White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-04

los Wa P6s;asse A slp q tbs tongue.
Of course; but - Bar wss juss such .
rake. dsbauchss and libertine - Lane.
(bus with ten thousand times the talent
snd sense. it is bat natural his thoughts
should turn to him.
Lane. in his lows Point speech. pitched
into ths Chief furiously. and challenged
contradiction. At White Cloud. he never
once meutioned it. Brave conduct. for .
man who once reds thirty miles to kick
q fsllowl
At Hiawaths. certain hard questions
were Pot to Lane. whicl be failed to an
swsr. but resortsd to such arguments as
calling men liars and scoundrsls. He
was replied to. when be sndsavored to
raise . row. calling upon his friends to
seize bis opponent and put bin out. A
free 6gbt wss imminent. when his srmor-
bearer. Tom Osborn, ran to the hotel snd
brought bis revolvsrs. jim will learn
that hs can't bullyrsg men. and cause
them to Be mobbed at motion Of the
hand. ss he did two years ago. when he
had . pack Of hungry spaniels at his
heels. seeking offices in the new reg iments.
to which the soldiers never elected them
"The man who attempts to debauch
Legislature. and steal seat in the
United Ststes Senate. steals the rights of
the people. ard 10 as much thief as il
be put bis hands into your pockets and
stols your purses. Lane.
When Lane attempted to bribs the
Territorial Legislature to elect him to the
United States Senate. not only oct Of the
proper time. but in violation of oil law.
be was bigger thief than . mau who is
elected to the Senate BY. the State Legis-
laturs ont Of the proper time. when the
scheme for IN election is set on foot BY
Lane himself.
"f silent 365 nights with Delahsy."-
Lons's Leavsnvorfh Speech.
Wonder which We. the lousisss, when
they parted Z
When Lane vas st Troy. Sheriff Crsbb
made him swallow q statement made BY
him in bis speesh. relative to stolen money
purchasing the Investigator Office. Lane
is the man who once rode thirty miles to
kick q man. in order to make him sn
open enemy. In Kansas. he has more
than be desires. without kicking them.
"why does the lamb iess Ella ,ei
Because Ella loves the lamb 80"
Lsne is the lamb. A woman in Wash.
ington "lam'd" hin with cow-hids.
Lane. two ysars ago. in oil his speech.
cs. said that Thomas Carney should be
elected Governor, because he was an hon
est man. Now. be ssys Carney has been
robbing the Indian Department for years.
Lane. you are . bad egg.
They have called your humble servant
sll the hard names they could think of,
bot 9 fool-they have never yet called
Jim Lane fool'-Lane.
But he must think the people of Kan
.as a. fools. else be would not attempt to
palm of upon them such stuff as be does
Tor speeches.
Lsns ssys ths. be was the mother Of
the old Free State party Of Ksnsss. and
the Free State patty wss the mother Of
the Rspubl;can party. This would make
Lane the grandmother Of the Republican
party.
Wsnted-An unabridged edition Of
Mother Goose's Melodies. for that Ben
ton-liks Statesman. Jim Lane, to draw
upon in bis speeches.
The public must make due allowance
for Lanes raving about the country 81
the present time. We are now fairly ib
the dog days. and it is but natural that
such brutss should become rabid.
Lsns told, with obscene sllu,ions.) q
story of . young fellow who sat near him
on the cars. aud continually kept appiv.
ing perfumsry to bis nose. The poor
youth was not to blame for that, if he sat
20 close to Lane!