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character Or -.
6. Ii an honest expressiV,.
of the people were possible. and the qu,..-
were between annexatan to England, France.
Prussia OF the United States, nobody doubts that
the vote would be Overwhelmingly in favor of tho
latter.
:. An unembarrassed and honest expression of
popular preferences by vote for annexation to any
foreign power Is clearly impossible for the Office
holders who have the power will take good care
never TO permit an unbiased expression of tho
people on that question.
5. Annexation by purchase during the life
time Of the present King j. utterly impossible
Such is the intense preiIdice of the King AGAINST
all true Americans AMI such his hatred or Ameri-
can institutions, that he would doubtless much
prefer To give the Islands away 10 England rather
than take any price for them from the United
States.
Q. Even IF the present King or any of his
Successors were willing 20 sell the Islands for
81 900 600, more or less, this would in nv
opinion, be commercially a had bargain for the
revenue and resources deriyable from them could
not cOmuen-atc for the expense of defending
them. 1 speak now Of their commercial value
simply piece Of property, and not Of their
strategic Importance as n naval depot, or a. a
base for the vast network Of American commerce.
which must soon be spread over this wide ocean.
and become the source Of untold wealth 20 the
great civilized nation best situated % control IT,
CommercialIv in this restricted sense the Islands
are not worth buying. not worth stealing not
worth guarding, not worth watching. But Of
their strategic Importance, the American Govern
meut and people are better able u judge than
the residents OF these Islands, who may be quite
too much inclined % magnify the importance and
resources Of the petty kingdom in which they
live.
10. If their Strategic Importance TO the United
States Is great that their csssiOn any terms
to any other foreign power wOuH be deemed a
cause for war, then the very serious humanitarian
question arises whether it would not be better To
save the Io,-ibilit s)f such calamity, by u Wig
OrOus armed diplomacy looking to the acquisition
Of the Islands at the earliest possible moment,
since IL j. morally certain that IT the Islands
once secured 10 the United States, no foreign
Government will be likely To venture upon an un-
equal conflict with great naval power DOW so
well situated % command this ocean.
IL. IL j. for tine United States people and
their representatives TO decide whether the petty
despOtisIn now holding dominion here, suppress
ing free discussion abrOgaiilg constitutions, jeO
Iardizing a vast amount Of foreign capital, and
resting an incubus upon all the moral, intel
lectual and industrial interests Of the Islands is
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Christianity. heedqp-.
$4,000 the last year 20 rtiNe
which rate the OF converting ss~3OO.O .OJU
at present in America will be- in round fambers
$500 OOOOJ0-
a Stolin=ton (Cann.l carpenter. few days ago
proved the truth % she scripture narrative Of the
death oi Judas which has been so often caviIed at
as an impossibiIity. by falling frosn staging and
bursting asunder in the middle so that his bowels
gushed out, and b. died.
Joha Z. Hewlett. Of WiIlouzhby Lake y. H.
was strangled 70 death OF Thursday last by a
hinge water ~nsSe. After fearful struggle. the
reptile managed TO get around his neck. and befor.
heWlett could get hrs IGck-kuIf- life extinct.
The deceased vs. On Industrious man. and leaves
vile and nine children.
The latest sensation in the walking world Is the
feat to be attempted by Mark Grayson. who has
en.ered into an agreement for 10000 $50. 900 a
sldei that be viii. ia seventy-ive walking davs
ehnosirg bis own route. walk from New York CITY
u san Francisco. death or accident resulting from
assault only causing draw. GraysOu i TO be ac-
eonpauiet the entire distance by biz trainer and
tiree other persons.
The American Precursors are making an over
tire Of amity to the Poutidcai Court having offer
ed b Plus IN Who has vehemenfIy denounced
NE oruer. The grand ml-tsrship Of their organiz-
toa such return OF good for evil has so aston
eaed tas Holy Father that be seems at q loss how
% reply.
lHE CLIMATE OF SrrEt-A vague and erroneous
% nion prevails in regard to the climate Of Sitka
s-oa Hon. I. :. a. show thai the number Of rainv
giJs has averaged ~ pr month since November
:, Isot. and that the average daily mean Of the
-mperaiure duriug the coolest month of the win
- y az . degrees. while during the hottest month
" NE year 10 has not averaged 90.
20, Boston TraHscripi asks this question: How
4 z Reconstruction Acts Of Congress be .un-
titional. revolutionary. and void when the
,sPl-me Court has recognized legislation based on
act-, and the Executive Of the country has
80 10 protect STATE, the organization Of
- "a vas made by virtue Of them?"
"a eccentric Old man. more than 20 years OF
d~d IN the sing Sing prison hospital few
,ss age Left at the age Of II with property
s..'l sl0e10O. and and in the heart Of New York
~ Eaieh = to-day worth many millions. be soon
49, ~ and b~casBe inmate Of the State Prison.
80, fh nl4E IS ability and education, he never
e'ird "a life, aat vas three times a convict
I. --1aN AgsEssr Recommendation Young
I,f's1tg down ou" young men Of immoral
~ 10 a rseent sermoH be spoke Of having
NJ eser-l young Saints tbs privilege Of visiting
do .sr aud becoming segnainted with his
faof.ears ers heetEse they were "a the habit Of pro-
do -, Ile EaEas Sf Deity. AID tEsn added: -"
cne - "a ny daughters 10 be en.sngled with
eve-- ases no. serve Col would rather see
gbo Yls 2t them ssaisd To Father Perkins here,
ite1 lgaty-aSs years Of age thar that any of
''d be sealed b a wicked man.
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II Advertisers residing Eastern Inted Statrs>
pay for their cards by enclosing GrssH6acEs T. fsS
Cenis Postage Stamps they wish pay,
and their cards will be table
paid for.
u Business Cards, wh-n prepaid for ysas allowed
a rates. advertise
when paid charged quarterly.
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The Hawaiian Islands and the
Treaty.

The following letter written by an Ameri-
can citizen who has occupied very influential
position at the Islands for the last ten years IL
bears the marks Of having been read in manu-
script very often, and has probably either passed
through the hands, or been read by large num-
Der of Senator'S, and must have exeTted no little
influence ON the fate of the treaty:
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
Ny Lambs


The @uo~ius b-autsal, touching lines, are from a v
ealIsd - The Changed Cross"
love them
That when the Elder Shepherd of th- foex
Game. eovcre'i with the AMI pale snd cold,
And Ssgz-d Cor of my sweet lambs % hod,
bads him o.
lie claimed the pet
A nftie s,anslar thing that my breast
Chung always, either IN qgst or unrest;
o thaught of ali my saHabs I loved him best
And yst-aral yet
hd him down
In thn-c white--hrouaedi arms. with bitter tears,
For .ome voice told that IN ansr year.
Hs should know Hagght q passion, .fcf, or Gar.
A. have known
AMI yet again
The Ehlrr shepherd came. My heart grew ftint;
He claimed another lams, with .uii-u plains,
Anofhsr. she WIN, gsnfIc a saint.
Never gave pain
Asha-t, I t4rncd away.
ThcFc sat she, ~ lovely \. angel. dream.
Her gpI,ien locks with sunlight all axieani,
Her hoiy eyes with heaven In their h-smf
Eneit % pray
~bHt thy WIZ
My Father, say, must th. pet lamb be givenf
on thou hast many such, dear Lord, IN heaven
And a voice said .. Nobly hast thou stFivea,
BTs-psaes, be still"
on how sept.
Ant eiaspeI her my bn-on. with a Wild
And ysaFnins love-my Lamb-my pleasant child,
Her, too, gave The little angst smiled,
And slept and died.
Go, ro.- cried.
Far oaee again that shepherd laid his hand
Upan the soble.t of hoasshobs band
Like pale spectre, there he took his stsad,
Close 10 HI. s6le.
Md yet how woadru,ls sweet
The Iook with which hs heard my passionate cry,
~Toush my lamb aim. oh Et dsei
- iftie wai'e," he sail viih n smile aad Sigh,
~Agaa we meet"
Hopeless Sell
And when the light had burned . low.
40 faint, eoaI not ny darling @,
He hai biasIen farewell, but Oh
ist farewell
Mors deeply, far
Then f my arms had cuuapas.ssi that slight form
Though could but have heard him ean my name.
Dear mother F" But in heaven twin be the same,
There burns nay star
lie VIII aot taks
knath.E lamb. thoaxat sor only
OF the dear 6Li 10 spaFsst-to be my .oa,
Ny guide. my aourner when this lie hs done
Ny heart would break
on with whar thrill
heart aim enter bat 4 did know
CFOr ga. aerSJ thas hs had robe'i me
Tbs idol of my sogl-he could not 90
Oh heart. be stiIis
Came morning. Can tel
How this poor frame &c sorro~hIi tenant kept'
For waking mine Z sIrspinz wspt-
And days, moaths, years, that weary vigil kept.
Alas hrswelIt
How often Ia . said
sif AMI think and wnnier Ton, some time,
How it viii seeui, when ia thc happier cline
u viii ring Ike funeral chime,
Over The dad.
NJ tear. tears.
WIN there lay come that shall not weep
gos 4 be'iess ny pfIIos IN my sleep.
Nc., ya,. thask God grief thai eiEns shall kesP
- Ia weary years
Ays well;
Wen With my lambs, well with their earthly sublsi
There pleasant river. they wander b-sidc,
or strike sveet hlrps upon their silver tide
Aye. 10 g. we'll
A-ssry day
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In thnsc vhite-shrousied arms, with bitter tears,
Foe some voice told me that IN AFR year.
Hs should know naHght of passion, .sicf, or bsar.
a. have known
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-09

~ 1t may b. source of era.i6cs.
ton to the White Clond Chief. to know
that Col. Jas. n Grsh.m could not vote
10 this CITY, st The election on Monday.
because be hsd DOT lived here thirty days.
ror in the SsatS six months.-Atchison
Champion.
1t is gratifying to ns to know that q
Johusonits could not cast 40 illegal vote,
especially IS. sccording to the Champ.
on's story. too m.ny Of that sort OF votes
went into the ballot box. As Col. Ora.
ham is undoubtedly a clever fellow. like
Col. Martin. it would also crafty Us to
know that the former had bid farewell to
oil ambition for the pomp and circum
stsnce Of glorious post Offices. and had.
like the lstte. s1sde good his sssc.pe
from the rotten hnik Of JohpsoDism. in
time to save himself from sinking with it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-09
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
Thursday, {: =: April ., 1868.

TIE County CosvEsrIoS.xThs Con-
vention at Troy. on Sa:urdsf. though
not as largely attended as it would have
been at less busy season and on more
favorable day. was still . very good
gathering. and everything passed OF
without . jar Of discord. All seemed to
be impressed with the feeling that the
party mnst be united to be successful.
and there can be no doubt that there is
q general determination in the party to
stand BY the action Of the Convention.
Prominent Republicans. who should have
bssa active participants. absented them
selves from the Convention; and il their
example had been generally followed,
the meeting would have been failure.
the Democracy would have been furnish.
ed with . good hobby. and the party
would have been damaged mofs than
those persons could ever repair. Why
they did this. lie more than We can say
probably because they had taken q no.
tion that this was not the proper time
or because they did not happen to be ths
head snd front OF the whole movement
Bot thanks to the Republicans who's
hearts are 10 the cause. the meeting wa
not failure, but was a success. 1t nov
remains to be seen whether al will unit
and bslp carry the work along, or wheth
er como will still pull back. and do q
in their power to keep up division ii
the party.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-09

~ Perh,ps the most amusing offe,
made to the President. was one dsted q
Msysvills, Kentucky. which asked A
johnson. eff an Irish regiment would b.
Of any service 7" That is to say. the
Kentucky rebels propose to keep out o
the 6ght. and shove the Fenisns to ths
front.-Ex.
1t is simply saying that the rebel De
mocrscy know whom they can always
depend upon to do their work. Men
whose votes can Be bought for ten cents
9 thousand, can be used by their owners
for any purpose whatever. Deprive the
Democracy of that element. and they
could not make . respectable show, nu.
merically. in any State in the Union.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-09

MUNIcIPAE ELECTIONS. Elections have
occurred in large number of cities. this
week-both parties carrying their pro-
portion.
st. Joseph, after q hard contest. has
elected the entire rebel ticket. by q small
msjority. We are afraid that entsrpris.
ing town has taken her perm snent stand
whero the outbrssk Of the war found her
rebel. pure and unsdulterated.
Atchison elects a Democratic Mayor,
BY small m.jerity. bat the Rspublicaas
have a N m.joriiyin the Council and School
Board, and viii secure the balance of the
city officers. Lsst Fall, the Dom ocra,ic
majority was nearly 200.
Leavenworth has gone strongly Dem.
ocrstic. The city is Democratic under
any circumstances; but with the peculiar
" harmony" that reigns in the Rspubli-
can party there, the Democracy have an
easy going thing Of it. D. R. Anthony
was the Republican candidate for Mayor.
Lawrence has gone largely Republican.
The city is politically so one sided. that
there was but little interest taken in the
election.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-09

CoNNEcrIcUr. r.-Englisb. Democrat. is
reelected Governor of Connecticut. ty
about 1900 majority. but both branches
of the Legislature are Republican. The
Republicans gained iu the rural districts,
but the heavy imported vote in Hartford
and New Haven was too much for them.
We were convinced that the Republicans
would "slip up" in Connecticut, when
We saw that their calculation for carrying
it was based upon the expectation of re.
ceiving q large proportion OF the Irish
vote. When any party but the Democ-
racy base their hopes Upon that vote.
they are doomed to disappointment.
The result in Connecticut may serve
IS . small crumb Of comfort to Andy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-09
LANSING, MrcH March %. 1868

LANSING. MrcH March %. 1868
Ef thar is State in this Yoonyun
worthy nv bein ranked with Msssycho
sits-entirely worthy Nv bein considered
-c,cely second in pint nv Ham ridlcul,n.
Onesimns-defyin and Hsgar.rej,ctin Ab
lishin infdeli'y. iha. State is Michigan.
Massychoosits is onery and cussid-Mich
,gan is oueryer and cu.siler. They hev
colleges in every other County-skool-
houses gorjns aud costly in evsy town;
and ef that amt enuff. they hev cruel.
tyrsnikle. barbarous law forbiddin the
sale Nv sustensnce! In the larger towns,
wher one kin. without material danger.
git sntbin sustainin. municipal law steps
in and compels the dispensers thereof to
close ct eleven P. NJ. In this town. from
whence rite. l gathered togstber ies
Nv the faithful. and wuz con6rmiu nv
em 10 the faith. when. ez the clock struck
eleven. the landlord put out the lites and
Us together. SIMULTANEOUS. Good hevins!
thot-I. kin sucir thugs be Rad Uvercome
us ike = summer cloud? They kin!
Uv coarse ther can't be no whole hsrted
Dimocrisy in sic State! They don't
hev tins to git fully Dimocratic. Elev-
en- o'cloctl The Dimocrisy Nv Michigan
is . eleven O'Clock Dimocrisy. They
don't live out half thsr days. They fall
short Nv the troo ststsr ~ fall grown
specimens jist hour. The only good
and troo ones hev seen wux fsw farm.
ers and sich. who carried it homs 10
jog. Bat al.sl es they never pay rent.
they don't stay long enuf 10 one plaza to
make theraelves felt They materially drift
back into Suthern Illinoy. whsr fine tooth
combs 10 unknown-wher the wicked
ceese from trnblin snd the weary are o.
rest. Bot we hev enuf Nv that kind
thar.
Ex retired TO my couch lsst mite. /
wus filed with sadnia. The eleckshuu
okkurs 10 . week or two. and ths Ablish
uists perpose to vote to tear down the
few remsinin land marks. snd give votes
to the disgustin nigeers in that State.
Contemplate the gulf to which Michissb
il approach'n-with my sole filed With
I fell into trubled sleep. and
sleepin dreamed.
Meths~t l wus 10 Liberia. thst couu.
Try across the waters. settled BY aivilised
Diggers. wus somswst surprised ct
wsf met my gsse. Niegers TO ths rite
~ me-niggers to the left ~ os-nis
Bsrs in front nv me. Ocessbunsliy in
he strests Nv Mourovia. ths chssf town.
seed Q white msa-mors frekently Q
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-09

A MECHANICAL WoSDER!-The Scien-
tific American, in speaking Of the Wilcox
and Gibbs Sewing Machine. says: "One
cannot but admire the beauty and accuracy
Of its movements. aud the entire absence
of all noise. even when running at the
rate OF 1000 stitches AMI upwards per
minute: this alone must prove Q great
recommend alton to it. Another merit is
the good workm .nship. The p,rts are
made interchangeable. so that in the event
Of accident to the mschias. any part can
be replaced at hifling cost. 1t is. 10.
deed. . Mech >nisal WONDER house
hold necessity"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-09

CHARLES BuRkHALrER.-The 6rm OF
Burkhalter & Forucrook having tissolv.
cd, Charles Burkhalter continues the bus.
iness, at the old stand. aud has inst re.
ceived large stock Of fresh goods. no,
only in the Grocery and Provision line,
but including Dry Goods. Clothing
Hats snd Caps. Boots and Shoes. No.
tions. Qaeenswsre. etc. He intends "a
give customers the best bargains the times
will allow. and to keep up full sssort.
ment Of goods in his line. Give him a
call,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-09

TOWNSHIP ELEorroSs. elsc.
ton was the dullest We have ever seen 10
Kansas. In this precinct. not one fourth
the vote Of the city limits was polsd. and
bat one vote from the country. We sup
pose it was the ssme in the other pre-.
ciacts. The only ticket voted, so far a.
We know, was the following:
Township Trustee. A. j. Minisr;
Township Clerk. Josophus UT: Town.
ship Treasurer, B. B. Leach: Constsb1es,
j. Gable, George e. Leach, Stephen
Hunter.
We presums this ticket was elected
The men are all Republicans. but no po-
litical fight was made.
In Centre Township. the Republican
ticket received three fourths Of ths votes,
and of course was successful.
In Washington Township, the Repub-
licsu ticket was elected, without much
opposition.
We have not heard from any Of the
other Towns bips.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-09

PRAIRIE NURSERY We call attention
to the new advertisement Of the Prairie
Nursery. near Highland. where sn sxten
sivs stock Of plsuts. shrubbery and aow-
ers. for Spring planting. has been receiv-
ed. The proprietor has the largest and
finest variety Of Roses ever brought to
Kansas. and will sell them cheap. Mr..
Snyder has spent mnch time AMI money
10 getting the very best Of everything in
bis line. He sells nothing but what is
Of good quality. and charges the loves,
living prices. Having lsborsd so faith
fully to deserve public confidence and
patronage. be should receive it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-09

AMrEAcHxEsr-The prosecution closed
tbeir testimony on Saturday. and gsve
ths defence until tO-dsy Thursday to
arrange their testimony. 1t is thought
that the witnesses will be few, and the
time occupied brief; after which the msn-
ayers on both sides will argue the case.
Tbs prosecution think they have made o
clear case. and that there is no doubt oi
the Presidents conviction. The defence
are reported to be not confident, and to
be considerably disconnected by some of
the testimony. But these reports may
be in great measure guess work or sens
ational.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-09

NOTICE is hereby given. that ct the M,
~ meeting of the Board Of County ComD;:.
sieners Of Doniphan County, A. D. 1865. 4 NJ.
tision will be presented to said Board. ssLir,
to have changed sonueh Of the 81. JosepS
and 1.rysville Road - runs from Mesousso
Creek 70 the vest hns Of Centre Tos nship.
asd establish tne sane - follows: Connepc-
ing at the north vest conner Of the no,th -.
quarter Of section nineteen, town three ,..-.
sseuty Zone. thence vest oo the section linz
tso miles and . hall, 70 The vest line of c.r.
Ire Township
Dated Troy. April 6 1868.
WILLIAM Law,
n. C. WYKERT.
April 9-lW. CYRUS LELAND.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-09
a Mejle MJla.

The other day. ws took occssion to
look through Taylor & Odous' new
Saw Mill. During the past Winter. it
has been entirely reconstructed-ae~
building. new boiler. new engine. new
saws, Ill Of the very best qu.lity-and is
now probably the most compists mill
west Of the Mississippi. The propellisg
mschinsry Is in the lower story. and the
saws above. The mill has the espsci.y
of two or three ordissry mills. while
the number Of hands required to run it is
bot little II any greater. Stssm j: msds
to perform Q variety Of unusual labor.
such - rolling logs on the carriage and
turning them on the carriags-disposine
in great measure with the old cant-hooA
and hsud.spiks. II there are any ontsid'
cuts having matsrisl in them for one Of
more good boards. there is saw express
" for cutting it ont. in proper proper
tons. ss soon IS il leaves the main saw
and there is another saw close at hand
where the rough slabs are at once cut in
to cord wood lengths-so that nothing i
vested. .asd everything is finished up a
| Il goes. A cottonwood log once on th
carriage. Is used up shout Is quick as
'tadpole in the bill of ssnips. A iarg
proportion of the saw dust is consume
iu the furnace. and but little fuel is use'
beside.
Messrs. Taylor & Orons have been a
q heavy expense in fitting up this mil
but they have q model concern. Of whic
they may we'll be proud. At the ra,
they are turning out and disposiug Of lum
Der. there can be no doubt that they wi
get their money back. many times ove
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-09

WEArHER.-We have about two
changes of weather per day. at the present
time. w, learn that the freezes of las,
week did not damage the fruit to any ex-
tent. in this region; bot Wednesday
night We had the hardest freeze of sll.
and we fesr that it was too much for the
peaches. The grasshopper crop is hstch-
ing out pientifully, but the cold h,s but
little effect on It.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-09

~ Wben Andy johnson wss swing
ing round the circle. be invariably told
bis audiences thst be recognized their de-
monstrations as . tribute not to himself
- an Individual. bot to the high position
be occupied. ss the Chief Magistrate Of
thirty -six sovereign States. Since be has
been brought to an account for uttsrsnces
made on that expedition. be claims that.
in making the speeches. he was exercis.
ing bis privilege as sn American citizen.
snd Uot - President.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-09

~ The vile Of dead rebel General
was found starved to death 10 . firsless
gsrret in Boston. last week.-Ex.
This is another specimen Of the charity
Of the I" God snd Morality Puritsnism s.
Of New England. Refusing to support
the wife Of General Who died 10 sttsmp-
ting to destroy the Government and ex-
tsrminsts the Ysnkeesl Permitting bsr
to stsrvs ia the city of Boston. perhaps in
the same building occupied BY destitute
widows sad orphans Of soldiers Who were
killed in battle or starved to death in
prison pens By her departed husband
1t is really too 6ssdish to contemplate!