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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

7 ~ Tho niger hunters. mentioned 10
another column. overlook their game. W
learn. somewhere in Nsbraska. when he
exhibited his frss papers. and went ON.
while his pursuers snsaked back home,
The negro was armed with revolver and
bowie knife. aud well wager "snort''
OF "sod.corn" that hs was . fugitive.
With forged papers. Sharp man. the
would-bs Sheriff is. Such aaius1s q
be. when born with fonr lsss and tail,
are called blood. hounds. sns s-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13
r. With the change in editors of tb,

r. With the change in editors Of The
Holt County News. we are pleased ia
mote change for the better in ito policy.
Men are now allowed q hearing in il
columns. even though they don't own
niggsrs. In the last issue, We 80 Q com.
munication from man who, under the
old regime. would not have besn allow.
Cd the space Of three lines. to save his
neck. We augur. from this. that Copk.
lin still claims to own himself. and doe
not snd it convenient to employ the ~.
vices Of the Royal clique Of Dicsassrs
that owned Ill former editors Of tbs New.
body. bresshss and boots.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

CrscIHSAn GAzErTE.-Read the pros.
psctus. in another column. of this oldest
and best psper in the West. In the way
of news. it has NO equal. During the
late campaign. II published earlier and
fuller reports of great meetings and
speeches than any other paper in the Un.
ion. Its telegrsphic news is from all
parts Of the country: while at Washing.
ton it has q special telegraphic correspon.
dent. who supplies accounts Of every mat
tor Of interest in full. Besides. it gives
copious selections from the chsicsst lit
srature Of the age. To business men the
Gazstts il especially valuable, a. it con.
tains. each day. from three to six COL
umns of commercial reports. embracing
foreign and domestic markets, money mat.
tiers. river and railroad reports. move
ments Of produce. and statistics Of sv.
erything Of interest to the mercantile
msu. arf 81 Cidyr-s e e. sz-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13
DISEASES OFTHE LIVER.


u When the celsbrated DR.. Rush declared
that drunkenness WAS disease, he enuncissed
truth which the experience and osssr's6os
of medical men 10 every day confirming. Tho
many apparently insane excuses OF those sA'
indulge in the use Of spirisuous liquors, nay"
thus accounted for. The true cause Of sondses-
which is taken for Iniatusiiop, 10 very frequent
" diseased state Of the Liver. No organ .
the human system. when der,sssd, psodssss
more fiightful catalogue Of diseases. And d.
instead Of applying remedies 10 tho ma''e''s'
items Of disease, q 10 too often the ease, ph!a'
clans would prescribe with view 70 the onein-
al cause, fewer deaths would result nom '"-
eases induced BY deangsd state Of Tho L'e'-
Three -fourths Of the diseases enunefs'es un'
der ths head Of Consumption, have their Nal 70
. diseased Liver. DR.. M'Lane's selesrs'sd
Liver Pills, prepared BY Fleming Bs0s- s
certain cure.
pPurchasen will bs careful 70 ssk fos pk-
M'LANE'S CELEBRATED LIvERIlsS'
psuufaesursd BY FLEMING BROS. OF rir"
Svas, Pa. All other Liver Pills In eonps's"
ere worthless. Dr. M'LansS gsnsns ha'
Pine, s,,o hi eslsbsassd vemiftss, en- -
b had ss an respectable drug sss'~ ~"
ssssias sislsa ~ aSssss's
lll FLEMiN" -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

Coon roR ORsaox.-Thsy had an
election over in Oregon. . few days ago.
for School Directors. Rspubliean and
Democratic tickets were out. and there
was an animated contest. The Republi-
cans triumphsd. slecting their ticket
The Director arc Daniel David. Martin
Hoffman. and Alfred Walters. Hence.
forth Oregon may bs .sst down - . Re.
publican town. Perhaps teachers will
hereafter not end it convenient to take
the Breckinridgs "chuts," whsn seskins
. situation In the Oregon School.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13
n Arthur's Home Msgasins. for

~ Arthur's Home Asgasins. for
January. comes to y in . new drsss.
with svssy department well 6llsd, and
smbellishsd with fins illastrstieos. Il 10
truly Hms Nagasins. The terms are
-sissl. eopis.. q ys.r: four copies.
e5: eight espiss. go Addsss T. ..
Arthur / Co. SO. Walnut 6tssst,
Philadslphis. Pc.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

/. ~ The would-bs Sheriff Of Doni.
phan County passed through this plaes.
lest Sunday. in pursuit Of runaway mig
ssr. Appropriate Sabbath employment
for him. s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13
NV Yosx Dsa &

The Eeraai's Washington eo,,.,,,
esnee says. rke Commander Of Ea,,
Moultris at Charleston has called on y.
War Department for additional troo..
and mHnitioss. It H ssas,s,sca ~,
the President snf Secretary Of War A..
favorable to the demand. but the O,b,,
members Of the cabinet digsr.
The Republican eouncilm.n ar. al
elected in the 9th Senatorial Di.tric, I,
the board Of education l2 Bepublj.,n,
9 Dems. are selected. a. far % th. r,urD,
go. ii Republican eouncilmeu; II Tam.
many and 2 Moxart are chosen.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13
RAasi RAGSll RAGslil

We will WIS any quantity Of clean cotton or
k.sa rsga. st cent per pound, in payment for
Subscription, advertising and fob work. Save
yvs, rsC, and get something for them. instead
q casting them away. No other kind viii be
sDAsa than such % are nsmsd above.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13
RIcHMoID, Dec. 6,

Secretary Floyd writes to the Enoui.
rsr, holding the right Of sscessisa. BAT
hs woull not exereiAs it ups7 s-,ry
means had been employed to ps.sr1.
the Union. He favors q State Cosv.n.
tion. At banquet last night strong
speeches were made in favor Of the In.
ion. and generally favorable to . Con,.u-
ton Of border States. Mr. Bolts oppo..
ed the right Of secession. and advocated
force If the laws couM not BE- upA.li
without. This view was opposed BY two
speakers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

"THE LrrTLs PLaRn." This paper,
edited BY "Graes Greenwood" is the
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13
AsHIHares, Den. 4

:, ''sS' Dec.
The Presidents m''s.ss i. coud,n..,
by the extremists frsm both ny Nuas
South. while conservative mem h.. ts' =
cluding thossfrom the border INV S.. 10
pies enunciated. ''ae''
Among the arrivals to d.y, On D..
ssssstssivss Crawford, u Gscrp;, p ."p
On, of Texas. Landrnn, Of Io,;.;
and BarEnials Of Mississippi.
Mr. Morris Of Illinois, win to ,o,..
again endesvor se iNsot.rrs .ssi os.ss :
vote on his Union resolutions, ,b;.s
were read in the House to-day. 49,. .a
copies Of tho Presidents Ms..,,. ...
sess to Charleston. 8. C. '
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

~ The young man. Phillips. whose
case we stated last week, died at Prairie
Springs. on Friday evening. and was
buried the same night-his condition not
admitting of any delay. When he found
he could not live. be begged for dose
Of Morphine. that he might sleep away
bis lest hours. No doubt. in his last
moments. he realized the meaning Of the
trits saying. that ''honssty il the best
policy"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13
Correspondence.
For the Chiefly
CENTRAL Clry, Nemaha Co., Kansas, !
December lst. 1860. {

Mn. EDrroR:-The following table shows the
official vote Of Nenaha County, for Rspresen.
tative and County Commissioners. The Re-
publican ticket, As nominated, Is successful by
from l3 to Is majority. except Gage. for Coun-
y Commissioner, who 10 beaten by Locknane,
independent Democrat, So votes: -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13
From Charleston.

CRARLEsToH. Dec. |.
A Washington sreeial dispatch 70 the
Courier. semi official in tone. says sssi
the President hopes South Carolins will
appreciate the delicacy Of his position
and not compel him TO use force for the
collection Of the revenue. The PresidnI
will maintain the laws. collect the rsvS
nue. and protect the public property.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

~ The Printer. for November, il on
our tsbls-overaewing with interest. a.
usual. While its contssts are prepared
for the benefit Of printers. its mechani-
cal execution testifiss that it is gotten up
by printers. Prics. 81 . year. Pub.
lished by Henry 4 Grsason. New
York.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

So.Nr1xG MORE GAME.-We find the
following in the Winchester Virginisn Of
November 28th:
The "Ksnsss Chief" paper publish.
ed at White Cloud. Kansas. contains. We
understand, . letter written from VIM
chester. Va. srraignins our citizens for
harsh treatment towards two Lincolnites
of this place. We should be pleased to
receive copy Of the paper. containing
the letter in question. It may be . mat
ter OF interest to our citizens to know the
individual in our midst who 10 writing
such letters.
To case the mind OF the editor Of the
Virginian. We will inform him that We
never published letter. nor any part Of
. letter. from Winchester. nor from the
State Of Virginia. Furthermors. We do
not recollsct of ever having written an
article with regard to political transac-
actions. in which Winchester was mon.
toned. But ws did, Q few weeks ago.
give an account of some rather small do.
ings in Virginia. without naming the
place whore they occurred. Probably
such transactions took place at W;2ehes-
ter. hsncs the uneasiness manifested. II
the shoe pinehea. the Breckinridgsu Of
Winchester are welcome to It. Hunt out
the offender. and put him through. Lin
coin men arc scarce there. They will
not be dangerous against 90 msny-trot
them through, and show your bravery
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

OswEoo. Dec. B.
Hon. d. C. Littlejohn hes prosecuted
Horace Gresly. Of the N. Y. Tribune.
for libsls uttered pending tbs lst' 'lse.
tion.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

T Petsnon's Magazine. for Janus-
~, il decided success. In illustrations
and literary matter. it has never been OK
eellsd. Those who take this Magazine
during the coming year. will not regret
it. Philadelphis-e3 year. We are
furnishing il to our subscribers for 81 .25.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13
ashins'on Items.
WARRINGTON. n. q


Among the variCu. propo.i,;s,. - :.
quiet shs present political .,;,. ;,''o1s to
that the representatives Of all ~. y y one
ern States. South Caroliu, s,sS Soosl'
bavs . conference and prep,r, . ASrsp's.
their grisvancss. and what Win s w.. u
them . . srsmsdy. Thi, i. ~ '"a1
mitisd to the conservative R.,rSrl ~ 'ub'
end II n meet with sufficient is,o, o"I'a' -
thss. then after the reading Of ~ ,b' y 1'oa
idsss's Message. that part in n,.,..r.' :. rr.'
the political troubles BE- referred "a a.' : 10
mittes Of one from each S,,,. con- ION
proposition is being discussed u. in'
and it Ii said that several pron Nv. way a
publicsns have already acqui.,c.S I' y : ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

WARSAW, Mo-, Dec. 8.
The troops must bs near The ,rssh!~a
district BY this time. When last h-svl
from they were beyond Clinton. Mont.
gomery's hand is said to be one hundred
strong. eLcamped at Sugar honnd.
IEAyRNwoRrB, Dec. 8.
Montgomery attended church yssts,-
day at Lawrence.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

~ A load Of pork was purchased 81
the White Cloud pork House. last week.
for the Mines. The Hogs were merely
Slaughtered and cleaned. but not cut up
With the weather - at present. they can
in this way be safely hauled to the Peak.
without danger of spelling.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

~ The hands over at Mr.. Bailsy's
slaughter house. have got their hands
in." and do up things with rush. One
day last week. they Knocked down. stuck.
scslded. scraped. hung mp. guttsd. and
washed down eighty hogs in the space Of
seventy minutes.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

a c~.,aIs, In The ssl Of ns0eas,
esu,., :. i.pos,ibilisy: bssif 'h''. s !. I
49, ..ias s,4ss spps0ssh p hs
60, N...I,ke L.insst- Hssss 80
sks,assai aissds essld hsss ss'ss sss~..Nn s'Nn
,,lisved dsssa.t upoa - sssiis' " "syssuw
s,.psu.S 70 .d.s is.. Hh .1,s
sesessaA.s b essths F's ~. tih
skills,lly naSs. he na.s -. ~. @,
,,c.sa b = . srs thi.g = e'.ee
s.isA - 80 i,.issss.is
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

p BAHK eusPEHnoa-Ths Banks Of ths
State have all suspended vish the exception ss
the Exchange Bank Of So. Louis. This y Q
vsry judicioss sep on tie pat Of tie Bsnks,
and win give great relief 10 all branches Of
trade. We ars satisasd that Ne eousss take.
will BE- approved BY ,ass majority ofths pso-
pie of Missouri. ard thas ~ lsGhlssurs vim.
vithest hssitatisa, lsgaliss The suspsnsios.
pA washinstos eorsspoodens Of he YhfI.
adslphia Press givss ths fs,lowing rumor:
Gov. Cssvin. Who b here, continues unvss-
ded IN hh sa6rts to poss oil upon the troublsd
waters. He allsdgss that Lineoin's Admi,,s.
tfasisn win command, By IL adhsrsnes 70 he
ceositssies. he respect Of co.ssrvat;vs msn
Of oil sections. Is d ro6abls thss b Win tske
ne aoof Of The House at an early day next
week. tos tAs pusposs Of aliaying, - iar q nav
nfnd. hS7 - 49, :, =
u The s6bst uAieA vas nads IN tAs vsr
ness Leg's'asass 70 rspsal ths Personal Liber,
y Law hssd. Thsss vsss Any-sishs Notes IN
ns@ q repeal . one HUNDRED and txpss, I've
'Ppessd' b sAs HeDs. A. Ne D:.eer.sss
en p - ssePAg Ire. Il fellows thsa q
'eess sest5tasss RelsAHee.s vsssd sss r,yesI.
0Os"aAL vors OF Tnuza.-TAs a.
aai rsesns q he Tennessee election isais,ae
- ''.lo.iss rssslt: Ben, 0.7l0; Brsskia-
aess' - ss"es; Doegiss. lo.3el. Bslls plsnu-
=
~ - .aes Y nassd thas esssy Episcopal !
70 Sess'ssesa. Sssdsy besocs lsss
esd psayse lbe Ne President oil
y uniied Ssases. li ssq ss5
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-07-04
Senator Fitzpatrick Declines.

Hon. Beuj. Fitzpatrick now one of the Uni
ted States Senators from Alabama, was nomi-
mated by the regular Democratic National Con-
~vention, for Vice President, but owing to old
age, physical inability to endure the labor nee
essary IN the present contest ia South, h
declined the nomination. He is warmly for
the ticket. The Democratic National Com
mittee, under the recommendation of the
Southern delegates, selected Gov. Herschel V.
johnson of Georgia. Mr.. johnson has ac-
cepted the nomination, endorsed the platform
in every particular, and declares that the South
will snstain the principles laid down in it
In accepting the nomination, he said that in
his opinion, the doctrine of non-intervention
was a necessity to the preservation of the
Union. He should quietly, firmly and he
hoped bravely, accept the responsibility i'm
posed upon him. He cherished the hope that
Providence will lead us out of our civil disas-
tiers, and in his good time conduct us to tran
guilty and peace.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-07-04
The Battle of the Union.

A more sublime contest than that which will
take place from this date in the Southern
States could not be desired by the sincerest
friends of the Union. Able men will be on
the side of the Seceders, and more than one
gifted and misguided intellect will lend him
self to the dark plot of breaking up the Con-
federacy. But from the Potomac to the Neu-
ces-from the Ohio to the Gulf-eloquent
and intrepid patriots will be enlisted under the
broad banner of the Union. We shall look to
Virginia to sound the keynote to Governor
Letcher, and to Harris, and to Pryor, and
hosts of others, to give the word to the States
born of her loins, and following the teachings
of her great leaders. Tennessee will be held
true to her allegiance by George w. Jones,
Andrew johnson, William III. Polk, and j.
Knox Walker. Louisiana will be led by Soule,
Morse and Gov. Wicklife; Kentucky by John
G. Mason Georgia by Alexander II. Ste
phens and Hersc6el v. Johnston; Alabama by
Forsyth and Houston Arkansas by Rust;
Missouri by Krum, and Claiborne and King;
and Maryland by Reverdy johnson, Henry
May, and R. III. Brent. This is a glorious ar
ray to begin with; and we predict that their
ranks will swell into an army that will sweep
the enemies of the Union into an abyss from
which there will be no resurrection. The con-
test in the free States will be nothing to this.
The battle aoW haze to be decided IN the South.
For the first time since the days of jackson,
the standard of Disunion has been boldly un-
furled in that region. The issue is the exist
ence of the ~Confederacy; the contestants the
ablest men in the country; the spectators thir-
ty millions of freemen. And may God defend
the right Press.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-07-04
Attempt to Destroy a Lightning Elk
press Train on the New York Cen
trail Railroad-Narrow Escape of
the Passengers from Destruction.

One of the most iendish attempts at the de-
struction of human life which it has been our
lot to record in a long time was made last
night on the New York Central Railroad, as
the lightning express train which left this
city in the evening neared Buffalo. We have
learned the particulars in detached pieces, but
as the Buffalo Erpress of this morning gives
them commercially we copy its account:
At about 81 o'clock last evening when the
lightning express train on the Central Rail-
road, in charge of Conductor Gibson, due at
Buffalo at 103 o'clock, was about a mile and a
half east of Pembroke, the engineer, Mr.. Burr
Stone, discovered an obstruction on the track
about twenty rods ahead of the train, the re-
Hector rendering objects visible in the night
only at about that distance.
With instantaneous presence of mind and
frmness of nerve he reversed his engine, ap-
piled the brakes, and at the same moment
whistled a warning to the brakesmen to in
crease the tension upon the wheels; but before
the latter could spring to their post the train
had struck the obstacle, its momentum, how
ever, SO nearly checked by the powerful action
of the brakes that the collision produced but
a slight shock and occasioned no damage, even
to the cowcatcher.
Upon examination it was found that a large
pile of ties had been placed across the track
by some fend or tends, with the horrid design
of overwhelming the train and all its living
freight with instantaneous destruction. When
those on board discovered how ~miraculously
they had escaped the most terrible fate Of
which any conception can be formed, they
trembied as if in the presence of the danger
itself; and even the brave engineer lost the
nerve that had sustained him in the fearful
trial OF his courage, and which, under the
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-07-04
II. Y. johnson.

In 1856 the name of Hon. HERscHEL V.
JOHNSON was announced as a candidate for
Vice President by Mr. UNDERWOOD of Geor-
gia in the following language:
"Mr. President: Since the Government
was established, Georgia has had but three
Cabinet or Executive offices in the Govern
ment. Her recent brilliant triumphs for the
Democracy give some claims to be considered
in the choice of the candidate for at least the
second Office in the Government. I will, there
fore, present the name of one of her sons who,
in two of the seyerest political battles ever
fought in the State, bore with his stalwart
arm and dauntless heart the flag of Democ-
racy to glorious victory, that man who has
met one of the ~iercest and most dangerous
factions that ever raised its grim front in the
land, and sent it bowling back to its den.
"I propose the name of Herschel v. John
son." Loud applause.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-07-04
Arrival Of the Great Eastern.

NEW York, June 2S.-The Great Eastern
passed the Battery at 4:30 p. N. -
No difficulty was experienced in. crossing
the bar, and the immense ship wended her
way through the Bay as easily as a pilot boat.
She was attended by a feet of small crart,
and the enthusiasm on board them was un-
bounded. The throngs at the Battery and on
the various piers on North River were i'm
mense. Many salutes were fired in her honor.
She was decked with flags from bow to stern.
She moved on rapidly through the Bay, on
ly one of the many steamers being able to keep
up with her. The frigate Niagara, lying in
the stream, looked very small in comparison.
Circulars per Europa and, Great Eastern
report the weeks imports of cotton at Liver
pool at $4,000 bales at sea; 1873, 900 against
1873, 900 last year.
The Europa's mails left New York this P.
M. for the South. .
She reached Boston early this morning.
The Great Eastern was moored at her dock
at about Z o'clock. Her immense length GOV
ers two entire blocks.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-07-04
Lincoln,s Syntax.

. Since the Republicans find themselves
Obliged to go for eOld Abe for President, WI
are willing to give them credit for the s~agacity
they have displayed in choosing their tactics.
Instead of attempting to hold their candidate
up on his merits as q Statesman, and as one
qualified by his attainments for the high Office
to which they propose to elect him, they go to
and build "wigwams, put on the leer Of the
mountebank and beguile us with insipid jokes.
They call their candidate MHonest Abe" and
grow facetious over his prowess in splitting
rails, while his maui and wedge constitute the
fruitful source both of puns and poems. But
bis ssletter of acceptance" demonstrates that
his early education has been sadly neglected,
and that he knows no more about the construc-
ton or conjunction of sentences than a South
Sea Islander. We may be unreasonable, yet
we caDnot help but think that a President
should have the capacity to make himself in
telllglble upon foolscap.r We quote from his
letter of acceptance, to show that 3"Honest
Abe" lacks this capacity in a very eminent
degree:
1Imploring the assistance of divine provi-
dence, with a little d and small p,] and with
due regard to the views and feelings of all who
were represented in the convention, TO the
rights of all the States and Territories and
people of the nation, nc the inviolability of
the constitution, and the perpetual union, har-
mony and prosperity of all" >
Now, if that isn't gloriously enigmatical,
and magnifceutly and metaphysicafy incom-
prehensiblcs, thsh we hope that some kind in
,dividual of.strutha and yeracity' and good NOR
al character will tell us what is!
By the way, Honest Abe promised to write
another letter and give his views at length,
but it has not appeared. It is said that he
has submitted several lengthy epistles, intend
ed for the ful6llment of this obligation, to his
political advisers, but as yet has failed to pro.
duce a document to suit them. Whether they
have been defective in style, or unsound in
doctrine, is not for us to say. But we very
well know that the construction of a Republi-
can electioneering document, affords about as
fine a field for the display of ingenuity as can
well be imagined.-Logan Gazette.