White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02
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rhen t''y ~ tenders of support to fres''e.
sd TO n'. Tssv lost both ways. Iftheir penn
I'DD'' ,ss genuine, still the uu,O' and no.
sH', ~ been tiled in the same s0fA -, I :, w.
,b0 hao .D,iue, would be preferred II 1t was
found san a.n followers, who knew them oes''
's turn upon and destroy ,ae .nd ,he s con.
'0'la vs., ,be distrust of the one ana 'ne oO"
bstfssu. ,be other side. they fell into grle'0o'
uupt oi 'n' w.
,,dsst people, says the Toledo Re-
pU. b.v. carefully noted the "sisns OF
s', tns., say that We will have an una, ,a.,
ns .'.,r Of snow this Winter lhey say ss,, .u.
g''nA W. during the Summer is always follow.
p'en ' 'a.,, falls of snow in the Winter and
d 90 that the character of the Summer 11n |" al
a'n . . to the character of the Winter in
' Our last wet Summer was in ie's
hs o.rs .po-and 1t will be recollected that
~ If $3.50 afforded more sleighing
han any Winter SINCE
.Decial to the Post, from Washington,
nN,. Mcpherson, Clerk of the House Oh
pn...sepatives, says he will not put on the
nsmbers the name of any person claim
u" elected from State that has been IN
10y mon To do SO, be says. would be decid'
"' If the most important questions before
NJ ,s.. and let in eighty Southern members
..ts outses to vote upon the subject OF their
IN recognition, and would end the c0ntroVer-
81 in their favor at once
rWEW WISH THEM JoY.-The Blair family
,..,;Do over to the Democracy. Montgomery
.,,,.,dv billeted for a speech in New YORK
-, We wish Dean Richmond and his fellows
n, of the acquisition. The man who drew the
Nt,. slepbant in lottery was in position oil
,.,i,btfal ease compared to that in which the
pI,irs will place themselves. Let the siocums
.-s to take back seats. The Blairs are
coming to "occupy de land"
rcsn jirapt's father, an old man eloquent,
,,,.. "Our fight is transferred to the ballot; II
!, our duty as patriotic citizens not to allow TINS
-;serable old Locofoco-L ecompton Copperhead
action TO be galvanized into life, on the pre-
,.pse tn It i, is the only party that can save 'oe
,ountry." Gen. Grants fathers son is, no
doubl of the same opinion.
r lanes L. Orr, candidate for Governor oil
the Palmetto State, has been brought by the
Iogic of events to say: 81 am tired oil Sou'n
h. I
,srial prosperity of New England. l would
lave her acres TEEN with life and vigor, ano
intelligence, as do those of Massachusetts.
Inst think of that utterance in Columbia, ano
contrast it with the denunciations Of other days
rA correspondent of the Christian Watch
man relates of Powers, that on being asked no
long ago by an English lady, who visited nj
sudio in Florence, whether he had executed
bust of JEFF, Davis, he replied: "No, madam
hope that before long an artist Of anothe
profession than mine, may have the pleasure
executing him."
u So long ago as 1850, jeff. Davis aske
Henry CLAY in the Senate if he did not ho'
himself primarily bound to obey his State an
was promptly answered, "No, sir; owe par
amount allegiance to the Union; | owe sub
ordinate allegiance to the State of Kentucky.
rThe New Orleans Tribune, owned an
edited by colored persons, relates the foliow'n
incident: when Carl schurz arrived in TIL
city he became the guest Of General Candy.
vas in the evening. Next morning, are
breakfast, General Schurz said he would b
pleased to look over some loyal city paps
"There is none," replied Gen. Candy, "e1ceE
the Tribune, which is negro paper.
u The Jackson Mississippian says: at
the natural right and duty of all freemen an
freedmen to bear witness. This rule OF Ia
prevails in the State of Mississippi, unle'
there be legislation to the Contrary"
u Bryant will be II years old on the Sd il
slant. He is one of the few American poe
Who have not outlived their reputation, al
has that most delicious compensation OF o
age, the feeling of being living classic.
u The Oldest of the ladies of the Russi'
Court, Countess Maria Rasuinouski, died
ST. Petersburg on the 2lst of September. 81
was born in I772, and was maid of honor
Catharine ii.
us. N. Wood, of Chase County, and
J. Plumb, of Lyon County, have been award
the contract to furnish beef to Forts lara
Dodge and Aubrey, frem the LIST instant to I
18th of June, 1866.
F New England pays an internal reven
Of about fifty millions per annum, Massacf
setts handing over s25,7S9,735 Is it wol
while 70 put New England outside heait
organization, till the National debt is cane
Led; As John Unit would ask: will it payl
UT is said that Slocum excites gr'
deal of curiosity at the Copperhead meet'n
This is natural He has been in position
the last four years where the Copperhe'
sought no opportunity of seeing him.
ar What THE FENIANs ARE DOVE
Reynolds stated, in his speech at the Fen
meeting in Leayenworth, on Saturday event.
that the Head Centre of the Fenian Broth
hood had purchased fast blockade runner
take sixty thousand stand of arms to irelan
u George B. Mcclellan. whom OUT read
may perhaps remember as Major General
the United States Army at the commencem
of the war. is staying with his wife, at
French Capital.
q Gov. Sharkey's prospects As candidate
US. Senator are said to be ruined because
came out in favor of negro testimony in
courts.
C At recent "Radical" caucus in M
Vile Gov Rrnxnlou said he mould ego