White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-04-22
From the Au.i.s,avery Standard. j

Icl-m, But We nsvo always JWtkSu "u
bv his actioos. always alto wing that he
meant ell he said and NO old do oil be
prom issd.
We propose the same ruia in time 10
come. We shall take his words Tor
earnestly meant. and we shall wait for
action before we criticiss him 10 his new
off ffics.---..-..--------~--,---~----.--s-a
Thus far we have only thanks to give
him. For three things in his insngural
We desire to give him crsii. With full
heart. and most earnestly, we thank him
for bis frank. prompt and heartily iudorss
ment Of the constitu,i ional amendment
The words in which he refers to it show
that hm hssrt a in the right place. and
that he cordially accepts the lesson Of the
war. II EN- msncipation mshe Lincoln the
slaves President, the precious AMI states
manl'ks words made Grant the negro Q
President
We hail with similar fseling his ~.
sertion thar his policy looks to tha "cit>
izanship" Of the Indian. Lss him cnver
the Indian with this shield. and give him. /.
for the present At ls.st. . dep utmsnt in
the C ,hinat which sh,U watch his rights,
and Pres',ien, G ,rnt will have met these
twn great proalem. of race with brave
and wise. as well ss inst. statssm an hip.
The third pledge of his in.ugnr.l we
hail is that which promises . vigorous
AMI rigoronS exscntuon ofthe law. W.
trust that here mis- words m"an literally
all they ssy; and only wish they al bsen
more decisive an uneqnivocsl. One
complaint OF Grant hitherto has b.sp
that he held po~er with mt nsing it; that
he hs. sat ani sapn Uaion m.n mn,elere.l
nnavenged. Some Of his friends excuse
him on the gronna that President John.
snn crippled the General. At last the
Ku Klnx have left the White House
Those midnigh, towards nsed only half 4
dozen summary executions in a. many
Sts'es to disappear forever. II we were
in the Senate we would confirm M man
for snv offics from sny South.rn State,
Kentucky inclu1sd. (not even H.,l,. nm.
I'll life was as safa there a. 10 Vermont
Shoot snd hang tirst; nominate and con-
firm afterward.
We say amen. most heartily. to ell the
inaugural contains abnnt public credit
and payment in gold. Bnt there is deb,
just as sacred ss the bonds-the debt We
owe 10 the Southern loyaIisfs black and
white. This debt is their immediate sn,,
perfect protection. II either debt is en-
titled to precedence. this comsS first in
obligation ani importance Th,> is To he
paid 10 blood long beio'e the orher ir
coin The bonlhnli Ter only gam. by
waiting. For these orhar creiitorS rvr.y
hnur of danger and agony cut shor, ). an
inirscrihabie g,in. The government.
faith with 'he hnn'lbnl Ter has never b-pu
broken. Towards this nther creditor tin.
government has been pr,jnrei and faith
less for fpnr hisssr ysrn.. We b.se~rb
Grant TO send men Sonth whose v-rv
names shall mean vrnge ,ncs-dsep. ter
r;hla and most effective veneeapca. Pn.
aside sham Gnvrruors and psItsring off
rials. and give MS the "peare" which i.
snre TO follow the drawn sword in III.
hands of a promp. honest m.n.
The bondholleI pad will give us cr.d
i. to harrow in case Of another rebellion
This debt promptly paid will render an
Other imr osSihIe II will food he Sont
with capital and hrsins. the two enemies
against which .he rebeIIeI. and whi.h
her madness and Johnson's have been
striving to get along without.
Congress cannot reconst, net the Sou,b
law can. Safety for money and men
will. Such man az BntIsr in New Or.
lena is worth now more that a mule load
of laws. Hang twenty s.sassins in every
Southern capital six honrs after they are
arrested. aud you will empty half the
hank vaults Of Chris,endom into the
S"nth; yon ~i'l light M oil its forge.
and crowd its aschsnges with bu.;ne..
men. This il the way. SnIii.r of III.
WiIdern"ss. to "hsmmer" The rebellion
to pieces. Make evonr vsngsancs 30 swit
.nr" and te'rible that the mere name of a
Union man" nav he M ample pro,rc.
tim even on tn. Del Nnte .. that of /,
"Romsn citizen" was to 81. Paul At
Jernsalsm.
III" Cshinst gives no iniicItion oLthe
Presidents plan. II rather shows. that
he has none. Tor il meaBa nothing. Mas.
s"chnsr'ts furnishes al ths frst.ra,e
brains it contains.
Thnmaa C.mpbell made q aelsrtion
from the English poets on the plan of
extending every piscc any other previous
compiler had taken. OF consse they. the
FIRST comers had taken the hest. snd &C.
cordiDqlv ell Can beIl's pieces era secnnd-
rate. Grants Cabinet follws his copy.
He excludes every one that snv body ever
thought or OF courss be takes the leav
ings.
Bnf 'his only means ths, the people are,
as hitherto. 10 do ths wo'k.
Press The consitssioaal snendmeo,
Pash the Es.ea'ivs for strong arm OF
resoluts Law throughout the Sooth. nj
The Somh Iovss blood. l.s her .np fuIl of
il. only let it be ihs blood of sssaauins.
Sheath no sworcd uutH honest Union
men. black and white. native aad foreign, |
slone end in compsuiea. on lonely p,s,.
ries and in city streets. .if. each under
his own vins and 6g t'ee-,hs stars and
none tn mo'.ss or make
hem afraid. WEHpsLL PHILLaPs
Contracts were awarded yesterday to
'ariou. parties for the grading, o. tn.
A'chison L Norbw.a.rn