White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31
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p A hearse which has apartments for ,h.
priest. mournes and corpse. has just appsard
in France.
u Selling her old clothes, is . novel way Of
Mrs Lincoln to seek redress from the Republi.
can parsy-Lssissips D~serss.
u Bhckvood says Gsoys w. Cutters
"song Of Steam" is ths"bsst lyric Of the eoun-
try"
O Mint julep goes By the name Of f"spotted
silk" with the fair tipplers shon scandal says
take drop at the dress.mAker's. Whisky
s<aisht is "ginsham aounced."
U Horace Greeley recently used the words
aJupi.er Pluvius" in an editorial article, snd
they appeared the next morning in print -
Inspector Phineas."
u The story about Mrs. Lincoln's enticing
Lady Lyons maid into her own service is rem
dered somewhat doubtful BY the fact that Lord
Lyons was never married.
u There is very intellig gen. hen at Wheel.
ing. vigima. which belongs to the wife Of An
express agent. The eggs laid BY this hen are
marked with raised letters &c. o. D."
" The platform Of an Independent eaadi-
date for the Wisconsin Assembly, ~ snuouead
BY him. is "The Union. Wonens Rights, and
the Repeal Of the Dog Law"
" Tee Double You says Aisch Gee b co.,
sistent in religion and politics, advocating uni
versal amnesty here in the Tribune. and uri-
versal amnesty hereafter in the Ledger.
Thad. Stevens says in = recent letter: Six
as l am, l take this occasion to thank God for
our late defeat. The Republicans have been
acting cowardIy part, and have met cow
ards fate.
" Il is suggested that Horace Creeleys
photographed article Of his Universalist
faith be published as tract by the Northwest
ern Conference. We presume NJ. Bonner
would give permission.-Stsr in the West
u There's our grand mother, says cotem-
porary, striking instance Why woman should
vote. She's paid taxes on dog for the last
ten years, and nov declares she won't stand Il
any longer-she1I II ef her vote or Kill the dog
D- Wendell Phillips says that between the
Conservative and Radical sections Of the Re-
publican party. Chief Justice Chase, ~ . Pres
i'icniial Candidate, must 20 to the wall, and
,ha, he can command no political support out
side of the National Banks.
III Philadeiphia teacher makes the read.
ing Of q daily newspaper one of the exercises
Of his scholars.
IL The f,mous gun-"the Swamp Ang:p
which va, used in the siege Of Charleston. 10
now lying at Trenton, N. J., machine shop,
awaiting its turn to be broken up and fashioned
into more peaceful and useful implements. A
large number of people daily visit Ihe factory
to see this historic cannon.
IL In the speech of the Governor elect, Cen
eral Hayes, at Prevent, Ohio, the other. day.
he said General Grant was already nominated
for the next Republican candidate for the Pres
ideIcy.
u The Lapor.e (Tnd.) Union and Herald
boists the name Of Schuyler Colfax for Presi-
dent, subject TO tho deeisios Of the Republican
national conventions.
T"The Women Of Kapsas," in their a.
dress demanding the right Of suffrage, cIoss
with the following assault on their "erring sis
tiers" of the East:
! "whatever, then. may be the opinion Of fair
ladies who dwell in ceiled houses in our older
Eastern States and cities. ~ho. like the liliss
neither toll nor spin. whc.e fair hands would
gather close their siiken apparel At the thought
of touching the homclier garments Of many
heroine Of Kansas-xhatevsS they may say in
reference to this question, We tire women Of the
Spartan State. declare. We want 70 rote.'
p The Jonesville Courier contains the fol-
loving cit is said. and we consider the sq-
thority good. that Ben. Wade has no idea Of
retiring from public life. His friends will pre-
sent him as a candidate for the lower House.
Should this be determined upon, the Democra-
cy will not have accomplished what they 20
ardently desired. viz, the silencing Of Wade.
He will continue to be particularly irritating
thorn in the side of their party
II The National InteIligeneer. the Psesi.
dents personal organ. speaking Of the recent
effort on the part OF Western Denocsass 70 pay
of tho debt In greenbacks. says: "Dcmagosses
have combined 70 influence the public mind IN
favor Of o further expansion Of the irredeena.
BILE paper currency. which would Inevitably bs
followed by collapse Of . most distressing
character"
II The Cincinnati Commercial says: "In
addition to her begging operations, Mrs Lin
coin is understood to be writing great many
indiscreet, i'll tempered letters, some Of which
will find their way into the prinis. The spec
'acle she presents e1cites pity and diseast:
Has she no friend Who can open her eyes u
the true state Of public sentiment, and carry
her from field where she Is target fer the
bluntest criticisms field where she invites
contempt and ineurs insult r.
" In regard to the town Of jackson, Ohio,
shers all The vossn, l09 10 namhss, voted de
Democrssic eekes. the New Yosk CenmeseiaI
rsuarks, ave had occasion TO travel shssseh
that portion Of Ohio . few years sines. vbssa
eolporteur informed es. - the result Of bic os.
servstiops and inquiries. that but oos IN tAisty
Of the people could reed. While on On avsrses
only one In hfsy-ave pessessd Babss."
q The fses that Mr. Jehasen rsfssss 70
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