White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-11-01
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Congress elected by the ballot, or IN President 4
elected BY bullet p -
r The President undertook to bribe the |
loy.l men of Ohio, with Post Offices and reve-
nue. appointments. to desert their principles. !
The Ohiosns respond by q majority Of more
than fifty thousand against the johnson ticket.
IL The people of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indi-
ana and Iowa have shown thatshey know how to
take care of "the Constitution and flag which
Andrew Johnson left them while he was Swing
ing around the circle"
p The last phase of "My Policy" is the re-
moval of one-srmed and LEGGED soldiers
holding Postoffces, and the appointment Of
malignant Copperheads in their places. A half
dozen instances of this kind have occurred
within month.
p The President said to a correspondent,
who waited upon him to asceriais what founda
ton the Philadelphia Ledger disp,tch had. that
".any reports that are in circulation that he
questions the consttutionality of Congress are
base fabrications."
T While the election returns were coming
in, in Philadelph ia, placards, on which were
the inscriptions. "Clymer's home. Reading,
gives Geary tuofmjoriy-a gain of l79 )" and
"Tipicum, ls majority for Geary. Al goes
Tinicum so goes the State" were greeted with
q great laugh. r.-FI
~ A we'll known Democrat Of Boston was
accosted the other day with the-queston, "How
does your party flourish 7'' "They are scarce,
sir, uery scarce so much SO, sir, that genuine
Copperhead attracts attention in the streets !;
they are rare, sir. very rare. always take the
back streets now, sir, to avoid impertinent Gu
riosity." ' F,'t - 7'' .h
u We see that, Gen. Custar, in addition to
his Lieutenant Co'onelcy, has received, at the
hands of the Humble Individual, a brevet Ma
jor Generalship, and is to be assigned a com
mand in Kansas. in accordance with his rank.
Custar has really made good thing out of pol
itics. He not only draws fas pay, but will be
close at hand when the troubles in Missouri
break out. The President has bougbt.him and
coilared him. In our opinion, he has paid very
dear for him, but he can be relied ON for the
dirty work.-Chieayo Post. T "
u The La Crosse (Wis) Dem9crat, says:
"The 4sh of July is not what it used to be. 1t
is the stream of success of the radical abolition
traitors Of the North" A sound Johnson man.
Give him postoffice. -.
u An exchange tells the truth very iDge
niously by a typographical error, in which itcalls
the President the "nero" instead Of the "hero',
of New Orleans.
p The most charitable record History will
make Of Andrew Johnson's "policy" is that it
was the death of the Rebellion "in the last
ditch"
u "The lion and the lamb lying down to-
sether-the lamb inside of the lion.'' is the def
inition the Union men of Chicago gives to An,
drew Johnson's policy.
TIt is gratifying to learn that Crwdgimpes AZ
Thomas, the Welsh bard, is coming to this
country. He will be received by the Llwglm
dirsmstraih, of Philadelphia, and his perform
ance on the Qtsmdothrurssnyn or Welsh harp.
will be the most Interesting musical event of
the season. He is native of Mheelguynstrn-
swbtrnswith, and his father was the inventor Of
the Brnwrwd Cymrsogglwurst.
Gl- The old Brattle Square Church. Of Bo.
cannon ball from Bunker Hill may still be seen,
is to be torn down. THIS the relics of the
Revolution pass away under the march Of i'm
provement
TThis year is the eight hundredth anniver.
sary Of the Norman conquest Of England.
p A gentleman who was hesitating wheth
er to put an inscription in English or Latin,
promptly decided in favor of the latter. when
friend stated that President johnson had not
desecrated the language by speech.
Gr A colored boy asked yesterdy II fPennsyl-
vania wasn't President now We smilingiy
bowed, and passed on. "n
70 A facetious official among the Copper
Johnsons, says Andy isn't President at all. He
simply signs his name. while Tom Ewing is the
real President
gagged in the exploration of Palestine have dis
covered at Tell Hum, the ancient temple of |
Caparnaum, nearly entire
&c The Natissal Intelligepcsr has actually
devoted its self to the task of vindicating the
good taste of Mr.. Johnson's public speaches
The civet of patronage makes il oblivious of
bad odors -CAieaoo ReuuBlieau
u One thousand dollars is offered for a
Southern loyalist who supports my policy"
and another for rebel who endorses Congress.
U Among other singular political statements
which the gubernatorial canvass has produced,
Is the denunciation of Mayor Hoffman, Demo
cratic candidate for Governor, for not suppress
ing the model artistes who dance 10 the '.BIsck
Crook" at sights. It ia stated that Mayo.
Hoffman and lady vent to see the play, and
bad TO leave the theatre on account Of the in
decency Of the exhibition. The citizens, As
sociation. which is headed BY Alexander Stew
art and Horace Greeley. actually talk ofbring-
ing charges against him for this violation of bi,
duty in not suppressing an exhibition which
vas 50 indecent that even he could not 81. and
blush it out.
U For some time past our model President
has beeu swinging around the circle" Nov
The circle is swinging around him.
u The Earl Of Leicester, husband of Amv
Robsart, and favorite of Queen Eli,ah.,h -.