White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-15
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u rs"ss'LvAsIA-The Official u,io-
Curtin in this State, is 81, ,lsa. n. ThDOn! 10,
majority on Congressmen, is 47,7sa pIol'e,a
will do better than that. A'ne0la
u The virginians have been eo,.,a
into Wisconsin. to secure the d.t.,, 49, none!
liant Potter. We are glad to Be .b,. u sa-
is no danger of any such result. "s's
UDr. sbresves, formerly Of Avon. mr.,
and the wife Of Harvey Foster t'-, ."1Ol',
Knox County, Illinois, have been hr,.: +"
a., because they were from tn. No.,S et' :,
Foster, and the remainder of til. f,m;r NJ
capped. The male members had h...
nens Douglas Democrats in Illinois, ''n''
u An INvrrArroH, But no sr
Pennsylvania Statesman, published ar.
burg. in a most lugubrious jereni.d o,.."
complete defeat Of its party, has an ,mr,; 4e
way of comforting the afflicted iollo,.,, ,sn
mocracy. 1t invites them to come to Tow,
the 9Th of November to hear .b. ,.l.,,,,S;.
tidings that the great Empire Stat. b., aE Sa
what Pennsylvania refused to do-yo,.s -.
Lincoln. This is about the richest iol. sra
u OBrruAar.-Died at his resid.D.. :.
Pennsylvania, Of internal Corruption q, Il.
evening of October 9th, SHAM DEMocpI
CY, whose grandfather was Nullifc,,ion ,h...
father was Disunion. He leaves an onl, -.
Slavery Extension, in very feeble health y,
cannot survive, and his funeral will D,ch..,-
b attended on the fourth Of March p.,, :,
Washington. The services will be eondr,,.,
by A. Lilcoln. Friends Of the ismil, ara ;D,;
ted to be present.
/" Mr.. Covode exhibited forged na,u,liu.
tion papers, which were used to carr, Pepp,,I
vanis elections. A certain IrishmaD (P.t,ict
Lafferty) confessed that he had used two ,bor
sand Of them. Because Mr. Covode had ,opDa
out such things as these, he was chsi,,.p.a
Chairman Of the Smelling Committee" IAu.
plause. Every department ofthe Governp,p,
which he investigated was found to Be cOru,,
Mr.. Buchanan was elected BY fraud. al, /,
about time" said Mr.. Covode, "that should
write the life and services Of Mr.. Buchanan,
u It is positively asserted in the Courier
des Esats Unis. in m article On the New York
ball to the Prince of Wales, tha. of tha. ispou,
festival, "she pantaloons of the venerable Peter
Cooper wore the most curious ornament Thss.
ambitious pantaloons," adds careful chroni.
cler. "came up on the breast to the neishbor
hood of the cravat, and at each bow made By
the obsequious millionaire, the top button
bloomed out in the opening Of the vest, like
third eye opened vide in order the better to 3D.
mire his Highness."
q The Providence Journal asks: docs
Mr.. Douglas mean to make some Of the Sou.h-
ern States vote for Lincoln Every Northern
State which has held an election since he visited
it has given an increased Republican vote and
an overwhelming Republican majority. Does
he intend to make Alabama, Tennessee and
Georgia vote for our candidate I He seems 10
have done more for our side than almost any
speaker We have sent into the field"
pIn 1856, Thomas McGowan, thrifty ne.
chanic from Kentucky. was the only Republi.
can in Golconds, iii. Since that period Mr.
McGowan has been at work, never doubling,
never fearing, and to day there are rs Repub-
lican voters in that precinct and the county Of
Pope, which ga-s ii Republican votes in 1856,
will give Lincoln over 2OO-sbe whole vote Of
the county being about 100 majority.
q In the island of Madagascar the reignins
Queen has very suddenly changed her religious
policy. She has all at once, by the most solemn
form Of proceeding known in the kingdom, de-
cAred in favor of that son a. her successor, Who
is the avowed friend of Christianity.
u TIT soR TAr.-The following exchange
Of telegraphic dispatches is not bad:
1.-THE following dispatch was sent BY Gen.
Lane to the Ssccdsrs and Boilers at Charleston:
"Go OUT! JOE Lane"
"The people Of Oregon, in six weeks sftsr
ward, sent the following dispatch through the
ballot box:
"JoE LANE. Go OFT"
u Nor Foi>orrEs anniversary Of
he death Of David C. Broderick was observed
n California. The flags of several Of the en-
yine houses we're at half mast, and the RepuO-
ican and independent newspapers published
'rticles laudatory Of the man and honorable 70
'is memory.
u The Bunker Hill Aurora says that While
he Prince of Wales was ct Bunker Hill, hs
made pleasant remark to President warren
. TO the object Of erecting . monument 70
'hich the President made an appropriate reply
The Prince cordially observed: "lt " hms
hess old matters were forgotten"
u A Gov. BY Bos1oHIAH.-Inw whatrsspee'
, the Prince of Wales tour the most eItrs''
ant ever known England gives hin Ne"
'asSie Wnerevsf nc 6Oe1.
u Andrew G. Curtin, Governor eises I"
Is six feet two inches high haa'
ibal Hamlin Is six feet three, and Abe Lincoln
4 feet four.
u Whatevsr may be the result ofths siss'
on on Tuesday next, the skirts Of the Nsho''
Democracy, who support Desslas and John
N, are elsar.-ksqsw0.
How about that skirt which hangs % psss ID
nth 7 II will be difficult, We think, to- 'os'
keep clsar-of the ground-TssA
y The total population Of Miehigso-o
sl for all but two distriets-is 7ls, 49, os'As
|, increase of 81, ,3ls since 1850. Ao'ss' "ne'
o State census Of 1854.
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