White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-29
Facta.

1nat party mas sunken low 10 the scale
Of honesty. which is supported only BY
persons bribed to do So. This is the sit
uation Of the Lane party in Kansas. Ev.
cry leading man Of the party, without
a single exception, is uuder pay from
Lane or some one of his deputies. OF
through their influence; snd their follow
ers are deluded and deceived by false
statements. Let us take the Lane press,
for example.
The Lawrence Tribune, edited BY John
Speer. Collector of Revenue, appointed
by Lane.
The Topeka Record, edited by F. P.
Baker, Commissioner of Enrolment. sp.
pointed by Lane. and receives about
$500 q year for doing Lanes dirty work.
The Atchison Free Press, edited by F.
G. Adams, who has for three or -four
years been holding Office under Lane. and
is now Clerk of Lanes COB. Delshay.
The Leavenworth Bulletin. owned by
D. R. Anthony. Postmaster at Lesven.
worth, and Sid. Clarke, candidate fol
Congress. p
The Leavenworth Conservative, edited
BY D. w. Wilder. Surveyor General oI
Kansas and Nebraska, appointed by Lane
Opposes Sid. Clarke on personal grounds
Grasshopper Falls Jeffsrsonisn. the
property of Lane, and edited by tatus
who is owned by Lane. body and bresches
The Nemaha Courier, edited BY q mar
who is openly charged with having sold
himself to Lane for $500. and whose
brother holds some petty appointment d
the hands of Lane. rssss,a 4.
The Big Blue Union, edited by 9
bought-up Border Rufian and pupil o.
F. j. Marshall, named Edwin G. Man
ming, who receives some $1,000 dollars q
year IS Deputy Provost Marshal undel
Sid. Clarke. with nothing to do but dirty
political work. sa" '7
The junction Union, owned by a per-
son who was recently Deputy Provost
Marshal under Sid. Clarke, and edited
principally by R. McBratnsy, who 'holds
position in the Land Office, at the mercy
Of Lane. r..
The Emporis News. edited by j. a
Hunt. Detective under Sid. Clarke.
The Usage Chronicle, edited by NJ
Marshall Mnrdock. q Deputy Provost
Marshal under Sid. Clarke.
The Darlington Patriot, edited by s.
S. Prouty, Commissary in one of ths
Indian Regiments. appointed by Lane.
and is now drawing pay from Govern
ment while at home editing Lane paper.
purchased with Lanes money. .'&
The ;Paolal Herald. edited BY G. A.
Cotton, . miserable scamp, whom the
dogs will not use when there is q mullen
stalk handy, who is sort of agent to
rob the Indians. for which position be
sold himself to Lane, in the first Senate.
rial election. .--
The Fort Scott Monitor, owned prin.
cipally by NJ. H. Insley. Quartermaster
but bolts Sid. Clarke, because he played
a gouge game on Wilder. . partner oI
Insley's in specializing of Of the Govern.
ment.
There they are-the entire Lane press
of Kansas-ths editor of every one di.
rectly or indirectly under the thumb o.
Lane. Every one holding Office, and
drawing q heavy salary from Govern.
ment, for duties which they are neglect.
ing. to work for Lane, in order to save
their positions.
The people of Kansas will this yea,
pay into the National Treasury 100000
revenue. And every cent of this money,
and more too. goes to pay these Quar-.
termasters, Marshals. Detectives, and 9th.
er useless officers who are employed in
political rascality. deceiving the people o.
Kansas, and cheating them out of theil
rights. The Collector announces that be
will soon be around. and all are required
to fork over. When they do 60, le,
them remember that the money is to pay
q pack Of loafers for doing Lanes dirty
work. @ 5s...,.. ~ --..-..--g.-
What con6dencs cap the honest people
Of Kansas place in the statements of the
Lane papers. the editor of every one ol
which is under pay from Lane to write
and publish only such articles Is are fs.
vorable to him and upfsvorabls to bis
opponents?
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Railroad which left ST. I,ouis on Tues.