White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-07-09
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pAn intelligent DemOsSa. in Northern
Ohio believes entirely in Andy johnson, oo'
thinks at the same time that the President
oush. not to ALLOW "Nasby' TO hold the post
bfice at the K Roads, Kentucky he Is 'uen .
bsbbling fool.
uDemoeratic planters in Virginia no"
;,..r. IN their contracts With nsgrS workmen
clause that the latter shall vote As their en-
ployers may direct.
rLucy Stone vas iu Troy, RECENTLY, and
tn. local paper Aippautly says that she had
carpet bag and husband with her.
nMr. W. Calhoun, conductor on the Union
Pacific Railroad. has MAD twelve arrow wounds
and has been twice scalped, and lives.
TSchuyler Colfa1 thinks bis name was
formerly spelt Coalfa+, and that 'the Q
dropped out i'll crossing the Ocean," This the
DRY is .ubstantiated BY the fact that there is
an in the eeedA.
pE1 Governor ("E1tra Billy") Smith and
A. H. H. Stuart are stumping Virginia against
the Republican party and policy. They did
the same thing during the rebellion, but Grant
b owed too much for them, and he will now.
Ex-senator Ross weighs 100 pounds. For
this reason he refused to be purchased BY the
pound.
pPresident johnson pardons counterfeit
sr nearly every day. Does anybody suppose
that the counterfeiters are not able to pay for
release
b'The New York World gives the dates Of
the admission of the late Southern States into
the Union, and asks. "When did they get QUIT"
We answer that they got out when a Demo
cratic President told them that the Genera!
Government had no power TO keep them in
The next administration, decided however. the
seceders could be first whipped, and the States
that got cut under Democracy cotld be taken
In again under Republicanism.
pThe body of man with feet and hahds
tied, and weighed down with stone, was found
in the river at Chicago the other day. II was
entered on the Coroner's book, "probably .
suicide"
uWhen Lolita was serenaded at her hotel
In New York, half dozen Democratic politi:
clans appeared at various windows and re.
turned thanks. Poor Lolita
D-Thas shining light Of Democracy. John
@. Breckinridge, telegraphed 10 his friends in
New York with q modest inquiry whether his
presence was desired, and was told in RESPONSE
TO stay away.
pA Western paper styles General Gordon
Granger "the biggest blower West Point ever
graduated"
An OLD LANDMARK GnIse.-In the general
appropriation bill now before Congress-; the
senate has adopted an amendment which with.
draws the Perquisites and emoluments hereto
fore enjoyed by the Globe newspaper of Wash
ington. Unless a special appropriation 10
made, this will end the existence of the Globe;
the value of which is difficult to estimate.
1.-THE campaign against General Grant
has thus far been conducted by saying that he
smokes, and his name is Hiram.
VI oShctat Dhuhs Is s1Aiu6 ~ uCtitc part
in the campaign in Massachusetts,. He has
already spoken several times at Grant meet.
ihgs.
TVermont is very barren this year. 1t
hasn't even produced Copperbead candidate
for President.
TPeople are beginning to end out who
Hendricks is. A Washington correspondent
of the Cincinnati Commercial says he lie ''ths
coming man." Well, let him CONT on; de-
Spartacus would cay, "ws're armed"
pHear what the New York World says of
Grant "Of the sturdiness and stauachness
Of Grants patriotism, or the uprightness and
fo!idity Of his character. no one doubts, or af:
fects to doubt"
pThe Richmond Enquirer persistehtly de.
mands that Conservative employees ehall dis:
charge freedmen who presume to vote, and
urges this motto for all such employees "Em.
ployment and no vote, or vote and starve.''
pThe New York Sun says: "Ifthe NO.
men could vote at the next election, Schuyler
Collar would be chosen BY q mighty majority"
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