White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-11-21
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live through the winter.
r rhurlDw Weed calls Greeley Aischjes.
This is rank disrespect.
Mrs. Brinekerhoof is said 70 be the best e.
male speaker in Kansas.
~ Pithole City, Penn, once consaining four
teen thousand inhabitants, polled ninety two
votes at the late election.
H Female suffrage is not likely to reach
Salt Lake City. Brigham and his seifs are, ,oP-
posed to the doctrine. -la's
az Horace Greeley says, in his charactcris
.icalIy mild way, that Thurlow Weed "is m
eminent veteran liar" r
: p A SabbAtL-schoOl teacher ais 0sss0ssss
Ga. Offers circus tickets As reward Of merit
IL A Hartford youth recently drew 10000
in gold from Havara lottery.
p B,ys Of M,chias. Me, fIl old rum bar
rels with water, seal them up. and sell them on
the sly for pure red eye.
p The Detroit Pos. s,ys "a newspaper
published in Kansas, is happy because Train
has spoken Of it as "hve journsl."
p"whenever they call m, R .dical. a
swer that would rather be called q Radical
than a arebel."-Sehuyler Collar.
az Mortimer Thompson (Doesticks) is study
ing medicine. or course he'll be Thompson
ian doctor.
p Somebody called J ,hn Tyler (son of old
john, frs; class trri,or. That's ranking him
too high.
u Partisan hs, wagered $40 600 that
Grant will be Emperor of the United States in
FIVE years. Napoleon will be a galley slave
first.
IT The Nashville (Tenn.) Gazette nomi-
mates Pendieton. Of Ohio, for President, and
John Quincy Adams, of Massachusetts,, for
Vice President.
r Wendell! Phillips pithily observes: "The
Republican party have abolished the slave; the
difficulty i, they have Vt abol he'd the m ,ster.
B' Speaker Colctx " i'll keep house opposite
Secretary Seward in Washington this winter,
and he'll keep opposite Secretary Seward in
many other things.
II Henry Braxton Niche, of Virginia, says:
al had rather be wrong with Bolts thai be right
with other men," and all right thinking men
prefer that no should.
u In the printed instructions Of the Over
land Express Company to their agen .. occurs
the following passage Wherever you see
the Indian shoot him."
Ut The Mobile Tribune has at the head of
its editorial columns as "whitc mans ticket"
the names Of Franklin Pierce and George II
Pen1et n for President and Vice President in
1868.
u The residence Of Mjor General Anthony
Wayne is now occupied by his grandson. II
is at Ploli, on the Pennsylvania railroad, and
is kept much in the same condition as when
owned BY the revolutionary hero. sr.r.
p A Democratic paper having asserted that
"Gen. Sherman is the coming man." the La
Grange (Ga.) Reporter replies I'VE shall be
sorry If he Comes this way again; we don't
want to see him."
" Bob. Lincoln was once wild. Hs ran
away with a circu., and A. l. discovered him
in destitute circumstances, took him home
again and castigated him.
IL The Harrisburg Pal Telegraph says e1.
President James Buchanan, through Jerry
Black. is to be President Johnson's consulting
counsel in the impeachment trial.
p The Washington Chronicle mentions. as
a fact of interest in connection with the coun.
terfeitng of the sevsn-t thirty bonds, that Presi-
dent johnson. last year, pardoned over one
hundred convicted counterfeiters.
D Horace Greeley says Democrat IL one
who denies the authority of the majority OF the
people of State to make the laws which shall
govern it, and who eItenuates an attempted
revolution Of government by the minority.
p The Chicago Time, makes the following
Wherever the negro has been
.ested as a slave, as q freedman. as citizen,
Is an employe. as a soldier, as voter. he has !
not failed 70 come up to the fullest require |
nents of those various Positions"
u Semmes, who has failed in several kinds
VI business, has act up as lecturer. His sub
ect is 1.-THE Winds, whence come they and
vhither go they-being a discussion of asmos-
'heric phenomena" HIS next lecture will be
.ntitled "The Waves, whom float they and
What sink they-being personal reminiscence.'
IL Anna Dickinson, while on board the
chool-ship in Boston harbor, on Sunday, after
writing her own n,me in the visitors autograph
'ook, turned to the signature of Presiden
Johnson and deliberately erased it. Captain
Mathews. on returning on board, and learning
he fact, added opposite to the erased Johnson's
,ame, that it had been done BY Anna Dickin-
Ion.N
II As illustrative of George Francis Trains
intense patriotism, it is stated that, on one oc-
aston. he sent his wife on a ninety DAYS voy-
'ge, from Australia to New York, that their
oming child might be born on American soil,
md would become possible future President,
4 the United States. The journey was most
one. and the lady came very near
'eing shipwrecked, but at last reached this
ountry in safety. The child was born, and
was . girl.
u George Francis Train stated in his
.aing's Hall speech that he married In vir-
inia." The Alton (Ill.) Telegraph rays:
The wife Of George Francis Train &. the
aushter Of G. T NJ. Davis. Esq. Her father
as for many years re.ident of Alton, and at :
ne time one Of the conductors of the Telegram .