White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27
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U John Bcown, not The man with foot sore
soul. but the Highlander. in connection
Nth whose position in Queen victoria's house.
hold an absurd scandal was circulated some
time ago, has been pustessd out Of his Office.
He vas TOD fond q UsqsS Sbldsh. and presumed
20 far - ~ fassr With his mistrsa a. 70 get
drunk 1t ansssssuals tines and places. The
scandal mongen, of eoans. predict that he will
BE- taken back e
u The Albany Journal thinks there vas .
peculisn ciptural spposiseness in the address Of
Nillard Fillmore. 70 Andrew johnson, at Buis-
obedience 10 the familiar ipjdnesion. "Let the
dead bnry the. dead. - -,
u Jssss r. Grant, father Of Gen. U. 8.
Grant, was on the stand at the monster Union
ratification meeting at Cincinnati. Saturday
night. The old man took especial occasion TO
say that he endorsed Congress and opposed the
Prss;deas, sstwishssandisg he d Possmaste Of
Covingtsn, Ky. He vas snshusia.sicslly cheer
ed. HTtfnlk 1ljGf i
r The Fenisns Of New York refused to-
take part in the ovation 70 A. johnson.
u A. Johnson says be Il going 10 "kick
OUT" (that Is his elegant expession) every
Radical Office holder in the country. Do a.
they will take . turn at A. johnson in 1863.
and hsip to pay of the score-Qsi.ey Wlis.
u Some one, casting around for an appro-
pirate name for the new party, proposes 10 call
it the Demi-Johnson. Demi cratic party-'alf
and 'alf, like the creature made up Ct horse and
alligator. e7' 's' 4''
u The New York Journal Of Co mmeyes is
evidently sick of A. .Johnsoa's speeches. It
says: .-.....-.......
"Soms of the public speeches Of the Presi-
dent have been Of the very higest order. He
has delivered addresses and written letters and
messages which are not surpa:sed BY the efforts
Of any A merican statesman. But during the
tour he is now making, his style Of public speak
ing has been thoroughly reprehensibls, and has
injured his popularity thrOushous the country"
u BRowsLow AND JoHS MIsol BORIS
Parson Brwnlow in his speech at Philadelphia q
few nights ago. said !: "I am going to start on
Monday on an expedition to go round on Audy's
track. Honest old Minor Bolts and The Parson
are to act the Grant and the Farragut, fsrest
laughterl and Hamilton is TO do the speaking.
love old Botts. We never differed but ouce,
and that was the time he slspt with John Ty.
Ter and scratched his back. He thinks he COM
mitted bl li,der then, and that trrmped him
the time put Andy in nomination for the Vice
Presidency" "- .ss -s.,
u President Johnson employed over one
hundred "l's" in his St. Louis speseh-sever.l
more than have been attributed to old Argus
He ought to be called the rgus ia President
i-Er .-.- ,.,--...rs ---.-r-T
u Why may no. tn. freedmen now say With
the Hebrews .-.. ss -,-.. .,-,..l.,.-.E
Make Us gods which shall 20 before US for
As for this Moses. the man that brought Us out
Of the land Of Egypt, We wot not what has be
come ofhim.-Esadas, ekss. 80, a3d .erse.
U The Humble Individual, in his Dslmoni
co speech, spoke Of ",hs Goddess Of Liberty
staggering to her grave" The Goddess mus.
have acquired A. is. habits. evil commu-
nications corrupt good manners." h..
" "THE CONSTITUTION ."-Andrew johnson
has referred to the Constitution in about every
speech he has made since leaving Washington.
The following 10 commended to his .tboughtful
perusal --... --.-. ,4.--... ..-f
"Whsncver We find man anywhere pratins
about the Constitution Of the United States,
spot him he's . sraitor."-Andrese JoAnson's
campaign speeel at Nssloiie. ---.,
r Somebody at Savannah, G.. Just arrived
from Europe, has sssrted an absurd rsoort that
]. Wilkes Booth, the assassin OF President Lin
coin, 10 alive in Europe. II Booth is not dead.
then no man has ever been killed
u new paper has been started Il Linn,
Mo-, called the Unferrjfsd Demoersf. A co.
temporary saysis 10 the first he has seen since
the Draft in 1865.
u the Presidents frequently isoouncss 80
subsidized press" He means presses whose
conductors put so high value upon principle,
that they cannot Be bought over By .onscss.
pAs Erie. in bis speech. the President
said -F.,..--..-..-..
u tell you all the powers in hell cannot turn
me from my purpose = 7''' p, -
Doubtless they don't wan. 10. '.'' ~
u During the confinement Of Colonel
streight and companions in Libby. Prism,
some Of them. though IDdifsreuslyl provided
with drawing materials 20 we'll initiated United