White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-22
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Stanton edicts, ana py "'
= N. internal deeds by shoulder-ssapped
80, drunkards all aver the country, from
N.;ne to Texas, and from Baltimore to San
~ It is needless to remark that the
-. .,,roves the action of the President in
Grants order relative 10 'ne h'en-
,,o,d Examiner, while it goes into ecstacies
ove, Jobnsoo's 22I of February speech.
rTbe New York Evening Post thus
cbarac.erizea the Presidents late speech: The
offensive speech of the 22d ult., made by Mr.
Jobnson-he left his official chair-wss, to use
homely smile, the breaking OF the bile; the
lurking bumors which had kept the body polite |
at Washington in state of suppressed irrita- |
ton came to head; the infammatory matter
was discharged, and the general SYSTEM We
trust. il all the better for it. At any rate, the
President has given vent 70 his pent-up resent
ment, and feels no doubt relieved"
II President johnson has had great deal
to say in his recent speeches, about "swingins
around the circle of tee Union" If there was
less "swIscIxe AROUND" and more SWINGING
UP" st would be better for the Country.
r The New York Independent calls VIM.
3. Seward 50 builder OF raiubows and piper oil
soap bubbles" This is one Of Mr.. Tilton's
first successes.
u The Charleston South Carolian states
that on the 22d ult., three thieves were found
dead behind the counter of a druggist, in King
street, in that city. 1t seems that poison had
been put in some food and placed in con-
venient position, which the robbers had eaten
of and died.
! rOne ofthe ablest, as well as the most
successful financiers in Wall street. in letter
to Hon. Freeman Clark, says: "The intima-
tions are manifest that only small part of the
Republicans here will support the President. l
do not think that one tenth of our party in this
CITY will abandon C1ngrcss More than nine
.enths of the members of the Loyal League
Club will stand with Congress. 1t looks bad
for the President throughout this State"
TNE1 DrscovERY.-General Lane is said
!, to have boasted in ore Of his speeches that
Andrew johnson was his by right of discovery
If he can discover nothing better than this, he
had better limit the line Of his explorations
The country will not thank him for the speci
men.
' p A very neat cottage has been erected II
4 Red Bluff, California, as a home for the widow
. and three children of John Brown. 1t stand
on Main street, in the centre Of fur lots, whc'
O constitute the estate of the family. From tn
# statements Of the Red Bluff papers We infe
p tha. the house and land were a gift from tn
e martyrs friends.
y T"FoREIeN MERcENARY THE Missouri
ir Republican is fair specimen Of the paper
e that support Andres johnson. Inits issue of tn
ct 10Th inst it calls the talented and accomplish
sr ed Carl Schurz vulgar foreign mercenary.
is The President says Charles Sumner and Tha'
Is Stevens are as guilty Of treason and as deser'
ly ing of punishment as JEFF. Davis and Toomb
ID The men who sustain such utterances would d
re well to emigrate.
d. TH Hon. Jared Sparks, the historian, an
OF Ex President of Harvard College, died at h
I'd residence in Cambridge, Massachusetts,, on Il
ne l4th, of pneumonia.
d" u VIM H. Be!cher, the originator Of Il
~ S.. Louis sugar refinery, died in Chicago c
Thursday last.
u Dr. Jayne, the famous medicine ma
>, died in Philadelphia last week.
.ly ~ The original capital Of the Western Ur
n on Telegraph Company is 500 .oOO.0oO
IN T 1t is stated that the West Virginia Lg
n lature has not a single lawyer among its mel
re, bers.
" u Mr.. Colfax wagered hox of cigars wi
;, a member of Congress from Connecticut, tn
" the President would not veto the Freedmen
~, Bureau bill. The morning after the veto b
of cigars was found on the desk OF the memb
marked: "From a victim OF misplaced cor
dence."
IN O. John Van Buren, in his political ornti
a. at Albany, the other evening. nominated An
,,h Johnson for the next Presidency. John v
"a about the first to nominate Mcclellan.
fty ~. Herald goes in strong in support Of G.
Grant for President. The process of killing
tod candidates has begun early this time.
, u RECONSTRUCTED REBELs.-A Union m
en- in Texas raised the Federal flag over his ho'
Ind after the close ofthe war. He was waited
Of on by the citizens, and told that the fng N
ind be hauled down; that while the people of T
90; as might accept the situation of their defe
nes they could not submit to anything OF this XII
md He refused to take down the flag, and he p
y's for his refusal with his life.
II We have been requested to call attent
VI to the fact that each Representative District
q. the State is entitled to send one pupil to
. State Normal School at Emporia, tuition fr
a.' ~, The pupil receiving this benefit must be
good moral character, and shall sustain sa
A" factory examination, and sign declaration
y. intention to follow the business of teachi
'om common schools in this State. All applica
~ must be recommended BY the Representa-
of the District in which they reside.
Ger
nm. p The veto message continues to bear
this fruit. Union men are being driven out of K
rse, tucky on pain Of death, and large numbers
will arriving at Cincinnati and Covington.
ON. p The n. Y. Tribune, In leading edit
,ale al, speaks as follows Of Wendell Philli
" if "Thst Mr.. Phillips has to-day bis head on
and shoulders and is at liberty to speak in put
dis be owes to those Abolitionists who have refu
rich to follow his lead, and who are thereby ex]