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The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-24

80 Hetrenchments
I'VE comnend The following extract from
the Greensboro Register in endorsenaent Of
an article IN the STANDARD to the attention
Of our LEGISLATORS. The present high rae OF
'taxation weighs heavily upon our people,
who are vet far from recovered from the dis
astrous effects of the war. The fact that
the nate of taxation should be reduced is
conceded by all, and provisions must be
made whereby the burdens Of the people
may be lightened. If Legislators win set
the example by reducing their own pay, the
people win be much more ready to believe
that their eomplaints are needed and that
they will not be unnecessarily taxed. Five
dollars per day at the most is amply suffi
Gent remuneration for the legislative servf
ceslof any memher, for il is not expected
that members enter the legislature to make
money! For these reasons We hope mem
bers wiIl'well consider the following from
the Register :dise 4@b ~ lsA
ssThe burden of taxation is severely felt
by our people and the Legislature should in
augurate retrenchment of expenses by q
short session. ~ u rlsigh Standard, Is ia
All right, we are with you, brother Pike
But they should not be contented with a
short session alone. They should retreneh
in divers other particulars. They should
first cut down their own wages. They were
greatly too high at irst-they are grossly
so now. The masses Of the Republican
party have never approved of this conduct
on the part of their Legislators, and if they
come before the conventions and NEST
ings, of their party, they viii not be
sustained. Such wages wassno part of the
principles Of our party. The best exponent
of our principles now is President Grant.
He has curtailed the expenses Of the Gov
tnmeA to Rahount slksss really utpara'
lelled, and he has also diminished, the ma,
tional debt about SIC, 100000 in less thar
one fiscal year Of twelve months, and BY th'
close of the year, it viii exceed 800, 00o. 900
Be governed, Legislators, by this illustriou
example,! ~ i@ Iei'u''pa't 4a'isf 81
at is useless for you to hope to show 4
the psople, or to convince them, that seea
dollars a day is necessary orisright.u W.
know that the Democrats there are as mucl
to blame as you, and were as eager to ge
the money as you, But it is of'no avail t
you-two wrongs cannot make right, no
two wrong parties right party 'si-
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fas 49, 4 - = q = = 81 1850
Here and there in our State man may DC
found, who ventures to boldly suggest re-
pudiation as solution Of the present fnan7 !
ciaI difficulties that embarIass the State
government. We do not believe that such
persons are numerous, and while We sic
willing to confess their presence in our
midst, we attribute their ideas of honesty
to the decentralization of the war. They do
not speak for the people, but they exercise a
most deleterious influence abroad They
are birds of i'll omen, croakers, ravens that
feed on putrid flesh.
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- 1000, o,b<, s,,.ns f,,r .nax;no debts
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h,,d;n, 20 The e,e,nv. s. y on sac 81.
o,bsr st.tes have had darker DAYS They
h.vs sr,ea q he SUNLIGHT more noyra> =
and nSfos5afo,iS -1'yrr--1s,l =
| tb.;r axar,rle we NAV tak, COURAGE Z IA
frn,, ,ba;r ~ le.rp lessons If w;s.
dom We hel;evae Tho money : nnron,;a,ed
bv tbe cener.l Assemble hitherto will be
hon.st,v .,,Sr,,;.,, - ,hs dss;o,.,sa ,urnosss
4. win h. Amin aud orr RESOURCES
developed We tell The peonlc q that this is
our belief and that t,eose who arc most
mal;aned before them bv the repudiators
will show the clearest record because Of the
searching, scrutiny into their conduct The
enemies of the neonls win then discover
thai their own weanons have been turnred
q .no herst;. If The state and ,be c,orv. =, 4,
tbo,sse. whom thew now so bitterly fienree;ase
IL ,be main sfro,t H. in al,tb;nos 10 kes,,
ols.r ~. name Of The State Then from ttbi.
n,ro foun,a;n viii, tf,ow n. w tiers of life ;uto
IN ~. ohanno,. of commerce The mann !,
MI c.ro,;r. 10. ,ho.D "a :. to r !,
stra.utb rtnss hrlv.rts o,,ob, 10 n. ouard.
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wv. INV ~. na.:,o.,.aS~ps s.O 80, 10. 4,
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1t seems as if the government was engag
ed in some great enterprise in the West
Indies, judging from the following New
York telegram to the Washington Necs
1t says: 'The naval authorities are pushing
forward work upon The vessels designed for
the special squadron to operate in the West
Indies. The Albany, Captain George Balch,
has already sailed with sealed orders for the
rendezvous at SANTANA Bay, touching at the
Tortugas for, force of regular ,artillerists.
She has on board park of lightfel pieces,
with supply of fixed ammunition for the
same. The corvette Serern, now on trial
trip, sails for the rendezvous in, a few days.
The Nantucket, Lieutenant Commander F.
NJ. Bunce, has already gone and the dou-
BILE turreted monitors Miahtoma1, Terror, and
Dictator, are under orders for the port.
The Dispatch boat FrOlie, Commander Hem
ry Wilson, now lying off the foot of Wall
street, has large force of men on board
working day and night to get her ready for
sea, She is now coaling with all haste; her
crew and engineer corps are to be increased,
andshe is under orders TO be ready at d mo-
ment's notice to go to SANTANA to carry Vice
Admiral David D. Porter, who is iptrusted
with the command of the special squadron
operating near st. Domingo. samana Bay
win be occupied, and held under scheme
for protectorate devised by President
Batz, and adopted by the Arsefican Govern
meat. The Vice Admiral is daily expected
on board the Ffolt
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RALE1aH. Noy. 20. 1sss

The Weldon Aevs once said we were not
"clnvalrous's because We. couldn't see the
gallsntry Of poking sticks at an iron ring
especially when the ring had done no in.
jury, The Ners editors however, practice
what they prcaslb and we hearfhat both OF
them were lately at d :. Tournamcntn ia
Edgecomba county. The. duty Of browning
the Queen. Of Love and Beauty dcyolved
upon ''ne at the Mars men. and he was 81
enthusiastic Chat he got the crown on wronep
side up And that's whats the matter with
RuEt9o, -
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Liberal Views.

N fiE,,. :.
,no ,oiio"Ing lioli an edltorlal
N tnet ,AAieign See"adrd, the leaqng rsh-
car Joul.oss % s..e ooutn, and known as
doyeliof. 1ioiuens organ Ihe Sdndard
ss{s; iefi 7-.
{. "Congress Will shortly reassemble. We
reo0at the declaration we made mouths 500.
thatwe wish q universal amnesty bill passed
la bill for the removal Of all political disa-
bilities. We do not wish to have an Ameri-
can citizen deprived of single right. The
war is ended and the Union restored.s Let
: the Government pursue such a line of con
duct as will show to the world that it is not
Union OF nate and iet u pardon Something
70 inc ~, na'uas ss ,esi ~ people Plos'rsreo
-'a,'lr of the South say that when ,hev lad
downtheir arms and senewed their allegi-
ance to the government they did so In good
,aiIn; Ee. .ne gossin s oehese them.
n;sled the ncople--if h CHOOSES. Il bss ~
right to do So: but let it believe tn. people.
Confidence begets confidence good win be-
ge,s gooa WIN, anu lne eoyernme1t can
49, ~ 49, ,asd IN - ~ IN op,e wno
by good viii and d firm support Of the gov
eminent Of their country Is a )
Ing policy mere re S1 = tha, %
toge,hsr nnder one common mon 30 m ar.
and one common fac. and it is hest for MS
all and for all our interests, political, social,
religious and industrial, that We should
,Us sur t I. sa nc. leone nomogens
sides The stronger narty sho5ld set the
example. As to trustinq the Southern peo-
pie, no one who knows them can doubt that
mey may saleiy ne trusted. Whateyef
nnn'bs-ej .r,oyo Il =, 7! p'Y,s'''' ' -
If there be any who do net wish for re-
lief from disabilities, but want to keep their
oIa sores running So thar they may nave the
= d. 10 make tne,sn shs;r des;rss ar and
\ ffev W3{l doubfies< Sc -fesbec{C{ <k-is-nd.
fair that such persons, ifany there be, should
be taken as the exponents OF sne Seutnern
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-24

An editor up in Asheville copies piece
at our expense. We have just now given
his paper to an cid woman TO stop her
cracks with. ~ iil6oro' Recorder. tlr
We have received call from Bro. Dowell,
and he insists that he has right to know
the name of the ''old woman who dared
use his paper for such purpose
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-24

The Alabama Legislature has ratified the
the Fifteenth Amendment to tho national
Constitution. The vote in the Senate was
yeas "a, nays, noner In'ths House-yeas
eo nov.fa ~ "a tytzs5fca bio o.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-24

The New York Sun, ''independentn anti
administration, asserts that $4,000 Illegal
votes we've registered in New York by the
Democracy, That's the reason they elected
their State ticket by 10000.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-24

secaItary Boutwell, denies having sent any
agent 20 Europe to negotiate s 4 per cent
loan. He Is, however, straining every nerve
to reach point where q cheap loan can-be
obtained. sN7eqS7
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-24

Nasty and Josh Billings occupied box
at SelwJn's on Saturday night Exchange.
We don't know about the general state Of
the weather at that time, but it is evident
that that box was having a bad spell of it.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-24

The Florences receiveda thousand dollar
brick in California. -Ezchdngs N ~
We wouldn't mind having such a brick
in our hat, even If we got hit with it.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-24

The editor Of the Weldon Meas accounts
for tho improved appearances Of his paper
by the fact that he has not been able to give
il his ibrssonEI supervision.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-24

A jealous Democratic editor wants his
partyifiisnds to ''hang together" We sym
pashiis with his desire bat are afraid that
justice won'ttriumph to that extent
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-24

Small pox isthe sensesion at the West
End "spf Boston EEsrhangs. -
We think that persons enjoying Cd that
senssa5n are to be 7itsd ..a.5-s
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-24

A good sign-to see the Democrats "
in the legislature opposing Universal
Amnesty. How about .proscriptiye par
t;es = t,owi
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-, Ia, - !. 49,,

We have been to the city of Raleigh and
know what the board is there at all classes
Of houses Greensboro PatrOa.
Do yon1 Then, Bro. Thompson, we
tlii1k you must have traveller pretty ex-
isnzirel5. Perhaps sad experience has made
.Ieu wise. Did you loose your carpet-bag
he anosher Greensboro man did,
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-24

Wh1s + the Henderson hader We have
r1l sen Il inr 4 long time. and begin to
sslie<e that il Is dead. We see that other
papers IA the State have mot received it Tor
zcze inc Can il 5e that it has departed
n rs q gently DIST its death has not
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-24

Agentleman out East has apiece of loaf
ofbread lately taken from an oven in the
ruins of Pompei.-Erchange.
Asmany centuries hath elapsed since that
bread was put into that oven, it Is probably
the best baked loaf on record. ~.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-24

Somebody proposes to plant the streets of
Norfolk, Va, with peanuts in oider to pay
the city debt Erfhange. sa'.5sg7 - S
No doubt IN order to cause the city to
be thle to .'sheetn out. y
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-24

The lower blanch Of the Tennessee Legis-
lsture refused to ratify the Fifteenth Amend
ment, l,y q vote OF 57lte 70. i3r
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+. 1o4elI >dii<r The. kshsvills Pioneer,
= I'D b bs % bez1 looki1s editcs in the
81 Z. = &. ! /. e s ! 1. !. s. local.
Dsrs'I i III 5ds s i o, f.agile. Now
l4k1 a t1e Ass ~ sn.l Cad: Of The
"a e. 2 pr r|laS, ! I|L' ahead: d eyeii
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-24

Ne don't wan, any such squirtgun aimed
at Us. Those who want it may have it, but
they can count Us out.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-24

The ball syringe is the new French gun
which squirts 400 bullets q minutes--Er-
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-24

The Lean Wolf is the name Of s newspa-
per Just started in Wisconsin. The Li0e
Giraffe in Raleigh, N. c., has suspended
Buffalo Express. ll 11a esq
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-24

Seven widows win follow Victor Emanuel
to the grave, Exchange.
Wen, ifthere's seven Of them the sooner
they are oct of sight the better for the COM
munity inwhich they now reside.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-24

Not so. From Liss Giraffe it became a.
Lean Giraffe, and finally dsfunct Giraffe.
It got Barnumized, and that fixed it.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-24

We have hurriedly, in the midst Of
large amount of business, made this review
of great State paper, but let no man con-
tent himself with this imperfect reference,
but for himself read the message, and learn
of our present condition, aud of the great
future which is to make up the history Of
North Carolina. ..-s5 ,,.'.,. Z
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-07

T The case of the State vs.. Bnd
Hundley. charged with murder.is now
on trial q, Maysville. The defence is in.
sanity. Judge Woodson and Hon. Hen
ry NJ. Vorits. of this city. appear for the
defendant. By the way, we noticed in
the Herald. day or so sgo. a most rep
rehensible article in reference to this case
When a man is on trial fors his life. a
newspaper shonld carefully abstain from
any attempt TO create prejndics against
him or bias the minds Of the jnrv who
are trying him.-.S. Joseph Gazette.
Bud Hnndley was an ex-rebel bush
whscker; therefore. the St. Joseph Ga
zette's bowels of compassion experience
some gripings at the idea that his case is
to be preiudiced. He committed delib-
crate mnreer, without provoca,ion.
Last December, when a loyal man.
Col. T. A Green, killed rebel who
was trying to murder him. this same St.
Joseph Gszette spared no effort to preju-
dice his case. and bias the pnhlic mind
against him. IL even garbled the evi.
dence given before the Coroner's Jury.
for that laudable purpose. This is the
way those swee'-scented dispensers Of JUS
tice intend to do mp things. when they
come into power.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-07

AGAINST IrsRLF "A few years ago
nearly I'll Of III. E stern travel and freight
Of X ansss went over the Fl snu'bsl and
ST. Joseph Ri'road. Now that rosd
does not do one third ofthe K-nsss hn.i-
ness. II has an on,lst at Council Bluff.
hut di-cr'n.insfes Against K-nsas towns
-esps' tally Lesvepworth snd-Atchi.on.
Trsins no longer run to accommodate our
travel AMI traffic. and We pstron;ss op.
posing and more ohIiging lines; leaving
onr old fsvorite to her self impo led fate.
When the Lesvenworth bridge is CON :
pls,ed the H. & St. j will endsavor to
comps'e again tor the vast smouut Of
trade which centres here. bnt our mer.
chants and travelling public will not take
a very deep intsrest in that struggle.
We shall have . more direct and batter
line 10 Chicago. a. We nave already to
st Louis. II the Hannibal road il Grip
pied nobody will care. II the reputation
of that road is retrievsd at, all il must be
done now.-Leapenworth Coservatirs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-07

ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND STRONG -
The array of Charter Oak Cooking
Stoves now in active service in the kitch-
ems of the South and West is over one
hundred thousand strong. and doing the
work of thrice that number Of stoves oi
another kind. And this force is con-
stsptly increasing BY the accession o'
fresh reinfocements forwarded daily from
the Excelsior Manufacturing Compsny's
extensive foundry in St. Louis. These
soves are becoming such universal favor
ties. and are making their way into SO
many households, that it looks as though
they were destined to cover the face OF the
land as the locusts Of Egypt. Unlike
the locusts. however. they are blessings,
instead Of plaques. and we wish speed to
the consumm alton.
j. j. Morris is Agent in White Cloud.
Sold wholesale and retail by Excelsior
Manufacturing Co.. St. Louis.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-07
Republican Township Cssventlsl.

The Republicans of Iowa Township win
meet in Delegate Convention. at Highland.
on Tuesday, October 18Th, 1863, at2 o'clock,
p. N. for the purpose Of nominating csndi.
date for Representative Of the First District
ir the State Legislature. The. Convention
win consi.t Of Is Delegates, spportioned =
follows: White Cloud S. Iowa Point s. High
land S. The Republicans Of the several Pc
cincts will meet for the appoinsnsot Of susA
Delegates. ON Saturday. October stb. - IL
same times and places dssignarsd for shs sp-
pointmens Of Delegates 70 the County Ooavsa-
ton. ~ SOL. MILLER.
8. d. EWING bra
M JOSEPH KLogE, -
. Township Central connistss.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-07

RAILROAD MATTERS The City Coun-
ell and the Railroad Company have ar
ranged the little hitch over which they
have been botbering for some time past.
snd an Ordinance has been passed grant
ing the right of wsy through the town.
The Company claimed that this was es-
sen.ially necessary, in order to enable
them to complete money negotiations to
insure the speedy completion of the rosd
They had settled upon certain terms. but
before they could be fulfilled. they bad
to show a clear right of way from Atchi-
son to the State line. Now that this is
fxed. it is to be hoped that work may be
pushed vigorously.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-07
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
Thursday, :: October Z, 1869.

HoSEsr Men WASTED.-As Conven
tion and election times spproscb, there Is
great cry in favor OF honest men for Office
and generally the ones who need most
watching cry the loudest. The juice OF
the matter is. that somebody or his friend
wants the Office that is held BY somebody
else or bis frieGd. We have heard il said
that the honesty cry has been raised to
defeat several of our present County off
cials. who are among The most honest
and trustworthy the County has ever had.
for the reason that they do not psy trib-
ute to the Deishboring wbiskey-shops.
When the honesty issue is welded by
doggery. keepers against men who refuse
to smile over their counters. the thing
has got down to the clean strained essence
of ridiculous sublimity.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-07
Announcements.
Fee, Five Dollars, in Advance.
Sheriff.

Sheriff.
We are authorized to announce that B. q.
CAMPBELL will be . candidate for rs-siee.
tion to the Office Of Sheriff, at the ensuine
election. subject to the decision of the Repab-
lcan County Convention.
County Treasurer. .fr
o. CRAIG. of ws,hena, is candidate for
the Office Of County Treasurer, subject 70 he
nomination Of the Republican County convear
ton.
The undersigned would respectfully an
nounce him.slf a. . candidate for re-eIecsis.
to the Office OF County Treasurer. ct the enss.
ing November election.
CHARLES RAPPELYR.,
County Clerk.
JOHN T. KIRwAN 10 q candidate 10, re.
election to the Office Of County Clerk. SUBJECT
to the decision Of the RepubIicsu County
Conv ention. =
Register Of Deeds.
We are authorized to announce the mama sf
DUNCAN MCINTOSH. ss . candidate for
re election to the Office Of Register Of Deeds.
at the ensuing election.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-07
TRoE TO LrrE-TLs Leavenworihl
Conservative saws.

Tree TO LrrE.-TLs Leavenworth
Conservative says:
The White Cloud Chief says there are
farmers in that County who bsve been
there fifteen yesrs, and who have no Or
ch.rds. We know where they came from
M zz zoursh. They came and brought
in tsoor three slaves apiece. Old Carey
Whitehead. on Peters Greek. was one
Of them. Slaves. but no spPles. That
race did not even raise potatoes. They
lived on poIe. hog and whisksy. They
thought potatoes. peaches and wheat were
Ysnkee innovations. Bot the "poor
whites" sre fast being surperssded BY
rich negroes. intelligent foreigners and
Y sukses. And that is the reason K.n-
sss takes the gold medal.
The editor of the Conservative has
"been there" and states the case correct
ly. A man might travel through the
river Counties of Kansas. and in ninety
cases 10 q hundred, could tell correctly
" here q certain class of residents came
from. When Carey Whitehead used to
make his political. rounds, (at the time
when the Whitehead tribe were running
this County, his favorite story was sbout
Laizelere's frog farm. Larzelere has
stuck to bis frog farm. and We believe
now has plenty of choice fruit Of all kinds.
and is comfortably fixed. But when the
rebellion broke out, Carey Whitehead
said the country was gone to hell, and
Kansas was not worth staying to take
care of; bot he was possessed of little
substantial wealth. in the shape of few
slaves. and he would get back to Missou-
ri as soon as possible. and save them.
He sold his excellent farm for almost
nothing. and lit out for Missouri, to save
his niggers. But the niggers soon heard
that Kingdom was coming. and took to
themselves legs and scooted. As time
passed. Carey became reduced almost to
the bedrock; and now. in bis old days,
he has gathered up what little means be
had left. re,urned to Kansas. purchased
himself farm. and is going to try Ia
make up for lost time. by following the
example of civilized people-just W ha. he
should have commesced doing in the yea,
of grace 1854.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-07

@ The Lesvenworth Conservative
predicts. with grand flourish, that
james NJ. Harvey and Thsddeus II.
Walker are the coming men of Kansas.
and proceeds to write the epifsph CT
Pomeroy, Ross and Clarke. II the sp-
poin,nent OF the editor of the Conservs.
tive Is delegate to the National Capt. al
Moonshine Convention has so wrought
upon his feelings. we cannot imagine
what would be the consequences if be
should be appointed to vacancy in the
Office of Justice of the Peace. Perhsps
he would at once proclaim Gov. Harvey
Emperor OF all the Kansas.