White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-23

Mares y. Parrot
II ever any one person gave to snofns
. constant, stss.ly. unssl6sh. undsvissinl
.upport for any and every Office to "hict
be sspired. We have hitherto yielded suei
. support to Marcus J. Psrro't W.
recognised in him . man Of tsleee. aaA
hoped to zee him take prominene Posi
,ion 10 the political .aairsof the osan'ry
We hes,.ily supported him 'sr Coss'e's
from III vsy 6rst moment shea b can.
on. for thss position /: and ss wGs ex'
irenely snzious for his suecess in tn
Senatorial contest. But the time ha'
come whsn We can no longer support him
and when we think he has blasted biz
prospects in Kansas for yesrs to come. i
not forever and this he has done from
tn. most pitiful and unworthy Of oil mo
tions- spits.
- " uoVO OOecbvss tOe SOssses ssosS ps'
that Psrrott was extremely sour against
Gen. Lane. ut did not think he would
let it break ont sg,inss his old friends
generally. Some sine ago. when the tel
ssraph announcei that Ps.rott had been
ordered to Join Gen Hunter. in South
Csrolins. the former published card.
fall Of venom against Lane. We did not
know the cause lying at the bottom Of
this. bu. ,housht he yet felt sore over his
Senatorial dsfesf. But the recent :pabli-
cation Of On extraordinary letter from
P.rrott to Lsne. explains oil. The 1T.
ter will be found in this issue. Parrot,
m"de.tly asked L.ns to have him apPoin'
tel . Brigs.lier General. il return fo'
which bs would use his influence in Kan
,as in favor Of Lane for the next Pref
.lrncy. and his r.sher Ell. would exert
his influence iu O:.io to the same end
We have no douhs that Parrot IL much
better qu-l'lir,i for the position Of Brigs-
dier General than very many who hsvsre-
ceivsI the appointment: uo,w i,l,., nding.
we cannot refrain trom s.lmiring the cool
ne.s Of his proposition. AMI had Lane
procured him that appointment. woul.i
we now be hearing hirg from Parrot,
about L.ne dirstion. AMI the d.sgerou.
pawer which Lane il serking to oitsin
in Ksnsas? Not at al Int. If Psrrost
we're in Kansas we shoull ind him one
Of the bu.ie.i in eniesvoring to impres.
npon the minds Of the people that Lane
.honld b sustsine,i,.st home. sni elo-
quen,ly exps,istins upon the gres. COOL
he had accomplished for Ksns.s. Thi.
shows thst Mr. Psrroti il not honest in
the coarse l's 10 pur ming. In, that be has
lowered himself 10 tie ,lemsgogne. '
Ano,h.r extremely bal fea:ur. 10 the con.
due. Of Mr. PnrIott. is the manner in which
he is treating a. c. WiIder-for P.r-
ro,,'a candiiary will have . more direc,
influence sga'nst Wilder than any other
on the ticket. Mr. P.rro,t's
late political frisnls have moderately
good memories. snd rmtmher ~h.s Viii
ier has been to PArrott. While Psrrott
wss in the political arena, Wilder lite,.
siy did his work for him-everytl,iny
'ave sreAk'ng Wil,ler. attended to sscu-
ring the delegates for him from the va
ions Counties. He managed ths Con-
'ensions. and secured hia nomination
He travelled over the State with snd for
him. laying plans to secure his election.
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