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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28

CHAIaE OF TUHE.-Pending the State
election under the Wyandotte Constitu.
tion. the lows Point Dispatch was very
severe upon Mr.. Seaver, q Republican
candidate for Senator in this County,
upon the ground that be was . preacher.
The Dispatch contended that preacher.
bad no business to msddls with politics.
The writer Of those articles is now editor
of the Holt County News; and he has
just been working With might and main
for ticket containing three names. and
every one of the three candidates is &
preacher But. then, It al depends up.
on the side man is on. A Republican
divine has no business to NEEDLE with
politics while il is oil right and proper
for Pro- Slavery traitor preacher to Dc
90, notwithstanding the Constitution d
Missouri expressly prohibits such indi'
viduals from holding Office in the State.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28
RELIEF MEETING.

At meeting of the citizens of White Cloud
and vicinity. Doniphan County, Kansas, con-
vened in pursuance Of notice previously given,
February 23d, 1861, DR.. Thos. C. Shreve was
called to the Chair, and C. Dana sayrs chosen
Secretary.
The Chairman stated the object of the meet
ing to be, the appointment Of q committee Of
three citizens to inquire into the necessities Of
those believed to be in suffering condition BY
reason Of the excessive drought of the last sea.
son, and to report the result of their investiga-
tions to the Kansas Relief Association at At
Gibson; to receive such provisions, clothing,
&C.. a. can be procured from that source, and
distribute the same. equitably among such as are
in absolute need of such relief.
On motion Of c. Dorland, Q committee of
three, to carry out the objects stated by the
Chair, was ordered.
Whereupon. the meeting nominated and
elected as said Committee, VIM. D. Beeler,
Giles A. Briggs, and Thos. C. Shrsve.
1t was, on motion, ordered that the proceed.
ings Of this meeting be offered for publication
in the White Cloud Kansas Chief. rs
THos. C. sHKEvE, Chairman.
c. DANA Sans, Secretary.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28

mSvemenf. bot to discourage It IN every
shape and form. A majority Of the En-
ropean powers have decided hereafter not
to recognize the independence OF any
people until the Government from which
they secede shall have done so. The
French Government is hauling its United
States Minister over the Goals. for taking
ground in favor of secession. 80
Teombs has been appointed Secretary
of the Southern Consedsracy Mem
minger. Secretary Of the Treasury and
L. Pope Walker. Secretary Of War. =
Lincoln's journey has been one con.
tinued ovation. He was joined at New
York by Yics President -Hamliu. and hi'
family. They celebrated Washington
Birthday at Philadelphia; upon that oc'
casion. Lincoln hoisted The American
flag. containing thirty-f -four stars. from I
platform in front Of Independence Hall
The party were to reach Washington OF
Saturday last.
LArsR.-Lincoln received intelligence
from Baltimore. while at Harrisburg
that an attempt would be made to ASSES
sinate him. on his passage through Ma
ryland. At the urgent solicitation Of hi
wife and friends. he disguised himself
proceeded to Philadelphia. and thence b!
the night train to Baltimore, and left i'm
mediately for Washington. where he ar
rived safely. His family followed in tn
regular train. Lincoln called upon th
President and Cabinet the same morning
His sudden appearance created great al
constituent. His message Of warning
said to have been from Gov. Hicks an
Gen. Scott, and many prominent South
ern men are reported to have been in th
conspiracy. The telegraph wires bstwee
Philadelphia and Baltimore were cut.
prevent any spy Of the traitors wh
might be prowling around. from sivin
intelligence of Lincoln's movement'
What spectacle for free country |!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28

! SECESSION ELRcnoSEERINa.-A yarn
has been told us, and its truth vouched
for, of which We must give our readers
the benefit
A short time before the recent election
over in Holt. a dispenser Of physic and
. minister of Pro. Slavery Church went
into the Lower Bottom, to preach scces.
sion to the people, and to impose upon
them by means Of falsshood and misrep.
resentations. The doctor was the prin'
cipal speaker. While he was blowing
of, the preacher sat by, responding will
such exclamations as "Amen !" "Hal'
lelujah !" Lord grant !" and similar
revival extras. After the speaking. tn
affair was, tn, nea into q, regular country
hoe-down. at which the preacher did. tn
6ddlingl 1t is said to have bee,
the best fiddling ever done in the Lowe1
Bottom. The dance did the business
The Lower Bottom sent mp large vot'
for the constitutional Union" traitors
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28

A BAD Eea.-Ths Cincinnati Enqui-
rer has reporter who has been sneak
ing through the private ear appropriated
to the use Of Mr.. Lincoln and his family.
on their journey East. He reports coarse
and vulgar expressions and impsrtinsnt
questions as having been indulgsd in BY
Mrs. Lincoln. who has the reputation Of
being = refined and accomplished lady.
Rather . poor business for white man
to BE- engaged in. Had Mrs. Lincoln
known what sort Of characters we're suea.
king around, she would doubtless have
made it convenient to close the key.hols
Of her chamber door. Of nights!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28

HONESTY, DIcENoY, FArRHEss.-A
few incidents oftbe election over Missouri
will suffice to show what sort Of stuff the
sscessionists are made Of:
In the FIRST place. they headed their tick
ct "Constitutional Union" They knew
large majority of the people were for
the Union. and they did this to impose
upor the unsuspeeting. In casss whsrs
this heading would not answer the pur-
pose, they rssorted to lies. and assured
voters thst the candidates on that ticks
were for the Union. ~ =
A favorits mode of electionssring. was
to approach ignorant or undecided voters
with the question. care you for the North
or the South ?" or. "Do You want to
vote the Abolition or the Union ticket -
The answer. of course. would be. that
they were for the South. or that they de-
sired to vote ths.. Union ticket, whsa q
secession ticket with the false heading
would be placed in their hands. 20
Andrew and Holt County each selee.
ted Union candidate. leaving Atchissn
and Nodaway to agree upon the third
between them. They agreed upon Mr.
Templeton. of Atchison, and immediate
ly wrote the fact to Savannah. But thu
letter never reached there. and the Union
men of Andrew voted for Mr.. Singleton
thus dividing the vote, and slecting ont
secessionist. The fate Of the letter ha'
not been ascertained but it is sufficien
to state that it had to pass through ssv
eral secession hands.
A supply Of Union tickets was sent t
Mound City. Holt County, to the care o
Q man who happened to be a traitor
He destroy the tickets; but Mr.. Stephe'
Collins. Of Oregon. happened to 60 t.
Mound City. to look after the voting
and discovered the rascally transaction
He applied at the only store in the place
to get paper to write tickets but th
store was kept by the same traitor VIII
had destroyed the tickets. and he refuses
to sell paper for the purpose Of writini
r others. Threats were made against Col
lins, and his mules were turned loose an
started homeward. However. he succee
ded in procuring soms paper. and in sc
curing Union majority in Mound City
Marietta has large majority Of voter
who are Union men but the Union vot
was very meagre. 1t is thought the gam
of destroying tickets was practicsd ther
also.
Even in Oregon. sscessionists woul
walk into public houses. gather up q
the Union tickets they could find on th
counters or tables, carry them of. an
destroy them.
The Union ticket having triumphsd
the face of such rascality. the result
truly glorious. and is evidence ths
North. est Missouri Is sound for the VI
ion.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28

az The Leavenworth Times come,
out in favor Of Judge Ewing for United
States Senator. Az Lesvenworth deems
it essentially necessary to her interests to
have one Of the Senators, the conflicting
claims Of her aspirants will not do the
city much good, bat will aid some out.
slider to slip in. as . compromiss. We
think that Judges ought at least to resign
their Judicial offices, before going into
the log-rolling and wire pulling business
II Ewing is not sstisfied with the office
Which he asked and rsosived at the hand,
Of the Republicans. let him be Senator.
by all means. We suggest, in addition,
that he be appointed to . foreign mis-
sion; and then let him have the Leaven.
worth Post Office. to put in his spare
time.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28

~ The present scribbler for the Holt
County News was . resident Of Kan.
sas in the Summer and Fall Of 1859.
and until last Spring. A Demo
crat tells rs that he thinks said scribblsl
voted at Iowa Point that Fall. We
know that it is less than year since be
removed to Missouri; yet he voted there,
at the election last week. notwithstanding
it requires residence Of one year to on.
title one tosa vote in that State. But
what's the uss Of talking about it? A
man who would turn traitor to his coun.
try. cannot be. expected to have any
scruples against violating tho purity oI
the ballot. box !!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28
Convsusisn Election in Holt County
~ Mr.. Lincoln's shert speeches, du

ring his recent trip. usually delivered on
the spur sf the moment. and chiefly Of q
local character. do not plsass some oi
tho papers. which complain that they
contain no great thosshts upon national
affairs. The same papers last Summer
psblishsa Douglas rspstitioas Of slspg
and bosb. with high sneomiums. Cues
they contained "srsat thoughts p
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28

~ Public opinion has declared that
CurtiI Compound Syrup Of sassafra.
stands unsqusllsd among the rsmsdis Of
fsrsd for speedily caring diseases Of ths
Lungs. Chest and Throat.
His Mamaluks Linimsnt hes become
one Of the stspls articles Of trade. Msr.
chants might - wsll b without sugar
and coffee. Every family should kesp 9
constant supply Of thsss medicines on
hand. 81
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28

Jesus Christ said whars nekst and you have
not close me, mails they make naket & ofend
the posr and nssdy and distroy there freedom
so they poisan the root Of many with littel
money & tako awey their fandation 80 the can
not git hold with there labor amy more. They
sand them vest l. sad thy is Land ther thas is
not in market l. are You halty 4 labor, you find
all you sike for, nsis Il is not SO, tell poor
man gifts ther he is ssrapt 1 has no punishment.
He has to labor for richie peple like slave to
escap from starveshen to save little money to
rise agin ( in this state You find nanny remain
ing; because labor is brotten than as they can
not make more then ther living
The question arises wan a ReTublike like
the U. St. is build up on frydoom and eaquelty,
was for they bring Landslide to e1isien.-They
brought it up for money sike, to govern by
money; the taxes afterward shal bring it year
by year. Therby grows the country poorer L
destroy pice. Labor is lost in a greht extent
many life is in ruin & surfing. We don't like
slavery by nagros, mais this slavery that rong
government & richie walthy peple criats is wors
and a grether evel. A governenent should
have good haushold b provide for life & moi
trey to distroy it, If every family had l6C
acare Land, they would all be at work, ever
the richie man becose he could not heyer his
work than for little or nathing 4 the country
weuld grow welthy 4 wise
So would harmony find its way L the hart o.
man would labor to the right couse (for to con
quer eveD
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28

? ~ The Leavenworth Times and Con.
servstivs are getting rather hot on the
Senator question. Their quarrel bodss
no good to the party. aud will not help
the cause of either Pauott or Ewing.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28

Pr Reports and warnings come to
ss. 10 the effect that the traitors over in
holt talk Of coming to "clsan u out, %
for. the part We have taken IN Missouri
politics. during che past few weeks. Rest
easy. friends I; We have no fears. Trai.
tors to their country are brave on their
own dung.hill. vbsa they number about
tan to their opponsats' one bat they
generally know jast about how far to 60.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28
Extra-Gubernatorial.


About . week after the functions d
George NJ. Bsebs. - Acting Governor,
had entirely disappeared. been swallowed
up. gob6lsd. and utterly done gone, be re.
sumed the tisrs, and once more. on that
oisny emincncs where Lscsmpton sits, q
lonely widow. Geergs acted the Gubsr.
nator. 5gs .a4ssT -srsi.
On looking over the Morning Conssr-
vssivs' and reading. with melancholy
pleasure. its tslsgraPhio tale Of rstroer,s.
slvs CIaw6,h. il Occurred to the Besbssn
% %'no s:s: Asnsa' -, n:d no Crs.6shins
T.-:...-I," T:I ."s "ss clearly and
!srr,sorslly wrong. Once moro the 40
ane nseen g elosehsd The pen n.ds gleri.
= s~ Oe8l0' 'Oitu Ao09o9o.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28

} ~ The ice in the river observed
Washington's Birth Day. by taking up
its line of march down stream. 1t broke
up on Friday evening. and the river is in
fsrrying condition once more. 1t will
not be long until navigation commen-
ces.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28
~ The richest Joke of the season,

7 ~ The richest joke Of the season. is
to hear an editor who is too lazy to keep
his eyes open. CASING abou. taking premi-
ums on farm products at fairs ! Such
luck a. premium will never come to
him. until premiums are offered on lazi-
ness.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28

~ The st. Joseph Wst Disunisn
paper. has siyn up The ghost. and it,
subscription lit has bssn fransisrrsd 70
The Gazstts. n ss Re sa5 n;
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28

Z re- The fanatics of the Cotton "Con-
fsdsracy" are jubilant. They swear they
will make all who oppose them "smell
Southern powder" If Uncle Sans
troops were to get after them. it is prob
able there would be a more disagreeable
smell than Southern powder.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28

Z ~ We have rsesivsd The 6rst nom.
bsr Of new Rspublicsa pspsr Issued q
Lswrsnee. called the Kansas 6tats Jour
nal. The editors and publishsrs are Trask
4 Lewmsn. The paper Is publishsd
upon the old Herald Of Freedom msts-
rial, and IL the same size the Herald was.
It is neatly gotten Up. and gives evidences
Of ability. Prizes, % . year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28

iTH We are told that several Repub
lieans in Holt County were deceived into
voting the Secession ticket. by it's being
headed "Constitutional Union Ticket. -
and BY the representations Of certain in.
dividuals.. Served them right. A man
who dees not take the papers and kssp
himself posted. but permits himself to be
led by the nose and made the subject Of
all manner Of imposition, is mighty poor
timber for Republican. Genuine Re.
publicans can read, and have common
sense. -.-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28
r. The Topeka Tribune has cha.

- Ahs Aopeks AIiouns ues cosnS'
cd hands aud politics again. 1t Is now
edited BY J. p. Greer. and claims TO b Re-
publican fact which ws could net sp.
prscists, did We not sse the fact announ.
esd in the paper. It's whole aim ssem,
to Be warning upon prominent Rspubli.
cans in Kansas. with more bittsrnsss than
characterized the Democratic Tribune.
The last Number pitches into Marcus J.
Parrrstt. Gen. Lane, Mr.. Tholsn, A. G.
Wilder. and G. W. Babsock. The Til
buns is the repuhsd organ Of Gov. Rsb.
inson. and the Governor will get the
credit for these fayers. The result will
Be anything bat favorable for Robinson.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28

WHAT They WAxr.-The secession
lists and conditional Union men of the
Border Slave States, all unite in declar-
ing that they will not remain in the
Union if Lincoln attempts to coerce Sc.
ceding States; that if they consent to
stay in at all, the above condition must
be distinctly understood. By coercion. y
they mean holding forts, collecting the
revenue, and enforcing the laws. Now.
how stands the case ? Before Lincoln
can assume the duties of President, be
must take q solemn cath to obey the
Constitution and execute the laws. The
Constitution defines his duties, and the
laws are plain: so that he will make
oath understandingly. But these seces-
sion gentlemen. who pirate so loudly oi
their honor, declare that they will not
remain in the Union unless Lincoln per.
jures himself; unless he pledges himself
not to do what he i,as solemnly sworn
to dol Will he thus perjure himself,
and yield to a mob? We think not.
The gallows is hungry. and traitors are
it's daintisst food
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28

~ A Relief Committee was organ
issd in this plscs. on Saturday last. A
rspsrt Of The proceedings will b found
IN another column. siEFlg7 es7 s-