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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06
National Union Ticket

Tn IssuIr 10 KANSAS SoLDIERs.-
The Lsnsites harp upon the fact that the
soldiers Of Kansas were represented in
tHsir State Convention. and call their
ticket the /" Soldisrs' Ticket" 1t is an
insult to the loyal soldiers Of Kansas.
which they will resent at the ballot box,
Ths soldiers 10 the Army Of the Frontier
know how the delegates were appointed.
The robbers. spectators and shoulder
straps appointed two or three delegates
without consulting the soldiers. The
latter undertook to choose delegates oil
their own. bat the shoulder-strsps crowd,
Cd in and outvoted them. deciding not to
appoint new delegates. The soldiers th'r
called meeting to send delegates to ths
Convention of the 18Th; but the officer
prevented q general attendance of tht
soldiers, but went themselves. and voted
not to send delegates. Nearly all tht
delegates claiming to represent the sol
diers, we're representatives Of negro reg'
~ssnts. If they had been Kansas negroes
Il might not have been SO bad but the.
were mostly from regiments Of Arkansas
negroes, who bad never been in this State
One Of the delegates WAS . citizen o
Missouri. and another of Illinois. Th
Indian regiments. raised in Ksnsss. wer
act represented. because they are unds
tbs bs.couusnd Of Col. Phillips. who sp
prseiates Lane ct his true value. AM
those gallant white regiments. the 9Th
9Th, 1ltb. 18th and 18th. with the 18th
or Hundred Days Regiment. had not
single representative. because they despi'
Lane, and could not be used BY him
This insult is first perpetrated upon th
soldiers, and then they are asked to vot
the ticket, because it isl Soldiers
Ticket !"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

PrasEvERANcE WILL OVERCOME ALL
OssrAcLEs.-Ths time Wss when the
medical faculty denounced the use oi
Ssleratus because Of the poisonous prop
critics it contained. They conceded that
the deleterious parts were not essential
and thus led to the inquiry % to bow tbt
article might be produced without. Mr.
De Land. with . perssrvsrsnee equal "a
the undertaking. spplied himself to ths
tax. and at length produced his eslsbrs
ted Chemical Salsratus, which has ths
approval Of the faculty and can b bad
Of the srocsrs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

Coz. PmLLrps.-Col. Wm. A. Phillips
has written . stirring address to the peo.
pie Of Kansas, upon the national and
State elections. He shows up Lansism.
in ell its workings. With master hsud.
and ssys that Kansas nsust rid herself Of
the power Of thss dsmsgoguss aud his
uyruidons. or she will loss ell the pow
or. honor and respect which bsr former
glorious history gained for her. The sd-
dress should b read BY every votsr in
Kansas but We regret that We cannot
publish It on account Of iss great length.
II Col. Phillips were permitted to come
home and stump the State, he would
deal death blows to Lansism. But b" ia
at The mercy Of the creatures OF that man.
and cannot come without violating bin
duty o military officer. which be haa
too much honor to do.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06
That Reoolatfo1.

Tbe Anti. Lane State CONVENTION pass.
Cd . resolution in favor Of the right Of
speech. which the Lane press and SPEAK
ar. have Get to music. and are singing It
throughout the State. to the tuns of"Cop-
psrhesd." They even Say it is the same
cry against arbitrary arrests BY the Gov
ernment. that the Copperhssds have kept
up since the war began. We want ev'
ervbody to reed the resolution aud ses
If it is. The Copperbeads howl asa'nsi
the Administration for arresting men for
preaching treason. This resolution re-
affirms tn. Bill Of Rights in the State Con.
stitu,ion. which every Republican voted
for and declares that Jim Lanes moos
shall no, prevent men from printing
speaking or writing sgsinst him. so long
us they keep within the bounds OF loyal
", as has been dons heretofore. snd q
has been attempted again. The Copper
heads denouuce tho Administrstion and
tn, Government /: this resolution denoun
ces the Lane fsction-not BY name, but
in such plain language thst "hs who
runs may read" II Lane can demon
strste that he and his faction are the Ad'
ministr.tion and the Government. thi.
resolution is Copperhesd. II not. not
Read the resolution
Resolved. That this convention. be'iev.
ing that the only security for freedom e1'
lists in liberty protected by law, does
distinctly re.sffirm the doctrines Of ;hs
Bill Of Rights 10 tf'e Constitution OF the
State of Kansas that We efSphatIcafiy
declare that the liberty Of the Press shall
be inviola.e. and that ell persons may
freely speak. write OF publish their senti'
ments on ali sutieets, being responsible
!. for the abuse Of such right that the peo
pie have the right to assemble in p"aee
fol manner to consult for ell lawful pur
poses and that the threats Of violent in
4 tefsrence. By faction OF corrupt revoiu
. tionis,s, with the exercise Of the elective
/ franchise. receives our unqualified disap
probation.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

~ Ths army north Of james River
is still advancing. pushing the rebels BE-
fsrs than. Several severe 6shts hsvs oc-
cured, shs rebels being every time de-
tested. Cavalry and rseonnoitsring forcs'
have been mp to the very gates OF Rich
mond, and could have sntsrsd. had not
their orders been to tbs contrary. Meade
and Wsrrsn hsvs captured strong rebel
works south Of The james. and are also
advancing. The doom Of Richmond draws
nigh; and it il quits possible that news
Of the fall Of the rebel Capital msy come
mingled with ,hs reports Of rebsl de-
fsats in Pennsylvania. Ohio. Indiana and
Iowa.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

"Axos HANNA. Rso."-There is place
down in Franklin County called Mime.
ola, famous for being the subjsct OF the
..Minneola Swindls." Minueols has 9TH
er swipdles, besides that ono. One OF
,hese swindless is called "Anos Hanns.
E,o." This Hanna. it appears is in the
habit Of inviting confidential cores
poudence. and then Publishing it to
the world, for which he doubtless re.
ceives . consideration from those who
make use Of it. Not long ainss. this
"Amos Hanna. Esq." wrote Governor
Carney friendly letter. expressing the
highest regards for him. and identifying
himself with the party which the Cover
nor supports. Carney. Of COURSE rs-
piled thanking him for his good
wishes. and saying that the srest end o'
all honest men in Kansas should be to
defes, Lane for the Senate. with any
good and loyal man upon whom could
be united the most strength: also. shs'
the meaps should b. furnished to carry
on the campaign. Amos Hanns, E'q.
a. soon a. recsiving this. posts it od tt
John Speer. who parades it In bis col
umps, embellished with italics. caps. and
sm all caps. as an exposure Of 9 schem'
of Carney to corrupt the people OF Kan
sasl It is even inserted in the Leaven
worth Bulletin. ss an advertisement
That is the style of"Amos Hanna. Esq
Amos Hanna. Esq" Twill how rece'v'
some petty office from Lane or Sid
Cisrks, which will enable him to stsal
living off Of the Government. "Amo
Hsnua. ESQ.," is the concentrated per
fnmed, and sudible essence Of beans
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06
LATER.

General Ewing's force. on leaving Iron.
ton and Pilot Knob, cut their w,y
through the rebel lines. and marched to.
ward the Southwest Branch railroad.
On approaching Hsrrison's Station. b
sent forward Q company Of mounted u.a
to the telegraph station to announces biz
coming. 1t is known In the city lha
Ewing's entire fotcs would probably
reach Hsrison's Station ., ten O'Clock
last night. We shall doubtless have full
particulars Of the march to-day.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

e 6oLpIEas TO THE REscuE!-Yonng men.
rushing into the exposures and dangers
Of soldiers life. should prepare them,
selves for the fatal Fevsrs. the Dysentery.
the Sores and Scurvy. which are almost
esrtain to follow. HoLLowAY's Pills.
used occasionally during tbs campaign.
will insure sound health to every man.
II the reader of this "notice" cannot get
box Of Pills or Ointment from the drug
store 10 his place, let him write to me,
80 Maiden Lane. enclosing the amount
and I will mail q box free Of expense,
Many dealers will not keep my medi'
einss on hand, because they cannot make
y much profit as on other parsons make
Is cents, ss csnts, and $l.40 per box OF
Pot.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

~ The Union men of Lesvenworth
have become sick Of Lanes attempts to
appropriate Lincoln to himself. and have
done q good thing. The Lspeites had
arranged for . grand Lincoln and John
son ratification meeting, with the object
of making capital for Lane bot the true
Lincoln men of that city have put . veto
upon it. and have called meeting Of al
the Lincoln and johnson men. to b Cd.
dressed BY prominent speakers. Anti-Lsns
q we'll % Lane. Lanes Lincoln and
johnson hobby has had its day: and m
less be gets up some Other trick to gull
the public. his present canvass OF tb'
State will prove more fruitlsss than tb'
other.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

LlscoLE AT THE East dispatch
from Springfield. in this State, to the 81.
Loui. Drmoers' says: -
"Promin nj husiness men of this city,
re turned Gom the East. say th.s there is
. crest revolution there. All Of the
NV Englsnd States ani New York
are ss.inst the peace Democracy. and in
favor Of Lincoln. The came IL the csss
here. M-ClelIaa's letter bss slso disgus.
ted the pesce men and the Democratic
party that they have no heart Tor the con.
test. / have beard Democrats within Z
day Or t~o aassrt that the party msdi
: great mistake when Il nominated Ae.
Clsalso." al 80 :. go - -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

"THNos Is WoRKIN' Capt. james
McOahon has published . Gard in the
Conservative. which is the most sensi.
bic thing be has got OF during the cam
p.igu. He withdrsws from the Lane
State Central Committee. for the reason
that, after the Anti-Lane Convention had
m.gnanimously accepted the two Presi'
Dental Electors of the Lane Convention.
and nominated Mr. Psrrott to gil . va
cancy, be and another member Of the
COMMITTEES recommended the adoption ol
Psrro,t. in order that there might be no
nivision Of the Lincoln vote but Sid
Clarke refused to agree to it. and PM
forth another candidate, which will give
Mcclellan a chance for an Elector from
Kansas. McCahon holds that Clsrk'
has TINS insngura.s'l q movement to di
vide the loy,l vote OF Kansas. and refn
ses to allow his name to sfaod in con
pection which will make him even seen
to countenance snrh thing
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06
@ John Grant OTIS has dominated

% John Grant Otis has dominated
himself for Judge Of the Sd Judicial Dis
trict. He is doubtless we'll qualified fo'
the bos1tion. The duties Of District
Judge, we believe. are similar to those
of Assistant Seer,.ary Of the Senate
which John performed moderately we'll
when John Francis told him h6~ abou'
ten times . day. and afterwards corrected
his Journals.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06
The Platform.

The opposition papers AMI orh'o's III
the StSe ai,age that the U"'on AMI DIN
oc,atic resolutions ot the l3 h AMI IA b
inst, were written by the same pen Even
were this so, it ia no reason for re- letting
the principles they assert. withonr exam
ination. Had the Democracy affirmed
that all men are created free and equal
that two and two are four. that George
Washington wa. the Father OF his conn.
t,y. the fact of sucb assertion would not
in.tify sensible men. hover radical their
views, in denying the truth of the prop
ositions.
But the statement that the resolutions
emspstad from the same source. is incor-
rect. The Union resolution was written
by the editor of this paper. 1t is dec
larstion of rights which we're wrested
from de.po,s centuries ago, and which
have since been incorporated with jealous
care, in the iden,icsl language there EN-.
ployed. 10 every constitution framed By {
FIRE. people.
Free speech. fres ballot and free press
are the recognized safeguards Of republl'
| ..:.: Eu..- -h.. .
san INSTITUTIONS. IVs'y e"'Ieu "ss
right 10 express n's nones' conI,e''on'
within the ooonos OF law. upon .n suo
Jec's connected WIN .ns esnera' we".rs
hs mas sr'en' 10 sna'y1s 'ne cos'','a,'o'
OF his country 10 examine ano aee'aI'
sli departures rom us PROVISIONS 70 SRI,
ielze the policy OF pno'ic sorvan's' 70 I'D
mon,'h his fe'iow-c't'hens OF 'ne dsnse.'
to when 'ney are exposed ana e1eI' Oh
powers 10 aTres,ine wrongs sno Ie'o,m
ing abuses; wars nave oeen ~sged e
maintain !nese sacrea r'sn's: Au'' 10
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

" RRpnxssHrATIvs The election 70 fass
approaching. and de Union med Of sh''
Township who do not b.long to Lane and
psrtake Of Ills corrnptions. have not yet
decided upon candidate for Represents
tive. II should be attended to ct once.
Let do have meeting. and decide upon 9
man. Where and when shall it be!
Let us gst at it quick.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

Whe aro The FrfeAAs - LlAeoaA7
The Lane party claim 70 b the true
gusrdisns Of Lincoln's interests in Kan
sss. and charge their opponents With not
being honest in their support Of him. but
that they are McC Clsllsn men in disguiss
-as long as Fremont was . candidate,
they were Fremont men. We havs al
ready ventilated the Elector matter suf-
6ciently to show which party has the
good Of the cause at heart; now We will
give the public 9 chance to judge who
were the consistent friends Of Lincoln.
The two State Conventions met while
Fremont was yet . candidate. and before
it was known that be intended to with
draw. The Lane Convention passed the
following resolution
We hereby instruct said electors to &C,
in the electoral college so to most GER
tsinly defeat the slave party - represent
ed BY the nominees Of the Chicago Con
veltion.
And the Anti-Lane Convention, tht
following:
Resolred. Thst We endorse the platform
Of the Baltimore Convention, and mos
earnestly recommend that all loyal voter
in Kansas give to Lincoln and johnson
their undivided 80 ,port.
Now. there it is-jndge for yourselves
The Lane Convention. in order to sucl
favor with the Fremont men, and gsil
their votes for their State ticket, com
promised Mr.. Lincoln's claims. by 40
thorizing. or pretending to authorize. thei
Electors to vote for Fremont. or SOM
other man tian Lincoln, in . certain
emergency. On the other hand. the An
iti-Lana Convention. which had beel
charged with being at heart opposed t.
Lincoln. came out with square endorse
m.nt OF Lincoln and johnson. without
why or wherefore. or expressing 9 prob
ability Of supporting any other candidate
Loyal people of Kansas. which party
true to. the cause I? and which part
would, under certain circumstances. evs'
sell out the Union nominees. Lincoln an
johnson, for the sake of securing th
election Of their State ticket
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

r. It 10 . romewhat singular fact
that The leading organs Of the Democratic
psriy Of the present day are ths ssms
ibs, were formerly the most uneompro-
mieing Wing papers. and said ths hard.
est thing. of the Democracy. The M
tional Intelligeneer. Louisville Journal,
New York Expre.s. and St. Louis Re-
publican. oil support Mcclellan.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

I ~ State elections occur. next week.
in Psusylvsuis. Ohio. Indiana and Iowa.
The results win Be- . slight inklins Of III
greet Usiea srianph IN Noysmbss. :
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06
FROM PILOT KNOR
A BATTLE FOUGHT.

General 1r;n9 Victorious !-l,5Oo p.x
Gle Eaisd and Wounded-Pr., =
ComMosd-R Rebsl General CoS.n
Wexndsd- Pilot Knob Esserot,d ~
: The Command oil sofe.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06
LATEST FROM PILOT KNOB.
AUTHENTIC DETAILS.

Hefoism Of General Ewins-rs-.
Fletcher in the Mfdsf Of the fay-
GslIaRtry Of Major Murphy-Iisr
man Barbarity Of the Rebels-A Car.
niv ! Of BlOod-Dutche herir. at PolO,i-
Details by Our Own Cores pond.nL
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

AsroUSpINo People of Kansas, d"
you know that Gen. Curtis has entered
into q cnn.piraey with Lans. to call out
the entire Kansas Militia. to compel their
absence at election time ? Il is til, only
hope Lane has of succeeding. They ad-
NIT that danger is remote. but are de-
rmined to make Prices movements a
preteIt for taking the voters away into
Missouri, or from their homes. At the
same time. members Of Curtis staff sIt
taken from their duties. to stump the
State for Lane. and edit his papers,
They neglect duties for which they arr
paid. and the people Of Kansas must turr
out to perform them. in order that the,
may be absent ct voting time. We hsv'
our inform alton from trustworthy source
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

H The Mcclellan papers cannot end
language sufficiently strong to abuse Lin
coin, Butler. and the Union people. and
now copy this sort Of literature almost ex'
c,usively from the Southern rebel papers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

VALUABLE RuLEs.-Thers is scarcely .
week but we arc asked if We know of
any rule by which to ascertain the qusn-
tity Of corn in 9 crib or heap. by taking
the dimensions Of the pile; and also q
rule for sscertaining the weight of hay
BY measurement. Below. We give rules
for both. Let every one interested. q
soon as he sees this. cut it out and lay II
away where it can be found when wsnted:-
To MEASURE Corn IN CRIB.-A
writer in the Prairie Farmer says: "This
may be done by multiplying the length
breadth and height together in feet :. .mnl'
tiply this product by four. strike oli the
right hand figure and the result will b
shelled bushels"
A correspondent of the Canada Fsrme'
says: For hay, multiply The length
breadth and height into each other 1T ]
ls we'll settled. FIVE hundred and twenty
cubic feet will make Q ton. For wheat
multiply the length. breadth and numbel
of inches into each other. divide by 2: Il
inches and the quotient will ts the mum
Der of bushels"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

I GEx. Ew1Ne.-Ewing has been doing
q glorions work. and winning unf sding
laurels, BY his gallant and successful re-
sistance to the overw hslming rebel force
that has been pressing him. Gen: Ew-
ing is prominent candidate for United
States Senator; and while he is engaged
in his present noble work, we want the
people of X ansss to contrsst his conduct
with that of Jim Lane. who is tranping
through the State. besliming good. loyal
men with his filthy tongue. and abusing
thsm TO, Coppsrhsads-msn who stand
on the same platform and support the
same ticket that Ewing does.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

A lady living in Watumpka. Alabama.
il manufacturing black sewing silk for
her own uss. She has her own silk
worms. and bsr own mulberry tress to
feed thsm.-Es.
We have eftsn heard Of persons having
tbsir own tsps-worms. This soushsrn
l.dy ID mora sristocratic. and has hsr silk
vorms, rsrmifuss 10 good for worms.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

9H Gen. Ewing. at last accounts.
had reached Rolls. with the greater por.
ton of his command. Price is between
the Pacific and South West Branch Rail-
roads. evidently moving on Rolls in thres
divisions-ths right under Shelby and
Marmaduke; the centre under himself
and the left under Cooper-the letter
being composed principally Of Half breed
Indians. He will meet with . warm
welcome st Rolls.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

H Martin F Conway. having been
ADVERTISED by the L .us Committee. IS one
Of the performers in the M'nagerie. takes
occasion to rppnlia'e the whole concern
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

CoprIRHIAp TIeKET.-Thst's wnat tne
Lana party call the ticket nominated on
IL 18th. The radical Judge Thachsr'
he gallant Gen. Lee. the brave Cspt'
Mcclure, and the balance Of the ticket
equally sound. are called Coppsrhsad' BY
a psssy tha. are constantly buying Cop.
psrbssd support with fat Offices, and
Whose strongest friends. in almost every
eoumunity, sre msn who were notorious
y sssound st The commsncsm'nt OF toe
aSelIics. azss "a as
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

PniHcl L. misunderstanding to the
announcement that Prince L. Hudgins.
Of Ray County. MO- has turned Rad,
ical.' the North American of Gallstin)
says:
Our frst introduction into the United
States service, in 1861. was in arresting
Prince L. Hudgins, at Savannah. Mo-,
for disloyalty. We were satisfied then
that he would come ont all right if be
was properly managed. Having taken
up his abode in St. Louis for the last
three years. be has bad every opportunity
of seeing the rottenness of the so called
Democratic party. and We are not sur
prised at his coming ont for Rsdicslism.
Hundreds of honest Democrats will yet
come out before the November election.
The editor of that paper must be easily
gulled. When Prince Hudgins becomes
honestly Radical. or even loyal, jeff.
Davis will do likewise. He has been
playing bypocrits in the Church SO long
that be can do the same in politics. II
is necessary to have spy in the conf.
dence Of the Union party. to keep the
rebel party posted in their plans. Prince
L. Hudgins is just the man for that work
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

~ Jim Lane rarely attempts to
mako espitsl BY showing what good be
- accomplished for the public. but in.
'vasisbly BY sbusins some prominent
man. and seeking to connect bis oppo-
nsots with that man. Two yess ago.
b called them Robinsonites. Now, b.
calls them Csrnsyitss. HCol. Crawford
should b elected Governor. and the Lord
ssss 6t to curse our people with Lanes
sxisssnes for two years longer. the dirty
Slsskgusrd will b travelling around
chasing bis opponents for Crawfordlse'
that is. if Crawford presumes to b
Governor, rather than . mschins fo'
Lane to work upon. Mark that.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

[ BAILEY l. NoYEs.-This 6rm Hs out
With . new advertisement. Their Fall
sud Winner Goods have been coming.
and are still coming. until their sstsb-
lishmsut looks more like wholesale than
. retail houss. and they have scarcely
room for their customer to stand. But
.bsy msnass to nsts room; 20 doo's
stand back on that account. They
are selling . mighty hsspof goods.
oRAnRoAD TRAINS DEsTRoYsD BH GUER
A1LLAs. We lesrn thss both tbs ssstwsrd
and westward bound trains on the Han
nibsl and st. Joseph Railroad. were cap
tured on Monday. st Hunne~sll. BY bush
whackers. tbs cars burned. and the pss'
asneers robbed. North Missouri appears
inst now to be at tbs mercy Of these
outlaws. hu