White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24
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" burglars oil n beautiful stone coal cuior
abound in great NUMBERS in Matches.
u 4 murderer can be hired at Portici, near
Naples, for two cents.
u Blair can 70 longer without water than
any man in Missouri. &c CSmmo apeolh.
U The New York Herald says: "Ail the
facts before Us. and all the signs of the times.
indicate an overwhelming triumph for Grant
and Colfax."
IT Gen Grant crushed the rebellion. The
present political contest il the end, avor Of the
rebellion to crush him
II Some of the seditous Southeners de-
clire If Seymour is not elected they will leave
the country. That is one Of the strongest ar,
guments for the election of Grant.
U' A Western paper says: "The difference
between Butler and bis srAducer Brick Pomeruy.
is. that one is called beast ard the other is
one.'
u Those Who filed the nation xith widows
and orphans. now seek to rule the Republic BY
electing Seymour to the Presidency.
" The Georgia Democrats are in great
tribulation about and intelligent colored indi.
viduai namedAllfred Algernon Algesiras Brad.
ley.
p The emariated survivors Of the Libby
and Andersonville prisons are asked BY the
Democrats to vote with the stretches who
scourged and starved them.
u F. Blair {, the crowd at Omaha: "Fel'r
ci'zens! f I've dom any thin 7 'dsplea-e yer,
'raigu me fore 'er b-b-bar!-Caieeso Post.
u Lee tells us he is a Seymour man. Well,
Seymour was Lee man during the war-hon-
ors are easy.
u A man 10 Lordon KEEP, the body of his
dead daughter in the house seventeen days. un
til he could get up rattle to pay the funeral
| expenses.
IL "The uickedest man" in Cape May eats
"deviled" crabs, drinks "suiphur" water, and
de6es Jersey lightning" 1t is said he wears
Seymour badge.
u Wherever two or three Democrats are
gathered together, there will be rebel in
their midst. Why is i'll
D A New Yorker advertises to give les
sons in the "Grecian Bend" Any one can ges
it cheaply by eating green apples.
u In some localities in New York it was
found impossible to fire salute for Seymour
and Blair, because no Democrat kne,o hor to
handle gun!
,ba Ss~ e.:f % L.. n,
ocra'ic party declared in 1864. Wy are they
50 anxious to prove that Seymour as in favor
} Of iti
q Every boy in blue, who was MANNED,
slaughtered or starved during the war, was
maim-d. slaughtered or starved by those who
support Seymour and Blair.
II Col. J. W. Forney, after surveying the
field and claiming To- have the best sources of
information, credits Pennsylvania. In advance,
with 30, 900 maturity for Grant.
D Photographs are announced Of "Gov
Seymour at Home" Why not, as we have
got "Shakespeare and his friends" and "Ir-
wing and his friends" give us "Sey moar and
his friends" with blazing orphan asylum in
the background?
u Mr.. Kellogg. of Chicago, prints in that
city. the two l. side pages Of one hundred and
three Country papers, in all parts of the North
west. In this condition the sheets are sent to
their respective Offices, and the imprinted side
is filed up with local and editorial matter,
provided by the respective edit"rs.
P Wendell Phillips says the difference be.
tween the Radical and Conservative in polite.
is, that the later puts tive locks on the stable
door the morning after the horses is stolen,
while the former puts on one the morning be-
fore.
u In April, 1863, Governor Seymour vetoed
the bill passed by the New York Legislature.
allowing soldiers to vote in the field. The bill
was passed over his veto. and the New York
soldiers were therefore allowed TO vote. Now
Govern IT Seymour wants the votes of the sol
diers.
U 1t is not yet generally understood that,
under the new revenue bill, all tavern keepers
selling cigars and tobacco are required to take
out special license, as though regularly in
the tobacco trade.
U There was time when the blacks voted
in North Carolina. Judge Pearson says that
in those times, before the constitution of ls35,
it was a subject Of remark: "The free negrnes
always voted for the most respectable man."
That explains the hostility of the Democracy
to colored suffrage.
u One Of Governor Seym ur's "friends"
approached Republican who worked on the
Portsmouth Navy Yard, and was poor man
with eight childre and intiAated that he
might continue to work on the Yard il he
would vote fright" The indignant patriot
spurned the or er, and expressed his intention
of voting as he had fought. He was Gischarg-
ed at once. His fellow workmrn the next day
sent him barrel Of -four, in token Of their ap
probation of his manliness.
e He-ry Ward Beecher. in bis letter to .
Western newspaper. puts the whole duty Of
American young men in . nutshell. He says:
at is an honor. that will not happen twice in
. mans life time. to vote for such man as
Grant. No young man can vel, afford 10
throw away his chance.
p One Of the Conservative speakers the
other day said Blair was Sampson i1 argu.
ment." We doH't doubt il, for he uses the
same weapon that Sampson did-fhe jap6ene