White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-10-11
HAMLIN;
For Treasurer,
"Old ABE" by mighty !

~ Fen LIscoLS-Hon. Henry Winter Da-
Wis, of Maryland, was witten to BY some of the
managers of the Belevecett meeting in EastOn
and requested to favor them with his presence
and speech. Mr.. Davis replied to the effect
that he would be happy to make any number OF
speeches for them-but that hereafter his spec
ches would favor the election Of Mr. Lincoln.
&c Nor IN SEARCH OF HIS MoTHER.-On his
recent visit to Boston, says the Boston Traveller,
Senator Seward was standing upon the platform
of the B. l. w. Railroad depot awaiting the de-
parture of the cars, when a young and ardent
Republican addressing him, regretted that more
notice had not been given of his arrival, when
they would have given him reception superior
to that Of Senator Douglas. ats Of no conse-
queuce," remarked the eminent statesman,
"my mother has been dead for Q number OF
years." ..-... ..-
u DOUGLAS DEoRrr OF AFFECTION FOR THE
NrccrRs.-The Louisville Journal says that
short time ago Mr. Douglas took occasion to de-
clare that he preferred the white man to the
niger, that as between the niger and the ALI
gator he went for the niger. At the late
Rhode Island clam bake however he said in his
speech that he had more fondness for clans
than for the niggeu. II seems then that the
niger stands in his affection somewhere between
the alligator and the clam.
q BaleHr on DeueLAs.-Jesse Bright don't
love Douglas any better than Douglas him. At
Beokinridge meeting in Indiana lately, Bright
said:
I'VE do not intend to have Stephen A. Doug.
las and bis cohorts crammed down our threats.
They wish to place the Democratic party 10 the
position Of bucket tied to q dogs tail, to be
dragged through the mud wherever the dog may
choose to run. If you follow the fortunes Of
Douglas, and stand with him on the rettes j.
"s:fssed platform, you are ireeoverably LOST"
Z IA Srlosc Accrsnos.-Hon. Thomas Par
sens, lifelong Democrat, of Rochester. New
York. and the Representative of that party In
the Assembly in 1855, and defeated candidate
Tor the same place on the same ticket in 1853
has written an able letter to the Rochester Dem
oerat, announcing his intention to 90 for Lineolr
aud Hanlin.
U At meeting Of the Hudson IN ~ Wide
Awake Club, on Tuesday last, six Of the "Lit
tie Giants" were made members Of the Wide
Avakes They had paraded with the "Giants'
but two days previous. Several others intend Il
do the same thing
VA SfsnILr CoScruaex.-The Washing
ton dispatch to the New York World, says tha
snce the Maine election "prominent member
Oh the Breckinridge and Douglas clubs in tia
ct! publicly ssneeds tAst. M, Lisesls eiu esrr
s'1y free State.
" "lon," the Southern Democratic eorre'
poudent, At Washington, Of the Baltimore Sur
thinks that Mr.. Stewards boast Of 80 900 msjo
ify for Lincoln in New York, ID not absurd.
u SUNDAY PoLK RAnINo.-A Douglas pol
y" raised in Twinsbsrg township, on the san
sunday that one was raised in Ravenna. Is SUI
Gay pole raising getting tobe epidemical With Il
Little Giants friendsf-RssenssD msersA
pIf Lineolnis elected, the Uoion will pro'
ably dissolve. II Douglas ia elected, We VI
have the best Southern Rights President vs o
q had-Jsckson and Pierce not excepted
A"gusts tGa.) CsRstitrtioaslist.