White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-24
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II Mayor Woods Message recommends the
secession Of the city Of New York from the
State, and the formation of free city.
u The valuation fer Psnnsylvania for 1850
10 &ses. .o49. .s67-the amount Of tax $l47 ,s37,-
7sl. The population 3.92i ,s46.
|. u Senator Green has announced his satis-
faction with Douglss' speech. The presump.
zion is. he 10 willing The Douglas men In The
Missouri Legislature should join his friends.
and re-slses him .. s. Senator.
u The Charlesson Is. c.) Courier says:
The New York press has done more than
any other agency to promote aad compel the s.p.
aration of the Sosth, and its Satanic conductors
are determined 70 carry on the game Of false
hood. HtG. sa-1
u Toombs made Ere eating speech in The
Senate on Monday. The most remarkable
passage was the following "As the kspsbli.
cans deemed secession treason, there stood BE-
fore them as good traitor and - good rebel
a. ever descended from Revolutionary loins ~
" The Louisville Democrat sAss expresses
iss own Views and those Of every psrsoa and pa
per out Of the secession ranks:
"Ths New Orleans papsrs arc vssy explicit
in stating that Louisisra will not interfere with
the navigation Of the Mississippi BY closing il
mouth. II shsy would only close shsir rmsuths.
the naviEasion o! the Mississippi would bs in us'
Danger -r- a....=-...a
u To rHr Po,sr.-Ths Losis,ills Journal
says: ---s. a-,-. -.
"Ths Charleston Mercury advisss the inms-
diass importation Of . couple Of millions Of AZ
ricans, whom It calls "eannibals." into South
Carolina. But isn't there some danger thss % :
many eannibals might some morning eat ap for
breakfast all the white folks in that little State
and then stars Of toward Florida Tor their
dinner u .-a r-a.7-s e. sHra1
u ConnopoaE snusIIcx's vlslr TO clAllEs-
roN.-Ths Washington Star says that Conmo.
dors shubrick's current visit 70 Charleston 10
doubtless 10 reclaim, in the name Of the Gov.
srnmsnt. the revenue cutter brig recently sso-
len BY Cosss, lass he, cormanlsr. and delivered
over - shs chiefs Of the ssssssion movement.
The Commodore 10 native Of South Caroline.
but true to his allegiance to his country.
u The National Inssllis sencsr, vs are afraid.
is more inclined to BE- malicious than convinced,
when il says:
The "ConstItusion" Of yesterday announces
that the President is In no way. however re-
mossly, responsible for the articles which sp-
pear In that paper. Those who have marked
its recent course, under The erroneous lnprss-
sion lin which We shared) that it wss the "ofi.
cial organ," will, We are sure. receive this IN.
nouncement wish satisiacsion.
q The Philadelphia Press. commenting up
on the gratifying character Of the political in
tslligsnce from the Pacific coast, says:
Nearly al he papers We open seem with Ar
ticlss against the Dissnionis.s. and whom the
news Of the passage Of the Pacific Railroad bill
BY the House 10 received on the Pacific border.
accompanied BY the fast that it hangs suspend
cd in the Sensts, and. if defeated. will be de-
featsd by the Sscsssionists. this sentiment will
assume irresistible force. .r#
~ Cosrrrro THE PRESIDENTIAL vors.-Ths
second Wednesday in February 10 the day f.
Cd By Law for counting the elsctolsl vote In
Congress, and declaring the election Of Prssi-
dent and Vice. President Of the United States.
II 10 now openly asserted shat plan 10 under
consideration to defeat, fit may BE-. the action
of the law by the refusal Of the Senate 70 meet
the House Of Representatives, and participate
In counting and declaring the vote.
rr Moses Kimball, the lately defeated Re-
publican candidate fer Mayor Of Boston. was
one of the City Council. which, in 1850, refused
TO open the doors Of Fsnsuil Hall 10 Daniel
Webster when he desired 70 give his reasons
fer supporting The Compromise Of shss year.
The people have now rebuksd him for the in.
suit and indignisy which he offered to the great
expoundsr Of the Constitution, whose manly
ora,ions had done 30 much 70 render even Fan
euil Hall memorable.
p Henry Winter Davis has addressed an
sloqnent letter to his constituents, urging them
70 stand BY the Union. He says the personal
liberty bills are wrong, but they never aided
single slave to escape. He says the people Of
the North will reject Cistendsn's Compromise.
because it makes them establish slavery in the
Territories. and he adds: "Shall We break up
the Government because the Free States refuse
70 do what Mr.. Clay refused 70 do r.
u REACTION yoR THE UHoS-Itis msnifest.
from the latest intslligsncs from various parts
Of the country, and from The cordial rssposss
The loysl sentiments Of veteran heroes - Scott,
Wool, Stewart, ("Old Ironsidss,") and Of the
.blsst civilians in all sections, that tie Unioa
d still strong % ever in the great heart Of the
nation, and viii fsiss.ph spsS eli eppssisiss. A
meat reaction 10 coming a the South. which
will ovsrvhsln the plossers Of treason In isrs.
Irievabls ruin. The skies are bhghssninS. We
trust the darkest hsur ID past. ,-.
u COL Forney says Of fssnaiss Andssv John
.on, Of Tenn, that "as the age ofsvsssy ysass'
bs did not even know The slpAsSss. He Aas
,srvsl The Steps that have eoadsetsd him -
dis present slsvssisa ost sf NE rock sf sdvef-
Iisy. He = Jhs Ioss sssnsssr sdvsssss q Ne
Homestead bill II he Southern States. essanss
having risen from shs ranks Of lssos. be osass.
% zee all his fsrmsr elsss prossessd. synps~
Ibi.inr with The theory Of Judge Dossiss 10 stss
late presidential ssmpsign, hs sappssssd Sssek'
ipr;drs because hs believed him 10 b sss
man 70 unite the DsDeesaaie rose Of
he State Of Tennessee" ifa- FI-129 q
r~ A,rY AND sscssnoa-ltissspssssd