White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-30
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&C The Washington correspondent. of ,b.
Chicago Times, speaks Of the approaching ip-
Yitation TO Secretary Welles to retire from the
Cabinet, not because he does not support "my
policy" but because "the President requires q
man of more positive qualities, and one who
can give to his Adninisrstion strength at the
South" So the venerable Secretary has rolled
over in the mud for nothing.
T"Radicals want riots in Southern States to
live on" says . rebel paper. If 90, Andrew
johnson an'l his friends are just stupid enough
to furnish an ample supply. "Thc DEVILS fool
says the proverb. Certain people used 70 think
it very fne to sneer about "bleeding Kansas
few years ago, bu. they stopped that after the
! sleetions.-Demoersf. '}iaL,i4s sdNS
u This is the way candidates for ofscs IN
Richmond, Virginia, announce themselves -
"JDdge CrsD, it % said, gave three thousand
dollars to the Confederacy. Mr.. Gilmer gave
four years of his life and risked the whole.
Who gave most Let the soldiers answer at
the POLLS" How do you admire this beautiful
example of reconstruction
T Senators Morgan and Harris, of Nov
York, have been delegated BY Governor Fenton
to represent that State in the Philadelphia Con-
reution Of Southern Unionists. instructinx them
to extend to the Union men Of abe Soxth the
sympathy of the Empire State. ce-'.-sse,s
u Miss Alice Cary, writes to deny a report,
extensively copied in the West, that she is the
wife of a certain citizen in Michigan, and says
she never was in Michigan, and never even
heard the name Of the gentleman mentioned.
U Hon. John Wentworth in speech deliv.
cred at Chicago. on last Saturday evening,
stated that he never intended to draw cent Of
the extra pay voted by members of Congress to
themselves. Mr.. WsntNorth did not vote for
the bill to increase his pay.
| ~ Since Andrew Johnson has set himsels
up for Moses" John Morrissey proposes to run
for Congress that he can play Faro with him.
T A special dispatch from Philadelphia in..
forms us that Nick Smith and Henry Clay Dean
slept together during their stay in that city, and
that the commingling Of the ambrosial and bas-
er odors was complete.
! u Gov. Norton says the Philadelphia Con-
vention il direct confession that the Demo-
cratic party, indcllibly stained with treason as
it is, is u name too grievous to be borne.
! U A boy. fourteen years old, ate forty one
green pears, and then feasted on green apples
and raw turnips, in Fall Haven, Conn.,, the other
day, and then died of cholera.
II Mr.. Dool;ttle has dug his own political
grave, and his Madison speech may be consid-
cred his tombstone. On it should be placed
the familiar Latin sentence-Hie jacef-"Hear
lies''
u A distinguished General writes from New
Orleans that the badly reconstructed rebels
who murdered Union men, and pretend to be
the Presidents friends. "are in fact his w1rst
enemies" This is mistlke. The ,rorsr
enemy of the President is q man named A..
johnson.
Il u Philadelphia firm dunned debtor at
the South, named D. R. Phifer, of Concord, N.
c., for debt Of indefinite duration. Mr.. Re-
constructed, chivalrous Phifer. replies that he
crushers," !" who gave of their means to help the
Government in time of war. A man so perfect
: ly reconstructed ought to be appointed Phifer.
general for "my policy" in some county or dis
triet. He is bright and shining light of John
sonism.
P A coin Of 9, 200 years old is exhibited i'm
Charleston, South Carolina. II is almost as,
great curiosity as a silver quarter.
" Horace Greeley has realized the hope Off
his life, and is "gons fishing" He expects,
to spend two weeks at the business.
u Kansas will ship to the Eastern markets
this season a million dollars worth of cattle.
A large number of Texas cattle are now de-
tanned on the southern border Of the State on
account of the Texas cattle fever.
IL DIR. John Brown. an English author, thus
dedicates his Second Series Of Spare Hours:
"To the Memory Of Abraham Lincoln, who
through faith subdued kisgdoms, and wrought
Righteousness"
u Recently q party of four young men
from Monticello, Lewis county, started on Q
hunting expedition some miles off, and coon
succeeded in capturing fat deer. Stopping At
farm house during the day, they procured
some paper for wadding. lad seeing them
dividing the paper. conceived the idea tha. they
had robbed the farmer and we're dividing his
money. He accordingly gave the alarm, and
the whole neighborhood was soon aroused and
on the hunters trail. Fortunately, one of the
pursuers came up with them in such way that
an explanation dispelled the existence Of the
robbery, and hearty laugh took the place Of
an anticipated shooting and bIoodshed. s.. 81:
p They have laid mating outside the door
Of JET Davis cell SO that he may not be irriia-
ted and kept awake by the "tramp, tramp" Of
Union sentinel. Was there any mating at
Andersonvile And can't they give JET. a
pair Of green goggles. so that The .ed,. white
and blue Of the Union flag may rot offend his
poor, dear eye-sight7 "i
! u The Richmond Examiner, in comment.
ing upon the Kisses and grosns given by the 70.
constructed rebels Of Kentucky for Grant and,
Sherma,, says: a.Es ri ~
| mot only in Kentucky, but tlrouehous the.
Union and the world. Grant and Sherman will
decline in estimation, while President Johnson
and General Lee will be recognized in all their
purity, goodness and greatness" . s7srE-