the Homestead Bill ; favOring ul,n =
colonization Of free negroes.
Mr.. Norton. one of the d.lsc.,., =,
large, states that If Bates is nomin.ts, !,
Chicago. the Republican party can cam, !,
Virginia in 1864.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

New COMMUNICATING black cal
endAr Of coin and currency, PETERsoNs'
CoUNTERFErr DETEcroR. for May. has
reached us, and gives the cheering news
that counterfeit gold dollars have flooded
the City Of Philadelphia of late. but may
be detected by the absence of the word
LIBERTY, in small letters on the Indians
head dress also that since the issue of
che April number sixty-6vs new counter
felt bank notes have been put into circu-
latiOn. Three of these are on Pensylvs-
mia Banks. viz: Elves Of the Bank Of
Chester Valley, Coatsville; Elves of tho
Bank Of Lawrence County. New Castle;
and Elves of the mechanics Bank, Pitts
burg; also dangerous Five on the Sus-
sex Bank. New Jersey.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

''DER DEUTsoH COMPANY. deck
Of the Emile. which came up Wednss-
day morning. was literally jammed with
passengers. We learn that they were
the German colony from Western New
York, which has been sent out to settle
at Arago. in Richardson County, Ne
braska, where agents some time since
purchased large tract of land. That is
the way to settle a country. These emf
grants viii add largely to the industry
and wealth Of Richardson County, for we
doubt not they have plenty of the yellow
Soya."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

Northern Democrats must feel hIgny
complimented By the remarks Of hr; DoI.
rows, of Arkansas, in the Chsrl'''Oo
Convention, last Saturday. che Con-
sidsred them worse than Black R'gSOlI.
cans He did not care whether the bl:eA
Republicans whipped them. or t5ey ], .a y.
ped the Black Republicans W IOs W.
he considered the Black Republicans = :
the most open and manly Toe o. y y.
South" Is this the guerdOn sarusd' y
ter ysars of devotion to Slavery % ~
mart of Northern Democrats? Oni
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

The Charleston Convention dld ~
admit the delegates Who offered 'ns- ~,
selyes. with due credentials. 70 rsPr',ts re-
the Territory Of Kansas. o. eour:s - 4.
had no Just claim to participate 70 -
action Of tSe Convention. unless , 81 !, i.
ground that Kansas will % .pesp D,
mittsd into the Union. and vote .. -
idsut next November. The DenSa. ..;.
It Charleston have avoided even in0ii ,ss
y encouraging any sush szPeenIaIl ...,.tii.
event now resting with Dem'0
Senate. L - 81 -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

~ But q short time ago. and with
what win" every Douglas paper in
the land paraded the little coincidence
that the Charleston Convention wonld
meet on the Little Giants birth-day.-
Since the Convention has proven a DIS
graceful 6zzle. we have heard but little
concerning Douglas birthday. We
would call this little circumstance to the
attsntion Of members Of other parties,
who are indulging in q similar species of
nonsense.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

S The Printer. for May. has been
received. 1t contains several new type
specimens. and descriptions of new ma
chinery, together with q vast amount Of
practical information for printers. ANY
printer who neglects to subscribe fer this
valuable work. deserves to lose his "sit, {"
and be classed as a "rat." New York
only 81 a year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

TRUE.-We copy the following peril
nent and truthful article from the EN-
poris News, which has been one Of the
most radical Of the Republican papers of
Kansas. whose editor, we believe. is eth
er Seward or Chase msn-our impress
sion was, that he was for Seward -
A majority of the Republican party Of
Kansas undoubtedly prefer the nomina-
ton of Gov. Seward as the Republican
candidate for the Presidency. 1t is also
true that very large and influential M
nority much prefer either Bates, Chase.
Lincoln or Fremont. Now would it not
have been good policy, as well as simply
just. that this minority should have had
enc representative st least in the Chicago
delegation !!
There is a very serious discussion now
going on in the ranks Of the Republican
party as to the strength of the various
candidates proposed. The Republican
who stands the best chance Of carrying
the doubtful States is the one to be NOM
mated. In determining the question,
personal preferences have nothing to
do, whatever and the friends of all the
aspirants, being needed to carry the cleo
ton Of whom is nominated. should have
hearing. If it is to be this or that man
or nothing. then the party may as well
prepare for defeat. But if men are con-
sidered only as & means of securing the
triumph of principle, .success is meas
urably certain.
The Republican party of Kansas is
young yet and has many things to learn.
One of the most prominent of these is,
to let personal quarrels alone and stick to
the legitimate business for which it was
organized. 1t may. perhaps, take good
drubbing to learn it these things. If SO.
it might as well take it sooner as later.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

time in which to get its "Ebenezsr" up.
and come at US end-ways." We will
not be here to reply, and Ansel will have
full sweep. He may never again have
such an opportunity. and We advise him
to put in his time we'll.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

! "PE-kA i'-Sayrs presented US, the
other evening, with very fine piece Of
cutlery-something with which to defend
our honor and virtue. He has more left
of the same sort {; besides goods, hard
and soft, wet and dry. of every descrip.
ton, which he is selling cheap. May
Sayrs live thousand years. We "hol.
Ter" on him
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

Fifty seven ballots have been had by
the Charleston "Rump" Convention. and
no nomination has been made. Upon
the last ballot Douglas had 1911 and
Guthrie 65&. The proposition TO adjourn
to meet at Baltimore in June does not
seem to have met with much favor
Douglas friends. It is said, will stick BY
him to the end. They appear to be de-
termined to rule or ruin"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

lpE An Eastern Court has recently
decided that Lager Beer is intoxicating.
Several scientific young men out this way.
have been endeavoring. by patient person
al experiments. for year or more past.
to ascertain the same fact. and have done
so to their entire satisfaction.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

SPuEKr.-The Virginia Republican
Convention, which met at Wheeling. last
week, recommended that the next Rspub-
lican National Convention be held at
Richmond. Wouldn't the old Mother
of States" scold, if such a thing should
be
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

~ Attention is called to another
column. where will be found notices Of
two more excellent books issued from the
Publishing house Of George G. Evans. of
Philadelphia. to be accompanied with
Gifts.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10
OpPosrrIoN YicroRY IN PHILlDELPHI

OPPOSITION Victory IN PHLADELPHIk.
Henry. the Opposition candidate for
Mayor Of Philadelphia. is elected by a
decisive majority. AclOse vote was an
ticipGted, and the election Of Robbins, tine
Democratic candidate. was feared by his
opponents. The election Of Henry is .
good omen for Pennsylvania ~ +, I.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

Z Eg The emigration to the gold mines
is immense. The roads in every direc-
ton are crowded. and il the rush contin-
ues, some Of the Western States will seri-
ously lose in population.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

A BLow.-This neighborhood was wis.,
tied BY heavy gust of wind. on Tues
day night, which blew down sheds and
stables. capsized chimneys. shattered trees,
and shook things generally. 1t was &C.
companisd with sufficient rain to lay the
dust