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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21
National Republical Ticket.
GRANT AND cOLFAx.

Tbs uomiua,ions made at Chicago to-
day, the names Of the men who are des-
tined to be the next President and Vice.
President of the United States, will bs
found ct the bead Of this column. The
Convention was fully attended. and On.
tbusisstic. and the proceedings hsrmo.
nious.
Grant was nominstsd unaniuously. or
the 6rst ballot. receiving $50 votes.
Colfax WAS nominated on the 5th bal
lot. His competitors were Wsde. Fen
ton, Wilson, Hsmlin. and several OTHERS
Wade received the highest vote on twe
or three ballots, but % other candidates
were withdrswr. Colfsx's strength in
creased. After Wade, Fenton and vii
son were strongest. :.
Grants nomination was long since I
foregons conclusion. Colfax is one o
the best men 10 the Union. and is i'm
nsnssly popular. The ticket is yer,
strong. The objection may be rsiset
that they are both from the West. count
ing Grant as belonging to Illinois bu
this really amounts to nothing. As
"Tbsy grew in beauty side BY side"
SO they will make beautiful race sid
By side. The party has this time ofsrst
no inducement to murder the President.
al will send thee to Jesse the Bethlehem
ite: for have provided me king among hi
sons"
"Behold, I have seen son Of Jesse, 80.
mighty valiant man, and . man of war, ant
prudent in matters, and q comely person, AMI
The Lord il with him."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21

~ The psrsons accused Of the mur
der of Ward. L. Lewis. at Elwood. hsvs
h,d q preliminary examination. ct Troy.
Over sixty Witnesses we're examined.
We can see 10 this uufortuusts affair On.
other heavy bill Of expense to the County
With preliminary examinations. post
ponements Of trial. officers and witness
fees. mileage. an / the m my other accom-
p.niments. the 6sures will count up
heavily-snd perhaps nothing be accom-
plished, after eli.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21
fror tie Chiefly
ReDobl1con Meetin4.

At large netting Of the citisens of White
Cloud, Highland. and adjacent PORTIONS Of Dom
ipAan and Beosn Counties. convened at the
CITY Of White Cloand. on Monday evening,
Nav ls, 1858. Dr. Thos. c. Shrsvs was called
to the Chair, and David Allen appointed sec-
rotary.
Addrespo uees made BY F-N. Keith. Hon.
II. N. Saver, asd Rev. b. P. Robson. afser
which The sbi,osing Resolutions we're uaani-
nopsly adspasd:
'wneasAs. Ths eitisens Of Northern Kan
60. having learned that our senasor, 3. G.
Ross, has cast his vote in favor Of the sequit-
tai of Andrew johnson on the llth article Of
impeaehneat, ssd thereby, % far as was in
bis power said that such was the view Of the
State be represents; Nov, therefore.
Resolved, LIST, That we, Republicans of Kan
sas, earnestly declare that such vote was
against our conviction Of right, and the duty
Of said Senator.
RessiseS, 81. That with the proof Of the
guilt Of Asdreu Johnson 80 strong that all 10y.
al people Of the country, and Statesmen Of 9th
er countries. were convinced of his suilt, it re-
quired no great effort upon the part of said
Ross to carry ois the viii Of the people he rep
resents.
Resolved, %, Tat the course Of Senate,
Ross is, in oar opinion. without excuse, and !,
to %, heresofors bis friends and supporters
huuiliating in the extreme. and compels rs q
solemuly declare an entire loss Of confluence
in him.
Resolved. 4th, That having learned that Mr.
Ross. on the day before said vote was given
had said. in writing. that Andrew johnson VA
guilty, As charged. We can 6nd no excuse fc'
his action, save in q valuable consideration
offered and received and 80 believing. We earn
estly ssk Mr.. Ross to resign the place he mos
holds, snd permit the place to be occupied b!
some man who will express the proper view
Of this people. upon ali questions involving sh'
interests and preservation of the country.
Received. 5.h, That ~e cordially endorse th'
course Of our Senator, Pomeroy, upon this ant
all other questions Of national policy.
On motion. it was ordered that the foregoing
proceedings be published in the White CIou'
Chief and the Missouri Democrat; and tha
copies be forwarded to our Senators and Rep
resentative in Congrs sss.
THOs c. sHREvE, Chairman.
DAVID ALLEN Secretary.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21

@ When E. G.. Ross was chosen
United States Senator. every body said he
was On honest mas. who could be depen-
ded upon to vote right every time.
When Simon Cameron was slsc'ed for
Pennsylvenis. many per.ons said he was
an oM rascal. and would betray the par
~ ct critical time. Give us mors
j." rascsls" in Congress-we have hsd
enough honest men T.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman Who suffered for years from
Nervsss Debility. Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of youthful indiscretion. will, for
The sake Of suffering humanity. send free, 70
all Who need IL, he recipe and directions for
sstiDg the simple remedy BY which be vas
cured. Ssssrefs sishiog 70 pro6s By the ad-
versisers expssisses. e.s do - By addressing,
In perfect eenAdsocs.
JOHN D. OGDEN,
- Cedar strsst. New Ye.k.
nsy lG, G7-ly. ,s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21

~ The Copperheads have had much
to say Of the outrage Of keeping ten STATES
out Of the Union, BY refusing admission
to their Congressmen. Yet when the
bill for the admission Of Arkanass war
before Congress, every Dem ocratic NON
Der voted against It. Honest men. these
Democrats are. If unreconst' ucsed reb
els. instead Of loyal men. were sent up.
it would be sll right with them.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21

-.Will you have Andrew John
ses for Piesidsst oAKins ?" ones in
quired Willian II. Seward. We emp
pose We are 10 have him for King. n.
balance Of biz, term Presidents are pre-
sumed 10 execute The laws made BY tn.
representatives Of the people. Kings sci
themselves up as the law. and strengthen
themselves by conspiriDg with snd brib'
ing men who have power and induence
Guess we'll call him King.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21

LIeHrSIso RoDs.-Ses the advertise
ment Of w ads 4 Morehesd. who are now
engaged 10 furnishing and putting up
lightning rods. The lightning season is
here. and every valuable building should
bc protected. These gentlemen put tp
three different kinds. to snit customers.
and have tho exclusive right of Northern
Kansas for the most superior conductor
now i1 use. Their prices are very rsss
enable. ..szra
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21

- The boring Of the ears" of u Z
King Of Burmah's daughter. is 90 occ Z.
sion of great solemnity. The ceremony.
as described by . recent visitor to that
court. wss magnificent in the extreme.
and cost $500 900 -Ex
That is no circum stance to the amount
paid BY the American people every year.
for having their e'rs bored. During 'he
past fe~ weeks, they have had them
bored TO an amount exceedisg the above
many times over.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21

A WINDFALL.-We are glad to learn
that Senator E. G.. Ross. of the State ol
Perry Fuller. has fallen heir to fortune
Of several hundred Thousand dollars, BY
the will Of an old uncle down in Tennes
see. He proposes donating large pro.
portion OF the amount to the aid Of vari-
ous charitable. religious and industrial
institutions, 70 endesr bis name 10 pos.
teri,y. He will devote $50, 900 to bull
ding . church. to be called the Church
Of the Sscred Swinging Circle. where
prayers arc to be said every night and
morning. for the repose Of the souls Of
dead political traitors and shystsrs
CSC. 1000 to Tom Ewing. for his careful
guardianship Of him. furnishing him
With brains. aud directing him how to
vote: snd $4,000 for building an exteu-
sivs estsbli:bment for the manufacture Of
silk purses out Of sows' ears. The bal.
snce will Be devoted to founding an ssy-
lum for decayed and played out embers
OF the Ross family.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21
FoF the ChieE.)
OLD CHIMES.

Old Grimes 10 dead, that poor old sknk
We ne'er shall zee hia more;
ne used 70 wear an old gray coat,
Like rebel soldiers vors.
BE sometimes changed his ssyIs Of dses,
As other people Dc;
FOR when his tasts Was bluntsd Len,
he wore suit Of blue.
His bowels OF composites, snd
His other kind. we're loese;
he turned bis face 70 Dixis . Land,
And followed or goess.
He never shrank from duty's call,
Except In dangers hour;
His heart vas 6lled With gente gall.
His temper IL vas so.r.
He had broad and LOFTY mind,
Unwarped BY love Of pelf;
When purest worth he strove 70 End,
he sought it 10 himself.
His mighty will BY no desire
For cheap applause was swayed;
he aoundered IN the johnson mirs,
Because he could not Wade.
To geugaws he was not inclined,
Nor any foolish thing;
On jewels never set bis mind,
Except vhisksy ring.
To keep the cause Of freedom whole,
He labored With vim;
He vas his party's very SOUL
Because tuas sold By him.
He saw the country growing worse.
And robbed BY thievish scamps;
He grieved. but opened vide his purse
And gathered in the stamps.
With eloquence hs never sought
The public ear to bore;
Palmed on the world no brilliant thought,
For fifty years or more.
he heard they all had passed away,
The men Of nobl.r class;
But be beheld one every day,
By looking in his glsss.
But poor old Grimes is badly played
Perhaps it is as we'll
And nov his friends are sore afraid
That he will 90 to-Chicago!
In noble deeds be took pride;
And when be sank 70 rest,
With one accord the people cried,
His last act was his best.
His country could not realize
That IL vas sore bereft;
But soon it learned TO dearly prize
The vacancy he left.
So potent vas his name and fame,
That when he ceased to guide
The world, it wsgged aloug, the same
As il he had not died.
He often said he hoped to see
The dawn of better times;
But feared that day could never be,
Within the life Of Grimes.
With quaint old tales he st,red his mind:
Let's hope, beyond this vale,
He may scme kindred spirit find,
Who has q quaint old tail.
State pride within hs bos. N burned
Her noble son vas he;
He said # ever false he turned,
A son-dog he would be.
The country round had never heard
Or.known 80 strange q thing
As once to neighbor Crimes occurred
His fall came in the Spring.
Death came, IN his embrace to Gasp
This msn with honors ripe;
On Office srili he held his grasp,
And died Of johnson gripe.
And now that Grimes is dead and gone,
A people whom he duped,
Will write upon his cornerstone:
"Here lies . shyster, scooped."
THH SnILISe GoPHER.
On tie High PSsi1ie. Msy. 1853.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21

% The fact that number of Repni .
lican Senstors were taken sick. within 9
dsy or two before the time set for votir 4
on impeachment. al hsvies similar
SYM mptoms. hss created considerable com
usot. An impression seems to prevsil
that it Was the eject Of poison. admins.
tered ip accordance With ths ssw Demo.
cratic doctrine Of Ku Kluxim.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21
s,~r. .r tho TI.e..

We propose to eontinus showing up
What Democracy really is. taking IS
oroof the declarations Of their leading Of
esp.. sud tbs sos ofths party wherever
in mower. That they contemplate re-
opening of the rebellion. and smother Of
fort to destroy the Government. there IL
no. The lssst doubt. Thy are showing
their hand more boldly in Ohio thsu
in suy other Ststs. One Of their latest
acts is thus alluded to By the Oiscinsti
Commercisl:
"Tbs u.jority have eaucussd bile.
which are to be carried through BY par
" vote, taking from the Governor the
control Of the State srms, and placing tbs
srcensl in charge Of certain Democratic
members of the Senats and the House
who happen to be chairmen Of the mill
tsry committees: also repeslipg the law
for tn, organisation Of the militia Of the
etats. The Democratic sschems are de-
tsrmined that in any future rebellion. no
loys 81 Governor shall have power to cal
the militia of the State into the service
Of the National Government. So much
lars, they dsssrmissd on this point. the
they win. not even, allow the Governor 81
Independent militia organisstioo. where
in the members bear tho expenses. ths
be may call ont to preserve the peace o
the Stats when necessary"
:. As an insight into the intention Of tn
party 10 such acts % the sboye, We ms,
quote the following reason. given BY tb
La Crosse Democrat. Why the Dsmocra
ey expect to succeed. ct the next Pres
identisl election:
"The people are preparing for grea
devil hunt about that time, when the,
will smits. slay. and spare not"
The editor Of the Dem ocrat. it is known
is organising bis secret societies all owe
the country. for the purpose Of csrryin
out this fsvorits Democratic doctrine
They undertook . devil hunt. after tb
Presidential election of 1860. but thsr
were more devils killed than they bar
gainsd for. II they bring about snotbe
war. there will be precious few devil
spared to organize future hunt.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21
Lightning Rods.

''HE undersigned. residing at Rob;Ssoa,
Brown County, Kansas, are nov prepe,ei
to furnish and put up Lightning Rods r. IN
Who may need them. on the shortest not;es.
We have the IRON ROD. the STAECAL-
VANIZED ROD, and DR. HALLS CELE.
BRATED COPPER SCROLL ROD, vSieA
is conceded by ientifc men 10 he the bsss
kod nov in use. Either kind furnished ana
put up on the most reasonable terms. We arr
the only persons in Northern Kansas vho have
the right for fursishine the Copper Rcd, ssd
no other persons are nov putting no the Gal.
vanixed Rod.
WADE / MoREHEAD.
May 81, 1868.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21

NEw Goops. Il Van Buskirk
ere oct with new advertisement. They
keep q good assortment of everything in
their line. aud are in constant receipt of
nsw goods. We are glad to lssrn that
they are doing q handsome business. for
they spare no efforts to accommodate the
public. Call and see them, and examine
their stock.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21

- Senator Henderson. OF Missouri.
is soon to marry Miss Foot. . Washing
ton belle. II he should return to Mia.
souri. he would 6nd many memhers Of
the Foot family ready to greet him. and
none of them . miss-psrhsps not 90
hsndsome as his Washington love. In.
possessing more expressive lectures. and
more sole.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21

~ Some persons are trying to mske
themselves and others believe there 10 Q
strong undsr.current in the Republican
psny.in Kansas, in favor Of the Presi.
dents scquittsl. II there IL, it is very
desp under. and will stay there. as will
oil those Who undertake to shyster on The
strength Of il. '.Bs cautiousi"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21

MONEY Could Nor TAKE IT FRoM Us
We have had in our family one Of
your machines for the last seven years;
and have never seen anything that could
offer any indueemsut to exchange for it.
Money could not take it from us-only
rs money would buy suothsrs-Letter of
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21

~ Ross was elected to gil the place
OF Jim Lane in the Senate-snd be is
Cling it. We are requested to announce
to the friends and admirers of the Sens-
tor, that he will positively make his last
and 6nsl appearance about the 4th Of Ju-
ly. on the Fort Leavenworth Rsservs-
ton. A pistol wanted for the occasion.
with muzzle Of proper size to Ct the
mouth Of q Senatorial wax 6gger.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21

TIE Sign RIeHr.-The failure to con-
vict the President on 80 clear and nm.
doubted proposition as the Eleventh
Article, which was a recital of facts
known to every Senator. is proof that
money can accomplish anything in this
country. Now is the golden opportuni-
ty for the European monarchies to con-
vert this Government into one Of their
kind. Any European dsspot. with .
few millions to spare. and the nerve to
push bis advantage. may buy up the
President and Senate; and the Southern
rebels and Northern Coppsrhsads are ripe
for . monarchy. Louis Napoleon. Plus
TX, Nicholas, come
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21

~ Senator Ross was not satisfied
With being . traitor-he bad to prove
himself liar also. When he knew be
bad sold out. body and breeches. to
johnson, why did he send messages to
his Kansss friends. and request others to
send them. that there was no occasion to
doubt him /; that he would vote for i'm.
pesebment. and had had no other inten-
ton, throus shout the trial?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21

~ The Rebel editor Of the St. Jo-
ssph Vindicator. who was sick. and un-
able to dish up his usual doses for q
week. ssys his subscribers became dissst-
isied and disgusted. The Vindicsto,
Subscribers are IS badly of ss the New
Yorker who took trip into the country.
where be was unsccustomed to the pure
cir. and could not 60 to sleep until hi,
wife held rotten herring under his nose.
when he exclaimed: "Ah, that smells
like home!"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21


Last Saturday At noon. vote wss
risksd on the llth Article OF Iupssch-
msot. that being considered the surest:
and it failed BY one vots-tbsrs bsing IS
for and 19 sgsinst. The Republicans
who voted no. were Trumbull. Fessenden.
Grimes. Henderson. Fowler. Ven Win
kls. ssd Ross. The Senate tbsa adjourned
to the 18th inst. There is 10 hope Of
securing coovieiion on any Other article.
and the question msy bs regarded . de-
fssted.
This result Was doubtless accom- plisbed
by bribery outright. Only The night be-
fore. Ross hsd given his written pledge to
vote for the article, and had reiterated the
declaration verbally to number Of per-
sons: vet, when It came to the test. he
violsted every promise. We have no
doubt that it was an arranged plan to
give barely enough votes for the srticls
to make il fsil; and that if Ross and hi,
fellow traitors hsd not consented to bt
the scspe-goats. thsrs were three or -four
Others ready to do i. This does not sx'
cuss Ross. Henderson & Co.: buf it doe
not lessen the guilt Of those who wsr'
willing to do the dirty work. and only
voted for conviction because there vert
enough to defeat It without them. and
they could thus preserve their standing
in the party.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21

~ A slight commission occnrred IN
the Dentistry Gard Of David Allen. last
week, to which ve cell at,estios. II sts'.
ed that be would bs in White Cloud each
week. AZ corrected. IL reads each slters-
ate week.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21

~ We sympssbise with Gov. Craw-
ford, in his failure to controvert ths sn-
ciept proverb. "You cannot make silk
purse out Of sow's esr." The Cover.
nor. and subsequently, the Legislature.
failed to make statesman out Of . "poor
critter"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21

HA Democrat among the outsiders st
the indignation meeting. the other night.
thus expressed himself: Il believe that
Ross sold bis vote; but it did johnson "a
much good as If il had been given con-
scientiously. and tha is oil We wanted.
You can kick the d-d pup as much a.
you please uow!' That speech expressed
it all. He bss been put to the only use
thsy had for him. and he is only s"d-d
pup" after ell.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21

~ The Topeka Record and Leader
bavs been disputing - to which was the
trusst cbsmpion Of ssnstor Ross. Don't
6ght, gentlemen. Pull strsws to decide
which shall grscsfully yield the point.
Shortest straw backs down!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21

-"If . member olfsnd thee. cut Il
oa." Senator Lanes tosGus betrayed
bis constitosnta. ssd BE- disebssssd pis-
tol 10 his mouth. This 10 sublime ex-
snpls which Ne would rseonoesd to his
eueeeasor.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21

New DEMOCRATIC MovE.-A. party il
getting pretty hard up, when it is willing
to run anything, on any platform. in or
der to carry on election. A Washington
despatch Of May 18th says:
Some Of the leading New York Dem.
ocrsts are here with what they are giving
out as Democratic platform to be pre-
sentsd to their national Convention. on
the 4th Of July. According to their
story. the plsnks are these: First, . dec
lsrstion against human slavery; second,
Q declaration that the Confederate debt is
void; third, that the national debt 10 to
be paid exactly as prescribed by lsw;
fourth, qualified manhood suffrage, to be
controlled by the States. On this bssis
thsy say they are sure greet party can
be built up. that shall not only gather
nearly all the Democratic strength to it.
self. but also secure large conservative
Republican support. They also say that
they are looking for the most available
candidate to run on such platform.
Subsequent movements show that there
is something in this. The mongrsl party
Of rebels, repudiators, slavery advocates.
ETC., would make handsome appearances
with some such man as Chase % their
standard. bearer. and platform repudia-
ting all their favorite hobbies. and en-.
dorsing the most radical measures. negro
suffrage included! Oh. Democracy!
what are You coming to?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21

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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21

~ Aud 10 those days il came to
pass that Ksnsss made jim Lass. ssd
Jim Lsss made Crawford. aud Crawford
usds Rosa and Ross asds % sss Of
himsslf.