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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-26
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-26


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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

Tn CIoyrs FooT.-Ws have time
and again asserted that the cry Of freud"
over last Winters Senatorial election.
wss but howl to aid Lane. and that no
man who honestly opposed ths freud
would receive any countsnancs from the
howlsrs. unless be yielded himself entire
II up to Lane. We have . ease in
point. p. B. Maxson. Senator from
Lyon County. streuuously oppossd and
voted against going into senstorisl
election: and Afterwards, iu joint session,
refused to vote for Senator. BE has
ever .siirce denounced the election, and
avowsd himself ss opposed to Carney for
Senator. Yet all.this svails. nothing; be
is also opposed to Lane. and is IS bitter
ly denounced BY Lanes pimps in that
County. including Eskridge. Jake Stot-
Ter. and the universal Hunt family. -
if be had been the greatest "fraudite" in
the lot. The question is. 60 for Lane.
or go under. At the same time. in
Counties where the people are opposed
to Lane. and where it is hoped to SNUG
gle Lane men into the Legislature. it is
contended that be will not be q csndi-
date Any voter who is deceived this
time, will deceive himself. ~sa
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

. A Nrcs PAralor.-Tb~. !, .
individual living out on C.a,, ,a c,
who. when We made statement, ,o.'.
weeks sincs. relative to th. poli,;.. va.
hor's-thisv''' became very indisu.o, -, v
threatened that il We did no. ,,on ..'a .'a
talk. We would BE- "el..u.d out" ma ma
man is . member Of the Whit. CIo.,
niliti. company. We .rs er.d;bl, G'a =
formed that, when the company l.h ~. ~
week. be refused to seeoup.ny them = "
on some prs.snce; and after the, ~,
gone be remarked to . nsighbor: .N..
that al the men have left the eouo,,, !.
is good time for Us to 60 to Tro, - ~
break down the Jail door. and q. p;r rr
free!' Hill is imprisoned TO, h,..' -
stealing.) Here is . specimen n,,.;s. &
for you. A man refusing to .u..., % n.
eountry'a call. bsc'uas be wanted 70 ,,l.
advantage Of the sbs.ncs of bon,,, ,,.'
to libsrsts . horse-shisfl We u.,, J,
inquire further into this matter. ,,a ,
the facts prove to be as above stated II.
public shall have his name.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

~ The conductors of the Nemaba
Courier had agreed to run up the name
Of Leo for Congress. and probably the
whole Anti Lane ticket. And If they
could be satisfied that Carney would not
be candidate for the Senate, (the cuss
might have sent that advertisement
they would support Anti-Lane men for
the Legislature. 1t was observable that
for several weeks after the Conventions.
the Courier hoisted neither ticket. They
we're waiting for something to turn, up.
Alas at this unlucky crisis. something
did turn up. with green backs; and up
has gone the Lane ticket. Lane and Sid.
Clarke forked over that $500. Cone
was bound not to be put of. so be ''treed"
them in .Leavsnworth. Well. we'll ; the
tax collector will be around in . few
days. sad The people can soon pay in this
amount. - - -.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

What ia Clarke? A defrsudsr oil 'O'
diers By losing q carpet sack under very
suspicious circumstances. A msn Sno
would bny mp hard earned claim o.
the poor soldier at siity cents on the d'''
lar. by. representing that the claims HT'
doubtful or wonld be long dslsy,''
when he knew he would rsaliEs doiin
for dollsr very soon on every one oftas y
AT least, such are said to be tbs f'ai'
aud Clarke has never yet shown to 'n
contrary. II be makes the sttsmPt oos,
il viii only result in fastening the crins
upon him. or We mistake the csss 'sv
much. He has done nothing for X in'G
he is simply 8 tool that Jim L'ns n'ts =.
use of to further his own snds.-o"T
loosa Lndepsndent.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20
For District Judge, Second Judicial District
ALBERT H. HORTON,
or Atchison Comfy.
For Representatives, District.
DANIEL DERRICK.

MLIrARr PoLITIcIAss.-A. com mand.
Or Of . Department like that of Kansas.
whore all the people are loyal, should be
careful not to mix in the local political
contests, for r'snch . course will be sure to
lose him the confidence Of one party ol
citizens. when he should be on the bes.
Of terms with oil. There is no doubt
that Gen. Curtis will use his influence in
favor of Lane. We recently spoke Of q
scheme to call out the Kansas militia.
There happens to be urgent necessity for
the call. for danger is imminent but we
have reason to believe that Curtis wonld
hsvs advised the call. il there had been
comparatively little danger, to sccomo.
date Lanes plans. Certain it is. that
Curtis has had prominent. officers fur.
loughsd. for the purpose of stamping the
State for Lane. and writing for bis news.
papers, when their services were dem and
cd elsewhere; and when urgently request
ID to return to duty. has had their leave
of absence extended. The people of Kan
sss opposed to Lane. who comprise 6
large majority Of the loyal voters. GER
tainly have q right to complain when q
military commander, not citizen of the
State, interfsres in our politics, and nse,
his military power to defeat the will o
The majority.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

! OuR BoYs,-Rsports from, the White
Cloud soldier boys. represent tbsm a.
being in good spirits. and doing - we'll
% can b expected. considering. the
amount Of useless marching they hsvs
performed. They marched from Atchi-
son 10 Fort Lesyenworth. then back to
Atchisos. aud sre uowsssdered to Wysu-
dotse. In . few days they will probably
Be in the midst of'th. fsht,5 The boys
ssy their Captain just suits thsu. and
they have presented him with . sword.
spsulsttes. end oil the necessary accom-.
psniments. -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20


This 3 an expression which jim Lane is
in the habit Of using. Whenever be thinks
he has uttered an unusually wise political
sentiment, he gives his hearers to. under
stand that it was taught him By his father.
That settles it beyond dispute. In his
trashy biography, With which he 10 at the
present time literally plastering the State,
he has any amount Of Munchausen stuff
which he credits to his father. Whether
his father taught him those particular sem
timents, we do not know-very probably
not; but one thing We srss assured Of: is
father, while be was moro talented man
than Jim, and doubtless was better man
morally, was possessed of just about as
much principle politicslly-snd that Jim
probably inherited from his father. > y
We some time since met an old gentleman
who had lived nea: nsighbor to old Amos
Lane, at Lawrenceburg, Indiana, whogave
MS some account Of him-particulafly how
he beesme the ardent and leading supporter
Of Gen. Jackson, Of which Jim loves to
boast, in his speeches and his biography.
IN 1924, Amos Lane was q rsbid Wing and
Henry Clay man, and endeasored to run
the whole machine to suit himself-just as
his son Jim is NOS doing in Kansas. But
he could not be relied upon; and, so far
from having any confidence in him, the
leading Wings Of that section were utterly
disguised with him. When Henry Clay
first became a candidate for the Presidency,
be was making tour which would take him
through Lawrenceburg, and the Wings pre-
pared to give him grand reception. Amos
Lane, failing to run the;concern, made some
disgusting exhibition Of himself-just as
Jim did with regard to the recent Lincoln
meeting at tLeavenworth-wbich heightened
the feeling against him. Gen. Dill wasap-
pointed to introdu nee ithe citizens to Clay,
as they came up; and when Amos Lane
approached, Dill turned aside his head, and
refused to recognize him. This put the
finishing touch to Amos Lane. He imme-
diately went over TO the friends Of Jackson,
and became as overbearing Democrat as
be had been Whig. From that time clos
cd his political influence, except as local
political vire-puher. Such Was the style
of principles Of Jim Lanes father, and hi,
hopeful son has inherited them honestly
being among the very few things that be
has come honestly by. And if the people
Of Kansas repudiate him, he will fellow the
example set by his father-will betray the
party that made him, aud subside from q
national and State demsgogue to local
trickster. ar-r-. f.r,-:s
1t is not our desire to speak in disrespect
Of the dead; but when Lane constantly
rakes over the bones Of his father for lying
political capital, it is no more than right
to stat the facts. The above are facts, re-
lated to as by one who witnessed them, end
which will be remembered by all the old
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

G>AyG 3x0
rs :. concentration Of 800.
ooo e.. o.,.,,m.,t IN nav Ksnsss
80. !. -. ;,,..,,., ..r,;es. during the
"a ;.m.d;..,lv thereafter
-. n.,,f..,,r;,. claims by which
,.,. -, -. ,;n,. .hoola ost the
80, ~ ~. ro,.v To com.
:.r c;s C,.,l. "a. .nno;uted
. -. .s. .,.; and .bn bs wa
-. 80. .,m. from wa,hipstou,
,:-a Tan, aid 10 4
-. ..T.u h;- = e,d ons hupd red
.hs....a a,,,.,, - a.h,. but NOT to end
. 80 .,n. n, .nv bu. INV fri.ud.p'-s
conn.,a hv N. v.v which Clarke
oh.,.d ;. ~. I.,,., 7. vill be 70.
,.m,.,.d ,h.,1.,. :, h;s grand Mis-
.on,; c.mn,;.n. "a. .ecompspisd BY {.
s..a .f a;..;, .,,;..aa a m.,;c.n. foreirn.
ara and Indian. vh;cb b.. never been
.on.,l.a IN military annals. Il viii Be
,..oIl.c,.d that L.ns hsld tbs Office OF
Colo,el bv .ppointmsut from, the, Gov
e,nor of Indiana ftbis he swors to. when
tba m,,tt.r a.,,; "a. investigated in the SEN
At, and therefor, bs vas not entitled to
. s,.H Eurthermore not ous .hslf of The
n.rson. re,r.s.o,ed .. be;os stsf officer.
wen, with him into Missouri ; the entire
,sro,h of ..,vice rendered va, onlv tbree
mon,bs and the biebes. officer on the
| Staff wa, of IN. rank Of L;.u,su.n. We,
he m, in . bill Of ovsr, s1s 600 for the
..,.;o.. If ,b;. s,.r .h;eh v,s ,.ndited
lid - - :. =. ;,o,rr,,,.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

p Ons Of tho foolish cries Of The Ls1'
'anntiSsis .bas the Union psrty srs 'sor
tors" The fact 10 tho rsverss. Tns oIu
vsStion Of the 18th inst, wss called y
tho regular Committss Of the RspooIlss..uu 81
Union party Of Kansas. Thst Of sos ..
assembled under the ssspicss of CON-
mitfes which had, no legal s1n'''."
which was appointed 10 ds6sncs o. s.., g,s
sdspt, 1t % unusual Tins. snd WIZ. .I.
the knowledge or consent OF scs Pt r,t
II there hss besn any boiling. tDey II.
endure the odium. We stand 10 'o'
rect line Of successiop, with no bar '''"
tar on our escut cheou. Champion.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

~ Since We have heard what 6,
times old Rosecrsns is having with Il.
she rebels Of St Louis. while bis Dspr.
ment is being dssolatsd BY their be irii.aa,,
we can understand the meaning Of biz
6gurativs dispatch, that he had "aos
with his staf to the 'front.'"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

II . said that Clarke hss . g'eH -
to say about patriotism. Wonder so,so "so
exhibits the most patriotism, the nsn ~ :.
tssss an offios with large salary. '@
moved from danger. and Who roe ~
sts.ls . fortune By virtss Of bis ot'os. ~. "
,hs ma, who, like Gen. A L. Lee' :. a
bis l;e, IN his hand and kssps the POI
danger for three yssrs. .,,;o,is
Most anybody would Be ss,y psu !, y
IL they could Be - we'll ps'd ,''
ga Clarke-Lasvsses JssrssI
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

&c SAY?-Ws would like to know wheth-
er F. g. Adams bills for ts'egrsphiDg
lying accounts Of Lane 6ssles. are paid
ont Of the fund set apar. for the benefit ol
the Lincoln cause. under. control Of the
Western Union Committee. whose hesd-
quarters are at St. Louis. and Of which
jim Lane I. /. pember! Lane drew the
money to purchase the Free Press Office
from that fund. He is literally robbibg
tha. fusd, to buy . reelection for him
sslf, instead Of Lincoln.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

THr rsrs.--The Hunt family have ap-
peared suddenly, down in Lyon County.
and are literally taking It BY storm A
Hunt can he found In almost every fence
corner. We have before Us the Emporia
News, which we find to be published by
O.J. / E. L. Hunt. The editoris JOINT II.
Hunt. Felix Grundy Hunt isl sacandidate
for County Attorney; and in addition to
his name appearing in the ticket, he comes
out in almost col ann ARTICLE, closely cat
echising P. B. Maxson as to whether be
has not had the audacity. to.refuss TO give
up his religious belief, his principles and
his manhood, to enter the dirt-eating SER
vice Of Jim La6e,o osiund.r tie lesdsi,hip
Of, E.tridse, J.f. Sioiler, and. t6s uni
versal Huns family. Eben,: il. The. local
column. ve are told; that p. H. liant is
erecting . store room intswn. Il doss not
require any hunting to discover .: Hunt
down thsre. 2so i..H -isc-fE q -oyo-q sl,'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

n The Lane papers are publishing
the proceedings Of . soldiers meeting fst
Fort Smith, to r.tify the nominssion Of
Crawford tfor Governor. The meeting
was run BY . pack Of shoulder-straps
holding thsir sppointmsot from Lane
the same men who prevented the soldiers
from sending delegates of their choice to
the State Coaven. ions. That's the wsy
soldiers rstify Lanes nominations.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

~ 1t is said that Ransom. the esa.
didate for Representative in Brown. bu
. new elsctionsering dodge. by which Be
is confident can get the vo,s Of ,vsu
man who 10 on the "psunchy" orlsr
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

~ The Lesvenworth Bulletin call,
the Anti Lane men Of thst city. Tho.
persons who voted for Mcdowell for
Mayor" Then it will be slmos. uu,u.
imous thing in Leavenworth.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

r. Gen. Ewing was handsomely u,.
euaded. few nights since, at St. Loui.,
for bis gallant conduct at Pilot KuOS.
Ths folks down there had not seen Ii.
Leavsnwoth Bulletin. and were laborin,
under the delusion that Ewing had real.
ly performed noble servics.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20
E All. the caudidstss On u

"a All. the candidates on the A,s
Lane State ticket are in the field, pr,n,,.
cd to meet Price. Sid. Clarke ana II y.
Menagsris published . flaming card. ,,.
nouncing that they were hsst.uin, n y.
front. doubtless thinking P,ics ~oula
see it. and dscamp: but after Ii, a.,
roll-call they were missing, and .r. po,
set down as 6eserters.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

FIsHY-Tbs Copperho.ds are run.
ming little Mackersl for Piaidsut.
sni tbs LIn.ite, of K,nsss are
running . gres, sucker for Congress.
They will both get "whslsi."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

@ We suppose our readers will no!
complain Of onr being behind ,im-. iu"-
much a. i. enables ns to present the 10.
test news from the gallant Kansas boys
down on the border.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

~ We So. BY tho Eaporis News.
that Ftaueis Bsshis has obtainsd : judg-
ment in ths Chass County Court. We
prssans b IL shst nay b called 4
"svsst-sesatsd euss"-probsbly . dis
tsst rslstive Of G0. Pries.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

HIRAM GRnwoLD.-Hsre is an item.
dictated BY low malice, because Girls.
void. in the pursuit Of bis profession.
proved too able . lawyer to suit its
author:
WHo ID HrRAM GRrswoLp. "A played
ont lawyer and politicisn from Ohio.
He emigratsd to this place about one
year ago. and now asks the people to vot.
for him for Attorney General. There
is better material At Marvsvills for that
ofice.-LeavsnporM Bulletin.
And here is one. from paper publish
ed where Mr.. Griswold parsed most Of bis
life, and where he is well known and 70.
spectsG:
Hon. HIRAM GRIswoLD!-Ws notice
BY the Lea venworth Times that Hon.
Hiram Griswold. formerly of this city.
has received the nomination for Attorney
General of Kansas. The legal abilities
of Mr.. Griswold, his extensive practice
and varied professional experience. rem.
der him admirably qualified for the po-
sition to which we trust he will be elsva-
ted Cleveland Herald.
The public will have no trouble in de-
Gliding which to believe.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

~ Fl. B. Branch. chronic csuiiirs
for Congress. in the St. Joseph District,
10 sgsin on the track. Wonder wbo~ vii
buy him Of this time, as there is 90 Dem.
ocrstic candidate {?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

~ We are indebted to Hon. james
II. Lane for two copies Of bis pedis".
They will answer our purpose for 'Om'
days; although we should have preferred
softer paper.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

~ The Cosvsntion of Psaos Demo.
ersss hsvs met st Cineionsti. passed res
olusions. conceded : that q; Lincs!n viii b
elected. and adjoqrpsd without mstins
nominationa. They, also appointed =
copmitiss to meet n Dscember-for
whss purposs. i not precisely stated; bot
probably ,o'ps.s . secession ordinsucs.
as their Southern brethren did. when
Lincoln ,wss elected before.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

e. Why is diseased soldier like
Colts revolver? Because he is q sick
shooter. six shooter.) Dingu got tbs!
Of. just - be was leaving with the mill
tia.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

infsney slowly advaneins. HSatins vas kels
up for abocs ton miles from this plase. ths
enemy graduaIly falling back. Gen. Plessan.
ton then came In on oar left. and grand
charge followed, resulting In total rost Of ths
enemy. When our informant LEFT the hons. the
pursuit was vigorous by our whole cavalry. the
infantry following.
Gen. Blunt commanded the volunteer force
on the left; Gen. Dsitslsr the centre and right,
which vas composed Of the Kansas stats Nj.
litia. The militia covered themselves with
giosy. Not man faitered. The I'd COLORADO,
Col. Ford commanding, vas IN the shicksss oi
the 6ght. and made several brilliant charges
Cols. Jsnnison and Hoys. and the 18th and l6ah
Kaasas, were also conspicuous spon the held
and displayed the utmost ysior. Gen. Curtis
Gen. DsitsIsr sad Gov. Carney wers constantly
With the advance.
The loss il not heavy on our side. The rebel
loss is not known. but from indications Of deat
and wounded left upon the field. they suffered
~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

81 e. rArthur's Home Magazine. for No
vember. is received. The prineipsl en-
craving is "Portis-" The Subscription
price Of Arthur. for 1855. win b in
creased to $3.50 . year. Publisbsd at
Pbiladslphis.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20
otal, sls,047.l7.

The hard names in the .sbovs list srs
supposed to be the female members Of HE
staff. ]. Saquinto sounds like the name
Of . squsw that Lane had with him-for
what purpose. may. be- easily guessed.
Bat We do not suppose she received the
s4l5 50 which was drawn ID her name.
VIM. Spriges s-the Lsne candidate for
State Treasurer. Take it all in all. it is
sweet mess for the digestion Of those
who furnish the funds for the National
Treasury. fra - e4i
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

r. RI A. h. Csss hes been sppointsd
Deputy q. S.gAssessor for Shswnse Co..
II plaes Of L. @. w Wilmsrtb. removed.
because he was not In favor Of sbolishing
God Almighty. and putting Jim Lane
in His place. We presume this is Csse's
reward for having the fssby part Of bis
cost.tsiI kicked By Geo. McDowell.-'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

81, Nor 4 CAxDrDATs.-This is the latest
dodge Of the Lsus papers. They say
Lane will not be :, candidate for re-elec-
ton to ,bs Senate. They hope thus to
throw the Anti Lsne men o6 their guard.
and smuggle in unpledged members of
the Legislature. who can Be led by Lans.
The only issue in the election for men,
bers Of the. Legislature. is whether they
are for or against Lane, and the Anti
Lane men should vote for mono but relia.
BILE opponents Of Lsne. We notice that
in some Districts the .Anti-Lans men 60
into Convention with the Lane men to
nominate members. Thus. If they are
beaten BY superior tricksry or caucusing,
they bind themselves to yield without. q
struggle. This should not BE-. Let the
Anti-Lane men nominate and vote for q
man pledged sgsinst Lans. in every Dis
trict then, if they are beaten. they will
have done their duty at all events. Fol
low the advice of Col. PHILIPPE: b
deceived by no howls about boiling L
you have not got the right man nomins
ted fOf Representative .',iqr.. Senator. g
right TO work, and noRiaats :1anothsS. D
He means by that, il / Lane man bal
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

~ The Burlington Patriot is rearing
and pitching against the opponents Of
Lane. like bull in . button shop"
That is all right and proper. Lsus drew
scheck for the money to purchase the
Office, else it would not have been started.
A man belonging to mess Of three. that
swallow twenty gallons Of whisksy in
three days. at $50 per gallon. and then
complains Of being dry. cannot be ex,
pecssd to save enough to buy . printing
Office, even out Of the pay of Commis.
sary. with stealings included. r15p
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

OurlAoEous FRAuD.-Ths world wide
popularity Of d. B. De Land 4 Co.'S
Chsmissl Sslsrstus induced unprinciplsd
,seaeus 70 put upo spurious article in
stsss papers, purpoting to b made BY
D. Land b Co. at Fairpor.. Monroe
o., n. Y. and pslu il upon the unsus-
pse.ipg. Tbs genuine i alwsys put up
Ia bright red papers. and buyers should
~ thas they get none oshsr. :