White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-03
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H"Wa ashingtcnia" 10 proposed a 'he na"s
of the new Confsderaey, BY some OF the Ala
bama journals.
rThe Detroit Tribune says that Mrs.
Burch and her mother will take up their resi-
dsnce this winter in Detroit.
rThe Baltimore Sun il edited by an Eng
lishnan, the Washington Consultation by an
Iri.hman, and the New York Herald BY .
Scotchman.
r Judge Williams has returnsd 70 Fort
Scott, aad will leave Kansas forever In lev
days. So says the Democrat, Of the above
place. ..
mr. The secession ordinance of South Caro-
lima passed saanimsssly. We are afraid there
are not - many righteous men" in the State,
~ would have sufaesd to save Sodom.
pTwo ofths victims at Friar's Point. ar
rived at Madison. Indiana, on Wednesday.
They we're branded on the hand with the letters
&c. B.p (gin-burnsrs.) Their heads had besn
shaved, tarrsd and cottonsd. sl--.-hF't sH T.
u FLunKrrisx JusrLY REsuKED.-For once
North and South are agreed. The Charleston
Courier Of Friday hssds the dispatch relative
to the Union Saving Meeting st Philadelphia:
"The Philadslphia Union Humbug."
pThe Lancaster Examiner says: eve
have heard OF project amoag some Union men
to buy "whsatland'' from Mr.. Buchanan and
ask, a. special favor, that he may never re-
turn to Lancaster County again"
p The State Of South Carolina has become
the State Of Secession. Good bye. South Car
olina; be good boy-keep your nose olean'
and don't play marbles with niggers in shs Al
lsys-Lsuissilk Journal.
u The secession furore has reached the
steamboat captains and owners at New Orleans.
On Saturday night the Starlight, Capt. Hays,
LEFT for Red River. and the J F. Pargoud, Capt.
]. w. Tsbin. for Ouachisa. each with thessces-
sion banner flying from the jaekstaG:
" It appears that the report Of the death Of
Dslazon Smith. OF Oregon, 10 incorrect. II
had its origin In paper. politically opposed to
him, speaking Of him a. dead-in . political
sense. So here is another who has the rare fs-
licity OF reading his own obituary.
III The New York World says:
"Wigfall is bore. His grasp of large sub
jsct. Is painfully limp and Intellectual. He re-
minds the hearer ofa very small infant sndeav-
oring to play with very large pumpkin. under
the dslusivs impression that it 10 an orange"
~ The Springfield. ILL.,. correspondent Of
the New York Herald writes:
John C. Fremont 10 strongly pressed for Sec
retary Of War BY Ohio influences. The last
Pony Express 10 also said to have brought sevs-
raj strong appeals in his favor from California.
u Since Caleb Cushing denied that he au-
thori.ed the hoisting Of the Palmetto flag on
one OF his ships. the Charlestonians have dis
| continued the subscriptions to give him tes.i
monial, and the money is returned to the sub
scribers.
u The Virginians are circulating paper
requesting John NJ. Bolts to leave the State.
That's the way the mad-caps Of the South sti-
le the expressions of the patriotism which still
animates millions Of her citizens. Their reign
Is truly "rsisn of terror"
u In the midst Of the STRIFE At Washington
there is some fun. While the Putnam Phalanx
Was drilling on the Avenue the other day, one
of the fire. eaters said, "They look we'll enough,
but they are set Of damned Northarn Aboli
tionists." Thereupon frs-eater was immedi-
ately arrested, taken before a police justice.
and fined $40 Ga for profans swearing.
| p ANOTHER DIsrArsa FROM Jok LANE-Ii
10 said that Gen. Joe Lane has sent the follow
ing dispatch 10 the Governor of North Carroll.
ma:
Deer gov-oregon is probably lost. I have
resolved to see seed with my Native state
The election Of linkon has did the COB. Our
only trust now 10 in god and aSushsrn onion.
Yours, jo Lain.
" Gov. Gist, Of South Carolina. has this
sentiment in his last message:
"Ths idea that majority must always gov.
srn, which has taken possession Of the North
srn mind, is a. nisehisvous a. it is faIlacious."
1t would bs rather inconvenient In South
Carolina, where "ths Congoss" would be In q
majority of about hundred thousand.
T"One ofthe sxpedients Of party to acquire
influence, within particular districts. is to mis-
represent the opinions and aims Of other dis
tricts."-WasAington's Fs,ereu Address.
This psrnieious expedientis is the chief weapon
of the disunionists, while even some of The
most conservative Southern men grossly mis-
represent the purposes and principles Of the Re-
publican party.
| p NEwsPArra OBrruARY.-The Southern
Confederacy, paper published at Atlanta, Ga,
and edited by Dr.. Hambleton, which New York
| merchants will remember a. the originator Of
the scheme of"whits and Black Lists, /" has had
the misfortune to fall into the hands Of the
She-i6, and the insxorabls Sheriff has "exeeu-
ted is according to the law in such eases made
and provided. The Confederacy will BE- heard
of no more. .
p The Springfield. ILL.,, Jouseal denies that
the ultra articles that have been published In
Long John Wentworths paper are endorsed By
Mr.. Lincoln. Il says that the object Of Went
worth during the canvass vas to secure Lncoln's
defeat. BY giving uttsranes 70 extreme views.
calculated to injure the latter. The papers
containing the Objectionable articles were scat
tered broadcast, under tho frank of Democratic
NJ. c.. ~. ..ss.
u Prof. Andenon, The Magician, has been
threatened with the operations Of lynch law in
Warrington, because he goes BY the title Of