White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-17
Vine Hundred and twenty-five Thou
sand Dollars in Bank.
Philodelpkia Naturalization Eraads-
Wm. q. White Ss6Poaasd-Judos
Black SE6sidils.
wAsHIsorox. April 81.

wAsHISoroS. April 81.
The Developments brought to light in
the examination. yesterday and to-day.
Of Mr.. Bean. before the Covode Investi-
eating COMMITTEES. are Of the most as
founding character, and show an extent
Of corruption on the part Of the Admin
istrstion that will stsrtle the nation. Mr.
Bean was assistant clerk to Col. Allen,
late Democratic Clerk to the House oil
Representatives, and WAS behind the
scenes during the eventual struggles in
Congress, to fasten an obnoxious Costitu-
ton on the people Of Kansas. He relue-
family testified that be received from Cor
nelius Wendell. late publisher Of the I'm.
ion. and Printer to Congress. the sum oil
Eve thousand dollars for his services and
influence amongst members to carry the
English bill. He also testified that be
heard Cornelius Wendell say that the bill
must Be carried IL It cost . bushsl basket
full of gold. Mr.. Bean is at present edi-
tor Of Democratic paper published at
Fremont Ohio.
The COMMITTEES have the evidence be.
fore them that q notorious disbursing
agent of the Administration deposited and
checked out of the Bank Of the Metropolis
the sum Of nine hundred and twenty i've
thousand dollars. great portion Of which
the Committee expect to BE- able to prove,
was checked ont to different persons who
were employed to carry the English bill
through the House.
The bank books does not exhibit the
names Of the parties. but only show blind
initials. signifying such terms IS 'to save
the Union" and "for Kansas" These
disclosures have created Autter in circles
which have, thus far, made light Of the
expected Developments. The Committee.
under the lead of their Chairman, have
worked with great energy. and, thus far,
one class Of the testimony has opened the
way for more. Every day some new clew
is offered. so that there 10 no doubt that
the whole web Of corrupt influence will
be unravelled. -ss..
The Committee are determined 10 fer
ret out the secret operations that carried
the State Of Pennsylvania for Buchanan
in 1856, and to this end have subpe Aedn
Robert Darlington. Inspector in the Phil
adelphiA Custom HOuse, who il supposed
to know something about the celebrated
frauds Of naturalization papers that were
planned and executed in Philadelphia /;
also. VIM. Il. White candidate in the
late Democratic Convention Of Psnnsyl-
vania, for Governor. against Foster. BY
whom he was beaten. He will appear
next week, to which time the Committee
has adjourned.
Other prominent Democratic politicians
in Philardelphia and through the State
will also be brought upon ;hs stand
The Committee is in possession Of much
important Information, which 10 closely
guarded as its publicity might defeat the
line Of operations agreed on. In view Of
these ugly and damaging rsvelstions,
Judge Black has moderated his tone, and
has postponed. for the present. the crush
ing OF Schnabel. The Cabinet is eVi.
IDENTIFY becoming more harmonious than
it was 9 week ago. so a. to present uni
ted 'front.' Cor. Philadelphia Inquirer.
WADE SrocK RIsINo.-The Washing.
ton correspondent of the New York Ex-
press gives the following Presidential
speculations
The Republican leaders have settled
upon no particular line of policy to be
pursued there. except so far as the Sew
ard faction is concerned. They have de-
to press Mr.. Seward at all haz.
ards, full of the confidence which Weed
& Co. have instilled into their minds.
that he can be elected over any and all
candidates. Among the tickets mott
talked of here to be submitted to the Con-
vention are
Seward with Lincoln Of Illinois, or
Bates of Mo-, Cameron of Pa. or Banks
Of Mass.
Mclean with Cameron of Pa, or Day.
Ion Of n. j., or Banks Of Mass.
Cameron with Lincoln Of ILL.,, or Lane
Of Indiana.
Bates with Grow Of Pa, or Hickman
Of Pa, or Banks Of Mass.
Chase with Banks of Mass., or Came.
ron Of Pa.
Banks with Lincoln Of Illinois. or Lane
of Indiana.
Wade with Banks Of Mass, or Came.
ron Of Pa.
Pennington Of N. j.. Speaker Of the
House, Senators Fessenden of Maine, and
rrumbull OF Illinois, are occasionally
'poken of for the second place. but none
Of them will win. Mr.. Fessenden woull
not accept as / have the very best reason
% know, Pennington is not the man for
i, and If any ons from Illinois seeceeds
{ must be Lincoln.
You will observe that each Of these
tickets is made up with an old line Wing
and Democrat together. So far the
policy with regard to the ticket is fully
'ettled upon. The latter fieka, Wade
md Banks. has Me Srfatsst nuEaber Of
here. although Germans Of Penn
'ylvsnia and New Jersey, and the West
nay choose to substitute Cameron for
Banks.
The New York Herald is dessrting
he wrecked vesssl Of Democracy. 1t
AVS. .-s- Il tren I