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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-26

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T6s-is-aassst;ss-sAiahjast jast now in
tsrssts the psopls Of Kansas. in eomuo.
with those Of The other States. Thar
still seems to BE- doobs vhssbsr Kssssl
will escape the drsi or not. The lss
Conservative rscsivsd hsrs. (which psps'
appeass to b in the eonadsucs of The On
rolling Ard dnftisg ofieess Of Kspsas.
sontsiss tws articles upes the spbjsct
One ssys II Provost Msnkals lave 70
esivsd orders to proceed 70 drsk on d.
18th of February. sod that It will certain.
y Be- done. unless the ordss is counter.
usnded. The other says it hes posisiv.
infoEmation, Observation-Disclosures
that Kanses il ahead Of all calls. and thai
tbsfs win Be no draft here. We ere in.
elinsd to bslisvs ths isster. 1t wss s,j.
dsauy, written ct The instant Of receiving
ths Information. when the other had prob.
ably been already in type: and -hssidsa. il
corresponds With tbs standing Of our
snts'in regard toEtrSgps fsf,ishsd. q iTb>
Cneuiat Of Provost d SrsEsl 'Gsoersi Fsy,
announcing tbst no credits would Be Al.
low Cd exespr ftr nlisamsnis ssines the 18th
Of Dscsmbsr. il unreasonable .in.ths sz-
trsms. and % grossly unjust. that Il will
not Be snforesd.. ksvoold b Q direct O..
cour.semsut Of fdisfyalty., supposs there
had besn dozen calls for troops. amount.
ing in the aggregate to two million men:
that every State had raised it, qustS by
volunteering, upon every call; snd that
the loyal Districts Of each State had far.
uishsd oil the nsu, sud Tie dis|eysl Dis
tricts few o. nons. Then il. upon the
nsxt call. It were ssesssary to draft. and
the Provost Nsrshsl General should de-
eide that no credits would be allowed OK.
espt for enlisimsnts after The call. these
loyal Districts, which had depleted them
selves Of men to GIL former demands.
would have to submit to % heavy . draft
y tbose disloyal Ditricta which lad
furnished none. II isa game that will
,ot v;n '-isHn .E3l oi'La "t
49, ~ lr1s -s1s- .v.st rz1'.
How doss Ksasas stand with regard to
men furnished TT may b y wsll to
give liat Of ths rsginsuis: -,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-26

~ Poor little Martin F. Conway !.
not prospecting very we'll in his new rol.
oflick.spittls to Lana. Tobs surs. Laus
tolsrstes his presenes. without kicking
him. but it profits him in no other way.
While the resolutioa ezpungins Dslsb.y's .
dissrses from the Jossuals Of the Lssis.
lsturs. wss under consideration. . lev
days ago, in The Honss. some one smsud.
Cd BY including The resolutions Of two
Winters sines. dsaoancins Ceawsy = .
srsitos. and calling upos hia to sssisn
bic seat in Consress-wbich rssolations
have ever since trouble Conway sorsly.
Bus alas in that body. composed %
largely Of followers Of The man whom
Conway hes undertaken to groom. bot
two members could Be found to vote for
ths snsadnent. his q - ..lF, ~. isa,,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-26

.THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC yoR 1866
The Tribune Almanac contains more 70
liabk iasrmatisn. H. lsss ppscs. t,ths1
any other work ever published. For the
prsssas ySa'. e eoStsis;. besides tie usual
msttsr of AlnApscs. .4beI follokiag yals:
aSls psli.isil u.ster. Uaited stasssi Gov.
srnment. Ministers. DC; esussors and
R'pressatstiyes qof tho ssh tCosgrsss
39th Cossrsss. - kf - ebossp;a Laws
passed ss the list Session Of 1cossr,ss:
Public Resolutions aud Pfoclam.tions;
Baltimorv and Chicago Platforms Of
1852 Ths Rsbs Government. Copsrss,-
men. &e:, The Slsysbelassst Ksbsllisn.
or Chronicle Of War sveses;: Nssivs
'Stster Of the American.boru People;
Election Returns for Pissidsnt. Cover
mons. Congressmen. b.. compared with
the Presidential vote in fs60: Sts.s
Cspissls 0useruoss' Salsriss, Time
Lesisli,ures meet. aud Time d State
Elections; Territorial Capital. and Coz.
srnors; Popular vots BY States. for 1856.
1860. and 1854. Vots of 1850 slabor-,
stsly analysed sad compared, By popn.
lstion. fres snd Slave. with psr csptags;
DC. Price 20 eeus psr copy Publish.
- l. Al. r.->:as.-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-26

~ Ths Legislature does not sppsa,
to Be doing much except hairing over the
old sores Of Lanes followers. caused BY
the wicked frauditss Of last Winter: They
have just picked the old scsb of Of Dsls-
hays seal Of honor. produced BY the kick
which the last Legislature gsvs il. This
was deemed to be essentially Dscsssary. to
ct him for the anticipated sppointmeot q
Minister to the guano regions Of South
America. 's' -'7i e;
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NE~ bo0 Ouset.l
Fonr Snrrx. AaxAHsAs, Dec. IL, 1884,.
Eiasr Wade CassS Cki5:
DEAs Sl:-By vay Of diversion from sor
rounding scenes and in6ssnees. take the pri.
vilege OF addressing you few lines. Being Z
Ksnsas soldie,. and fron Northern Kausss
where, With many more here from the s.ms
section Of the State. ve hare namssoss friends,
I hope it viii pssvs an sAbss not altesesbes
devoid Of god results, and thas Il may BE- %.
csptahls . yooe rsadsss = have word from
this corner sfths Ash Of ~ .insasy opers.
tions. so.,1-..,,,,r
Whilst Grant d drawing The Union Gordon
more closely srousd The struggling form Of the
rebellion, il he 4 located At Richnood; whilst
Sheridan is binding The limbs pftbat rehsilien,
and securing The fetssrs On The, watsss Of the
Shenandoah; Sherman probing the h,llow e.s.
cass. and peacteiag physical anatomy upon the
body Of the southesn tssrisory; and Candy e
preparing . sack vhsreis % lsy he traas-M Mis-
sissippi rebels-vs hers. q tie border, 10 the
Districs of he Fssasisr. srs lyisg ssill.. doing
Doshiag but oosssniag sase Eals cf 'UncIe
Sans nations srs deIsd oct 70 %. To explaip
shy it is %. Is nsss sAsa could &ase atsempt.
There ssen - - eIoGD - The shsel sous-
.here; bst vhess; hSps vim ssea b decided
y de astaesiEiss as Washiassss ., ard lhas clog
" sefiss q chg rs0ovsd. - fhas ths msst}nS |
nay here, - IL Important Psss h ~ Wsse, |
,esin nm snssshly, md 6sise fssSk sseu-asa
shieh win rsdooa - H. .slseyo "a sassaes-
.ene e The Usisa ssDs - Arliasas, aadloI
sch . gay - tbsss eiasaasse ~ soil vhe
,ss ipelissa y rssss ksis. sllsslssss su,sAs
Of Asir ssssi.lA5sss asyAs ssssl
s.d y = - ~ sAy' ssee kSssslG ~
~ tsssz5 5D39us isf,i snSis yTs;s.oGGn
.raS,s- still qrcc'c .'rir,;-.g 2
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-26

The reason for the ,,,,.s.,.
burst Of d'.pondsocy and ..aaddIssT,aia',! s..aa,! oss.
;os s ,':sn, Richmond journal. P.';'ioa !. il
in the war the army Ind ~. w. a"s tn,
Sirginis SEQ ,hemselve. h.i. % people i
"a, earnest .s 'od their moe. necessary .ss j
1 On the one h.od G,,.,.,. a.
Bnrbridgs .sd GiIlsn h.,. 0%'oosan %o.a
[tns chief sources Of lead .od ,.S "1S''iola
| South. situated in seuthv.,s.,a' ',N ": u Ii.
The lead minss w.r. blown 'Hsai.
:'is wells stopped up. .l Il. iaa s,,,s IL
furnae:s ssd Other msehissr, y. Nc! .'l'ls,
same time destroyed. tog.tb., ,t,s .;,, u.
motives. trains of cars ,na sna loco.
Fesesasss' snnunision sad pro,.;p pos Of
Bot important Is this .eb;.,0aa
our Sssalry Is. The ~o,E 81 sh.'.of s,a. Of
the rebel operations in Virgin. 80 a. rad
|destscetioo of The GeGssi. !Gali bS' bIS'
road" was , staggering blos hnl'
and Davis At Ricbmopd w 70 Lee
'een : private note to s.utI.n.a' . a'.'
this city, from . friend IA sa'a s.a ID
who relatsa. smoog othSr man, ,'.a0,h.
authority Of su officer Of the Goii Vp p'S Is'
rosd, that th.t road supplied I..,' ".'I'
my. up to the time When II Va, 49,, "
up by Sherman's troops, With oIotsa
thous.nd Eve hundred head Of .,,'I. I,'''a
week, the beef coming from Flo,H. s pa
southern Alabama. Even ,h;. a1d
was insufieiens for Lss'. d.m.'sPpy
seems. for ws rssd that uon,S ~
weeks before Sherman left A,l.,,. " sI
Savannah. Gen. La wrote to n. .. zoe
dent of the Gulf Railroad ,h., i. .sl'
city mus. Be increased. or i. co,S p'. H
maintain bic army in Virgins. bn, a s.ss as
be compelled to fall back ps.r,, ;, .'p.d y.
bssa Of supplies. ,,rr 'n
There 10 reason TO bslieva from ;,,,.
nation in possession Of resident, ofS. '
vannah. that Lee has no, ,bir,, \ S..., ~
supplies on hand. snd i. vouId ,o,r NJ
surprising il he should s.tsmp, 10 l..'.
Virsinis. with the purpose Of eope,n,,',' '
ing al the forces Of the Conf.s.,..-
somewhere in South Csrolip. n,ob,S,
near Colunbia. there to iish. The H.,
great battle Of the war. Such , mo,.
ment would -slone enable him n ,..,..
oncs nd,s tSs interior aud central no.;'
tion, which si present Sherman b,,
from the Southern armies 7,
wouh involve. of course, the ab,nsoD
ment d vngiuis-but j, begin, to ),
plsis that il Lee stays in pirsinis bs will
be essxbs..
Bnt with the ruin which Thomas, ,,,I
liant troops have Inflicted Upon Hood,
army. We have. in fact. two spar. ,rmis..
and No doubt Sherman and Thomas A.,
already preparing for sneh movement, .,
will meet sny powsibls marauvr Of
Lees. The crest day of fnsl' core.u,r,.
lion. preliminary to the decisive blO,
appears 10 be st hani.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-26

To Arms! To Anxs The Citizen
Soldier will end moro deadly foe in the
braekisb. muddy water aud damp nigh,
cir. than in the most determined enemy.
HoLLowAr's PrLL's 80 purify the blood
and strengthen the stomach and bowels
that the soldier can endure these hardsbips
and still bs strong and healthy. t.r.,g.
II the reader Of this "notics''. csnno,
get . box of Pills or Ointment from
The drug store 10 bis placs. let him write
to me. 30 Maiden Lane. enclosing the
amount. and I will mail box free of ex.
penss. Many dealers will not kssp my
medicines on hsnd. because they cannot
make % much profit - on other persons
make. IS cents. SO cents, and sl.40 per
boz or pot. 10 r
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-26

Kansas MuTuAL. ANr ,Srocr IHsus:
AxcE 'CorAxY.-This isstisution. (Au
advertisement of which will b found in
another column. J has been iorsssissd On.
der charter granted BY The Kansa.
Legislature. and is now in full and suc-
csssfol opsratios. Iss officers are among
the most prominent and rslisbls business
men OF Leavsnwortb. which is . sufficient
guarantee that al its obligations will bs
fully and promptly INST. q We learn that
it is already doing . heavy Insurance.
busiuess in oil parts Of the State. Its
business is confined to farm houses snd
6rst-class city property. Asst is home
institution. perfectly reliable. and no
doubt insurss on - good If not better
terms than any foreign Company. w
see no reason why it should not be ps.
tronized BY Kansas people in preference
to any other Company. D. T. L. Price.
Esq. the General Agent Of the Company.
is making tour Of the State. to present
the matter before the people. he will
probably be along here in a,shors time.
when those desiring to have their pro-
perty incurred. should avail themselves Of
The opportunity. p
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-26
: Proclamation. q q
o STATE OF Kansas, p.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Toprra Ianus,v Sfh laeS

a. ASseASt e'reAy Ssus 4COJs
WAe,rss. At the general election held OF
the 9th day Of November last, there was sub
mitted to the electors Of the State, pursuant tc
a resolve Of the Legislature, an amendmen. oI
Section Three. Article Five, Of the Coastitu.
tion Of the State Of Kansas. having reference ia
the (" qualifications of electors, /" which amend.
ment was, - Is sho~n By the Official declara.
ton Of the Board Of State Cauvassers, duly
adopted BY the electors Of the State; and -....
WAeress, Al said general election, there
was submitted to the electors Of the State, pur.
suans TO resolve Of the Legislature, an amend.
ment Of Section Two. Article Twelve, of the
Consultation of The State Of Kansss, providing
that "bills may originate in either House !"
which amendment was, - IL shown BY the on.
cial declsration Of the Board Of State Canvas.
err, duly adopted BY the electors Of the State;
and a.ff.- >..r FiaH s-.7ua- "a
Wke'sss. Janker, At said general election.
in purssancs Of A. act Of the Legislature. ap.
proved February 90. 1854. entitled "An act
to provide for the sale sf the SchooI lLai,1s. -
"as duly submitted 70 tbe electors Of the State,
and . majority Of the votes east on said ques.
ton, as is shown BY the oaeiai determination
Of the Bosrd Of State csnvassers. being in "a.
vor Of the sale ofths School Lands;" ! 2
Rss. therefore, ], THOMAS CARNEY.
Governor Of the State Of Kansas, do declare
aud proclaim that the said anesdments Of Sec.
hon Three, Article Five, and or Section Tvo
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-26

~ Peace ruu,ors still continus.-
There is no distinguishing between ths
we'll founded and the unfoundsd rsports:
but tbsre 10 doubtlsss some movements oi
the kind going on. Mr.. Blair has made
another journey to Richmond. bearing .
letter from NJ. Lincoln. in reply to one
from JEFF Dsvis. Itis also reported that
E..P ..Presidsnt Pierce u hourly expected in
Washington. to 50 on peace missioa to
Richmond. .si ee f,.e 90 fs3r,-.,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-26
Total Regiments,

4 - - 7rfrz H q
Here We End tSsnty.one regiments
Some Of these contained lsss than th
maximum number of men. while ssvera
others far exceeded It. We think We ma,
safely say that they amounted in the ag
eregats to 81. 900 men. Some Of thes,
we're from other States. to which sthey
will BE- credited but on the other hand
they are offsstted BY fully Is many Kan.
sss men enlisted IN Missouri and Nebrssks
regiments. Many Of the Negroes and In.
disns in the Kansas ssrvics were enlisted
in Arkansas end the Indian Territory.
But that State and Territory were in re-
bsllion. and Kansas bad fully . good .
right to enlist men, there on hsr quote, q
Massachusetts, has 10 ssnd rscruitips off,
GERS to Georgis. to Gil her quota with
negroes from that State. Kansas, thsn,
has sent into The service twsnty.on fall
regiments to represent bsr single member
Of Congress. There are from the loyal
States 1S4 Congressnsn. without reckon
ing those claiming seats from Louisians.
Tennessee and Arksnsas. nor counting
the Territories. which have furnished ssv,
sral regiments each. II every State bad
furnished. for each Cossrsssmsu. - neuy
regiments ss Ksnsss has, there would
have besn furnished. to this time, nearly
1000 regiments. Our State bas furnish.
ed enough nsn. up to this tims. to Gil sll
former eslls. and future onss until the
grand total Of al amounts to almost
I. ZOO. 900 men. The hundred days rsgi--
msnt 10 not ineludsd in this count. And
usw regiments win continually BE- raised; !;
70 that il justies Is ,dons. Kansas win new
sr b subjected to q draft. Ohio. to BE-
square with us, will have to furnish 399I
regiments; New York, 651; Psunsylvssis.
504: Illinois. 294: Massachusetts,. 2lo;
aud 90 on to The snd Of the chapter. Be-
sides. many ofths Congressional Districts
IN the older States contain . greater pop
alation than tbs sntirs State Of Kansas.
But our showing is better STILL. Each
Ststs is credited vith The aumber Of yssrs
or which her men are furnished. Thus, |
! State furnishing 10. 900 thrss.y yssrs men.
. equal in credits to . State furnishing |
20. 900 ons-ysar men. Most Of the States
'svs sent number of ons asd two-yssrl
egimeuts to the war. while every one Of
b, twsaty.ons regiments furnished By
Kansas. has bssn fas three years. So
bat It viii b sssa that Kansas l. fer
bead on al ealls-sad she will keep con-
tantly enlisting new rscruits-snd win
ave > fair shov Of going through ths
'ar without once submitting to DRAFT.
We have taken ths troabls to count ppI
y nunbr Of nn saas from this .plaesl
ID immsdists vicinity. .siaes ths eon-I
'nssomt II ~ ~, sssseisg sssh PR..t
p.l- .EHras.i'' .FatS FS,.ss Sf9sEflr -t5ra
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-26

! r. The smallpox haa spread through
tho country. on beth sides Of the river, and
will doubtless prevail until warm wsstA-
or. Mr. @. O.. Bush., Of Rush Bottom.
Holt County. died Of the disease. this
morning. 81
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-26

~ 1t eons with good grses from
D. R. Anthony. editor Of tbs Lssvswosth
Bulletin. to ehsrgs Gov. Csrssy with
eollusion with horss-thisves sad rufiisas.
Go slov. D. R, Th hesss-shid qusssioa
is oos which il will not pay for yos 70
handle esrslsssiy. 6oms of yodr sceon.
pliess might blox % You. ~; 5t' ''''.aF :
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-26

IxroaTArr QUfsnoH.-If Lane almost
ruined Kansss 10 order to rswsrd the CT.
ty.6vs members Of The Lreislsturs who
voted for hin for United States Senator.
four years ago. how will she fare now. Il
bs undertakes to rsward his sishty-two
snpportsrs - -.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-26

.--HRAsm. Qansuas.-Lha .usitad
Stasss Houss q Representatives has pes
ID aa oct rsdasiag ths daty % book and
ns"s printing p.p~ iron 20 to % pa
esse II il yss 70 peas ths Senate
Considerable disesss;os 4 goiag q
snoss sas Isadi.s pspas ssaaaivs 70, thia
matter. l1be pspers ars slns& usaai-
moosly il favor Of Il. and eossssd th..
this will rsdues ths psieG o. tbs otis,
hsudg Hsay Q. Cssy. Of Philsdslptis.
. celebrated vris~ On political economy.
sskss strosg greasd sgaisss ths rsduesios
-eostsodias that h will in the sud
prove ruinous to Publishers. He says
ossigA.-oaaaiastarses -eAa ship paper
cheaper than it can b manufactured
bste asa IN spesaiij run the Americas
manufacturers eut Of the market. and
shot .sr, sheir mills. Tbsa tbs foreign
nspussstsFsn will .hass tie thing in
their own hands. end viii put up th.
priea 50 high that !. viii ruin publish
srs. = Hs prsssata stfons srsamsaia. sSd
may prove correct; bot i is asserted ID
some quattsrs that be is writing ir the
interest II home pspsr msnufscturs,s.-
Thsrs' i 10 dodbT z Snsossity for con:
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-26

~ Godsy's Lady's Book. for Feb
ruary. is received. It contains two pages
Of Music, : 6os stsel.alsts engraving. .
handsome wood sagraviss. double col.
ored Fashion Plate. and sboct sixty
Other sugravinss Of patterns and Ladies'
latest styles. Cooley now hes No com.
pstitors-thsy ars sll follower. The
price Is still % . y.sr. We furnish
the Book for $3.50. -..s .t4..
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-26

~ The 6ns weather which ws have
beso enjoying for almost . month psst.
hes undsrsoas change. and We srs now
experiencing cold snsp. which almost
equals that Of the early part Of Dscsmber.
It came Just IN time to save the ies. bridge
across ths. river. -,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-26

~ We observe thst svdy member
Of the Legislature who was elected ss q
Ewing man, voted for Lane. The Lane
papers. before the election, asssrtsd that
If Ewing permitted himself to be the
candidate Of the handful Of Fraudites.
he would kill himself % candidate to
sacceed Pomsroy. Had this threat any.
thing to do with the result above stated I?
Has Ewing got bis eye on Pomeroy's
place. and gone 'snscks" with Lane to
secure It? -.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-26

1 Gen. Lane should By oil means be
at Washington, :instead ofruuuing ban
queti and railroad excursions in Kansas.
The United States Senate is handling
Secretary Stanton roughly. and are sboot
bringing some Of his usurpations and
ootrsgss to light. Thsrs is no ono to
defend him. unless Lsns hastens back to
his place. he is Stsnton's chief boot.
black IN 10 Senate.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-26

~ Tho Kansas Legislssurs must be
. queer place. according to the Topeka
correspondent Of the Lssvsnworth Bul.
letiu. II has been engaged in "expurg.
ing" the resolutions denosncins Dslsbsy:
and it appears that members Of either
House have right to opsrsts 10 the
other. when It comes hsndiest-ss the
same correspondent tells how Senator
Spear. Of the Nsmsha District. pitched
into Russef. in . dsbsts 10 the House.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-26

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49,. 8 .,a;. s.os,nqoo
The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-09-21
General SIocum,

The letter of Maj. Gen. Slocum, candidate
Of the New York Democrats fer Secretary of
State, signifying his willingness to accept a
nomination at the hands of the Democracy,
which was alluded to in the Democratic State
Convention, but the existence of which has
since been denied, is just published. The
letter was written at Vicksburg, Miss, on
the 31st of August, and in it the General
states that he is in favor of President John
sons reconstruction policy, so far as yet de-
veloped; of the earliest practicable restora-
ton Of civil law, and of allowing each State
to decide for itself on the equestion Of negro
suffrage. eff these yiews," he says, are
such as will be endorsed by your convention,
and if the convention shall nominate me for
Secretary of State, shall accept the nomi-
nation" 1t is possible that Gen. Slocum
may also receive the Republican nomination
The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-09-21

Couldn't CARRY Our THE BARGAIN-In
one Of his sermons, Lorenzo Dow says: =
I" The devil made very liberal proposition
when he offered all the kingdoms of the
world to the Messiah on condition that he
should bow down and worship him but
there was little difficulty in the way he
hadn't the title deeds, and couldn't carry out
the bargain" So, when the Democratic
party proffers honor, reputation and posi-
ton, with credit for pronounced loyalty, to
those who will burn incense upon its altar,
its terms sound liberal enough. But it will
be troubled to furnisa the consideration
During the four years past, it has not in
vested in that kind of stock. Al6any Zee.
Journal.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-09-21

In A TIGHT PLAcE.-The Copperheads are
much in want of material to work up the
present campaign. They are short of money,
short of speakers, short of principles, and
will find themselves short of voters in Nov
ember. One of the Copperhead State Exc
cutve Committee on Friday last apr reached
gentleman our acquaintance who lives
in Bordentown, with view of using him as
speaker in the coming canvass. The gem
tleman was formerly Democrat, but left
that party when it arrayed itself against the
Union. This gentleman was announced a
few weeks ago to address the Union League
of this City, but failing to come to time be-
cause of severe indisposition, the Coppers
thought they saw "whale" or something
very like whale" In fact they took this
failure of his to be present to address the
League as a detection, hence they invited
him to stump the State for Runyon. Our
friend replied 'what Are you in earnest?
Ia rather lose this right arm of mine than
be heard to say one word in favor Of the Cop
perhead party. No, sir, will not stump
New Jersey for Runyon, but will 60 into
every county and raise my voice for Marcus
L. Ward. ."-State Gazette.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-09-21
Newspaper Change.

The Trenton State Gazette establishment
has gone into the hands of Rev. j. Vannote,
short time ago pastor of the Front street
NJ. E. Church, Trenton. Col. Freese retires
to take up less laborious occupation. The
price paid was $4,000 Mr.. yannote learn
ed the printing business with the late Orrin
Pharo, in the MONMOUTH INQUIRER office.
Morris R. Hamilton, formerly of the True
american, but more recently of the Camden
Democrat has assumed the editorial control
Of the Newark Journal If the recent
course Of the Democrat may be regarded as
an index to the future course of the Journal,
MIR. Hamilton will be quite sure to satisfy
the most radical Of the copperhead support
ers of that sheet, which under its former
editors has been an echo of the New York
Daily Neus.