White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-04
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u Molly Molssses. . sweet squ.w of l03
summers, Is in camp with her tribe in Northern
Maine.
p Both parties stand by the President and
the Constitution. The COpperhesds 90 for the
President a he 10, and the Constitution a. IL
pas. Republicans so for the President a. he
,oas, and the Constitution as it ito be.
u The President says the rebels are willing
to return, and asks. "Shall We accept their
offer ?" Here We see the superior m,gnanimity
of ''the ruling classes" They offer 70 come
back without conditions, while the Union
"mud- -sills" insist upon terms. Out upon 'em.
they always were the disunion party.
p 1t 10 understood that some iustisutios-
persuasion Copperhead-intsnded to honor the
President wsth degree, but BroNnlow baked
them BY conferring d. D. on him in advance.
Perhaps H. I. (humble individually might sras-
ify him, as he takes grest pride in his humility.
D The patriot and tribune glorifes himself
for not having made himself . Dictator, when,
as he said, he could have done 90. He might
as well claim as evidence of immaculate hon
ssty that he did not steal when some con6ding
friend gave him an opportunity. Oh, Moses
e Vo1 Andy vsx Del. The voice Of John.
son Is the voice Of God.
u General Custar has been ordered to re-,
port to Lieut.. Gen. Sherman at st. Louis. He
will probably be assigned to Kansas.
u The Masons thought Johnson was not .
fit person to lay the corner stone of the Doug
las M onument, because he had "swung around
the circle so much that be wasn't ION tho
50 ,are.''
U One of our exchanges says, johnson has
never been Ind on the goose since he aban-
doned the tailoring business. in Tennessee.
IL The World and Times of New YorV
since the fall of Henry Ward Bescher, have
commenced publishing his ssrmons as cam
paign documents, while she News is urging his
nomination as a Copperhead candidate for Con-
gress. The pastor Of Plymouth Church evil
deHtlv now has "the World, the Aesh and The
devil" on his side.
B Prominent among the passengers on the
train recently wrecked on the New York Cen
tral Road, was man whose only injury was q
coat badly split in the back and arms He wss
wildly walking the isle of car, exclaimine,
"It will cost this company . pile to settle with
me. tell you. it will cost ten thousand dol
lars to pay me for this hurt.''
1T To meet the requirements of its rapidly
increasing circulation, the Phiadelphia Press
has just ordered one of Hoes eight cylinder
printing machines. at a cost Of so 900.
T Although months have passed since the
Senate confirmed Gen. Dix as Minister to tho
Hague, that gentleman hrs not either accepted
or declined the appointment.
H A Canadian paper accuses its public mon
OF gross drunkenness. and says the Legislative
House, on many occasions, reaemhIss drunk
en- brothel.
u 1t is stated that Fred. Douglass will soon
commence the publication, in Alexandra, Va,
of paper to be devoted to universal suffrage
u The Pennsylvania Copperhead delega-
tion, headed by Cowan, Ancona, and Ex Gov.
Bigler, have completed their arrangements
with President Johnson in regard to the elec.
ton in that State. Every ieAuence in the
Presidents control is to be used to defeat Gea-
ry, ard all the oface-holders in the State who
do not at once give in their adherence to "my
policy" will be kicked out, and Johnson men
appointed in their stead. Cowan l. Co. are
even empowered to deal out the clsrkships in
the departments, and to promise anything and
everything to accomplish their object.
IL The Secretary of the Treasury has re-
ceived a communication from an snony nous
correspondent at Goldsboro, N: c., inclosng
500 in Confederate Treasury notes, which tho
writer says he was by mistake overpaid during
the last year of the rebellion, In some dealings
with rebel quartermaster. Being Q Union
man he did not return the money to the gov
eminent, feeling that he was justiiable under
the circumstances in retaining it. Supposing
the rebel debt might possibly be assumed BY
the United States Government, he inclossd the
same to the Treasury.
GT An IMrosrrIos.-It was discovered few
days ago that man with an empty sleeve, who
has been soliciting charity in Philsdslphis, on
the plea that he had lost his arm in the war,
had the missing arm ingeniously concealed be-
hind his back.
u A tale-bearing clerk in the Interior De-
partment lately came to grief in this wise:
Having inveigled some Of his fellow clerks into
political discussion, and elected from them
some very radical expressions OF opinion, hs
forthwith carried the same, with the names Of
the clerks, to the Secretary. Mr.. Browning.
having heard him out, said: "Sir, you may
consider your desk vacant from the frst of the
month";"
u 1t is announced that Gen. Wool has gone
to Indiana to canvass in the interest Of Andy
Johnson's policy. He win hardly be able 70
"pull the wool" over the eyes Of the Hoosisfs.
70 SOUND DocrnsE--In Q letter, written
recently BY Mayor Chapman, Of Balsiaors, he
says, and every loyal man will approve it:
"Men who have used every effort in their pow.
er. to destroy the best Government % earth,
in my opinion. are not ft, and should not BE- si.
lowed to have any influence in the administra-
tion Of its public affairs.
u After a separation Of nineteen years, the
Grand Odd Fellow Lodges Of Southern and
Northern New York have reunited, and held
their regular annual meeting under the old