White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-28
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II Jef. Davis Inaugural is being r;d;cu,..
.. Washington, especially BY the Border s,,,.
State men.
p "gentleman Of fveracity" sssert, ,,.,
he saw hsrse's nose frozen in, while driptir,
at trough. st Portland. Maine. las. week.
, pAshoot hin on the spot" wrote sec,e,,.,
Dix. Whst spaff-N. Paul Pioneer.
Where it win put an end to him, of cou,.e
Boston Post.
~ EARLy MARnAoE.-North Carol;n, -.
pers chronicle the marriage ofRev. Mark sm;,,
to the daughter of Gov. Cook, age l2 wears 6
months and l3 days.
IL The Baltimore American denies bv An
shority that Gov. Hicks has sought to ob,,:,
for H. Winter Davis, or any other person. a,
appointment in the Cabinet of Mr. Lincoln.
" The secessionists in Tennessee, h,,iD.
been routed in the recent elee ion, are now ,rr.
ing to gain their poin. BY inaugurating reign Of
terror. Union men are branded as sbolition.,,
and efforts are made to keep trade from them
II LmcoLx's FIaxSrss-The Wa,binv,o,
correspondent of the New York Herald vrit;nv
on Saturday night respecting the eon,es, 70,
Cabinet Offices, says: "Mr. Lincoln i, a Gibr,,.
tar; terrific waves Of politicians canno, NOV.
him.
p The editors Of Florida are indgnan. be.
cause the members of the late Secession Con.
vention, after declaring the State out of the
Union, elected themselves to all the Office, ,b.,
| were to gil.
IL The Quincy (Ill.) Herald editorially CON.
firms the report that Mr.. Austin Brooks, its ed.
itor, who has hitherto been so un.crupulouslv
abusive, has become member of the Me,bs.
dist Church: We are heartily glad oft,
| U The name of the Senator from Te.rss,..
is Andrew johnson. There was represents.
tive of that State some years ago 81 Washing.
ton. named Cave Johnson. TIE present sen,-
tor Is no relation-there 10 10 cave in him
Vanity Fair.
81 The Columbus correspondent Of the Gin.
einnati Commercial says that "Old Abe" los.
portion of his baggage at indianapolis, among
which was carpet sack Sled with application,
for Office.
What will become Of the country noxl
q At Wellsville, Ohio, in Mr.. Lincoln's
progress, man threw him some apples. which
. youngster seeing, cried out, "Mr. Lincoln, tha.
man wants to be Postmaster" which happy bit
elected general merriment.
II An Illinois paper states that during the
late canvass, Mrs. Douglas bet 500 that she
would sleep with the next President She has
evidently lost the bet. Abe Lincoln 10 not an
Aaron Burr, either socially or politically.
u 1t is said that Old Abe Euehr,d tn. Bal.
timoreans; but, the facts are, that he sa. their
"hand" and merely said ~ pass" The Balti-
moreans then gave him the "dssI.'' This is the
whole ont.
u The Wilmington (Del.) State Journal. in
view Of the fact that there are more negroes
than whites in the Cotton States, suggests N.r
Hayti. as proper name for the Southern Con-
federacy.
u An American editor says, that IN the
whole course Of his political lie, his mouth ner
er uttered lie. The gentleman probably
speaks through his nose. The preceding is
from Montreal paper. Hope it will NOT less
TO border war.
u The Mobile Mercury, one of the first pa
pers in Alabama if not the first, to come out
n an open advocate Of secession, has recently
died of starvation. The Mercury began life
some three or four years ago, and WAS very
handsome sheet.
u Some twenty eight or thirty years ago.
Horatio King, the present Postmaster General,
and Hannibal IIamlin, the present Tice-Presi
dent. were engaged in publishing weekly news
paper in the small and obscure village Of Paris.
on .he Little Androscoggin river, way down in
Maine.
u Bouligny, the New Orleans Union mem
Der Of Congress, when in the senior class at
Transylvania University, Lexington, Kentucky,
in April, 1924, was selected to make a speech
of congratulaton, In French, to Lafayette
The eloquent oration so carried away the hero
that he threw his arms around the young orator,
and held him in long embrace.
4 Twe understood that one Of our iron houses
has been nsti6ed by its New Orleans cores
pondsnt that dsiy of "a per cent. will hereaf'
ter be collected on Tennessee iron in that city
It's wonder the gallant city did not collect
tax of "a per cent. OF Tennessee mu,kess IN
lsl5-Nsskriue Patriot.
rWneHr RIenr.-Ex Gov. Wright, oil
Indiana, now the American Minister at Beriln'
in letter to friend in New York, s'es tne
strongest language against secession, and SPEAK
ing of traisors, says: 81 would sooner hgbt
cisisen of my country guilty of treason than W
SIGHT any enemy in the world"
p A notion Of the rnsh made on Mr.. Lin
coin for ofEes. may be imagined from shSn'
incident: When Mr.. Tappsn, Of Boston, vas
Introduced to the Prssident.eleet, he guaroe'
himself against suspicion BY rsnarking that Dc
did not come after any ONCE; but to zee hin.
'Then, sir" said Mr.. Lincoln, shaking DID
visitsr's hand with an evident expression OIL
relief and wonder, "you are rare man..
~ Bvaurxe oul wae Some time baex'
some of the 6re-sating Dissniosisss Of ss'n.
bridge, Georgia, proposed ts 60 into the f0,'
O6es and take ont BY force "srosn'o
Whie," and make bonfire OF them. ins
leader sftbe party vas once Methodist ffs''a.