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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-14

The Houss yesterday passed the Sen.
ate bill for tha> admission Of Kansas,
which thus becomes the thirty fourth
State Of the Union. and the nineteenth
Free State. This act not only oppor.
timely sdds to the Confederation sound
and loyal member. untaintsd by the pes.
tifsrous blight of Slavery. but does right.
fnl thoagh tardy justice to . State which
has suffered for Eve years greater wrongs
and sutragss from Federal authority than
al the slave States together have sndur-
cd since the beginning Of the Govern.
ment. even II their own clsmor about
imaginary oppression Be admitted - we'll
founded. Tho present generation is too
near to these events to see them in their
true proportions. but in the future. in i'm.
partial history. the attempt to force sla.
very upon Kansas. and the violations Of
law. Of order. and Of personal and po-
liticsl rights. that were psrpetrstsd in
that attempt. will rank among the most
outrageous and fragrant acts Of tyranny
in the annals Of mankind. York
Tribune. '.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-14

ALLUDINo to the admissioD Of Kansas
q State Of the Union, the Philsdslphis
Press says: 1T IL vain now to indulge
in lamentations and rssrsts for the srrsrs
Of the past. no matter BY whom they
were committed for it u the imperative
duty Of every patriot and statesman to
deal q best b can with The stern rssli.
tis Of the present /: bot We cannot for.
bssr rsnarking that II the people oi
Ksnsas had been more fairly dealt with
in 1857. and If the original policy suegss.
ted By Gov. Walker and sndsrssd By the
Administrstisn had bssn adhered 10. We
belisss that the nation would net to day
b in the dsplorsbls condition to which Il
has bsen rsdussd. Among Ill ths eausss
that have ssstribussd = create the peril.
ous State Of a6sirs that now exist, mems
hes bssn 20 powerful - IL sttsmpt -
force the isssitutioa Of slavery upoa The
people Of that Territory sgsinse tbsir
will" '..gz.s sas -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-14

& MARITAL MusIc.-The boys have got
. portion Of their music for the military
drill. and are getting themselves in con.
dision for regular ''sogers." Jim New.
hard 10 getting his hand in finely on the
tenor-drun; while Stsph. Qssif. we'll
wager quarter section Of land, can blow
The socks of Of anything that ever stuck
his snout into 6fs west Of the Mississip.
pi River. To our notion. be makes the
6fs talk q il it knew what fiss were
made for. sarr rrH.z-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-14

lU LOOK HERE.-Thers are still number
Of those who subscribed for the Chief, to
be paid for when Lincoln was elected
President. who have not yet come up to
their part Of the contract. When We
made the proposition. We considered it .
matter Of course that oil who accepted it
would do 50 upon their honor. and pay
up ss sosn ss they should 6nd they had
lost. We did not propose that they
should pay whenever they felt like it, or
not at all. Those who have not yet paid.
will please remember that their word Of
honor is at stake; and, if they have any
regard for it. they should show it BY the
4th Of March, st farthsss. a.a -r EzH
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-14

Tas THAw.-On. Saturday general
thsw began. which was materially assis.
ted, on Sunday. BY rain. Streams and
rsvines in every direction were 6llsd to
ovsrAowing. Such rise in the streams
10 seldom witnessed. and many bridges
have bssu swept away. We have had
no mails this week, with the exception
Of . small ono to day. bringing papsrs
from below, about week after data
Our principal mail eon~ BY way Of Or
sgon. There is Ne possible excuse for
il not arriving. as persons from that di-
rsction have travelled the road aud cross.
cd the river here every day this week.
until to-day. Failures on that route have
bssn 60 numerous Of late. without any
reasonable cause. - to become down.
right nuissncs. The contractor deserves
to BE- reported to the Department and
to have his pay withhsld for every triP
that hs has missed. ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-14
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-14

AHoTHsR RuxoR.-Ths country 10 full
Of rumos concerning the affairs Of our
State. The last ia, that Gov. Robinson
has appointed two United States Senators.
to serve until the 4th Of March, or until
the Legislature can elect. We have not
heard tasir names, but rumor locates
them both south iths Ksw River. We
can 80 but little use in the Governor sp.
pointing Senators for 20 short . period;
bot II be hes done %. We hardly think
hs would b 20 unjust q to take them
both from Ssuthsrn Kansas. The qass.
ton is. would Senators thus chosen BE-
admitted to esats in the Senate? II is
the duty Of the Legislature to elect sen-
atos; and the right Of the Governor to
appoint men 70 Gil vacancies would b
rather Questionable. when there are no VA
csnciss. - the Legislature has not yet
had time 70 make . choice, in consequence
Of being compelled to wait that same
Gevsrnor's command to assemble.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-14

GREKLnY.-We notice that portion
Of the Republican party (nsinly the
friends of ssward) ars again warning
upo. Grsslsy. and Boosting that Lin
coins Administrstioa win give him the
position Of ostsidsr. To Grssley. moro
than to any stbsr one man: may b ss.
tributsd the dsesat Of Seward and the
nominstioa sf Liaeela. st Chicago. Az
Lincoln he's choapa Seward for his sse-
rotary Of ssats il would b rather un-
generous to turn . cold shoulder upou
Grsslsy-sspscially q By - dsing. the
Administration wssld identify itself with
an old. unfortunats and ssrimonious fsud
smong ths Rspublieans os New York.
which would result in no good. Since
the announcement Of Stewards selection
- Secretary Of Stsss. some Of his friends
have evineed . disposition 70 carry mat.
tsrs With . high hand. and divide The iss
places among thsir isst. But tie country
has bssn greatly dsosivsd in Mr.. Lincoln.
il be is the man to allow Sswsrd's friends
to make his Administration an instru.
nsnt 70 punish the very men who nomi.
mated him. and TO permit his best friends
70 b sacri6ssd to sppssss the wrsth Of
the sswardits. for drsisrring him to
Seward.
As for Grsslsy. he is not - easily
killed oG. Men. who have bitterly war.
red against him heretofore. have At length
bsen compelled to come to him and stand
upon his ground. Such . thing will
happen again.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-14

UHconsfliufiosA1..-T -Tbs so1stitutisa
ef ths U1itsa 6tafo previds ,thst d.
Federal Judg0 '-shaH hold thsir o0less
during Seo6 Sasesi0." y 0uppess ~
leessae sppliessE fbe III Dsesfee Judge
ship of KaasGs is sueesIuful, how long,
Under this Co1seisutiouil provision, can |
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-14
Amendment to the Kansas Bill.

Amendment BY Mr.. Fitch to tho bill
for the admission Of Kansas into the Un.
ion. viz: at the end of the bill add the
following additional sections
Sec. 4. And Be it further enacted, That
from and after the admission of,he State
Of Ksnsas. - hersinbefore provided, all
the laws Of the United States, which are
not oil locally inspplicable. shall have
the same force and effect within that State
ss in other States of the Unien and the
said State il hereby constituted judicial
district Of the United States, within which
. district court, with like powers anil
jurisdiction a. the district court Oft
United States for the district of Minnsso.
to, shall be established the Judge, at.
torney and Marshal of the United States
for the said district of Kansas shall re-
ceivs tho same compensation o. the Judge,
attorney and marshal Of the district Of
Minnesota an in all cases of appeal or
writ Of error heretofore prosecuted, and
now pending in the Supreme court Of the
United States. upon any record from the
court Of Kansas Territory, the
mandate Of execution or order Of further
proceedings. shall b directed by the Su
prone Cent Of the United States, for the
District Court Of the United States for
the district Of Kansas. or to the supreme
court Of the State Of Kansas, a. the M.
lure Of such appeal or writ Of error may
require: and each Of those courts shall
b the successor. Of the supreme court Of
Kansas Territory. ~ to al cases, with
Full power to here and there determine
The same. snd TO swsrd mesns or 6nsl
process therein. a1 s- Fl. ID =
6Ec. B. And kI Il fsrt1er Enacted, Thss
he Judge OF the district court for the die.
'rict Of Kansas shall hold two regular
'erms Of the said court annually. sf tbs
'est Of government Of the said State. 10
commence On the fint Monday of-.
each yesr.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-14

FoUnD Hrs Volcs.-Fsr some weeks
past. Senator Douglas has besn in . pre-
diesmsnt. Political affairs utterly con.
founded him, and, like "a bound boy q
. husking." !" b hadn't . word to cay. In
fact, be didn't know which would b the
popular side. nor whsrs to strike to make
il tell in bis own favor. During tbs
lest Summer. be- had talked himself
hoarss and the country sick with bis
''grs.t principle" Of Sovereignty; but tha
prevailing mslsdy is one which Popular
Sovereignty viii not rssch. In the pre-
ssut excitement. Douglas has about a
much show q pismirs in the midst Of
. herd Of buffalo. and Popular Sovereign
y has no more potency than would The
sstsmpt to osuntsrsct the force Of tor.
nsdo by blowing against il with . hand
bellows, Thsrsfors. Dsuglas was dumb.
founded. Bot BE- has u s.lsnsta discover.
cd the popular eurrsns. With wonderful
sagscity. b. percsivss that an Immense
u.jority ofths people desire settlement
Of the difficulties. and b. has proposed 4
plan. smbodyins. ansng othsr thingi. .
modification Of The Fugitive Slave Law.
We'll. fhs succeeds in obtaining . satis.
factory sdjusemsnt. be will b entitled to
some credit. which, for him, viii b. .
rarity. ,, 80.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-14

hs CAnr . HADs 10 TAlx-Th
Springfield sorrssposdsses of Is Chjes.
ee tnoone ssys thse NJ. Lioeela ssevsp.
Cd 70 Springfield yssssrday.
ne .sd 9 sseeptiesssu Thsrsdsy ~.
iag e The Cent Hosss = Cke,lcsees.
~ :e'se psssd p nsls . spsssh, y
ds:!sssa n aey wey = isdissse bic l1t.v.
PcIe;, ~ expsosa 'oposs agssai1sseiSS
- s,ai ~aei1aJ VA vhisA -
P:'' asa eons Toward 70 wslssms
him: On his ytga l. uee = eennitsee
q :ifis::s : hon Ciasisnsti. No esuns "a
tsnd:r him u ~ ppitalRis n thst ~
% biz wsy - WaS6isS ~ saTSs, e:
az s d: ';,issS: ;s,is.;!:. s's'sG sl.ssr s'ssp
O.fGN tftfEFn TffrlsT Il \
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-14

~ Many of the papers delight in sp'
plying the tsru " Rebels" to the disun.
ion traitors. The spithst dsss them too
much honor. Rebels was The name ths
British gave = ths patriots Of he Rsvo.
luton: and il would b. "a insult to the
cid heroes. e spply to the miserable
Esisors Of the present day name which
was beatowsds upon Tie former. svsu
though il We dsns in dsrision and q q
tsunt. 81 1893
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-14

RArxER AaDEnT.-Ws love to 80 psr-
sons hold in admiration the great and
good men Of the nation but our friend
Martin, of the Atchison Champion. IL
piling it on to Seward at such an alarm
ing rate, that ws fear be will ovsrdo The
thing. and bring on . reaction. To read
the Champiou's lsudstions. one would
bs led to believe that God Almighty
night withdraw his attsntion from The
world altogsshsr. and Seward wenld i'm.
prove things gsnsrally. A recent num-
bsr Of the Chanpioa csntains ssvsrd's
late speech, and in addition. the sditsr
lsvishss upon it over . column Of praise,
IN which No are told that Seward. - m
orator and statesman. il Henry. . Clay.
. Prsntiss: q cool and sagscious ~
Hamilton, . solid - Webster, and -
6rm ~ Jackson. Not being satisfied
that be had done Stewards merits jussics.
the editor presently breaks ont again. and
pronocncss him - courteous - Chester.
field, . invincibls in argument - EN-.
srson. - earnest and truthful - Luther.
and - graceful and rhetorical - Evsrsttl
Now. If ws arc to bslisve the Cham.
pieu's ASSERTIONS. that Seward possesses
the gracss. virtues and intsllscss Of oil ths
Aforesaid great men combined. We must
pronounce him smssher. But We i'm
agins that Henry and Prsntiss could talk
the hair of of Sswsrd's head in ten min.
utss; and were Webster or Clay living.
and advertised to speak, Seward could
not gst an sudiencs. 6sward's light was
too dim to b seen beside the splendor Of
thsirs, and was not seeountsd Of more
than ordinary magnitude until those great
lights won't out. They could take the
country BY storm. while Ssward's advice.
if different from theirs, would 60 .. bsg-
sing; and Hamilton could produce .
measure whish would pscify the country.
while Seward Va. delivering .ens Of his
carefully worded speeches. A to jack
sons firmnsss. We hardly think he would
hsvs kept up intimate social intercourse
with. and constantly invite to dinner
parties. msn who daily uttered the vilsst
sentiments Of treason against his country,
or engaged in the most trsssonabls plots
for it, overthrow. And Luthsr. We
opins, would be found somewhat more
than . match for Seward. While Sew.
ard falls far below Everett in brilliansy
and talent. hs becomes greater man by
exhibiting . moro liberal, progressive.
libsty-loving spirit. We leave Seward
and Emerson to 6ght il out. and the
Champion to decide betwssn them.
In short, Martin, don't you think you
rather ovsrstrain the Seward agony Z
You see. you can get but few people to
think with you on such . high-prsssurs
principle; and then, whsn Seward does
not rscsivs the honor and rsvsrencs de.
msndsd BY your standard. it makes you
feel bad -s a-. .--.,,er-.. r.
.oP. s.. W., csvs. The Chsmpionss
comparisons. inspired by seward's spescb.
may be correct. . the New York Jour.
nal of Commerce shows, by copieus sx-
tracts. that the finest passages in the
speech were bodily plsgiarised from the
writings Of Hamilton and other cotsm.
poraneous statesmen -. h.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-14
A Good Proposition.

A Good Proposition.
While Compromiss has been the order
Of the day, to adjust the present national
difficulties. we have seen no proposition
which suits us as we'll. and which. ws
doubt not. will meet with - general sp.
probation in the Free States. a that
which is now much discussed. Of the
General Govsrnmest bsying tAs slsvs.
Of the border Slave States. and sending
them out Of the country. This plaa
would meet . hssrty approval 1t ths
North. while the South, il shs knsw h6s
own interests. would cheerfully scquissos
in it, and thus the negro question would
be settled.
Missouri. Maryland and Delaware havs
about 100000 slaves. Assuming thsil
average value to bs $500. which is high.
their total value would be 9l00, ,000. 600
We donbt not this amount is expended
annually BY the National and State Gov.
srnments, in matters connected with OF
arising from Slavery: and that, within
the last twenty or thirty ysars, the
institution has cost the Government and
the States Q sufficient amount Of money
70 have purchased every slave in th.
Union. Tbs expense will continue u
laae -, ,8lavG1s 1sziAsstes.ye esthing oi
the sectional i'll i1slings and outragss ari.
sing from it. It would be . vast benefit
to the whole country. if Govsrnmsn,
were. within the next ten years. to buy
and transport every slavo in the land
None would feel its benefits 60 much ..
the persons and the States that would b.
relieved Of the incubus.
1t 10 all moonshins to talk about white
men not being able to work on the Sou
thern plantations. White men can worl
wherever negroes can, and even WHERE
the latter cannot stand it. If planter,
were to employ free labor, they would
increase the amount Of their products i'm.
mensely, and the wages they weuld pay
would Be found to b far less than the
expense Of an equal number Of slsvss
There would be no need of hiring over
ssers. and no dread Of insurrsctions
There would be no doctor bills for them
to pay for sick laborsrs. and each death
or runaway would not be loss to them
Of one to two thousand dollars. Tha
planter would obtain more work for Len
money. and the workmsn would reosiva
good wages for his labor. The price el
one negro would hire free white lahore,
for four or Eve years. the care and sx.
ira expenses would be taken Of Of the
planter, and the interest of the money
and the better return for the labor expsn.
ded would be that much clear gain to the
proprietor. while no injustice would be
done the laborer.
Of all the plans Of adjustment, this is
the only truly practicable one. and the
only ono which will forever settle the
Slavery question. Whether the South
would agree to it, is doubtful but csr-
tain it is that they ought to. . they
would realize all it, benefits. 5i
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-14

~ The Lssvsnworth Times il bound
not to b eutdous BY its new rival. ths
Conservative, in the way Of late nsws.-
For instance. last Saturdays 2sper sta.
ted that the Missouri Cenvsntion election
bad taken place The prsvious day. sad
that Platte Cosnty had gone ovsrwbsl.
minsly Union. Friend. somsbody's been
imposing spon your crsdulity. Tbs Mis-.
souri, election dsss not take place until
Monday. the 18th. 81.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-14

~ We undssstand that . Township
Rs'isf orgaaisssioa wss s6sessd q Iowa
Point. % Saturday Last. This i /. gsod
move. q thsre are number ef dstitut.
psssss in'sha part of tbs County. SIT
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-14

~ Thaddeus Hyatt and Gen. Poms-
roy are making urgent sppsals to tbs
charitable people Of the Raatfo rslisf.
The suffering is represented - being
greater now than it has bssn heretofore.
Many who had soms.hing ahsad arc now
reduced to want, and It 10 feared many
will actually stafvs to death before aid
san reach them. Indeed. . number Of
cases Of starvation have already bean 70.
ported. The rsssnt dssp SHOWS aud il.
element weather. have addsd greatly ts
the general distress. aud unless ths appeals
Of Hyatt and Pomsroy are promptly 10
spoudsd to. ths most disassross rssslts
will follow. a szzz zHss. ark q
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-14

A NEW Trick. question is being
seriously discussed. Of the right of the
Representatives elect under the Constitu-
ton to their ssats, upon the ground that
more than . year has elapsed since their
election and it Is rumored that the Co.
vernon will order . new election. For
our part. we think the officers were al
elected to serve from the time Of the I'd.
mission Of the State. and We do not bs.
lisve that any other visw can properly
BE- taken Of il. The officers elect wsrs
chosen to Get the machinery Of Govern
msnt in motion. and no ono or more Of
them can declare another portion disqsal.
ified or their Offices vacant. II the Rep
rssentalivss srs thrown ont. the other Of.
ficsrs should bs served likswiss. In
deed. this question was sprung in Con.
grsss. with regard to Mr.. Conway ssas,
bat proved fruitless speculation. The
admission Of Kansas gives svsry msn
elected under the Constitution . right to
his efiss: and thoss who ere sndssver.
ing to bring about different result, for
party or selfish purposes, or for tricksry.
had bsttsf look we'll to: their own chan.
ess. for they will b the losers in the end.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-14

~ South Carolina and hsr sympa.
thisss are endeevoring to palliass b.
toryism in .hs Rszolation. bss eewsrdies
generally. -s.dshstE treason new. b. 70.
tsrripg to ths tsalsntry and .sa6srines d
the Palmetto Rsgipeis in Is. Hnieau
War. Gdsss that's ubsrs= tis treabl.
liss-all the trus nsa Il South Carelias
found graves in Asxics. and none an
leh to ksep hsr in the right path now.
~ PdssSon's Magasiis; Tor March.
is on our table. The principal Engrsv-
ing is ''chriss Blessing Little Childrsn. -
"Ths Cresesat Moon" i also pssaty :
while the Colorsd Fashiea Plate aad IL
numerous Patterns are Of the latsst stylss
and veil sxscsted. There is . good W
risty Of choies rsadiag natssr. Phila-
aslphis-s2 pear. .naI
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-14

~ This i q. ivalsnsins's Dsy. Il
is favorable time TO make lovs-and
10 pay the printer. 1z
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-14

~ Tia Ladias' kspository. fsr Feb.
rsary. l. illastssasd With . portrait d
Charloets Bronts, and . sesos q Koves
&vr. Csps Of Good Hops. OF literary
matter. it prssaat.. it, ssual ehoies vs.i.
~. IL b sos yst too late 10 est up
easbs toe 1851. Psblishsd q Ciaein-
natl. Ohio. e o. . ysar.s .e'71 sil' IL G
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-14

; n Ths 'csnsas Of Hissouri shows Q
population Of ev~ ]. 500. 900. tbsrs b.
ing . white population ef nearly one
million and . bali. Who dosbes that
this unprecedented growth Of . Slave
State results fsa Missouri bsing nearer
free than my othsr Slsvs 6tsts! i
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-14

3@ Hon. II. J. Parrot has arrived sl
Isavnwsrth. bringing en Official copy
Of the Ksnsas Bin for Gov, Rsbinsoa.
All . now ready to call the Legislature.
with Tie exception sfsoms vacancies to
gu. oceasionsd By one or two deaths ol
msmbss elsst. sud . numbsr having ~
moved from IL Territory. We under
stand that The Govsrnor win allow time
t. fill the vssanciss before The meeting Of
ths Lssislisurs. This = probably, VIA.
gave risa b tie. rspogt that ~ election
wss 70 b ordeesd ios a entire NV ct
of Representatives: .,ss S.''l'.. .-s.'a-,yI
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-14

- Blathsrikyts eoatsnds thss Pres
idsee Buehaaaa eaght 70 h tsisd fes
"mnprisososst oe tzsasosl" = We thisk
l.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-14

No census was taken west Of the 9Th
principal meridian. 6alins county has .
of about one Thousand.