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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21

kkFEhEScEsi MARSHALL, rkxAs
Maj Z. A. Blanche; DR.. j r. With.
erspoon, DR.. Samson Eassn.
nov9-ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21

BY 7. c. DsLEON, Esq, Ia
Of the q Cesmopoli,e.n
A. J. REQUIEk, Esq. one Of
distinguished Of Southern poet
eneagemcnAto contribute regular
columns
JOHN X. THOMPSON, !
editor Of the Soothern Literary
ger alike brilliant in prosc AID
on our lit
WIN. EVELYN. Esq, lat,
The" Cresceut Moothly,' is si
New Orleans correspondent, ~
triba'or in other Departments
During the year We stall =
scSIes OF sketches.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15
The Ticket.

Our State. District and County tickets
are now foil. and Republicans should 60
to work to elect them.
The Convention at Hisws,ba. on Mon.
day, nominated Nathan Price. Of this
County, for District Judge. From some
cause. there speared TO be considerable
opposition to Judge Graham, from bis
own County. and Capt. Price was nomi,
mated on the fret ballot. An objection
has been raised to him, that be has but
recently commenced the practice Of law.
and lacks the requisite experience for the
position. We believe some Of the best
lawyers in the District were Delegates in
the Convention. AMI voted for him.
Members Of the bar should know who
is or is not qualified for the Judgeship.
and We are in favor Of standing up to the
decision Of the Convention.
The County ticket nominated ct Troy.
on Saturday. is composed Of present in
cumbents Of the different offices, except
the candidates for State Senators. Mr..
Jenkins has had good deal Of Legisla'
tive experience. and no better man for
Senator could be found 10 the County.
Mr.. Snallwood has served one term in
the Legislature. and made good work
ing member. Frank Brown, for District
Clerk. John G. Gordon. for Probate
Judge, X. X. Stout. for County A,tor.
nsy. and D. w. Brown. for superintend-
ent Public Instruction, now occupy those
Offices. and have given satisfaction. =
The Representative Convention at Iowa
Point. on Tuesday, selected DR.. j. S.
Martin. of Highland. as the candidate for
Representative. He is good man. quail
i6ed for the place. and we would like to
see White Cloud give him Q rousing ma
jority, and thus show that our people are
iu earnest in desiring that petty local jeal'
ousies shonld cease. in spite Of those who
ere using every effort to keep them up.
Let us go to work with . will. and
elect the whole ticket BY regular ava
lspche of a majority.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15

~ Gen. Sheridan sent an encourag'
ing dispatch to the meeting Of Soldier'
and Sailors at Philsdelphis, wherest ths
Leavenwo orth Commercial is exceedingly
wrotb, and grumbles out that it is time
men Who were living on salaries for which
Dem ocrsts as well ss Republicans srs
taxed. ceased meddling 10 politics. and
attended to their legitimate duties. Who
srs tafed to pay Gen. Hsncock's salary,
Who wss recently bumming for the Demo.
cratic nomination for President! Who
pays Frank Blair's salary as Rsilroad In
spector, while he is running about thu
country making disgracefdl exhibitions
Of himself? Who pays the sslary Of q
score or two of other pimps who hold
commissions under the Government, and
spend their time doing dirty Democratic
work?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15
Correspondence.
fEor the Chiefl
WHrrr CLoUD, KANSAS, Oct. II, 1865

WHITE CLogD, KANSAS, Oct. II, 1868.
Eplros CHlrr:-Dear Sn:-I write to in
form "sae" A. B. Leonard that my health 10
excellent, and hope these few lines may end
him enjoying" better healih- than when be
wrote his last. I~as made very sorry, when
informed that be was "bedfast." Ny sorrow
was greatly appeased. however. when fouad
it was in my power 70 restore him to health
and happiness. This feel it not only duty,
bu. pleasure, to do. He aays: 81 bold nv
self bound to meet Mr.. H., when he complies
with the terms set forth in my former letter
until that time, he may regard me ss-bed.
fast" Again, be says: "Bssides. l claim that
my proportions present the real points 1t is
sue." That satisfies me; the "sesl peints s'
Issue" are the ones desire to debate. vii
therefore accept the propositions. as stated BY
" this A. B. Leonard, in his letter Of Augus
9th, and will name as my umpire, N. s
Mauck, Esq, with whom any arrangement
made a. to time of holding debate, will b.
sat atisiactory. You're, truly,
GONE" J. E. HUTTON.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15
E There seems to be foundation f

x There seems to be foundation for
the report that q movement is. on foot
among the Democratic managers to with
draw Ssy ymour and Blair from the track.
and put olhr r.eI ~ their places. The
Adams fSHaily. of Massachusetts. are
strongly taltk Jed Of; but they are about ss
we'll played iout IS the Blair family. II
they we're Cot. they wonld hardly fancy
coming N Nshs last Aonr. and shoulder
dering q certain defeat. The Democracy
had better go ON with their dying. and
not kick the sheets to pieces. They may
as we'll 90 under with their present load.
as to throw it overheard and take on q
couple more Jonahs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15

E Sam. Wood has cesa amusing
himself BY addressing set Of inquiries to
oil the candidates for State Off ,es. rela
tive to their views on Women Suffrage
The only answer that be hes received.
thus far. that ire hsJs seen. il froh Max
well McCsslia. who is going through ,hs
motions Of runuias for Lieussusnt-G Gov.
ernor % the Democratic ticket. Being
hard up Tor votes. and i'd In ssfitine that here
10 chance for some. be replies that b
bis . decided leaning .o~srd that grea'
reform. Maxwell is fishing 10 wster'
whsre he will get precinus few nibbles.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15

~ Gen. Hancock is now confined Of
the house OF his tbother.in. law. Mrs. Rus
sell, near Carondslet. Mo. on sccount oI
the re.opening Of the wound he received
at Gettysburg.-Er.
From the way in which Gen. Hancock
has ben shystering with rebels. bsl;ttline
the Union cause. and eating dirt to gain
the appliance Of the enemies of the Union.
it is very evident that be needed some
sharp reminder that be once fought on
the side of the Union. That old wound
is as good thing for the purpose as we
know OF.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15

Huxr Tasx Ouf.-Ths following ssc-
fios fr0A the amended Coustitution O.
Ksusas. shows Who arc debsrred from
voting in the Btats. II will bs teea that
all men who served in ths rsbsl army. OF
aided or ibettsd the rsbels IN asy manner,
are cot out. There are lsrge numbers ol
these classes Who have sneaked into Kan.
sas within the past year. Ferret them
ont. and keep esery '.bugger' Of them
from voting. The records Of oil such ia
this part of The State are being looked
after. and . good many Who ere lsboriue
under the idea tAa. they will vote 10 No
vember. viii slip op" on it when they
hand i'd their ,ickst.:
SEQ. 2. No psrson uodsr guardianship
ndn conspos haehfis. or Insane. no per
son convicted Of lelopy. unless restored
to civil rights. no psrson who bas beer
distonqrahly discharged from the servic'
of the United States. unless reinststsd
DO person guilty Of dsfrsudiug the Unitsd
States. or any Of the States thereof. nj
person guilty Of giving OF receiving bribs
and no person Who has ever voluntarily
borne srms sgsinst the government o
the United Statea. or in any msnner sidst
and sbstted ia The attempted overthrow
of said government. except oil person
who have been hosorsbly diach .rged frou
the military ssrsiss Of the United State
since the iirst dsy Sf April. A. D. 1861
provided that they have served one yea
or more therein. shall be qualified to vot
or hold Office in this Ststs until suc|
disability sbsll be removed BY alsw pass
cd by . vote Of two.thirds Of oil tn
members of both brsnches Of the kegisls
ture.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15

~ We frequently read it 10 Seymour
papers. and hear it from Seymour men.
that they were in favor Of Grant for Pre-
sideut. il be h.d RON Independent Of par
ty; bat since be has accepted the Repub-
lic.u nomination. they cannot support
him. That is. il Grsnt had run without
any psr,y to support him. they would
have favored him /: bot since be runs .
the candidate Of the only party that car
elect him. they are opposed. We guess
il be bad ron in the rebel interest. they
would have made NO objection to BIZ
becoming Q party candidate.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15

SoLD AdAIs!-Ths great Psschsll
House Lottery. in St. Louis. was drawn
on Fridsy. 1t hoppened that the tictets
drawing The three highest prizes were
.moss ,bs oesoh ones. aud sll the valu.
able propessy remsins in the hands Of the
proprietor, while lot Of second hand
trash is distributed TO the gulls who 10
vested their money. When will people
learn to keep their fingers out Of thes'
swindles: Can they not see that the re.
suit is the same. in every one Of them!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15

EcoxoMY Guck.-Mr. Click, the
Democratic candidate for Governor Of
K.usas, is severe on Republican extrsvs-
gaucs. and proioss Of promises what be
will do to save money. shen he Is elected
Governor. 1t 10 Q notorious fact. tbs,
while Click was . member Of the Legis-
ls,ure, he was the bead man in favor o'
every scheme to .enandsr money. He
was 90 ardent .cbsmpion. in the Houss,
Of the 6rst appropriation for the Capitol
building. which sum wss virtually vast
Cd. At the supper given BY the people
Of Topeka in honor Of the success OF th'
appropriation scheme. Click wss the pet
on account Of bis valuable services. H'
made silly little speech on tho occasion
in which be pronounced that appropris
ton grand thing. Once hs went into
Republican Convention. end wss aomi
mated and elected % . Republican. Thi
/
wss Q piece Of strategy to obtain infu
eucs in the party. Once. when sdvocst
ing sxtrsv.gant appropriations. he ssi'
thu, tbs Legislature was largely Republi
can. and that party would be responsible
for all that sas done; therefore be mean
TO work to make the expenses as hsav,
as possible. snd then charge the extravs
gsncc upon the Republican psrty. a
nice man to protect the Interests Of tn
State. trnly! aauandsr the. money 70
which the people are taxed. in order t.
make little political capital against th
opposite party!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15
Central Conpis.ee Mec,ing.

At . meeting Of the Republican County
Central Committee. held at Troy. Ocsobe,
10Th. 1868. for the purpose Of eIecsing Chair.
man and Secretary for the ensuing year, Benz
Harding vas eaved 70 the Chair, and Cyru.
LELAND. Jr.. vas chosen Secretary.
On motion, A. Bennett was elected Chair.
man, BY acclamatien.
On motion. Cyrus Lelsnd, u. Vas sleeed
Secretary. BY aeclsnation.
She Committee then sdjoained.
BENZ. HARDING. Chairmap.
Cyngs LELssp. Ja.. Secretary.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15

~ "Whers. o.. where. sre the He.
brew children? With Seymour and
Blair."- WyandoHe Democrat.
There were three Hebrew children.
named Sh.drach, Msshseh. and Absd-
nego, who were once cast into fiery fnr-
nsee. A good many people 10 6ery
furusce. Hebrews snd others. will one dsy
be With Seymour and Blair, If they wait
patiently.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15

RrrupLlcAs MEETING AT HIGHLAND
The Republicans Of Highland will hold
grand Rally on Thursday. the 22d. We
hope as many of our Republicans ss pos
sible viii attend. and assist in msking
the meeting q success. They have bar
der 6ght on their hands down there than
we have here. and we should give them
our assistance. Turn ont, all who can.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15
E While the Female Suffrage ms

r While the Female Suffrage man
ayers are eniditAvoring to organize oppo'
sition in the Republican party to Esk'
ridge, because Of his opposition to thu
suffrage doctrine last fall. perhaps they
do not consider that the opponents o
suffrsgs have ss good reason to oppos;
Harvey. Moonlight. Grahsm and McVi
car, who were earnest Suffrage men. i
is . game that will work both ways; aut
O. the antis carried the State, the gam
would work the greatest harm to the fs
male suffrage men.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15

P.-Porter. Poppleton & Co. Of Ne
brasks. backed by Pap Prices Pswpaw
Pukes. have gone to pot. The people Of
Nebraska have made rebel P. 8y in every
direction.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15
Reported Conspiracy to Assassinate
General Grant.

Reported Conspiracy to Assassinate
General Grant.
WAsmNaroS. September %
Some stir Was occssione1 today by
report that . plan wss being formed to
assassinste Grfnt. in Case he Is elected
President. The story comes irodn a col
orea woman. who says she overheard
certain parties planning 8 plot to 20 to
the theatre. after which they proposed to
set fire to the hocse IN several places. sud
in the CONFUSION soms, Of them were to
ssssssiu.ts Grant. This may be an idle
tsIs With Dotbisg 10 il; bat the discharge
Of John Sdrrstt recently hes enboldeaed
the rebel element to sueh . degree thst
fhsy sfs really espsb's Of attempting
ssything. no matter bow desperate.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15

CauxBLlxe.-Loukout Mouttsin ard
the Democratic party are crumbling to
pieces. The Dsmocsatic party has it the
worst. Even in New York City. their
immense majority will bs frightihlly cu'
down. An organisation mas just been
formed. consisting ofpromineut Democrat
ic Lawyers. Merchants. ship-builders'
and Rsilroad men. who bave resolved to
labor for Grsut and Colfax. Tbs is q
bad old break into the ranks. A new
Grant Club has been formed composed o
veteran soldiers and sailors, most Of whom
have heretofore been Democrats. Boeu.
naturaliz.tions can hardly make mp fol
all these losses.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15

Is IT A 'CHRIsTIAx IxsrrrurfoST-
My wifs says that the enterprise Of MAX
ing and selling yoar mschiues 10 not only
utilitsriau and humsuitarian 10 its indu-
ence upon society. bat that ii ia absolute
ly Christisn Institu7fon; and thst she
never could have foosd time to read. med
itats. or pray. - . Christiso .honld do.
without is.-LeAttr of tie Rev. J. n
White. Mount Pleasant, lo,sa. to the
H2eor ssd 6s55s s. IL Co.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15
~ The Copperheads of Marshal

r. The Copperhssds of Marshall
County have nominated their ticket. on
which we end the name of j. d. Brum-
b.ugh for County Attorney. Four years
ago. the L.ne party nominated this Brum.
bsugb for Attorney General Of the State,
and elected him over Judge Griswold;
and they branded those Republicans q
boilers and Coppsrbesds. who refused ia
vote for him. Griswold is stumpiDs the
State for Grant and Colfsx.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15

INDIAN WAR.-The Indian troubles in
The western part of this State have ss-
snmed the shape Of regular wst. Gov,
Crawford has issued . call for . regiment
Of cavalry. TO serve six moS.hs. and re-
cruiting has slresdy commenced. We
understand that Cspt Samuel Flickinger'
of Doniphah. will be authorized to re-
cruit In this County.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15

~ A Chase Comfy correspondent
Of the Leavenworth Commercial. who
ssys that If Republicans would endesvor
to become enlightened. they would turn
Dem ocratic. informs the public that Tom
Crawford is Cover nor OF Kansas. Enough
Of .uch enlightened cattle ss he. and the
State would 10 Democratic. certain ssd
sure,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15
~ II Troy and Wsthsus casno

~ II Troy and Wsthsus cannot
harmoniss their difficulties now. they
had better sell ont to somebody who can.
They have the entire Republican County
ticket betwse. them. from Senators down
to Superintendent Of Schools. II they
could furnish Representatives to The dd.
fsrent Districts in the Comfy. tHey would
be thankfully received.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15
Let lis Have Peace

Tuesdsy's election wiped out ths last
grease-spot . IT hope for Seymour snd
BIhr. ssd a. .Bdfa..Klu1 hosts. The bur-
densons do,i9 i9de,writer.., ,.sa;s.ntiai Office
will never D. Louisville Mills, T-sd. Blair
will aevs. As. Hilton, Esi4s&Fs ssi4&s Of Coosreas
uuconstituiionsl, and lead the United
States Army in dispensing Congress and
overthrowing Stats Governments.
PENNSYLVANIA
Has gone Rspublicss by $4,000 to ls. 900
msiority. John Covode is reelected to
Congress. The Democrats gain one or
two Congressman in Philadelphia. where
there were wholesale frauds and much RI
otipg on election day. Those districts
will be contested. The Legislature is
largely Republican. which secures Unit
ed States Senator in place of Buckalew.
OHIO
Gives about 90. 600 Republican majority
Sam Cary is "scooped" in Cincinnati.
bot Ben. Egglsston is beaten BY Gen.
Strsder, . Democrat. Ashley is also dc.
fested. Schenck beats Vsllsndigbam
badly. In Ohio the Demo ocrats gain three
Congressman. and lose one, leaving them
. gain Of two.
INDIANA
Runs close. There were immense Dem
ocrstic gains in the southern part Of ths
State, bordering on Kentucky. and the
Democrats thought for . while that they
had carried the State. But the Rspubli
can State ticket has 8. 900 or 1000 ma
|jority. Eight Republican aad two Dem
ocrstis Congressman are elected. with ont
District in doubt, which will probably e.
Democratic. If so, the Congressious
delegation will stand as at present
Dan. VOORHEES, is beaten. The Republi'
cans have . majority in both branches
of the Legislature, aud will elect United
States Senator in place of Hendricks
who has just been beaten for Governor.
NEBRASKA
Has swsmped the Democratic party
The Republican majority in the State
will not be far from $500. All tb,
strong Democratic Counties have gone
Republicau-Otoe. Douglas. Sarpy. and
Richardson. Richardson gives about
225 Republican Majority. The Demo
Gratis do not carry County iu Southern
Nebraska. If they have carried any
north of the Platte. it is out on the Rail
road, where hundreds Of bogus votes wert
registered. The Dem ocr ats elect but ont
Senator and four representatives to ths
Legislature.
The result OF the whole is. that the
Democracy gain about two Represents
tives in Congress, and lose two United
States Senators. They made desperate
fight. for their fate 10 November depended
upon these elections. Their hopes ar.
crnshed-Grsnt will receive thousands o.
votes that went for the Democratic State
ticket, and will carry every State in the
North. All who do not want to be
overwhelmed by the popular wave. must
either emigrate to Kentucky or come into
the Ark!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15
IMPORTANT Rum6rl

As we 60 to press. (Fridsy sseaiug.1
report is flying over the wires. That
Seymou aud Blair have resigned their
positions oa the Dem ocratic ticket.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15

g The reason why Kentucky is so
.torongly Democratic is. that the whole
Democratic p.rty E.s beea kept up Sal
River t,ost Of the time during The last
eight Years.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15

~ Gen Ewing is advertised to speak
at various points in Kansas. We don't
believe he will come to time. He has no
taste for meeting . people who hold hith
in such ntier contempt as the people Of
Kansas do.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15

~ A car load Of pork recently OK.
plodsd on the Atlantic and Great West.
sru Railroad. Pork has ''busted" many
. nsr and Why not freight cert
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15

E Horace Greeley has been nomi-
mated for Congress in the 5th New York
District, now represented BY John Nor
rissey. As George Francis Train had
previously been nominated, it would seem
that Morrissey is to have lively fight
for q reelection.