White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-11-08
Ibinpanpjigs.
r The Fenians in Iowa, almost to a man

II The Fenians in Iowa, almost to a rsan,
voted the Republican ticket.
u Tne Copperheads still insist that they
did first rate in Pennsylvania. fin doing first
rate" they lost two members of Congress, where
would they have been if they had done merely
second rate ALBANY Journal.
e President johnson said in his Nashville
speech, whenever you find man prating about
the Constitution spot him-he is traitor"
johnson having turned out constitution pratt
tier, has been very severely "spotted' accord
ing to his own advice.
II In recent speech at Troy. N. Y, Hon.
Lewis Barker gave the best reading Of the
Philadelphia platform we have ever seen. he
said it could be summed up in four words =
"Polly wants cracker" The truth and force
of this characterization are inimitable.
r Delano's District in Ohio will be contest
ed. The Mt. Vernon Republican says:
We charge that in one township there was
returned q, larger vote for General Morgan than
there we're legal voters in both parties in the
township. We call upon Republicans through
out the entire district to 60 to work at once and
ferret out frauds and illegal votes. Of
p The Albany Evening Journal touches up
John Morrissey in numerous pungent paragraphs
The following is a specimen of the lot, which
it entities "Morrisiana:
"The Copperheads have made great mis-
take in nominating John NJ orissey. They can
never count upon him as a party man. Men of
his profession always so at the eyes and nese
with equal gusto."
u The banner township in Indiana is Plum
field precinit, in Hendricks County. 1t gave
the Republican ticket 62l votes, and not one
Coppe.head. In 1864 Mcclellan had one vote,
and Linceln SIS but the lone Copperhead
went crazy, and is now in the insane asylum.
He could not stand SO much light. The Re
publicans increased their votes since 1864 by
forty-fve. This is the banner Republican
township in the United States. at
&C A gentleman recently frem New Orleans
informs the editor of the New Bedford Mercu,
ry, that in hotel in that city he heard the fol,
lowing toast proposed ar3 drank:
Here's to The man that drew the trigger
That shot the man who freed the Niger.
Facts OF this sort are so numerous at the
South that we cannot help regarding them a:
signs of a widely prevalent feeling
u The New York Herald says: "The
issue is narrowed down to the proposition
Will the excluded States accept the ammend
ment under President johnson, or ,cat for Gen
Grant -
u- The Boston Traveller says Of Mr.. Sew
ard "He belongs to that order of New Yorl
politicians of whom Aaron Burr was the first
Martin Van Buren the most contemplate
HeRry j. Raymond the smallest and William Fl
Seward the worst.'
IT President johnson, having g through
with most OF the small fry rebels, has com
menced pardonng jeff Davis cabinet officers
We prescme he will soon reach the case Of tn
Rebel chief himself. We would like to kno,
what makes Davis a greater criminal thai
Trenholm, who furnished the sinews Of the re
be lion.
a. Abiding to the threat to indict him 70
exciting insurroction in Maryland, Col. Forue,
keenly says:
"Our fate is evidently sealed. Never having
counterfeited money, got drunk in the Senate
} chamber, poisoned cities, starve ed prisoners, as
sassinated a white man, or murdered a score o
blacks, we are removed from the pale of Presi
Dental pardon, and must prepare for the worst.
GT The result of the Pennsylvania election
proves that no man is certain of attaining
high position simply because he is Gymer.
p A Louisville genius has invented ne~
and exciting game of chance, which he call'
f'Ay loo" 1t is played by any number of per
sons. The players names are written near to.
gether on sheet Of paper, and a small lump
of sugar is laid on each. The owner of the
lump on which the fly first lights loses or win:
as has been first agreed on.
p The Quebec winter extends from the
middle of October to the first week in May, and
the unhappy condition of those poor people who
were rendered homeless by the great fire can
hardly be exaggerated. r u,
| U Judge Cardozo, of New York, is the
champion citizen maker of the United States.
He can naturalize thirteen men in five minutes
The Tribune is responsible for the computationt.
| T BoorH's BoDY.-It is now stated that the
body Of John Wilkes Booth was given to his
family to be inferred.
T GEN. FoaEsr.-The ex rebel General
says he will stand by the President. Very well,
but who will stand by Forest
II The Copperhead papers, which used to
call President Lincoln an "ape," still delight
to call Gen. Butler q 'sbeast."
C. The New York News tells the working
men Of the city to "expect grapes from thorns.
fgs from thistlss, or fresh egg, from roosters, !"
as son as any amelioration from A. T. Stewart
p The Chicago Post says: "Considerins
the attitude Of the boys in blue, ip the coming
elections, ths most unpalatable medicine for
| Andy is said TO be 6lHe mass.
U The latest antiquarian sensation is the
discovery of an ancient city in southeastern
Africa, believed the Ophir of the Scriptures.
&C The Son of Heaven is the name of the
japanese official organ.
T John Morrissey, in view of seat IN
Congress-, and no prospective draft. has conde.
scended to become . citizen of the Usited