White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-22
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q The latest .d,iess fro. Virginia render
it probable that Bell has carried the State.
" The ofacisl returns from New Jsrsey,
elect four Republican Electors.
6The Disunion panic Al New Orisans. -
broke. down the market for sugar and leDlassss.
The laaeer declined ten eensspsr ga1nh -
dsys- Western merchants siIlfsks s1yansfgs
Of shis ssaupsd. Do the Lo1isianS plan.rs
think tas Secession furry paysf 81
n We pahlish elsewhere sspors sfrenases
made IN the South Carolina Lsshlssets on sbs
resolution calling Convention. which throws
new light on the movements in that quarter.
Is d shevn that Liaesln's sissisa b 0sseI1e
prstext, and not the cause for Ssceasion- Ons
Of the speakers said South Csrolins had wanted
10 secsde for ten ysars, and had only bssn vait-
ing for the eo-opsration Of other States. Thssk
you for that admission -Csneisassi Gssslts. (
p The vote in Carter tovnship. -spsossr
County. Indiana, Mr.. Lincoln's old home, vas
Lincoln ls3. Douglas 70, Beeckinridss 2. Bella
90 uT u -
q The Detroit (Breckinridgsl Democrat
has followed the example of its predecessor. the
Herald. Finding that With the defeat OF
Breckinrijgs there Vas NO government patron
ass - be sainsd. and not being psrsiculariy
psodtabls - . pessalary invesemsns, u -
wisely Issued its last number. y1sd ~!
p The Washingsea Constitution, the oUss
Of Buchsnsa, says With spparsnt seriousnss:
We nov sslsmnly ssssrs that We shall never
bid for Mr.. Lineoln's patronage. 50 -s5if sai
II that 10 not ragnaninous sslEdenial, We
kneN Of 10 case on record. 71'" 'ie'
u The Milwankie Sentinel publishes returns
from - counties. giving 21.7s5 Republican ma
jority, and 8 counties. giving 6.ll3 Democratic
majority. There are IL small counties 70 hear
from which viii add 70 Lineola . preponderanes.
he il ahead q far a. heard from 16.6l2. The
complete returns will niss IL 70 1900. Well
done for Wisconsin. r,is.lv, ...,.s
p Rssurss Of the vote on holding stsss
Constitutional Convention in Illinois have been
received from only forsy-ssvsn counties, leaving
6fty five 70. b heard from. The vote thus On
received stands % follows: For Convsntion.
ll1.lo7; against, 6e.l7s. Majority, q, ,93l.
u The Corydon (Ind.) Argus says that Mr..
Jacob Lincoln, cousin of the President elect,
resides in Blue River township, Harrison eoun-
ty. He 10 an honest, industrious farmer. His
father and the father Of Che President elect
were brothers. His father moved to Harrison
conasy many yean ago, having died near the
place where bis son now resides about the year
1880. One Of Abs's sisters also died in Hani.
son County many years ago. "a E'I'
q The Helena tArk.) Shield thinks the
talk Of disunion all foolishness. Il says the on.
ly question the Southern men have to answer
10: i-N
Will you vote to destroy . Government
which has given you protection in Jour life,
liberty and property, and has made us the first
nation Of the earth. simply because section Of
the Union has elected man President, when
that man 10 elected according to the provisions
ofs Constitution formed when almost the entire
nauon was oiaveholtlng rr,r
u TENNESSEE ELscrIon--Ths Nashville
Patriot Of Thur.day publishes complete returns
from all the eeanties Of Tennessee, except
eleven. Bell has thus far plurality Of ASA
over Breekinridge. In the counties not fully
reported, Nsathsrland beat Harris (Dem.) for
Governor 125. Partial returns from these,
however. indicate large gains for Bell, 30 that
his plurality will hardly be less than 1000 in
the entire State. aI. a ,d-r-
% Faurrs or TEE SECESSION Exc,rxrIsr,-
The Augusta (Gsorgia) Dispatch says: "An
insurrecsionary plot was discovered on Tuesday
among the negroes on the plantations Of w. C.
Cleveland. Harp. Simmons. Dawson. Johnson
and others, in Crawford county. A. v. Dreer
and Cullin Dawson, from Pennsylvania, the
latter . school teacher. were the rims. leaders.
They have been arrested, and, with forty No.
groes. are in JAIL"
p The Legislature Of North Caroline will
meet on the third Monday of the present month.
Il will rrobsbly be one Of the most insersstine
sessions ever held since the commencement Of
'hs State Government. A United States Sen.
ator. Judge the Supreme Court, and three
Judges Of the Superior Court. will Be elected,
Ind ether matters of great asd vital importance
Will bs discussed and disposed of. -.
u senator Chestnut Of South Corolius hss
'ssigned. That 10 vhst some Of the youne
aotspurs want, and therefore they emnlov In.