White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-05
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p' coIopel Benton, "no" i've S
s''f' s .ndorsed, declares openly and emphat-
rs'a0 ~, he !. not Democrat. This rather
p. !. Coppsrheads, but amase' the Union
10 :" The prospect now is that nearly every
r''a~ ,;.- will vote for Gov. Stone, who has
~ sored himself their friend. and and that he
90 = p .lsc,ed by not less than $4,000 majority
~ y. ,be Benton Postum ticket.
1ola John Bell, of Tennessee, who fool
y s.uolished the enviaole reputation he
~ mil, up by lifelong career of public use
Us. BY uniting bis fortunes with the rebel
g. =. taken the amnesty oath at Nashville.
~ w. for him, the amnesty oath will
tD0. .,o,s his lost honor or reinstate him in the
, , good opinion of his countrymen.
-n .rnears that Alexander H. Stephens
-. made application to Jeff. Davis for per-
LIN, to examine the Audersohville prison.
.,r..snting the barbarities that we're there be.
,.-,e,ra,ed; but was informed, in reply,
n. officers of the prison were perfectly
-,.,s,t to attend to their own business.
r. number of reckless opponents of the
,,ripistratiOn have been asserting that mil
an. ere being squandered in supporting black
.,,ss in the South. 1t is a curious fact, and
:, ,b., should be generally known, that there
., great many more white persons than
,,.t persons drawing rations in the South.
IT The Cork correspondent of the N. Y.
r,,H furnishes some more items and specu-
,,oDs concerning the spread of Fenianism IN
leland, He estimates the number enrolled
uu 10000, and thinks that the British
voDs in Ireland are secretly disaGected to a
hgs extent.
n CAUSE AND EFFEcr.-The municipal taI
.rr Of the city Of New York for the next year
rH be eighteen millions of dollars. Last Fall
ia. city voted by 81 900 majority that the war
,s failure" and national ruin inevitable
alss the Copperheads were placed in power.
II The SILENT PER SILENT DEMocRAcY.-i
Ivhn Haskiu not only admits, says the N. Y.
s.nd, that he slaughtered the shent per shent
aiss Of the Democracy at the Albany Con-
,eton but he glories in the deed. A sue
csul Indian war chief of the Tammany tribe,
aariss sample with him of the blood of
aIetims in bottle, and their scalps in
eing around his neck as an ormental necklace.
Sand back, Copperheads-big chief coming.
Tat the session of the District Court in
Duriphan County, last week, Clement A. Ma
Dglet was tried, convicted, and sentenced to
b. penitentiary of the State for the term of
srsu years, for stealing mule. The defence
made by the prisoners counsel was insanity,
Bat the jury couldn't see it."
u Msjor-Gen. Fitzpatrick, the brilliant cav
Try officer, is stamping his native State for the
Republican ticket and the constitutional
InsDdment. He speaks to large and enthusi-
sde crowds wherever he goes. He says that
h: State must and shall be redeemed from the
tsgsceful and unpatriotic control of Copper
isidism. The returned soldiers, who were
danRchised during the war BY the Legisla-
iGrs, will help the gallant General almost en-
usse, to win back the Jerseys and place
The old State in line with the other Northern
Sales
u The Rochdale Observer, we'll known to
h the special organ of John Bright, states
Dat it is not true that the distinguished gentle
nan is about to pay visit to America. We
pesuue this statement is "by authority" and
asrsfOre closes the question.
u The Fenians are negotiating for the gur-
chase Of eight ocean steamers, and it is stated
hat large quantities of arms have been pur-
Chased of the Government by parties in their
Interest
u RArs.-Chicaso, it is said, is at tie mer
vOf the rats, which infest the large granaries
What locality. In many portions of the city
q foundations of the largest buildings are
aned by the rats, and in danger of falling.
p The wife of Lewis Washington, rela-
I've Of the father of his country, is now in
Washington seeking the restoration of her hus-
lands con6scated estates.
u The statement of the Mobile Advertiser
aai nine hundred negroes had held a meeting
n that city and decided to 60 back to slavery,
y Oenled BY the other papers there. No such
meeting has been held.
u The Citizen SAYS: "Artemus Ward is to
'nie comic novel. The advance sheets of
as'ravels have been bought by an English pub
ls0er, and also fifteen hundred of the Orpheus
T. Herr papers,"
" Richard Brinsley Sheridan, picked up
''On the gutter, and taken before the morning
nss'strate, was asked his name. civilian
"H'eriorce," was the reply. 1t is as cool
re'e oil impudence in the Democratic bummers
,0aod in the last rebel ditch, and arraigned be-
.''e the people to call themselves the Admin
Sa'sOn party.
olEAsISous.-Henry Clay Dean, of CO.
=. .sslleal memory, is reported to have made
s''oVO from Pennsylvania oil speculations.
us report is probably true; for Dear has a nat
= A aanlty for grease. He will develop oil if
~''e is any sort of show for it.
~ Mrs Lawrence, widow of " Don't Give
yP@ e Ship" Lawrence, died in Newport, R.
Ion the 18th inst.
~ /" 1t is reported that Robert s. Newell
. ', 20 c. Kerr is engaged in writing life
,r 1usar A Poe, for which he has long been
'allsctng material.
- - The mother-in-law of the Pottowatomie
.ns'' at Silver Lake, Kansas, died few days
' at the age of lO4 years. During the
'Oiua0n she lived near Detroit, was then
,Nned, and had twin girls. who nov sprvive