White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-05-22
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r The venom with which the pro.,l,,..
journals pursue Secretary Stanton, Will. ,h..
insist that nothing shall Be said agaius. H.:
own f.vorites, has attracted public a..eD,o,
ss.n.on's tasnssb heissye., iSfns ,b,, H.
urges 4 vjiprqs prosssdsion of the war. ~,
seeo.d Re 5asi 81 littls respees for the $50
i.,tisa,ion,. Z; =; would Knock ont his brain,
save As uSiOlE h. s TOO good and e,rns,,
Unios, nas 10 anit such secesb customer,
the Uhicseo Tines. Hence heir dali, A..
tribe1 against Chicago Tribune.
u Brownlow passed . high eulogy On IL.
late rebel General ZollicoHer. Browp,or .S'
huew .him -insimzseiy for twenty I've ,s.-
saJs: "He waaa, man who never wronssl ~
Individual out Of l cent in his life-neve, ~,
. lie in his liie-as brave man PERSONAL, =,
Aadsex Jackson ever wss-snd the only, m.,.
thar, I erer knew him 70 90 "a. to ioin u.
Southern Coniederacy."
u Miles Greenwood celebrated the thir,is,,
anniversary al, the Eagle Iron Works a, Gin
cinnati. by ! badoust and ball given to person.
in his employ, l,lOO In number, last wednssd,,
afternoon and evening. 1t was stated in IL.
speeches that during the past year over OOM
old Clint lock muskets had been riaed at ,hs,.
works. besides one hundred and twenty brop,.
guns. ,-'f
p Huntsville, Alabama. now held bv III.
Union troops. IS the home of Leroy Pope Wal.
ker, late Rebel Secretary Of War. who pred;c.
ted on the fall of Sumter, that the rebel A.,
would wave over Fanueil Hail. Instead. the
Stars and Stripes Goat in triumph over hi, own
sow,. This is poetic justice rendered to .h.
traitor. .---ra ...
u Com. Smith, at the head of the Bure,u
Of Yards and Docks Of the U. s. Navy, and the
father of Lieut.. Smith Who VAS killed on board
the Congress in the encounter with the Meri.
mac, was midshipman on board the Cons,itu.
ton in her memorable 6ght with the Guerriere.
and was wounded 80 terribly that it was supuo
sed at the time he was dead.
P Hon. Cave johnson, ex-Postmaster Gen.
eral of the United States. visited camp Dou,.
las at Chicago. on Monday. by special perni.
from Gen. Haileck. He had an interview with
his son. one of she rebel prisoners captured at
Fort Dolelson, who is now confined there.
The meeting between the loyal father aud the
rebel son was an impressive one.
q The Americans in the North are on
the tipsoe Of expectation for news of the fall
Of New Orleans. This is the next thrust of
the sword fish into the whale. The Fedsrals
are 30 elated with their recent successes that
they are impatient Of any pause in the course
of victory. They chafe under the delay in
clearing the Mississippi and j, being chokei At
. point Eve hundred miles above its mouth; but
they assure their '.iguorant iorsign critics that
they have already in all probability gained
possession Of New Orleans.-Londsn Tima,
April l8.
u HARD on THE RElEL ApnrsIsraArIos-
It cannot be denied that the posiiirn of the
Confederacy is ANYTHING rather than desirable
Indeed, if any esunf,y eseS he'd gloomy dsy
ii is ours nsr. How the great opportunities Of
the past have been improved, how the immense
power Of the South has been frittered and sqan.
dered away, whittier persistence in the policy
and principles which have brought misfortune
on US will eventually lead, are thoughts that
frequently recur to every nind.-Riehmond
Exominer.