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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-31

CAxASDAIeUA, N. r., January l6, ls6l.
Nh. EorroR:-Rochestsr was visited last
week BY a company Of Abslisionisu Of the
-" "Garrisonian School," who attempted to bold
. meeting on Friday evening; but large crowd
assembled. and very good nasuredly prevented
them from doing anything. There was no rio.
lence done, but such continued noise and hub
bub kept up, that the speakers could not bs
heard; and in the midst Of the uprosr the sas
was turned OF, and the crowd quietly dispsrsed
The citizens do not approve Of the conduct Of
the mob, harmless a. 1t was, 20 far - personal
violence was concerned. They do not approve
Of interference with the freedom Of speech. u
is true, that al attempts 10 suppress the sIer'
Else Of this right, win invariably bring into no.
torissy those who are thus interfered viib' how
ever obnoxious their creed; and the best way
to manage such fire. esters - those, 10 70 l''
them spluttsr and splurge to their hearts con-
tent-the people vii! come out al right In tho
end. find everywhere among the people .
feeling opposed to everything that will need
lessly irritate the people Of the south' and ys'
no disposition to yield one jot or title OF pm.
ciple. The Union will be maintained, even 81
the expense of blood, ifit must BE-. hops inc
South will pause. iiit : 'E5 g.
The weather has been very cold here to-da!;
however Il is mining. Money is very tight
many people are turned ost Of smploynsst.
More anon. re-5Ec C. GRAHAM.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-31

8 that point whers..hs can seriously m'di'
tate treason to his country. he Is lost ia
every sense of honor.
This is the way to secure the right
kind Of msn-together with determines
tion that you will not be intimidsted OF
driven. Each Senatorial District elect
three members of the Convention. Th'
Counties Of Andrew. Holt, Atchison and
Nodaway compose District. We fss
confident it will go overwhelmingly Un'
ion. if the papers are any index Of public
sentiment. The Savannah Plaindsslsr
the Forest City Courier. and the Rock
port Herald. are all battling for the I'm
ion. and for the rights Of Missouri in th'
Union.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-31

CoHslsrIHr PATRlors.-During the
late campaign. there was . party calling
themselves the "Constitutional Union
party their platform was "Ths Consti.
tution. the Union, and the enforcement
Of the Laws :" and during the canvass,
they did not seem to knew anything Ok.
cspt the Constitution. the Union. and
the Laws. The election is over. and q
man has been chosen President according
to law and to the Constitution of the On.
ion. For this, We now hear thousands
Of the Constitutional Union party crying
out against the decision of the people.
and threatening. yea, trying. to break up
the Union. There are also thousands of
patriotic men of that party who are bat
Ting nobly for the Union. Such as
these. during the campaign. did not sx.
haust their patriotism by;erying Consti.
tuition and Union, prefsring to shew their
sincerity BY acts rather than by words.
But many Of the vilest traitors to be found.
were loud mouthsd blustsrsrs of the
constitutional Union" party.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-31

~ ssward'' spesch turn, or,
which the representation, of,b.,., 'u'F
and some Of the newspapers lad q ''pn
believe. 1t is one Of the o,..,... - 10
Of his life; being mild. yet firm II'' a,",
spoken. but not insulting !; .on.;l;.p pam
but not pandsring. We re,,.. ,I'
size Of our sheet forbids an, ,,.' 'ns
this and the many other great ,n...h-
which have been and are balm. '"e'
the present crisis /; but they would .I. VI
entirely exclude miscell.neou. u,,. 0''
Hope s'm'time to be able to publi,h =.
big paper. then We san civ, Al 81,
news.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-31
(For the Chiefly

PENrIELD, N. Y, January 10, 1861.
Nh. EBIroR:-Although the public mind 10
greatly excited about the condition Of things in
the South, yet find that Kansas is not forgot
ten, nor lost her hold on the feelings and SYM
pathies ofshe people. lam now travelling over
the ground endearcd to me BY many pleasant
associations. Warm and tried friends greet me
at every point, and | am living over again the
life of the years that are gone.
Kansas will not suffer in her reputation, in
consequence Of the distress now prevailing
there. Many are anxious to emigrass .hithsr,
and some will be for coming there next Spring
or Summon.
The last despatch from Washington, was that
Major Anderson was cannonading the city Of
Charleston.
Weather cold; business everywhere dull;
money plenty, but kept close.
C. GRAHAM.
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Oregon Post 0Mce-High.handed
Transactions.

Oregon Post 0mce-High.handed
Transactions.
We have been placed in possession Of
facts with regard to the Oregon Post OF.
dec. which do not reflect much credit up
On certain parties. 1t appears that Mr..
Bowen. the late Postmast determined
to resign. and . petition. signed BY q
very large majority Of the people of Ore.
gon. Of al parties. was sent in favor Of
Jonas Lahmsr. In due time the com.
mission. or bond, was forwarded BY Con.
grsssmsn Craig. to the care Of Foster.
Van Buskirk, and Gslsn Crow. Foster
opened the envelope. and swore that that
that would not do-thsy must make 9th
or arrangements. Crow was absent, at-
tending the Legislature. and Van Bus
kirk refused to have anything to do with
the matter. Then Foster took upon him.
self the responsibility Of returning the
document, with the declaration that the
appointment would not b tolerated. and
demanding the appointment Of j. P.
Hslbsch, who is said to bs . very clsv.
Or man in many respects, but . con.
summate tool of the traitors.
Halbach has recsived his commission,
and taken charge Of the Office. which ID
now located At his shop. whore the trsi-
tors have their head quarters. 1t is 90
small that it will hold only the traitor
party Of Oregon. numbering about ten
We almost said souls. but traitors have
no souls. They collect there every day.
and amuse themselves by talking treason.
cursing the Abolitionists. and listening
in high glee to . povsrty-stricken ruffian
describing the murder Of Lovejoy at Al
ton. frequently intsrrupting the narrator
with laughter. and CAr;stian remarks.-
They form an interesting group, and ws
think We shall orc long have to draw q
life. like sketch of it for the benefit of our
readers.
How do the people Of Oregon relish
having their will set aside at the dicta.
ton OF one man, and that man . disun.
ionist Are they willing to bs led OF
driven BY such man and his Corporal's
guard of followers +? Yet that is what he
10 trying to do, and will succeed. If the
Union men tamsly submit to the imposi.
ton. We think We hear some one say
that when Old Abe comes in. matters
will be righted. Then, take care that
you be not bluffed or intimidatsd. There
is nothing like determination to main
tain your rights.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-31
Correspondence.
(For the Chiefly

LAWRENCE, January %, lss,
FRiEnD SoL:-Just from church. and
in very piOu' mood By the vay, ,D.,tins
ofprcachins, I heard. las, Sunday. n, ,s.s
time, political ssrmsn-dsli,,red h, ,n.n '"
R. Cordley. 1t was . well-vri.,.n d;.o.n..'
full Of theory, but by no means pr,c,;.,, ~
exploded the commonly received notion ., -. ~
origin Of Government, and bull. a new and ,.. ~
si full theory of his own. In the CONF. ~
remarks, he said "it would he bs,,., - '
through q ten years civil war ,h,, ,dm;, ~ ~
right of psacsabls secession" rns d;..ou..
was continued to-day; but have no ,,De, T..
such 'tuft' coming from the pulpit, no matt,
how roundly ~orded the sentiments a, h..
brilliant the imagination NAV poin, il. :"
We have had most Of the prominent cb,,,
tiers Of the Territory in Lawrence, .iuc. A.
opening Of the sesson-se, ersl ,,n;r,r,, g.
the ssnatorships, to be. Among them, mich,
mention Lane, Delshay, Pomeroy, Ewing, and
Winchsll-shs last named, q member Of IL.
House. Also, several E1- Governors, b.,id.,.
good many the Lord knows what.
Over one hundred bills Of variou, kind. b,,.
bsen introduced. They embrace every subi.c,
Of legislation. and if all of them become I,,,
will make sad havoc with the prsssn, cod. I
much fear the members, in their extra zeal to
correct errors, will overshoo: the mark, and
leave things in as bad fix as before. No bill
Of general nature has vet become q law
There is much manGl, sring between N.
Two wings ofthe Republican party-I mean the
Lane and Anti Lane. As most Of the plotting
il done in secret, it is hard matter to tell which
faction has the majority. think the chances
are in favor of Lane. The matter will come to
an issue in q few days-probably TO- morrow.
1t il proposed to organize the Militia Of ,hs
Territory. BY an act Of the Legislature The
bill has already passed through the Council, and
will come up in the House tomorrow. Thisis
q grand scheme, and under it Lane is to bs
Major General; and other aspiran.s are to b.
dubbed with high sounding titles. This would
place Lane in very prominent position before
the country, and would be one long stride to-
ward the eenasorship. As might be expected.
the other wing Of the party will violently op-
pose the measure, and insure its defeat if pos
sible. which think BY no means improbable.
In the mean while. how the Democrats will act
none but their own party are Informed. and
cannot even guess. But eve shall see what
We shall ses." ID.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-31

There will BE- . Congressional invssti.
CATION into the reports Of contemplated
attack upon the Capitol.
Louisiana seeded on the 28th. Tsxaa
will soon follow.
Artillsrymen are arriving in Washing.
ton. from New York, for the defence ol
the Capitol.
The firm Of Russsll. Majors 4 wsd.
dell. have made an assignment. It /,
said that Majors has even given up biz
household furniturs-probably it va,
getting old. and didn't suit him any
longer. We doubt not the firm have
we'll lined pockets. and that poor team.
stsrs and others will have to suffer.
There il said to be an intense Union
feeling in the mountains of Northern
Georgia, and that the Stars and Stripes
sre still recognised by the people. Also,
tha. the Mint at Dahlonegs will be seized
for the United States Government.
1t is now reported that Mr.. Lincoln
will start for Washington about the 11ta
of February.
The Grand Jury has found three in.
dictmsnts against Ex.Sscretsry Floyd,
to wit: for ma. decentralization in Office
for stealing; and for treason. He is to
BE- tried ON them. and il is hoped he may
be hung.
Virgins has ssnt John Tyler as q
Peace Commissioner to the President.
The latter has referred the matter to Con-
grsss. in . message.
Senator Douglas has introduced bill
to modify the Fugitive Slave Law; and
also. it is said. to extend the term Of the
Presidents Office to six years. 1t seem,
to meet the appreciation Of Republicans.
Commissioner Hsyns. Of South Caro-
lima, has besn ordered BY Gov. Pickens
to give the President reasonable time to
surrender Fort Sumter to South Carroll.
M. the State to pay full value for it; and
If not agreed to. South Carolina will
take it. That is, If she can
Secretary Dix has ordered the Revenue
Cutters to see that the revenue il collect.
ed in the Southern ports, and. if attacked,
to fight to the last, and blow up the YES.
sells rather than permit them to BE- taken
He has also sent . severe message to thu
Collector at New Orleans.
A tremendous Union feeling is reported
to exist in Northern Alabama. The pee.
pie still cling to the stars and stripes,
and prominent men threaten to take up
arms in favor Of the Government. against
the traitors. Mr.. Cobb. who represents
the Northern District of Alabama in
Congress. has not yet resigned.
Union men throughout the country sx-
press themselves greatly encouraged BY
late signs and developments.
The latest despatch from Charleston.
says there would be fighting within 30
hours.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-31
H We have received the first nun

~ We have received the first mum.
Der of 1.-The Conservative" the new
Lesvenworsh Daily. published BY D. R.
Anthony. and edited by D. w. Wilder.
1t is the same size as the Times. very
neat. and we'll gotten up. Price. S6 q
year. Hope the Republicans of Lsaven.
worth arc able to support two Dsiliss,
and that the Conservative may meet with
abundant success.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-31

OvsRREAcHlxa.-Itw would be . good
Joke, if the Democrats in the United
States Senate. in Displaying their spite
toward Kaneas, had ovsrreschsd them.
selves. They kept postponing the bill
week after week. from the commence.
nsut Of the session: and wien they
did pass it. they stuck on an amendment,
the object Of which was to impose Judgs
Petit on her citizens for life. But .
number of Southern States seeded. re-
ducing the Dem ocratic majority in the
Senate; and about the time the House
accepted the Senate amendment. Louisi-
ana went out. Her Senators have prob
ably Withdrawn ere this. leaving the ssn.
ate Republican. Now, If Buchanan signs
the Kansas bill. the next move will prob.
ably be to send in the appointment ol
Petit. But the Rspublicsns will have
il in their po :sr-(a and should exercise
the power. just BY way Of retaliation foifi
the msanness Of. Democracy toward Kan
as)-to reject the appointment. When
Lincoln goes into the White House, he
can appoint Judge who Is acceptable to
the people Of Kansas, and the Senate, in
special session. can confirm the appoint
msnt. What . good joke it would b..
besides being justiiiable procedure
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-31

o STEAM FERRY Boar FOR SALE.-By
reference to our advertising columns, i,
will be seen that the Stoam Ferry Boa,
at Atchiaon is offered for sale, on reason.
able terms. 1t is large and in good con.
dition. and We presume it 10 to bs sold
because the business at that place do.
mands q larger boat. A bargain may
bs had.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-31

The METHOD IN TREIR MApxRss.-A
naval officer, inst returned from the
South. represents that every seeding
State except South Carolina is willing
to return to allegiance. if proper conces-
sions are made. So that it is really a
game Of bluff. after all, to make the North
back down: and SO fearful are some Of
the players that she may not take the
hint. that they begin to send ont "fesl.
srs." Wonder if all the seeding States.
South Carolina included, won't be glad
to come back before long. without any
concessions being made?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-31

~ The "Hsrmonious" of Missouri
are having Al interesting time. Ths
st. Joseph Gazette is engaged in abu.
sing both the United States Senators,
Green and Polk. in very naughty style.
Rsason-thsy imagine that thsy were
chosen to oreprssent other parts Of the State
beside St. Joseph
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-31

~ The Senatorial question in Kan
sas appears to be growing interesting.
and candidates. if vesmay believe the
papers, springing mp in every direction.
We have seen qsits q number of names
mentioned. but do not know whether the
papers have any authority to do 30 from
the gentlemen themselves, or merely sus.
psct these persons are candidates. and
publish it accordingly. We have no.
ticed the names. in this connection, OF
N. j. Parrott, Gen. S. O. Ponsroy, Col.
NJ. w. Dslahsy. H. P. johnson. Judge
Ewing. Gen. Lane. Gov. Robinson, ].
n. Winchell, F. P. Stanton, A. F. n.
Army. Robert Graham, and several 9th.
srs. Surely. from all this material. two
good Senators can be selected.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-31

KANSAS THROUGH CoxaREss. The
2sth inst. on motion of Mr.. Grow, the
rules Of tho House were suspended. in
order to take up the Kansas bill. which
was then passed. with the Fitch amend.
msnt. BY . vote Of III against AZ. II
now wants only the Presidents signsturs
to make Kansas . State, which. in the
old Functionary's present half. distracted.
half.remorseful state Of mind, will doubt.
less be done without much hesitancy,
considering that the bill passed as hi,
party shaped it.
Section % of the Schedule to the Con.
stitution. makes it the duty of the Gov.
srnor. upon the admission Of Kansas. to
convene the Legislature. BY proclamation
We understand Gov. Robinson intends
to allow soms forty days to elspsc before
issuing his proclamation. from the fact
that If the commissions of the officers
date before the 4th of March. and Mr.
Conway takes his seat Immediately. hii
term will expire with the present Con.
gress, and an election would have to be
hold next Fall: while. BY waiting. Mr..
Conway would come in with the next
Congress. and serve two years.
j/LATBsT-KAxsAs A SrArE-The Pre-.
sidsnt has signed the Kansas bill. He
communicated the fact to Congress on
the 30th, in a short message.