White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-19
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ing the great American war, abou, u. =, uuf-
Of the press in this country. The ,.n..'eJ "Oe''J
was that that everybody should publish s,s uea
thing, At all times, regardless Of N. .y every.
welfsfe. But the "Irish People, D.,. s.ue"l
of Dublin, vas suddenly stopped n. 4per' t
day, BY gang Of police. and the l;hs,,. u'nef
press on the British Islands iorciby u,,,,as ~ ,as
uA Richmond correspondent, Of II,
York Herald writes that there is.
ginia who INDUCES in the wild spe,nl,,;.
buying negroes emancipated BY the e,r;,, =:
of the rebel Government, at ten So,,,-
bead in the hope that the United s,,,.. r. p'
eminent win ultimately pay the full p,;o. =,
them. He offers ten dollars in gold "a, ,;.S.
Of property in each negro, and has, i, !, ,.,,,..
made some purchases.
% Gen. Hancock, in his speech a, m. NJ,
Fellows banquet, at Baltimore, las, F,;S,N
spoke his mind on the Mexican question ~
thinks the French win be glad to vaca,e ,,..
emily; if not, the Yankees viii give them
line, provided ID is convenient.
p FrMASs.-Whatever may be the ob;.,,
Of the Fenian Brotherhood, il is certain n n.
most casual observer, that matters with ,b,~
are approaching crisis. They are haviDs in
mense musterings all over the country and a..
fully aroused.
p The Canadian authorities have oD,v >,
stored $50. 600 of the funds stolen from tho :,
Albans banks by the rebel Canadian raiders
1t is stated Government has made perem,,,
~ demand for the remainder, sl2O,OOO.
u At a Democratic meeting, in Cincinnati
on Thursday night, one of the speakers said
as ga reproach to the North" that i, had M,
brought forth . Lee or ".stonewall Jackson -
Unfortunately, it brought forth Pugh And
vallandisham, which is disgrace enough.
T The Massachusetts, Republican s,v,.
Senator Wilson, on behalf of the New Enr.
land Congressman, seems to reject all comuro.
mises. His plan is to rely on the party naori.
ty in Congress to resist the Administrator
scheme in the Southern States, and virtually
appeal to the people against President John.
sons policy"
p Wouldnt it be good idea for our Gov.
eminent to turn over to the Fenians the iron
ships kindly furnished by our British friends"
to the rebels, and captured BY our gallant sail.
lors7 1t would be such fine exhibition Of
neutrality, and go so far toward preserving
peace. ys.4 ...-
Gr Pleasing announcement to those who
contemplate visit to Washington, next Win.
ter: The hotel-keepers have newly fitted up
their bed chambers with furniture and bedding
from the dismantled hospitals. They have laid
in large stock; for things went cheap
| p The Appletons announce tee O. P. F.s
book as nearly ready. 1t is to be called "The
Last Six Months of My Administration. By
James Buchanan, ex. President Of the United
States"
T In the Convention of susquehanns
County, Galusha A. Grow made speech, de-
nunciatory Of President Johnsons restoration
policy, asserted that the worst dangers are yet
to be met, and declared that the equality Of al
eeloss was the true policy.
T The venerable old frigate Constitution is
reported to have behaved with extraordinary
friskiness on her recent voyage from NeSpot
to Annapolis. Discarding the tug sent to tow
her, she sailed off alone making thirteen and a
half knots an hour, and passing everything in
the route, Balt more clippers and all.
pThe American song of "Old John Brown"
has been devoted to a new purpose in ireland.
A Fenian song, now popular in ireland, asserts
that "John Browns Knapsack was No. 49," thus
revivipg the memory Of the movement Of Vs.
and the American war in the mind OF tho
i Vallandigham made speech at Buc!ru''
Ohio, the other day, devoted to the niger. a
dispatch concerning It to the Cincinnati ia
zette, says: "At the conclusion of his arga-
ment, he opened before the crowd q scroll with
horrible csricature, which he represented as
a fair specimen of the negro after generations
of education. The crowd paid the tribute oil 4
shout to this exhibition of statesnanship'
p There will be an eclipse of the sun on
the 18th inst The track Of the central eclipse
begins in Washington Territory, on Puse'
Sound, and passes southessterIy through Mon
tana, Idaho, Kansas, Southern Missouri, !" "es'-
ern Tenne ssee, and dAgonally through GeO''
gia to Savannah, and thence across the Atan
tic and into Africa.
| p r. Barnwell Rhett, Of the Charleston
Mercury had an interview with the President
on Friday, and subsequently visited the tree''
mems Bureau, where he behaved in suco ~
arrogant manner that guard was ordered "
u Major Gen. Sloesm il earning the spp"'
baton of the copperhead party IS fast IS D'
sible. He,msde Z aspeech Of the doughace "
der at Syracuse. the other day, in which, ai'"
demolishing the negro children and nes'0
schools pretty e6sctually, he advocated the SUE
pension Of the Frsedmens Bureau sna'e,n
and favored the policy of turning the o.''A
over 70 their late masters for 'prosech0n'
u wAile Mississippi and Alaoami as' N
the secession ordinances Of these o'ae'
and void, which d the exact truth, and rpO-
ase the secession dosma entirely, S'On %"
lima his repealed the secession ord'nAn'., -,
Ipiying naturally that she has poser 70
lie. , o13i 3Dsfs z i.E;i-
TaaE-
u The. Lcaiaana delegation, nov IN W..
'iington. make urgent complaint against os0. ...,
Casby's interference in civil matters.
I Sheridan's course has their approval
-r, ~. 80. D.. 80. Gen. Butler is