White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-21
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rAa,ie.s from Utah 'ssss that 3. ss'e1,n
-, IN. taken contract to build >oo miles
.,..jes,.ph through that country 4a7
-rh. house In which Thomas Jefferson
-, q, shadwsll depot, In the County Of
.n.n,rle, Virginia, was burned on Ihs''oaJ
sight.
u The N. 7. Times. says the Ne" Senator
-. Harris, 10 understood 70 be opposed 70
.,.c;sc measures Of compromise which
80. been urged upon the North. y
rANrw s,A-s.-ons writer from Tsnsss'
-. anticipating the christening OF . se"
s".,h.rn csufsdsracy. proposes 70 call II the
.ss.s Of Starvation"
rAbill has been introduced into The Leg
,.,.,ure of illinois, which provides that oil the
...l and personal property Of woman on mar
..,e. shsIl remain her own.
~ Major Anderson 10 considered one Of the
,..,.,tiII<rists in the army. He 10 the author
.,.h. standard book on that arm ofthe service
80 1t West Point, and In the army.
rr.elvs thousand guns Of the model Of
,s2a are We. remaining in the United States
Arsenal in Springfield, Mass. W0rkmen are
,;I;,. and hacking them in boxes for transport.
alton on short notice.
uThs proposition Ct Judge Gholson In the
N;si,,ippi Convention to forever exclude the
no. sl.vs States from any government which
u;,bs be hereafter formed BY the seceding
s,.,ss, vas voted down BY large majority.
rrTAs London Times, of the 18th, publish
.. ,hs South Carslins Secession ordnance in
full, and accompanies it. editorially, with some
d,varaRing remarks, ~ 70 it, literary eompo'
..isn, and the "aing' It has At tie start At
the mother country.
rTbs papers are after John Petit. The
Tribune calls the old Brass Piece a"licsntious'
.roaiesse, foul. mouthed, obscene and blasphe'
nous dirty dog and Pro-slavery dema'
rogue Of the vilsss grade, whose confirmation
:, District Judge would be = disgrace to the
country, and an insult to Kansas"
q Douglas says that ':juss one little rssolu'
,Iou in Congress declaring that the North 10
sorry for her past conduct, and will try to do
better in the future, will be ~ the oil Of peace
upon the troubled waters of discord." "Yes,
SIR" replies the Cincinnati Gazette, "but the
,.ople Of the North have got one big 'ssolufis"
that they'll die before saying anything Of the
kind"
n An INCIDENT or LoYALTY.-An old sailor
Of the name of Sam Jones, at the Tennessee
Navy Yard, was asked to join the thieves and
traitors there. His answer was: "No, d
you; have served under thirty -shree stars
and am not such ar old fool as to serve undel
enc. You may hang me. if you like. but
mean 10 be true to the stars and stripes"
pbr o7-Ths Maine Farmer says thai
. letter was received on Saturday last, from I
shipmastsr in Charleston, by his owners in Au
slxa, stating that the British Consul at tina
port has received instructions from his Govern
nent to recognize and countersign all clearance
papers issued by the South Caroiinian suthori
ties. English vessels are loading at Charleston
and proceeding to sea, in entire disregard o
she revenue laws of the United States.
% Capt. w. T. Sherman, late of Ohio, VIII
was formerly in the army and has spent som
years in Louisiana, and there had charge OF
Military school. resigned his post on the pas
sage of the secession ordinance Of that Stat<
and Is preparing to 60 North. prefsrring :
maintain bis allegiance to the United States
announcing it for that of the Pelican nation
Capt. Sherman 10 brother Of Hon. John Sher
man, and son in Law of Hon. Thomas Ewing.
u The Cri,tenden CoEpromise proposes
amend the Constitution 90 - to make SLAYER
legal in all Territory no. possessed or herea
ter to b. acquired South of 36 3Omin., and
allow Slaves to b taken into or through an
Free State in the Union.
We really cannot see anything desirable
shis scheme. 1t 10 The naturalization Of u
greatest conceivable evil. Dove want It done
u One fact, it is said, is worth . thousan
speeula.ions. Here, then, 10 q fact, which
COPY from South Carolina paper, the Gpeel
Vile Patriot, which is more significant than q
the nonsense so glibly uttered BY the reb
shareholders about the contentment and loyal
of the negroes:
Peter, the slave Of Mr.. Francis DavenpoI
vas last week tried and convicted Of insure
tisuary conduct, and was sentenced to be hui
on the fourth Friday in February"
u How Ovrrs.-The question natural
comes up. "How often must We yield to q
Aoush7" Once in twenty yeas used to
considered sufficiently frequent. Now d
periods are getting very short. The annex
ton of Texas, the Omnibus Bill Of so, the N
brasks Bill-to say nothing of the losses
Freedom under the bred Scott Deci,ion-a'
new the Crittenien Compromise. These "6u
adjustment" will have to bs made ssmi-ann
ally before another decade has gone by.
u HrAlr- RrsDrss.-Ths Topeka Tribu
says:
A tsamsser passed through Topeka. ID
week. having no stockings, and only shoes q
on bis feet, and wadng through the snow besi
his team. 1t is enough to make ones he'
ache to witness and to think Of the hardsh
and suffering endured BY this class.
fyour heart ached very bad why didn't ,
., invest four bits in pair of soeks1 The ne'
-. papers will TEEN with heart aches If svs
stsekinglsss man gets . paragraph. ny
must Telegraph for 81. 900 pairs of stockings.
10 Mr.. Forney has met NV. Nesmith.
new Senator from Oregon, and thus dsscril