White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-08-28
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ce'n rejoicing over prospee''e
ai'sa :. -. c,nfederacy by France; that IN .
don o. ;. 4, with a member Of the lmp ,,
recent 'ns NJ, slidell was led to believe that
81 C'D'o s'i,iou would come. as the rebels mao
be re'o % y. ,bili.y to defend Richmond and
,s ''J,,Ou. Mr.. slidell believed ina. ."' .;,h
ch'"' .,n,ea to make treaty either "''a
srf ,.s or Confederate Stases' 70 gel
Dc .,'...nse for bis Mexican scheme out .s
e''n,s. - States would not give him eneoof-
hs Un ., he looked to the COnfederae'.
'ss. ,no,r the Generals unconfrmed BY the
u Cen. Marcy, Gen. McClellan's father
s:''s . chief staff: The failrre to confirm
=. ,.lI earned honors Of this OLD ano .au
he ''a -. Of the ablest and most distinguished
on,s' ,.,r;c. is due to the fact that he is Gen'
S.clsI,ps sherina'' and illustrate. s ,s
'..,.mD,ible and petty meanne's when mas as
''''eI y m,uv acts Of omission and commits
r''su y. n,rt of the U. S. Senate. The tri'
d'n 90 ~. s,hs m,lisuants in stavipg off this con-
.nPa ,;on i, fit crown for their staiesmansh'p.
-u.,,o,r EARNEST Man Can Do.-Hon.
- 49,. colfa. arrived in Chicago Saturday
'snI. ~ ,,t. . short rest from the great Ia
''sa ING IA, been performing in Northern lndi'
,s' s s the adjournment Of Congress, in Tor
W, ,;0. the work of enlistments for the war.
"a aH Is. b.eu travelling and speaking and work
h'. ,no,t d., and night for the past fortnight
- N. resul. is that in his Congressional Dis
-, a, qus.s Of uoluntee'' under the P'e''de"'s
,r call Is. been enrolled.
rTv, FIr.r C.oss PASSING RousD.-A
,.n,n recently from the southern Counties
p.n,,,l,..is describes the feeling among
- .I,.,e, of the population as far s1celling
IT,, If las, year, when the Presidents call ap-
,.,,.d. Especially in this the case from the ru-
6,,r;c,s. Counties and townships have held
,..,iuc. and in most cases have not only made
: h.ir respective quotas of recruits, but ex-
s,a.d ,b,, number. One was instanced, where
A., ,;u., the men called for, came forward and
volunteered.
". have received an extra Monitor from
u,,mi,op. There is no Publishers or editors
.,,. attached, but We believe We have seen
!, other papers the statement that the paper
~ started by Mr.. Emmert, formerly Of the
,uburu Docket. We like all but one thing
,bou, 4, It claims to be Republican, and still
b,. III. hardihood to ask the nomination Of
democrat for Governor by q Republican Con-
v,ntion.- Wyandotte Gazette.
rEx.SEslroR JIM GREEN.-It has been a
nar While since our distinguished Senator"
Jim Green, disappeared from public view, but
re- are able to inform the world that he still
irs.h, he turned up in Wheeling, Va, last Sun
d,,. aud paid his respects to Senator Garlic.
4. jim Green is recognized as a shrewd politi-
can, We cannot resist the impression that be
sent to Wheeling to confer with Garlic about
,S,. should be done at the convocation of the
tg,,ernut Democracy of Indiana.-S. Louis
IrioR.
q The Topeka Tribune says Crawford is
anrassing Shawnee County with a pack Of
Irish Linen table cloths" on his back, asking
tr rOtes. Another version Of the fence rail
rd aat boat confidence game, and it will turn
o.; ike the jackass who followed the example
4 the dog and and jumped upon his master for
crosses which he didn't get.
u TIE DANGER OF FOREIGN INTERVENTION
The Watkins IN. W Republican of the
9Th ult, SAYS: "Hon A. S. Diven told US on
thursday evening that he had the express au-
thOrily Of Secretary Seward to tell the people
tia! he had assured the representatives of for
egr nations from time to time tina: the rebel
Ion would be crushed out. and to prevent inter
rtnion in favor Of the rebellion, he had now
Daded time SO short that he dared not make
it public, and that such Intervention could not
be prevented but by ali immediate response to
the call for the 800, 900 men, ....
u A letter from Jacinto. Miss, to the Dem.
"c'at says the people of that State construe
the act Of the North in sending provisions there
IS one Of cowardice and bride to loyalty.
some Of the families keep boarders at Sill per
week and the staple eatables. are furnished
from these contributions. This thing Of feeding
rebels is about "played out.''
II Gen Fitch, late Senator from Indiana,
DoH leading brigade at St. Charles, Arkansas
las Just hanged two rebels in pursuance oil
pledges to do 50 ia case of the murder of any
" ms men. The first engineer of the Lexing
Nn vas shot while sitting at port hole. Gen
itch Immediately took two of the citizens o
~ 'naries and hung them in public place il
ne Town. A Memphis correspondent Of th,
'acaso Tribune reports the above.
III REBEL FAMILIES IN WAsH.,cror-Th,
,'i0' that Gen. Halleck mas already asked tn,
.O"ee board to furnish him with list of Wash
.'s'0n families, suspected of rebel tendencies
"Fematare. 1t is true, however, every loya
D'l IN Washington has long desired that th'
wei w are' should be rooted out, and it is prob
we mat the military authorities will take hol
" ne matter before many -Washinsto'
Jurisprudence N. Y. Tribune. .4.--.
u On the 4sh of March, 1861, when Pre.i
S'a' Lincoln was inaugurated, the government
es'e'' available for service, were only four il
''n'eF' carrying twenty five guns. Our nav
NV consists Of 254 vessels Of all sizes, carry
~ s,''' guns. with an aggregate tonnage q
!, tons. The number of seamen now en-
POyed is $4,000.
49, at 'ne war meeting at Morrisville, Mad
W county, New York. on Tuesday of la.
;. w 'eHitt Smith presented acheck of IS, 90
m' ~e regiment of the Twenty third SENATOR.
n sa'''' This is the largest private gift ,,
na, se' except one for $500 BY Isaac N. A.
WV member of Congress from Chicago.
-, - JIM LlsE.-The N. Y. Herald's w.si
s''n Dispatch saws. aIt I. . -:xl a,