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A. HARD EVIL TO REMEDY.-The pa
pers are again calling for retrenchment in
our State expenses; and among other
things. reduction of the number of mem.
bers of the Legislature is demanded. and
amendment of the Constitution asked for,
repeating the provision giving to each
organized County a Representative
This provision We have always protested
against, as unfair. impolitic. and an open
ing for political swindling. Every little
County has a Representative. and the
whole number has to be kept high. in
order to give the populous Counties fair
proportion. But under the Constitution,
the whole number can never exceed one
hundred and as emigration is rapidly
pushing westward. along the lines of rail-
road, new Counties are constantly organ
iziDg, and it will not be many years be.
fore the number reaches one hundred
then. as each one will be entitled to- its
Representative, the Counties containing
500 population will have an equal voice
in the Legislature with such Counties as
Lsavenwortb. Douglas, Doniphan and
Atchison. We cannot understand what
possessed the trainers of the Constitution
to insert such provision. The difficulty
now is. that there is slim chance to
remedy it. 1t requires o two-thirds vote
Of the Legislature to submit amendments
to vote Of the people. The small Coun-
ties hold decided balance Of power. and
will not consent to such an amendment.
1t has been several times tried, and each
time defeated. They soy they have the
advantage over the large Counties. and
mean to keep it-that thsy will never
vote to place themselves in position to
be crushed down and overridden by the
populous Counties. This feeling is so
strong. that at the last session it was
even found impossible to make Just and
equitable spportionment. and the very
best that could be done was to re-enact
the old law. The last hope for remedy
lies in Convention to frame an entire
new Constitution. Our Constitution is
a miserable affair throughout, and needs a
thoroug hoverhauling. But it is extremely
doubtful whether anything near suffi
cient vote can ever be obtained in the
Legislature 10 favor of Joint Resolution
submitting the proposition for Corven.
tion to vote of the people.
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SNow.-This section was visited by q
heavy snow storm. commencing early
Saturday morning, and raging without
intermission until late at night. 1t was
the heaviest fall of snow ever known in
these parts. Daring the above time. it
felt the depth Of from 20 to "a inches,
on level. In many places it was badly
drifted. Sunday was bright and clear,
but every day since has been warm, clou.
dy aud damp. threatening rain. bat none
falling. The snow has melted and set
tlea considerably. and the roads are too
sloppy for good sleighing. Indicstious
to-day are for colder weather. and more
snow. The fall of snow appears to have
bsen heavier here thaa at points above
or below, where the greatest. depth was
about is inches.
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How TO HAVE Coon HEALTH.-If the
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not be secreted ; hence the first and all
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-20

~ The Counties Of Missouri, Dor.
deringson the Missouri River. appear tc
be m as bad condition as at any time
during the war. They have been over
run by outlaws and despsradoes. The
Governor has called ont large number
militia, for the term Of three months, tc
protect tie citizens Of those Counties, and
supptess the outlaws. Already there arc
rnnen OF lighting. And yet there ART
those who wish to forgive these wretehes
grant them amnesty. and allow them tc
votei
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@ Why is Andy johnson supposed
to be too big for his breecbes :? Because
they always go on him tight. is1U
(For the Chief

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Agricultural Meeting.
Alta meeting held in Wolf River Township,
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1t was decided to send ak delegates; where
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R. Small, VIM. Tidderow, A. Bennett, U.
Nntting, R. T. Shulskey. D. Gilmore.
It was voted to have report of these pro-
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the White Cloud Chief.
GEO. H. ROBE, Chairman.
EDWARD W. McKAY, Secretary.
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re- The Rulo Register has "petered"
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-20

@ Nathaniel Psschsll. for many
years editor of the St. Louis Republican,
died in that city. last week. aged about
63 years.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-20

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Caution.

NOTICE is hereby given, that my wife,
Laura Patton Plotner, has LEFT my bed
and board, without just cause. This is to warn
all persons not to harbor or trust her on my ac-
count, as am determined to pay no debts of
her contracting, from this time forward. a,
HENRY CLAY PLOTNER.
December 6, lS6s-3ws
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ne A foreign correspondent says that
Maximilian is noble specimen OF
physique" We believe it. He was not
long in working himself out of Mexico
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sprfial Notifies.


Rev. A. ]. Cushing will preach at the School
House, in W Nhite Cloud, on Saturday, Decem-
Der 2ad, at 2 o'clock, P. n. All are invited to
attend.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-20

E The fact that French professor
has come over to give the Americans les
sons in Cookery, is Blot upon our do
mestic reputation. .ssu Is
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-20
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-20

~ Gov. Fletcher, of Missouri. has
issued second proclamation, directed TO
the citizens of Lafayette and Jackson
Counties. telling them that as they can.
not enforce the laws in those Counties,
he has called out thirty-four regiments of
militia to do it for them, and that they
will be taxed to pay the expenses of such
troops. He will withdraw the troops as
soon as he is satisfied i:s.. the people
will enforce the law against all men who
have violated it, as they had ought to
do" as the proclamation expresses it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-20

~ The United States Supreme Court,
on Monday, decided the Indians Conspi-
racy case. under which Milligsn, Bowles
and Horsey had been sentenced to death.
The decision was adverse to the legality
of the sentence.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-20

~ The bevy Of young ladies who received
the King Of Prussin on bis triumphal entry into
Berlin. have been presented with gold brooches
ornamented With the head Of the King and the
Prussian eagle.-Ef.
Tho sly old cuss ! to take that plan to
get his head in the vicinity of where
brooches are worn. Well wager it was
made with the eyes wide open.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-20

H An exchange asks, els Msximil-
ian insane :" Can't say; bat We learn
that be has gone to Paris, which is 90
close to the Seine that be can go in when
ever he feels like il. ="
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1t is to us, If it is to you.

E There ia a big fuss among the
Press Associations. The New York Tsi-
bune keep declaring that they want no
Reuter- to control the news in km erica,
as they have in Europe. From which
We infer that Renter is pretty much of .
hog. srs @
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Strayed or Stolen.

Iron the subscriber, at White Cloud,
Il about the middle of November, a dark
bay Filly. two years old past. black name and
tail, black feet, white star in forehead, looked
to be with colt. A liberal reward will be paid
to any person giving information leading to
her recovery. JOHN McKERNAN. s
Dec Is, lS6e-3w. .--.T ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-20

~ Many persons have got in way
Of calling Andrew johnson our "acci-
dental President" On the contrary,
there was never anything more clearly
designed than that he should be President.
when the assassination of Lincoln was
coucocted.
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re- Col. John Ritchey having beef

~ Col. John Ritchey having beer
spoken of for United States Senator, tbt
Topeka Tribune vouches for his sound.
ness, and says "there, would be no fear o.
his becoming contaminated with the
johnson policy, should he be sent tc
Washington" We have distinct rec
election, that Col. Ritchey heartily en-.
dorsed the veto of ths Freimen's Bureau
Bill, and was one of the noisiest support.
ers of johnson in Topeka. last February
The Tribune severely denouced Gov
Crawford as q johnson man. when he
had never talked half as much or as loud.
ly in favor of johnson as Col. Ritchey
had. However, when Ritchey goes to
the Senate. none of the present population
of Kansas will be alive to see it.
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~ A deer was killed on the Indian
lands. near town. on Wednesday. by .
couple Of our hunters. There are not
many cities of little less than twenty
Thousand population, that have such good
hunting grounds on their outskirts.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-20

.v The river closed at this point on
Sunday. bot owing to the warn weather
since. the ice 10 not sufficiently strong for
crossing.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-20

THE IMPORTANCE OF ONE VorE.-In ls42, one
vote in Switzerland County, Indiana, elected
Daniel Kelso, Democrat, to the Indiana State
Senate
Kelso's vote elected Hannesan, Democrat
to the United States Senate .s7.'ntF+
Hannegans vote secured the adoption of the
resolution annexing Texas;
The annexation af Texas plunged US into
war for the future aggrandizement of the slave
power, and gave impulse and direction to the
current of affairs which btought on the war oil
the rebellion,-Er. a
1t is pity to spoil romance that has
become time-honored and popular (; bul
the facts are, that Kelso was elected as 9
Wing, beating q Democratic candidate
and when it came to an election for United
States Senator. he sold out to the Democ.
racy, and betrayed the party that elected
him. From that time on hs acted with
the Democracy. of course. But it spoils
the one vote theory, inasmuch ae the
Senatorial election would have resulted
the same wsy, had Kslso's opponent
been elected BY unanimous vote. $50
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~ We do our own thinking, and our
own writing, nd ask no one to approve or
condemn what we say. unless it is right
or wrong in itself. We do not take up
our pen for so much line. but pnt our
convictions down IS we feel them, aud
remain open to conviction il We are in er-
ror: ls this satisfactory.-O Oskaloosa
Independent.
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