White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-08-13
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these old hands at wire pulling I These New
Yorkers know too much for US, d--n them"
Which is sample OF the "terriiic" enthusiasm
with which the nominations were received.
rThe three Reputation planks of the
Democratic National platform may be briefly
summed up in single clause, "con1scation OF
the property Of loyal men,"
pThe Democratic party proposes to run
the Presidential race with a three-legged
horse. Seymour is the "bloated bondholder's"
candidate. tlair is the candidate of the revo-
lutionists. Their platform is the candidate OF
the epudiatiouists.-Detroa Post.
TA Democratic editor in Ohio roundly
abused two white girls for working for col
ored dress-maker; but somehow it leaked out
that he had been doirg the same thing, having
printed come bills for her and received the
money for the job. The girls probably thought
Sauce for the gander was sauce for the goose
in that case. Hold q vote on a ten cent
stamp before such chaps eyes, and he
couldn't tell black from white.
| pThe New York Nail says: prentice,
the poet, is said to be old, wrinkled. and a
mere wreck Of what he once was. His pa
per is on the waRe."
1.-THE Democrats are 30 deficient in arith-
metic. that in adding Up Northern States they
don't know how to "carry one"
DTo the "last words of distinguished men"
| ma ta a1jaI tbo-o r. n,,t
your candidate canno. te''
IFHenry B. Stanton, the husband of Eliza,
beth Cady, is one of the editors of the New
York San.
pA Catholic lady in Washington, by some
means got hold of copy of the La Crosse
Democrat, and after reading it was so filled
with sense of contamination that she made il
a subject Of confession to the priest.
TThe Bite Tavern was the FIRST to hoist
the Seymour and Blair flag. The State con
stables made raid upon the place subsequent
ly, and captured lot of gambling instruments
TThe Hartford Post thus hits the nail OF
the head: "The Democratic party is the
peace party in war, and the war party in peace
TThe New York Tribune thinks Seymour
stands fair chance of carrying the Dry Tor
tugas.
UHorace GreeIy states that since he com
o menced the New Y ork Tribune, in Is4l, ther,
have no less than two hundred new journals
started in New York, and two only are aliv,
g to-day.
uTA Democrat of over forty years standing
in Indianapolis, remarked the other day
"The nominations at New York are the mos
popular nominations ever made in this coun
try" Upon being asked to give his reasons
he replied, because those nominations pleas
e all the Republicans, and nearly haJde Den,
oerats."
UFour Years. ago the Democrats nom;na
ted war man on peace platform for Presi
dent. Now it has nominated an anti repudia
e ZIONIST on a reputation platform. Seymou
has been openly and privately opposing tn
Pendleton doctrine of paying the Governmen
bonds in greenbacks, instead of in coin, as pc
agreement when those bonds we're sold ye
this Pendleton doctrine is the chief plank il
the platform on which Seymour has been nom
mated! Consistency is not Democrat,
jewel.
Ushall the negroes rule Us 7-Quiney Her
aid.
III there are bot ten of you-ten white meI
outwardly, or skin deep-and you feel 'power
fui weak" and your skulls are thin, and your
brains are soft and growing mushy like, and
you think it desirable to have two or three ne.
groes to rule or keep you within the bounds OF
your softened and powerful weak condition on
earth, why, then secure their services immedi.
ately.-Ms Vernon Statesman.
u Cincinnati paper suggests that the
Republicans appoint day of thanksgiving for
happy riddance Of the Blair family.
TThe late Democratic Convention has
brought into vogue the phrase, "retiring for
consultation" as a synonym for "goins to
drink"
DA hotelkeeper in New York remarked
recently: 81 know that the South is being
reconstructed, for there has been more tobac
co spit on my carpets dnribg the last three
months than there was during the whole war"
1.-THE New York Citizen, (Democratic)
heads its announcement of Seymour and Blair's
nomination, "Might have been worse" 1t
"migbt have been wirz" if the miserable
scoundrel hadn't been hung.
pThe funeral Of an old woman who was
buried recently in Jackson, Michigan. was at
tended BY two of her sons from the House of
Correction in Detroit, and third fiom the
State Prison-all under guard.
pIt takes a long time to start newspaper
and bring it up to good established paying
condition. The publishers of the Stockholm
(sweden) Gazette. after trying it one hundred
and three years, have at last abandoned the
enterprise.
TSome fellow who disgraces the name of
"Denocrat," informs the general public that
Mr.. Seymour is descendant of The nobility of
England. and bas bright aristocratic blood in
his veins. Whereupon every Irishmau is o..
pected to go into raptures for this representa-
tive Of British aristocracy.
pMr. Pendleton said in Congress in 1863 !:
"You send these notes out in the world
stamped with redeemabilty. You put on them
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