White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-20
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bosts-one for each State-and form high
pressure procession on the Father of Waters.
This would be somethging grand, and would
cause Commodore Able to excsim' "GioFy to
God."-Demoeraf.
pGen. McClernand, one Of the most zeal
ous supporters of the Administration, declared
at the recent Illinois Copperhead Convention
that civil war was imminent, as the President
and his party would set up a Congress of their
own, and . collision between that body and
what be styled the "Rump" would take place
very speedily.
pThe Chicago Times, which Mr. Lincoln
suppressed, assumes to guarantee that President
johnson shall not be suppressed. His Excel
lency must feel deeply indebted that while ex.
posed to all the dangers incident to the Com
msnder-in- Chief Of the army and navy. the
ciaquers Of the Chicago Times promise to sur
round and defend him against the ,errors of the
Board of Trade. Brave Times! Rescued
President, be grateful to the interposing arm of
power.
IL II 10 said that President Johnson Is
troubled BY snakes. All the Copperheads in
the country are kissing around him.
p"Plebeian" writes to the Chicago Tribune
70 know Why the Douglas Monument Commit
tee have not pl4 ced Vice President Andrew
job 1son's inaugural address on the list Of doc
uments to be deposited in the corner Stone
"a hit, very palpabIe hit."
T The President on his funeral tour is like
Mark Anthony, "he comes to bury Cesar, not
to praise him." An exchange says that's a
mistake. He buries his friend and praises
himself" ----.- 49,. .,------- -
p A. johnson is about to 60 extensively
into the manufacturing bu siness. He proposes
to erect large establishment in which TO man :
ufacture collars with little bells on them, to pre-
sent to his followers and adherents as badges
to wear on their necks, that they may be readily
recognized as belonging to his pack. Each
collar to have engraven upon it, "Mr Doc, the
property Of A. Johnson"
" An exchange, in speaking Of OF Nj. s ew
ards course, says very pithily: He falls into
the Andre~-Johnsou rut a. naturally as though
he we're playing Aaron to Johnsons Muses"
u In his Nisgra Falls speech the President
bade the Union party to Ego to the devil
We thought His Excellency was anxious to get
away from the Satanic person.
6 All accounts agree that the Presid ent's
reception at Chicago was as frigid as a Novem-
Der Wind on the lake. The President stood
up in his coach boHing and waving his hat, and
the people responded BY SD outing for Grant.
" The New York Times says of Henry
Ward Beecher's Johnson letter: H-E
at is giant throb Of patriotism. 1t is Moses
again shifting the rock, that the waters of
truth may gush forth and flow through the
land .--
U President Johnson brags that lie had an
opportunity to make himself Dictator" aad
resisted the temptation We heard of fellow
who had chance to steal, and admired his
own virtue for not awaiting himself of it. His
friends said he was too cowardly to do it.
" "The good work goes on" says secret,-
~ Seward And the telegraph announces that
the property Of Henry A. Wise, who only few
days ago announced that he was as much rebel
as ever. and that be "scorned" to ask pardon
at the hands Of the Federal Go, eminent, is be
ing summarily taken from persons who bought
1t after IL was confscated, and restored to that /,
miserable traitor
/" Mrsrook THE CHARAcrra-Andrew
johnson promised to be the "Moses" of the
negro race, but ends by becoming their Pha-
raah. V
% Mr.. Seward. in his banquet speech, com.
planned that the Republican party had no lead.
er. In this respect 1t differs widely from the
Seward party, which has leader of vast ability.
but no followers.
u President johnson, at Detroit, defiantly
declared that be wasn't afeard Of the little BOYS
Take care, boys. .r..,.... III.
Il " Secretary Seward seems to be travelling
with the Tribune of the American people" in
the capacity Of court fool. -,f -'.-.a
70 The Cincinnati Commercial says that the
President stigmatized Mayor McMichael Of
Philadelphia ga traitor" because he wasn't at
homo to receive him, when His Excellency
visited Philadelphia. His Honor. the Mayor,
was away on a fishing excursion. a o. gr-r
u II, as the Hon. Montgomery Blair asserts,
the policies Of President Lincoln and President
johnson are identical, why Is it that the Demo.
cratic papers persist in denouncing the one while
indorsing the other Gin. Com.
u II is estimated that President Johnson's
political tour viii cost the people several hun
dred thousand dollars jolly way to reduce
taxes, surely.
T In the Philadelphia Loyslists' Convention
Gov. Brownlow proposed to print the Address
Gin type SO large that, drunk or sober, Andrew
johnson can read it." r=srtrr
" A SHARP Hr.-During the delivery Of
Mr.. Moses Johnson's speech at the Kenuard
House, Copperhead in the crowd observed
that "no one could dispute that the President
drsws we'll" Yes" responded an Irishman,
$50 would monkey, if he was accompanied BY
an elephant and lion" -CleDelani Lea der.
u A. johnson was beautifully snubbed at
Bloomfield, III. He tried to speak. A voice
I'VE don't want traitors pedling bread and butter
the home of Lincoln" The pedler subsidized
Loud calls were made for Grant and Farragut.
u While the President was speaking from
the window Of the Delevan House at Albany,
he inquired ITO whom have proved . trail
tor %, UheH an Irishmsn rsln;ed ssTo C.,.-.l