White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-17
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/" Judge A: W. Carter. for many years Z
prominent Deliberate politician In Cincinnati
mas abandoned that organization. and signi6ed
his intention to take part in the present cam
paigu for Grant and CoIf.x.
p The first of series Of Irrational
games" was played in Vermont on Tuesday
between the first mines" of the Grant Col
fax and Seymour Blair clubs. Throughou,
the game the Seymours mufined'' badIy,
owing to too stiff breeze from the North.
The next game will be played iu Maine
~ Y. Tribune.
u Admiral Porter says that no soldier can
consistently vote for Seymour.
u Gen. Fremont will soon publish a politi
cal letter. in which he will come out strongly
for Grant and Collar.
W In view o: the scarcity of good argu-
ments Tor the Democratic cause, the Toledo
Blade furnishes Vie Seymourites with the fol-
lowing: alt is asserted that the defeat of the
American yacht Sappho in the race around
,co~es' the other day. is the result Of eight
years Of Radical rule"
70 The New Orleans Republican says /:
!" We asked al old resident. yesterday, if he
saw The Democratic celebration on Saturday
.eyehing He replied saws Ioog process
sion ofGen. Grants paroled prisoners-is that
what you refer to y"
1" Gen. Grant will save millions u,on
millions of dollars to the taxpayers in e,-
Penses" That is what the Eastern Argus, the
leading Democratic paper in Maine, said of
Gen. Grant just about year ago, and it is
What the tax payers believe now.
U The Hartford Post says the only luck
the Democrats ever had in Vermont was when
they carried st. Adams, during the war That
time they came in from Canada.
Take care Of the white men :" is the
pitiful whine which forms the burden of the
matter which fills the columns of the Dem.
ocra.ic papers. This may do for Democrats,
but it sounds contemplate to Republican
white men, who generally take care of them.
selves. and during the war took care of good
many Democrats besides.
~ The proninen. democratic editor, Of
New York are named Wood, Marble, Stone
and "Brick."
" Gen. Henry C. Deming told the Repub
iicsns of Hartford day or two ago, that he
would as soon trust sheep to the tender
mercies Of wolves. dove to the talons of
hawk, or his family to the guidance Of a feIon,
as turn the government over to the men who
fought four years to destroy it,
" A Richmond correspondent of the Bos
ton Traveller writes: If you fail to
eject General Grant you may prepare
to receive largely of the negro population. 1t
will be impossible for them to live
here in peace. / have already been
told If Seymour is elected will have to
leave Richmond. Loyal men have not been
SO badly used since the war as now.
u The Memphis Evening Post says that
Democracy is now inspiring hopes that can
not be fulfilled but by passing through a sea
OF blood ="
U The last item of gossip. says the New
Orleans Republican, is that General Hancock
has written letter to q friend in New Or
leans. in which he declares that "Sevmour
and Blair have not the ghost Of chance"
|" Governor Curtin thinks that Penusyl
wanna will give Grant heavier majority than
was ever before cast tor President, and that
Seymour will not get single Northern State
II the tide keeps on rising. He believes the
vote of Vermont will be the keynote of The
lima! result.
u The only surprising thing relative to
the sixty pound watermelon sent from Georgia
TO Horatio Seymour is, that the distinguished
gentleman did not decline it before proceed.
Ing to devour it.-Cincinnats Commercial.
D The Newark Advertiser is confiden.
the Republicans viii carry New Jersey. The
Advertiser is politically. the best posted paper
in New Jersey.
u The Cincinnati Gazette predicts that
Hamilton county will give 1000 majority for
Grant and ColfaI. That will cook mother
Cary's chicken, Sam.
u DR.. F. Schue,z, a gentleman qualified
TO Judge, says that a majority of the Germans
In New York will vote for Grant.
70 The Nation has an article which states
on authority, that General Butler never was
guilty of theft, and that an Official report of
bis administration was made to the govern
ment, but never published. The Nation says
General Butler has no right to let his reputa-
tion suffer. when evidence of his honesty c. uld
be produced.
p The Democrats, at their meeting 10
Jacksonville, Ind, on the LIST inst, checred
JEFF. Davis, Beauregard, Lee, Forrest, and
other rebels.
T 1t is charged that Gen. Gillem, who
commands the United States forces in Misss-
eippi. approves the plan Of turning out of EN-.
ployment all laborers WIN will not vote
the Democratic ticket.
u In the Republican procession at Bangor.
Maine. on Thursday last, was . wagon filed
With mutiiated Union Soldiers, bearing the
motto: "This is what We owe to the Dem
ocratic party"
" Jerry Black shares Buchanan's dislike
of the Blair family. and said, not long ago
.'I II old Buck knew that few month"; after
his death his party was to raise Frank Blair to
the head Of the Senate, the old mans heart
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