White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-14
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Die all who we're at heart traitors to their ,ou
try" hue and CRY was therenno, 'oai
among the Coppesheads of that region ,b,, a =
minister had forbidden Democrats. 10 D,.. .' @e
the holy Sacrament. 0f
u In recent speech. Hon. John w.
ten, OF new York, the most eficiep, ATM. 'a'
ator Of the Democratic party. said w.
al am willing to resort to any mean,
nized by civilized warfare to save the ~.
Strike the manaeles from the slave, and sl.r. ''a
him to the position ofa moral, rational ;,,.''.
gent and, ifnesd be, political being "', sui
Ii % Black Law or ILLINOIS 70 Mt,
The Quincy Republican SAYS a case ;rr.,:
the constisutionality of the black law, ., s ,r
state. came before the Circuit Court, in ,.,.; .'
in that city. on Tuesday last. Hon a va "
Browning made an argument aga;p,, II. =, H.
but Judge Sibley decided in favor Of n. ~
and held the parties to answer-seve,,, ,..,,,
people who had entered the State in ,;o,'.. 'l
Of the Statute. The case will be carried Vn ,.,
Supreme Court. Ns
II All the "blessed Democratic n,,.
are candidates for Governor. Dennis N,s.,-
considers himself the candidate f., Lu,
in steps Mr.. Thomas Claget, of tho -"
Constitution, who is a martyr Of late, 49,"
and claims the position heretofore occu,;.s =
Dennis. So in Ohio. Olds, vallandisbam -,
now sammedary, all legitimate "n,,,,,, y
claim the Governorship, ahd We shouldn't
der if they had each other by the hair soo,
Verify, martyrdom is likely not to pro,.
popular a. it has been. There are too u,,r
candidates.-Caieago Tribune.
TPilatka, Florida, taken BY the negro ,,oO,.
is the capital of Putnam county It's ,ifu,,sd
on the left bank of st. Johns river, about sn
miles southeast of Tallahassee. IL b,,
steamboat connection with Savannah An,
Charleston.
u Three ffthsofthe adult white popul,tio,
of California are men without vive. r0,.
out of every five of white men are baeheIo,,
and from necessity; for while there are on.
hundred and eighty-.hre thousand eight HIM.
dred and nfsy-six white men in the State, there
are only forty eight thousand one hundred and
forty mine white women.
u There is a complete split in the Demo.
cratic party of New York. On the one side i.
the Fernando Wood faction, who are for IN.
conditional peace. On the other is Gov. S,r.
mour, Dean Richmond, and Others, who are
for prosecuting the war for the Union. II.
difference is irreconciIable, and hostili,es yIl
soon be openly declared. The Democratic
party here has escaped disruption identical
with this in character, only by refusing to tse
any position at all.
u We are great admirer of Gen. McClel
Ian as military man, but have no sympathy
for those patriots who would sink the Nation
for Mcclellan ,or in other words, who are more
loyal to "Little Mac" than they are to the
Union.
u The New York Independent reioices and
grows very mirthful over the fact that religious
gambling, in the shape or cake and other lot.
tcriss at church fairs, has been effectuaflr
knocked in the head. Hereafter, according 10
the provisions of the Internal Revenue Act.
license for lotteries of every kind must be taken
out, at an expense Of 81 900. The penalty for
neglect to do 90 is three times the amount Of
the license-s3,m.
u There is at the pleasant university town
of Boan, in Germany, a solitary Ame ricdn stu
dent, belonging to the aristocratic Poindexter,
of Carolina. Like 80 many of his fellow
knights errant in Europe, he is guiltless Of
funds, but his celebrity as duellist had induced
the studentcorps to which he belongs to main
tain him.
II A TEST or CoPrERHEADrsN.-We under.
stand that while the train of rebel prisoners
was at the depot on "Wednesday evening, 4
prominent politician ofthis city, who vas in
conversation with one of the secesh. made the
statement, that he was Copperhead, when
the rebel asked him if he took the Chicago
Times. He replied that he did not. "Then'
said secesh, "your're rot a genuine Copper
head ."-Tsaide Blade.
T "ExrRA BILLY" SnIrH.-Ex Governor
Smith, of Virginia, one ofthe leaders ofthe re.
bellion, has bad his sha. of glory and disaster
in the war. Since the rebellion commenced
he has lost his Oldest son, killed in battle, has
lost one Of his own arms in battle, another son
has lost an arm, and he himself is now lying
dangerously i'll from wounds received at Fred
ericksburg.
" In the last Congress there were four
Democrats fiom New England. That party
will have three members in the next Congress
II A prominent and leading Democrat OIL
this city was discussing public afAirs recently
denouncing the Government and advocating
peace most vehemently. Among his auditors
was coloreG man, Q contraband, who kns'
the inside of the rebellion, and could 30 VIC
bearing of the gentleman's argument A''s'
listening patiently awhile, he said to the 'peaA,
er, 81 don't knew who you is, but you 'alk JUS
As they do down in Richmond. d."-P''0''eA"
Journal.
pwmcu Is DExocaAric Judge Cation"
Illinois, in bis recent letter, says: The p'I
ocrAtic party must be considered war Pa"s.
Fernando Wood, on the other hano'
There can be no such thing Is War pe~.
crat, because that involves the neeesss
supporting the policy ofthe war; One 0i'"'
men most be wrong. Who isis .
p HAVE FINALLY GOT THE HAss o. y"
The Detroit Free Press, Copperhesd' Id s,'
flying its election returns, heads them 49,,
on one side and Democratic on the otnef'
acknowledging itself opposed to the on0D'
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