White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27
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70 TIE LAST MAN-The borough of Knox
vile, Toga County, Pa. has sixty five voters
sixty -four of whom are for Lincoln, and the odd
one for Breckinridge. Probably the "odd one''
10 Postmaster.
q In the address recently issued by the
Breckinridgs National Executive Committee
occurs the following passage:
ITO coneiliste Republican votes, he has in
obliged In vulgar aings at the South. 4 HAVE
MUCH noas FoNDNEss FoR YouR CLANS THAN
HAVE yoR rnria HrcoERs" These hings haze sunk
dep into tie Aear.s Of tie Ameriean Democracy"
efe. 49, rrr
What thinss7 Not the clans, certainly, for
tkeg siak deep into the stomsehs Of the Ameri.
can Denocracy.-By6als Cs..eseisl.
uDuing the critical period .ntecsdens to the
chariesssa Convention, Mr.. Douglas vas great,
" afflicted. The telegraph was daily telling US
of the illness of the Jsdge. Now, however, his
health is remarkable. We don't hear . word
about sore throat, gout in the stomach, plesrisy
dysentery, bellyache, or anything Of the kind
Ga. COMMERCIAL.
U HARD ON ]. Bit Is the custom Of the
LSn6 Island Republicans to open their meetings
With prayer. A venerable clergyman, called
upoo to perform this service at the dedication
Of the Wigvan at - few evenings since,
embraced in his fervent petition the following
BY NO means complimentary allusion to the pres
ens Administration: 80, Lord, thou knowest
that sometimes the viIest Of the vile attain the
high places Of power, ard that We, As people,
arc undergoing 9 litter erpesienee in this re
spees."
u John Bell says that "ku.lnityts The slare
~ less than jaaioe 10 tie .Gster, demaads that
sLsoery s8suLd Ee essesded."
p Orr of South Carolina; Wise of Virgin,
ia, and Dickinson ssd de Herald of New York,
all predict the election of Lincoln.
% The San Fsaacisoe Times predicts that
Douglas win not get Is naay votes in California
As Breckinridge BY i've theusaad, and will be
behind both him and Lissola; the latter Of
whos will carry the State, snless all signs fail.
u Within . month, orders have been receiv-
ed through the Young Mems Republican Union
Of New York for more than 5000 uniforms for
the Wide Asakes. shese aaubers throughout
de country are now increasing at the rate of
2 900 daily.
q An ",nauent;al gentleman" from Texas,
informs the Sc. Losis Bulletin that there Siil be
no Douglas electoral ticket in that State, and
that it 10 more than probable that Sam Houston
will withdraw from the canvass previous to the
Presidential election.
p The yellow Democracy in New Jersey is
composed of DougIssites, Breckenridge men,
Americans and Know Nothings-the broken
down, Tag ends of all the isms extent.
p The two wings of the Democratic party
in Winconsin. have been dispssing IS TO which
Judge Cato, Of that State, belonged. He has
very sensibly settled the ve1ed question BY pro
nouneing for Lincoln.
u The Burlington wy Free Press publishes
the following jeu fesprit Of the Douglas candi-
date for Governor Of that State:
Cows. Fletcher, Hall and Fairbanks happen
ed to meet the other day, and we're Joined by
Mr.. SAKE. "Well," said some one, "this sens
70 be q kind of gubernatorial convention; here
10 ex-Gov. Fletcher, setiag Gov. Hall, future
Gov. Fairbanks, and -" hesitating and look
ing at Mr.. SAKE, who finished the sentence With
"pssls post future Gov. SAKE" After which the
lasgh came in.
r Of al the cool things in the present cam
paign, uothing is cooler than letter from John
A. Dix, Who ran - the Freesoil candidate for
Governor of New York, and who supported Van
Buren, in lsls, bot Who now regards Lincoln As
sectional" and supports Beeekinridge. The
New York Postofice is national" and DIX is
In t.
rThe Washington Constitution has taken
the slsrn at the late speeches Of Mr.. Douglas
Il believes him to be endeavoring to secure the
election of Lincoln to the Presidency, and char
ees that be has made avowals which, II carried
out in good faith, would make him supporter Oh
Encolu's Administration. il-
u The New York Times remarks Of TIE
Bell. Douglas intrigue:
The Republicans of this State have no appse.
hensioo from the coalition that has been formed
against them. They believe that IL will forfeit
the support of Thousands Of voters, who. unde'
other circumstances, would not vote the Repub'
licaa ticket.
rA,orHra DoueLAs ELrcroR DECLINED
We converted With gentleman from Hickma'
County yesterday. who Informed Us that y. a
Nixon. ESQ, the Douglas Elector for the sew
enth Congressional District, declined that poa
t;op.-NssAuille Aneriesn.
rPtof. E. D. Sanborn, formerly OF Dafsmoe''
College, and now of the Washington Unive,.'!
At 81. Louis, has declared his preference Tor Lin
coin in the present contest. Mr.. Sanborn Is =
old Webster Wing, and is man whose oP'n
ions have always had great weight among e'
servative people.