White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13
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november, "A JOnneoh VIII unuerg0 an opera
.ion for the cure of weak Is. with which he
seems to be much afflicted.
D- Cancellation" fer the South to elect
rebel Generals to govern loyal men, and the
North to defsa. loyal soldiers to make rom for
Copperheads.
u brick cleaning machine vhick 10 ope-
rated BY steam, end will do the work Of q dozen
men, is the latest Portland invention. Unhap-
PLY they have ample opportunities there for test
ing its powers.
VI The Providence Journal is no more terse
than true when it says: Through all disRuis.
es, aad over all forms, the great issue before the
American people is {: Shall the Union be row
erned BY the men who have preserved it, or BY
those who attempted to destroy it, Shall We
instrust our highest and most precious interests
to our friends or to our enemies7'
U A German newspaper states that q young
man recently married widow twice his age
and he ascertained subsequently that his wife
hand once been his vet nurse.
~ In the Delmonico speech, President
Johnson strongly deprecates "getting up an in
QUESTION to go into the human bosom to search
for human motives" OF all men on this con-
tinens, he has the most reason to object to any
thing of that kind!
~ Andrew johnson may be troubled with a
deficiency OF knescs but he has Is enough for q
dozen men. ........|. ..-s.s.s
GT Mr. Johnson's remark that the Union psr.
ty "might 90 to the DEVIL" calls up the answer
of the Irishman, you're the first man that has
asked me to his fathers house since came
across the say"
U Mr.. Seward complains that the RepubIi-
can party has no leader. Better 70, than
leader who makes the Cleveland speech. No
leader is better than no followers
dT Colonel Macauley, Of the llth Indiana
regiment, has this zone word" of sense and
spirit to bis fellow soldiers "Those who served
with us in the field. and who are now unfortu-
naiely, found in the Democratic ranks, no mo,e
represent us, than did the deserters from the
army in the ield.'' .s.-,y..r
II Nor BAD-Thad. Stevens says: "Ths
Vice Presidency ought TO be abolished for its
success thus far does not justify its continuance"
Moses never received a nsater thrust than
that.
u Prentice says "that Stevens receives all
sorts Of attention from his radical constituents.
He is feted, and fa,ed, and fetid."
u CorrERHEAD R.agrsr.-The Times Of
this city says editorially "If there IL anything
that can make rs regret the coming Of Pre,iden:
John'on to Chicago, it is that it occupies time
which might be filed in choking OF Black Re-
pnbicans who are eating his bread and butter
and abusing their beneSactor. 1t 10 pity that
all these men have not single Official neck SO
that ne might throttle them II at once"
| u In the Andrew johnson Jefferson Davis
Convention. the sincere adherents of tn e latter
Far ouinumbered those Of the former; but as the
johnson men possessed the decided advantage
OF having leader en,hroned at Washington
instead Of one confined in Fortress Monroe,
there vas certain degree of propriety in per-
miiting thsm to control the proceedings in the
Wigwam and to compel the Davf,ites to take
back seats.-Phiindelphia Press.
70 The names of Grant, Sherman, Sheridan.
Howard, Thomas, Roserans, Farragut, Porter,
etc, do not appear in the cali for the soldiers
convention to indorse the Coppper,Johnson
party. ...-..
" There are over seventy telegraph Offices
at New York. employing three hundred and
seventy-fve persons. One hundred wires leave
the city, of which thirty run to WashinRtop.-
The American and Western Union companies
have altogether two thousand oG,css with fve
thousand employees.
70 Senator Henry s. Lane, of Indi>.s, II, q
recnt speech, referring 10 the Philadelphia Con-
rention, said that its platform was too near right
10 be supported BY the rebels, and too near
wrong to be supported BY loyal men.
u ANorHnR JoHssoNIAN IssrIoA ryox.-Tbe
New York World hopes that the President win
not transfer Secretary Stanton to some diulo-
matte post 50 that he may get out the eou.sry
without undergoing personal ehastisemsnt."
Here is another loud call for another Bully
Brooks or Rousseau.
p THE Paicr OF LoYALrY.-The Nashville
Press and Times says two attempts hare been
recently made to burn down the ofice Of the
Jonesborough east Tennessee) Flag. Is pro-
prietor, Capt Grisham. was in the Union army
for four years. it is said that the effort 70 frs
his Office was made BY rebels.
T The reply of the Superintenden. Of one
OF the principal Maine railroads to circular fon
Cibinet officer at Washington, asking him to
carry delegates to the Philadelphia Convention
for half fare, was "That he was not aware
that there were any such fools in Maine u 10
attend that Convention but 10 there we're anv.
be would take them as freight !" :8sos
u The rebels of Greenbrier County. Va.
held meeting at Lewisburg the other dav.
The Union Monroe County, Register learns
that the "frst" citizens were present. The no.
torious hushwhacker. Hounshell, Who ordered
Union women to be tied and sent through The
lines, was chairman of the committee on re,o.
iusions' and indorsed the policy Of Andy John
son! ysS
D "CAssAer."-A Boston paper give,
among i's advance dispatches BY the cable, one
to Poole Co.. merchant tailora, London, a. fol.
lows: "Wil there be an opening for /. jourpet
man in your establishment BY March. l.b,.
f''' i0oo = !. .l, Of lad l.-s f'e.t.esss-.
p When Neal Wendell opened bi, CON-
mission, he found himself appointed .superip.