White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-07
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Why is the new Secretary Of ID, To-,
8, very popular among the nasses1 B..,u..
Dir k kis-("Di.is" ISL
II A free nsgro-ons Of the lsrrs ,n,A..
bapishsd from Arkansas-was la,sl, l,a,.,..,
in Linn Cssssy. and taken into Mi.,o,r; :,
bani sfsu0ans.
" Il ID rsusosed that Mr.. .ad Mn, p,,,,
uho.s divorce nit rsesnsly created 20 mu.h =,
eiseDsns, are about 70 cone together ,,.;,
o u Mr. and Mn. Siekles.
uA new slse:soa has been called in II.
Third District. comprising the counties of ".
mahs. Marshall and Washington. R. U. To-.
rsy, Sssasor elect, has lsfs the State. =.
U MAIIaoss.--The ftsse,al slvie. .f ii.
Providence Journal to Kansas ID: "Nov ,oun.
slater State. dOn't you 90 and ssesd. b,to,. :.
have bad chance 70 spend few million, ON
ycu."
u UEierE NAnss.-Ths Vice President .l...
had four uucles named Asia. Africa, Ru,o,.
and America. His fathers srsacmss "a, e..
rus, aud his own Is Hannibal. Shade Of x.,,,.,
what na.1ss
u Gov. Brown. Of Georgia, saws N. I.,,
Legislature voted down every proposition to an.
courage the manufacture sf arms in ,h., Stat.
and the volunteer corps must lock abroad n,
an immediate supply. =.
u The students Of Gsorgssaun Co,l,r,. n.
! c.. are leaving quite fast, on account sf III,
Southern rsvoluuon. Il ID said that In q v..t
but few will he left within the walls Of The Col.
legs, which usually at this season are crowded.
q The New York Tribune rsli.s upon N.
people to support the Government. If the c.p.
salisss refuse to purchase the Treasury No,ss.
II suggests that Mr.. Lincoln should, in .h.,
event. follow the Napoleonic plan. snd issue
bonds Of $25, $50 and 500 each. 80
u There 10 trouble in The Montgomery Con.
vsnsion. The Carolinians think that % ,hsy
seeded hrst. they are entitled to play shs lead.
ing parts in the disunion farce. They feel
slightsd At the manner in which they have been
treated BY shs Convention, and may psrhspsss.
eeds again.
u Ex Secretary Cobb is spoken Of - See.
rotary Of the Treasury for the Cotton State Con.
fsdsracy. Perhaps the Cotton sntss might
under advantageous circumstances sustain .
government, but hew under heaven sosld they
support Cobb - Secretary Of the Treasury p
Louisvilis Journal.
" They have novel way Of sf.ring brides
in New York. 4 member of the Lsg,slatur.
was met BY Lobbyist. who urged him to vote
for - for = certain office. The gentleman
appealed 70, refused, when the lobbyist offered
TO BET him S20O that - would not be elected.
"and." said hs. al will put up the money for
you" This was plain offer Of 500 i'll case
Of - success. ......
" READY Ioa ANY SAcRIyrcE.-It 10 saitihss
a certain Southern gentleman, having been
asked If he should want supply Of ice during
the coming summer season. replied indignantly
In the negative. declaring that the men Of the
South would drink 5siiins Ans rassr .ysn tie
Fourth ef July before they would receive or use
any Of the Free Soil ice Of the States Of the
N,r:h.
u Gov. Wood said 10 Kellogg. in Wash
burne's presence, =" You have disgrseed yourself,
the party and the State; and il you have any
manhood left. you will rssign your seat and 90
home" Kellogg thsrsupon got mad and call.
ed Gov. Wood sn "impudsns old puppy" II
can't help that" he quietly replied, IL an
plain-.poksn old man, and have said just what
I think"
U Cassius N. Clay was at arss favorable to
one Of the compromise proposition. before Con.
grsss. He has nov become satisfied that any
offer of concession the North can honestly
make. will be indignantly spurued. BY she Slave
States. He therefore thinks the only safety for
the Union aud the eaass Of Frssdon. 10 10 the
maintenance of the Constitution - it is, and he
! execution Of the laws.
p TnE Save TaADs.-Xr. Ysassy and biz
friends vshemsntly demanded the rspsal Of oil
laws against the African Slave trade - one OF
the absoluts conditions Of the South's continu.
anee In the Union. Sems Of the chief Ssess.
sion organs now assure their rssdsn that The
African Slave trade win be permanently prohib-
itsd BY the Southern Confsdsr.cy. Then what
viii Yasesy / Co. dot Will they not inns-
distsly begin an agitation In favor Of disanioa
No. ~ 's,.srsr -3r .-.aa Fee -.... .
n n statsd that Major Andersop has writ.