White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-10
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p The Ne. York Evening Pos, ,,...5
veto; "in looking over our exchange. o. the
what is generally thought upon this see
question: We have been pleased 10 Important
abless and most cautious supporter, o :, mat the
tutional liberty are the most s,reD,on, 'Oa'a-
Gates OF the Civil Rights billn ' ad'0-
" The following is list ofvs,o.,
the various Presidents since the fo..'oy ea oy
the Government By Georye w. Ou Of
2; James Madison, 6; James Monroe s'on'
drew Jackson, 9; John Tyler, 4:,I,n.. Al Al
Polk ); James Buchanan. /; Andrew Jah.,i A'
9. 'Oncson,
W Gen. Grant urges an amendmen, 70 -
Paris Exposition bill, providing in sr... =" ,Oe
no representation of our country sb,us. Na'
at that exposition SO long as NepoleoD n m.' u'.u'
tains his occupation of our sister R.n,,,- n
Mexico. VI
T Gen. E. P. cOnnor, who lately eonr,.
ded in Salt Lake City, in an iu,erv;s- ".a
Copgressmen in Washington, state, ,b,, Dl DIV"
ham Young has 10000 men capable Of hs,.;
arms, and was very desirous of driving ,bsu
soldiers out. 1t is presumed tha, co..
will augment the force there.
1 The Cleveland Leader saws: "Th,
pers of Illinois, in expectation of n d;sso,..:
of the Cabinet, are urging the P,es;d.,,
make General John C.. McClernapd h.,,s.
known as the Grecian orator, Secre,arr ofw,.
General McClernand supported Mecre,,, 80,
Pendletoa in 1864" 'Du
b The new Democratic municipal admin.
tration at Hartford turned out from . n,,..~
gers place one-legged soldier who ~, :.
pointed to the place last winter, and had h...
able to discharge its duties with soma h.,.
from his wife and son. 'p
" Mr.. Lusk, of the Shawneetovn rIIIiDo;.,
Mercury. has direct information which .,,,..
most positively that General Logan sides r;,b
Congress against the policy of the P,s,;
dent.
U Gen. Butler had 8 very long interview
with the President on Wednesday nigh, l,s,
Rumor attributes special significance to ,ba
protracted conference.
U Beauregard has just been elected P,ss;
dent of the New Orleans, jackson and G,.,,
Northern Railroad, and has entered upor tho
discharge Of his duties.
u A traveller reports that he saw Gens,,,
Mcclellan at Dresden, q few weeks 400 md
that it was thought he would "break uu bs
winter quarters and advance as soon as N.
roads we're dry"
70 Two prominent citizens Of Iov,. who
went to Texas with the intention of residing
there, have returned. They say it is impossible
for Union man to Iye among the malignaD,
rebels Of that State.
O Among the contributions to the grea,
Southern Relief Fair in Baltimore IA. ons If
two hundred dollars from Ex-Presiden, Bucb.
anan.
T The notorious Mrs. Cobb is still con.
slant visitor at the White House, and goes in
and out with the same confident and command.
ing air as before.
u The redoubtable Wigfall (of TeIas) and
vile are in London, where they are received
with great honor by the aristocratie synpathi.
zers with the South.
U The auther Of the ''Hard. Shell Baptist
sermons, which created considerable amuse-
ment some years since, has recently turned out
to be William P. Brannan. now an associate
editor of the Cincinnati National Union. He
was residing in Mississippi or Louisiana a, the
time they we're written, engaged in the profess
sion Of painting.
G Skedaddlers, who so ignominiously leis
their country in its time Of need, and went in
to the British Provinces to escape duty, are
now called upon to pay tax Of three dollars to
the crown, or become liable to military duty if
they do not, otherwise they must leave the
u A daughter of the late Owen Lovejoy,
Tor many years Q member of Congress from
Illinois, is now teacher in one of the colored
schools in Vicksburg.
T The wealthy admirers Of Henry Ward
8eecher, in New York city, have invited him
o come to that city, and will raise slsO,OOO to
'et up tabernacle and parsonage.
u On the 18th of March, the New York
Herald said: "The Civil Rights bill, We re-
ard, accordingly, as A PRACTICAL, JUST AND srsr
1cENT MEASURE, and one which the President
Fill cheerfulIy approve" On the 2stb Of
dsrch, the same paper spesks Of the same bill
. "NorHiN0 LESS THAN BILL OF UNcoSsrIru-
1oNAL AIonISArIoNs IRON BEGINNING 70 End"
u We are informed, Gays the Alexandra
Va.) Gazette, that Major Paul R. Hambriek,
rovost Judge, intends, under the Civil Rights
Ill, to sue out writ of habeas corpus, return
hle before Judge Underwood, for the persons
tive negro women, now confined in the work
ouse BY order of the Mayor, and when they are
'leased, to sue Mayor Latham for damages for
lse imprisonment.
G The Washington correspondent of the
ew York Herald states that an anxious ofhes
'eker wrote 70 the President, inquiring II the
each between him and Congress could not be
ended. To which johnson replied that be Is
u mending breeches 90 much Is be vas.
q The Richmond (va.) Whig says:
Wbeatland, the estate of the late George W.
urnes, who Was killed at Harpers Ferry BY
At old murderer and horse thief, John Brosn'
- sold On the 18th st sbepherdstown, 10 Hn
Turner. st seventy three dollars snds ball
E acre."