White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-13
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@ An Ouio paper boasts that but Two base
ball games we're ever played in that tosn.
uA Gran. paper thinks its "a orite is not
yet prominent candidate, since nobody has
begun abusing his wife. j
p"Nack," Washington correspondent or
the Cincinnati Commercial. is Joseph B. Nc
cullagh. formerly var correspondent Of that
journal.
u Mr. Bonser is Con:regstionaliss, and
James Gordon Bennett Roman Csthoi'c
William Cullen Bryant and Peter Cooper are
Unitsrisns.
u A Democratic paper in Michigan threat
ems Gen Grant with assasination In case Con-
gress puts the work Of reconstruction into his
hands,
E A gentleman Of Cleveland, aged fourteen.
is in Jail for whipping his mother. His m'ther
ought to be in Jail for not giving the younSster
. threshins.
u Mr.. GLENN, the mother in Law of Edgar
A. Poe. is 50 very poor that she is supported
in a charitable institution in Baltimore. She
recently wrote letter to Dickens for pecuniary
aid.
II Iowa Is out Of debt. Years ago she cast
of the Democratic leeches who we're sucking
her young blood. and pst herself under the
guidance of Republican officers. This tells the
story Of her prosperity. =
!, u There is living ~ iAe -s;.teen,h Ward
of Cincinnati. a F,enchmau Who stood near the
scafold where Bobe>piere vas guillotined,
the blood Of the victim actually spousirs 10 his
face.
/" Juries in Eng'ani hive some privileges
not accorded in this country. In recent case
at Chester. bill Of five pounds for liquor and
cigars consumed by juror, va, allowed by the
court.
u Thuslow Weed. in the New York Com
mercial Advertiser. of which he is the editor.
states that President Lincoln offered him the
position Of 8 'cretary of the Treasury. which he
declined. and recommended Mr.. McCulloch.
who accepte,, il.
Hon. James w. Nesmith, late Senator from
Oregon. is among the many Democrats who
have avo~ed their intension to suppor, Gen raj
Grant for President.
u The Republicans Of Maryland suggest
the name e ex Senator John A. J Cresswell
Of that State. for Vice Presidency. The Bal
timore American puts his name at the head
the paper. Mr.. C,esssell is a gentleman OF
eminent ability. and thorough Radical
u Il having been diseoveted BY the Cap
perheads Of the Ohio Legislature that va,lan
digham is in favor OF redistric,ing II State 10,
Congressmen. the project has been shan6oned
Everything vaIlandigham touches turns to
ashes.
u The Ne~ York He-ad and III. Cincn
natl Enquirer are quarre'ing As to which frs
brought forward the claim. Of Pendletnn to the
Presidency. Before the close of Next Novem
her each paper will be striving to prove the
other responsible for the mistake.
aJ The results Of f"misrule" in PENNSYLVANIA
are satisfactory to everybody but the Democra
cy. A few years since II had a debt Of fort,
millions, without sny revAnu4 to offset t. II.
? debt is now on'y sea 64e 57s sI-a reduction
Of nearly one half in spite Of the war
u Henry Clay Dean. the sweet-scented ce
ranium of Western copperheadi sm. has gone to
New Hampshire to fing some Of tie incense
Of his rloqnence into the political campaign
now ragi there. The emigra.irn from New
Hampshire to Iowa will n be very heavy mex,
yenr.-Des Hoines Register.
u JEFF. Divi. arrived At vick.hnrg on the
2lst instant. his family accompanying him.
The rebel papers Of the city have highly eulo
CYSTIC notices Of the event. and or e of them
Gays: at will he gratifying to the million. who
honor and revere the hate chief Of the Ccpfed
crate States to know that he is in irst rate
health.
| u In 1908 the father Of Joseph Miller, of
wilhraham. Mass. gave him a Bible with a re-
quest on the a. leaf that he would daily read
il; a'd two chap.ers a day without a single
Omission. Mr.. Miller read for SO years, when,
last fall. loss Of eyesight ended hi. search Of
the Scriptures.
u Surra't was taken out of Jail Monday
last for the purpose of having his photograph
taken. This is the FIRST time he ha, been out
since his trial. He will probably soon be At
liberty, as VIC see it stated that the government
intends to enter nolie Pros. in his case and
let him gn.
" The Ne~ York World, in an editori Al
article sars: "Nake Gen Grant President up
on the theory that everything is to be Ieft to
his judgment. and he is tn be the representative
Of no definite political principles. snd the po,eey
Of NE RDdiesis ,eili ,emsin just az predominant
as Il 10 nor."
II "Judge Flanders" Of franklin County,
New York, has been engaged a. the successor
OF the late Charles Lo5,leIi. as associate editor
Of the La Crosse Dsfnocrat. Lobdeli. uho va.
burned up in the Angola disaster. vas the an.
thor Of the specially infs smous articles which
have appea ared 10 the D~mocrat, and have been
attributed to " Brick P.meroy." III. claimed
that Flanders has the capacity to Gil Lobdell's
place.
q Representative Washburne, the retrench.
m~nt member Of III. House. drew the laugh 4
few days ago. In response to complaint Of
bis about the increased pay Of Congre..men.
member moved to amend BY d. allowing the
salary N . member while travelling in Europe.
This v.s . decided his a. n. tV.Ah..t