White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-30
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II The irevsrent negro minssres OF New
York are burlesquisg Dickens.
1.-THE Bos,o. Post thinks that Thomas Is
Secretary of War ID iaferi. and Stanton I'd
i1fs&sm.
r uecssis pays . tax on bvt oae gold
watch, and that belongs to seolored sm.
r rD'Acy MeGee's bria weighed only
half an ounce less than Culves's, the largest
ON record.
u Davy croekest's farm Of 800 acres. In
Gibson County. Tennes.e. Is for sale.
r Bonner says that he never asked man
or a woman to write for the Lsger who didn't
ultimately do it.
" Sergeant" Bates has wrung out OF A..
J. $50 in cash and some "truck, )" - . reward
70, his achievements in the South.
u A travelling quaek doctor paid $llss in
advertising during two months stay in Des'
MONIES. and made $4,000 clear profit.
q The Mobile Tribune prays to be deliver
ed from "shoe peg eivilis,tion." No one will
object to the editor going barefooted.
" Tupper wrote seven stiltcd stansas on
the bones Of some assumed martyrs recently
ding up at SmIsh6sld.- Subsequent investiga-
tion disclosed the rsmslaa 70 be those Of pig.
q It is said that the President 10 losing
nesh. Well. he ought to; he is being tried
out-Defyoif Pssf
U The "indecency of party organs" is dis
cussed BY the New York Herald. 1t is sub.
ject upon which the Herald must be quite at
home.
p Why is President johnson Ike tree I
Because he leaves mex month.-Psoris TSsss-
eYipf.
T vallandighan thinks the 'Democracy''
is perishing from "hesitaney."
q One Of our exchanges calls the partial
reputation party "SwindIetou 4 Co..
&c Goltis the plague ofgreat men. Should
it get hold of johnson. we trust It will attack
his v-ioe.-Chieago Post.
p The New York Sun. independent. says
Of the Democrats of this State, "the chances
to-day are that they will be BEATEN
IL An anxious inquirer wants to know what
Johnson will do when the whiskey measures
of Congress are presented to him. Why,
empty them, Of Course Chicago Pest.
u johnson owes his ruin to a mixture oi
those strong and weak decoctioHs- whisky and
T. weed.-Clieago Post.
4 y The baptismal name of the Queen OF
England was Alex ,ndrina Victoria. On her
accession, she commanded that she should be
proclaimed as Victoria only.
u Mr.. Washburne, of Illinois, proposes, al
soon as impeachment is over. to introduce Q
bill for the establishment of the postal tele
graphic system which has been talked Of.
u The Springfield (Msss.) Republican say.
the way the soldiers divide between the par
ties in New Hampshire win serve to point g
moral. Every volunteer is Republican, and
nearly every conscript Democrat.
u Greeley Is in favor Of having Nye, oI
Nevada, appointed Secretary of the Treasury
assigning as his reason. that "Nye can borrow
more money. and pay b,ck less, than any man
in the United States"
u During the Eve years the Republican.
Of Indiana have been IN power. they have re-
duced the State debt more than ne-half, be
sides paying all the war expenses of the State
II The Mississippi State Journal says:
Whenever rebels agree to live in peace with
the Union men who served the government, or.
der will be restored to the South; but until
this consent on the part Of traitors is yielded,
there viii be trouble"
G' It is reported in White House circle,
that the President, seeing his case is hopeless,
will soon publish many private letters address
ed to him in 1865 BY leading public men now
opposing him. Rich developments are ex
pected.
r The Troy Times, alluding to the state.
ment tina. this is the year for the return Of the
seventeen year lousts, says: $50 is every year.
as for that matter. The fact seems to be that
there are seven es1 kind, of Ioca-s., and they
come round in turns"
u Wilmington. Del, Il to have another
copperhead newspaper. Wilmington Is the
metropolis Of the STATE, where negroes are
still whipped in public. and white women still
wear the .cold's yoke. or are compelled to sit
in the stocks.
II The Ne~ York Mail says: "a good
story is told Of Mr.. Stanherry, to the effect that
note addressed to his son, requesting him to
join party to learn 'the German fell by mis-
take into the hands Of the elder Mr.. Stanb.ry,
who answered very politely, with an exp.ession
Of regret, that his professional engagements
would prevent his attempting. just nov, the ac-
quirement of .es language"
" Senator Upton. Of Nebraska, was q
Consregationallst minister and teacher of elo.
cutien in that Territory. and entered the army
a. Chaplain to the regiment. raised By his
present colleague. General Thayer. He is
about fifty years old. SIX feet tall, has long
brown hair combed back over his head, fov
forehead, q sharp nose, and . mouth ike
bulldog. HE elocution is excited and eper
get'c. In . speech last year ON the Indian
question, he proposed 70 offer premium for
scalps ~ means Of putting down the savaxes.
i u The Fremont Towa) Times ssys sbs
grasshoppeu have hatehed ont thicker than
ever. The ground frozs solid last winter. With
no Snow. but they hssched. The prairies wer.
burned over. but they warmed themseives bv
the hre, and came cot healthy. Il rsined. ana