White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28
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JT The Cincinnati Gazette 10 advised ,h.,
Mr.. Chsae will sesspt he posision Of s.ore,,,,
Of III. Tssasuy, oSsrsd hin BY M. Lin.ol,
uNos oay was Governor Pictsn,' dnon,
q 900 On Che State Departments mad. p.y,h,.
At ,he ssb-Tseasury In Charleston, bu, orr,
81 100 of the claim was allowed.
ui ras ''UncoDdisionsl Union Ticket, r,,
successful in ST. Louis, having received , MIN
ralisy of from 5000 to 5000 votes. Thi,,,,, n.
Republican ticket. 1t carried St. Loui. conn.
ty aiso.
gu The frenzy Of the Charlestoui.n, !. r,,,
ly increased by the bogus dispatches filed with
the most exciting details, which are ,lmo.,
hourly sent thi.her from Washington, and mad.
public in the bulletins Of the Mercury.
p Some of the Southern secsssiooiss. A.,
press the patriotic and wise determination oo,
to use any ice Of Northern production, b,, n,a,
or than do that. to take their jsl.ps, eobble,,
and brandy-szaslses warm. Ths will h,,.
further tendency 70 make ice very eAesp in thin.
region. eET.E
U- The South Carolina tai. payers h.y. =.
delightful prospect before them The lean Of
$ll .OoO, 900 which las iS,,t been aushsrix.dbr
the Legislature for the purpose Of crea.in. 1
navy. will amosus to $40 for every white man.
woman and chili in the State. .s..
" Ex-senator II. s. Foote. Of Tennessee,
writes to John Bell, tLat Le regards the ssIee.
tion Of Mr.. Seward rs prospective Secretary Of
State, "as rather auspirioss and favorable, In
the present condition Of Affairs, 70 satisfactory
solution Of existing strife"
~ Printers and editors rise in Pennsy lvania-
Both her Representatives in the United States
Senate belong to the craft. Robert NJ. Palmer,
formerly an editor, has just been elected Speak
er Of the State Senate, and Russell Errs,t, Of
the Pittsbnrg Journal, its clerk.
~ As companion to tho story that Mr.
Hamlin is mulatto, Vanity Fair reports that
Abraham Lincoln was born in A. shantse. The
same paper states that Messrs. Chang and Eng.
the Siamess Twins, have declared publicly ,ha.
they are in favor Of the "Union as it 10" wheth.
er the original compact WAS right or not.
u Captain A. Doubleday. one Of Major An.
der.on's officers, writes from Fort Sumter TO
friends in New York State, that there Is no
such word as surrender in Major Andsnons
composition.
p The historian Bancroft, calls Baltimore.
Cincinnati and St. Louis, "shs triad Of cite.
which are the fortresses Of the union-ths
break waters against which the waves Of sedi.
ton shall dash. only to be driven back"
II Judge Jones, of the United States Dis
trict Court. at Mobile, on the llsh, announced
fom the windows of the court room in the Gus
tom house building, that the United States Dis.
trict Court for the Southern District Of Alabama.
Was adjourned forever" He has re'ighsd
u The Louisville Journal, commenting upon
the outrageous conduct of DR.. Foster, the Post
master of Newport, while the people Of the city
were firing salute in honor Of Major Anderson
says: "Strange as it may seem, he was neither
horse.whipped nor kicked"
III After Wade had made his late eloqusn:
speech, and had taken his seat. Senator Benjs'
min, Of Louisiana, approached him and said
You would not coercs Louisiana, would you :"
Wade raised his arm and brought il down hesr-
ily upon his desk, with the remark, "Yes, by
Cd, we purchased your State desert, and
J if YOU eecede, by Cd, We will make it a deseS;
again"
IL The Springfield, ILL.,, Journal takes strong
ground against the compromise propositions In
troduced into Congress BY Mr.. Kellogg. OF that
State, and says that no such concessions will 10
made on the part of the Republicans. The
Journal opposes any sacrifice Of the principles
upon which the Presidential battle was fought
and won. ---.--a---
u The Natehez (MIiss.) Courier says Of the
. recent seizure sf Mt. Vernon Arsenal, near
Mobile, that the Governor Of Alabama must
have been afraid of United States forces esm'
ing down by telegraph to seize an inland and
almost unoccupisd arsenal. The whole affair
was pompous and absurd in the extreme. AZ
Alabama was net out Of the Union, the assault
was alike unjustiHabls and unnecessary.
| rt is stated that South Carolns's special
: tax Of SIC per head on the slaves, has induces
many persons to be taken with sudden desire
10 eek fresh and inexhaustabls soften isnos
within the bounds Of Arkansas and Ts1as'
They are familiar with the fact that less 'nan
half of the tax per head uill bay IN acre OF nr'''
rate cotton land in the great Southwest
i rH. r. Helper, the author of"The lnpend-
ling Crisis Of the sos.h," was advertised 70 40.
liver lecture on "Ths Two systsms Of Lsoof'
at Clinton Hall, New York. on Monday n'sn'-
The proprisson Of the hall, however, feared :
disturbance, and would not allow The ball % %
used. A large number Of psrssss assembled
outside. among osbsn cspt. Titus Of hllio''''.
nosoristy. A row eccunsd and the Capsnn We
locked up. .s.~
i r The editor Of the Madison (lnd3 Bsnn"
ssys he has seen letter from young man. :.
resident Of that city, Who bad g'ns Soatn on =
trading boas, atatiss that his boat "ss ovefoao,,
ID a Bolivar, Mis-. BY he Di@nisnisa. ~.
The essv asrssssd. AHn . hearing osiofe ;
.asis.rsss, shs Disuaisaisss fndi.s nos1ns
aeaipss shsn. thsy vsss permitted 70 &C.,
i The letter reports. also. that the entire pop"
ten Of thas section sss under sss'ss dfiii' ~ ~.
shAs svsry second man ~ "rissf nsss
o0eer." ), ora vsd5 ,Tsv-1
j r TIM Umos sm5InExf n Lax's
l-w. n. --....-. shaf ak the co.,