White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03
dbinpampjias.

a'm % tue argument Of despo., and ,,.
ssnts. one that entails an existing iD,,;,,,;:
IN iss present form whether il be ,;.h,
wrong" OF
p A writer in inc New York News ,ur,.,,,
that the President might dispose Of c..
By arresting the members and h.nsip, ,s.~
He Is inplored to use the sword. aron.
writer in the Philadelphia Age tbint. w.
johnson should use the bayonet with co0r,...
after the manner of Cromwell.
u Gen. Grant has already empha,ic,u, 4.
elarsd IN favor Of Gen. Gesry as Gov.,,., :,
Pennsylvania, and will throw all hi, insu.,..
for him. Gen. Logan, Of Illinois, and Gsr.,.,
Burnside have expressed their willingness, n
take the stu=p and do battle beneath the h,,
neY of the capturer of Savannah, and their cam,
panion in arms. General Geary. Major G.n.,,,
Hancock, one Of Pennsylvania mos, b,;Il;,r,
heroes, with Sen. Meade. the hero of a,,,r,
burg, who may be classed among the bes, ,ol.
diers OF the world, are ready for his warm ann.
port. 0
p Beverly Tucker has published a lras,
approving the Presidents policy. No douh,r
Wilkes Booth had been allowed to live. bs
would have done the same thing.
u The military post known q, Cot,opvood
on Platte River, Nebraska Territory, be,r,sn
Fort Kearney and Julesburg, has been desisn,.
ted as Fort Mcpherson, in memory of Gen.ra,
Gr Mr.. A. ]. Willard. Of Vermont, one Of
the vice-Presidents Of Montgomery Blar's
National johnson Club. has declined the honor.
He is Radical Republican. and doesn't wan,
to affiliate with Copperheads or support And,
Johnson. 1t will be dikicult to find decen,
vermonter who is of any other way Of think
ing.
u Forty Irishmen employed BY the Cam.
bridge (Massschusetts) horse railroad, refused
to work on Monday, because tso negroes had
been employed in the stables. The conse.
quence was that in Q very short time forty
colored men took the places Of the forty stri.
hers. -..
T Vallandigham, the impudens scoundrel,
said, in a late speech at Dayton, Ohio, "he had
slight suspicion that just now political draft
on lhe White House, bearing his (y,llandig-
sam's) name, world be as readily honored a.
one bearing the name of Stevens, Sumner or
Schenck."
" Two white men and dozen negroes have
lately Been publicly fogged in Fayetteville,
North Carolina, the local courts ordering the
punishment, and the United States military
commander declining to interfere because the
penalty was sanctioned BY the statutes.
u A white stele chicken. and black
hog, in Goldsboro, North CAyoIina, recently.
They were each tied to the whipping post and
subjected to forty lashes each, save one, on tn.
bare back.
FA negro in Petersburg, Va, pasted
cypher after the figure 9 on two dollar green.
back, and passed it on a Sussex County white
man for $N note.
" A census of indianapolis is just being
completed. The population is about 40 900.
p The Ways and Means Committee have
decided to report in favor of the repeal of the
revenue tax on printing materials. such as paper,
ink and type, together with the materials which
enter into their composition.
T Mr.. Robert Mayo's estate, known as Pow.
hatan, on James River, near Richmond, and
where. according to dubious tradition, John
Smiths life was saved BY the fair Pocahon.as,
p said to have been sold to Col North Of Has
sachusetts, for $4,000.
T John Mitchell has 60. ss7 900 ofthe Fe.
nian money with him in Paris, where be is the
ambassador Of the fraternity.
IL The 29th June, 1867, will be the eigh-
tecn-hundredth anniversary ofst. Peters death.
On that occasion the Pope is to eonvoke afl the
bishops of Christcndom to Rome, where
grand jubilee will be celebrated.
p 1t is the opinio. of prominent Congress
men that the present session Of C 'ngress will
be closed early in June. Apart from the sub.
ject Of reconstruction, all other business can b
closed in few weeks.
e The indianapolis Journal Of Tuesday
says: I'VE learn that advices from New York
state that the health of Gov. Morton does not
improve as rapidly as his attending physicians
wish. He is not SO well as he was last week.
and is not expected to return bere for couple
of weeks"
TA negro makes the singular proposition
in . Pennsylvania paper that he will raise
$50. 900 among colored men for the Fenian
cause, provided the Fepians will do all in their
power to dispel the Irish prejudice against the
blacks and 60 in for their right to vote.
u Some of the ignorant reconstructed In
North Carolina are rejoicing over the demise
of the late Senator Foot, Of Vermont, believing
him to be the irrepressible Henry g., Of Ten
neseee, who "desertsd the Confedsrscy in ito
hour Of need" sa
p The Nation thinks that the number OF
Generals who are becoming Governors Of Loyal
States ought to cause little reflection in those
who recommended the President to stiepps
cour p'ErAr. =.
p Hon. Robert Dale Oven thinks that Win
in six weeks the whole question Of recon's'u''
ton Win be settled, and smity restored between
the President and Congress. He speaks Of
plan BY which (shrough United States con.
stitutiobaf Amendment) the States sea'o
agree to extend universal susfses I"
Ill men in the country, and who are asi'sn'
hereof. on she 4.h day Of July. 1876, upon 'n'
centennial anniversary Of our 1ndepsndsn''