White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-05-23
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pGen. Scott telegraphs the follo,;,, J,
Mr.. Crittendeni =
WARRINGTON, April 20, 1851.
Hon. John J. Crittenden:
have not changed. have not tbouob. q
changing Always Union man.
WHFIELB Scorr.
" The Philadelphia Bulletin says tina, a Ger
tain clergyman Of that city, .whs is related r.
prominent Southern Secessionist. fundoub.
eddy Rev. H. A. Wise. jr..l was kicked GU. Of ,
BARRIERS shop under the Girard House on Mon.
day morning. While being shaved he indulped
in TRADE against the Union, when the pronr;
etor elected him in the most summary manner
half shaved and much lathered.
70 There are 81 powder mills in Penn,v,r.
mia, in Delaware, : in Maryland, 1 in Virgin.
ia, and none in the other Southern States :.
Applications BY the conspirators have been
made, We learn, from the Ph,ladeldhia North
American, for large quantity of powder, and
when it was refused, threat was made to take
1t BY force. The place is, however, we'll guard.
ed.
T DR.. Metcalf dentist at New Orleans.
has been arrested for treason BY the Secession
authorities, for having said that Lincoln was
second JseksonI and that IL he was in Lncoln's
place he would lay Charleston 10 ashes, and
that he would cut the Louisiana levees.
% The FIRST REBEL Man OF Waffle
clipper steamer Hsbana has been purchased by
the Secession Government, and is now being
converted into war steamer at New Orleans.
She will be called the Sumter, and carry 8 guns
and pivot gun.
u SrAnPEDE FROM THE SourH.-The Mem
phis Argus says most of the up river boats are
filed with laborers and mechanics for points
above. Many laborers and mechanics have re
Gently left Memphis for the North.
T The President received letter recently
from st. Louis directed to 'fOld Abe or any 9TH
er man." On one side was the Confederacy flag,
on the other the seal and flag of the U. s., with
the words "played out" Inside was q S note
on the Union Bank of South Carolina, "to help
pay the expenses Of reinforcing Sumter"
This letter created much merimert at the
White House.
U L. Eco d. Italia, an Italian Journal pub.
lished at New York, addresses an earnest ap-
peal to Italians in the South. to refuse march.
ing or fighting against the United States, be-
cause they are bound as naturalized citizens to
support the Constitution, and also, because the
name Of Garabaldi is watchword for freedom
u A proof of the Frustrating effects of Sc
cession and apprehensions of trouble on account
of ii in every Slave State, the securities of
Missouri have fallen in the New York stock
market, within a few days, to AZ, and those Of
Virginia to Az! Stand from under.
u Lord PaImerston, in his late speech to
his constituents, expressed the hope that our
difficulties might be settled without bloodshed.
We hope so, too, but we do not believe they
will be so settled, any more than his Lordship
believes they will.
pWhere on earth is JEFF. Daris!-Louis-
ellie Journal.
We don't know where he is on earth; but we
know where he ought to be, and where he will
be after he leaves the earth. If not, what's
the use of such placei-Frankforf Common
,cealtk. -
T The next news the Secession papers will
furnish to their readers will be that JeG Davis
is about to blockade all the Northern ports
with the floating battery, and to plant the
Confederate flag on the banks of New Found
land.
u Major w. w. Leland Of New York, q
large land holder of Texas, whose property
there has been confscated, has been rendered
and has accepted Majors commission in the
engineer corps in the Ninth New York Regi-
ment.
u p. T. Herbert, the Congressman who q
few years ago murdered an inn waiter in Wash
ington, is the originator Of the secession move
ment in Dona County, New Mexico, a County
which arrogates to itself the title of Territory
Of Arizona
u THE DrFrEREScE.-The North is fighting
for the peace Of the country, the rebels for a
piece Of it.
u The senseless rhymes sent by telegraph,
Jeff. Davis response to Mr.. Lincoln's procla
nation:
with cannon, mortar and petsrd,
Avenged the South with Beauregarl,
prove to be the refrain of a song by an actor OF
the Montgomery Theatre. ,.
T A PILLow-CAsE.-The newspapers this
morning say that General Pillow offers to
raise 10, 900 men for the Government" Which
side of the works will he take? Remember
his old achievement:
81 hang my harp upon willow
whene'erI think of General Pillow.
The man who dug for Polk and Marcy,
Hi. ditch and brsastworks ciee rersa."
-Bsston Post.
u Gentlemen secessionists! your movement
here is failure II is An abortion. Don't you
see that it isl You can't cram secession down
the threats of Kentuckians. "You might As
we'll" in the language Of distinguished mem
Der of the Missouri Legislature, "try to stun
butter in . wild cat, ,itl Q hot spl."-Louis.
ollie Journal.
p TAXATION IN SOUTH CARoLIHA.-Accord
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