White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-11
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son and Fillmore are alike IN their glorihca;ion.
Neither of them tells Us which constitution he
advocates constitution as it VAS" or the
As it is" We can only guess
from FiIlmore's reference to the Fugitive
Slave Law that he means the "constitution IS
it vas" Ii is pity that these old politicians
of the age before the sOd will keep talking.
T Mr.. George Gillaspy. the Democratic
candidate for Governor Of Iowa, made a long
speech at Newton, in that State, one day last
week. and did not once mention the negro.
Speaking of himself. he said that he was neith-
sr a banker nor bondholde., but only plow.
holder and pork packer, that he was tenn
persnce man, and had not tasted lager beer,
whisky or brandy for twenty -scvsn years, and
that he believed it would be right to take the
liquor seRer to jail instead Of the poor. miser-
able druukard.
B- A Dubuque paper says: While passing
one of our leading hotels. We noticed a fair fe
male leaning back in chair. with her feet up
on the window sill, in:ently perusing paper,
which We judged to be the Revolution. or
course it's all right; it oaly looks little odd
to an outs slider.
u The Boston Post. good Democratic
paper as FAR as an, thing Yankee can be Demo-
cratic-suggests that Delaware can prevent
the river from washir her away by using the
whipping posts Ter piles"
u The Utah Daily Reporter, alluding to
the Byron scandal, says that in Utah apostles.
presidents. bishops, elders, priests and teach
er., without shame or secresy, pratti worse
crimes than Mrs. Stowe accuses Byron Of
High officials marry nieces-their own broth.
ers' daughters, and even two of them at once
marry half sisters, mothers and daughters
at tie same time. and even sisters Of the whole
blood.
U The New York Tribune saws tf Mr.
Johnson's defeat: "An ex President defeated
for Senator, and defeated by the kind of peo
pie that seem to be uppermost in Tennessee.
is sight for gors and men. To be beaten BY
Cooper is like being rel 'cted by lady who
prefers your valet ~
u A newspaper in Pennsyivania. called the
Cory Milestone, has been enlarged and now
calls itself the Grind.tone.
p Ten ye1rs ago. a man was clerk for his
brother at $500 per year. Not being able to
support his family, it was ra;.ed to $500. New
be is President of the United States, and
good President too. There is feather in the
cap Of the republican idea.
% The identical Sar Spangled Banner
which foa'ed over Fort McHenry when Key
wrote our national song is offered for sale by
the heirs of Col. Armi-tead. who commanded
the fort and who kept the historic bunting.
u ONE OF LlNcoLs's PREorcrIoss-The
editor of the New York Sun gives currency to
the ioIl,wing:
The late Mr.. Lincoln was very shrewd and
far-seeing man. He Was not much given to
prophecy, but we remember with special in.
teress piece Of vaticination which olce fell
from his lips. "Schuyler Colfax." he said
"will one day be chosen President of the Uni
ted Statess'
u The quarrelsome wife ofa New York
photographer spitefully drank up all his cyaniae
Of potassium the other day, but didn't live
long enough to erjoy his discomf.ure.
u The Rochester Democrat says that Lady
Byron. years ago, told celebrated American
lady the reason of her separation from Lord
Byron. which was totally different from the
cause assigned by Mrs. Stowe. but which was
horrible enough. and cannot be repeated in
print.
D The old prison of the Concigerie is abou.
to disappear. ard with it the cell where the un,
fortunate Marie Antoinette was confined pre-
vious to her execution. Charlotte Corday be-
fore her, and the Infamous Fouquier Timville
after her, occupied the same chamber.
II The Spanish race, during the present
century. on both hemispheres. has furnished
nut greater number of civil wars and rev,Iu
tions than any other on the face of the globe.
u Anna Dickinson declares that under no
circumstances would she marry a Chinaman
One Of. the possible objections of the China
men to emigration is thus happily removed.-
Brooklyn E,gle
u Why go to Egypt for mummie.7 There
is clerk in the Office os the Commissioner OF
Customs at Washington-so it is said-who ha.
been a clerk fer sixty FIVE years. and another
IN the Third Auditors Office who has been there
dfty eight years.
u Miss Ruth A. Damon, Universali., pas
loress at Ctvendish. veman'.) has found her
Pythias in the shape OF an Illinois minister.
with whom she has entered into that pleasing
state, the counubial She ha. resigned Caye..
iish, and accepted Honey Moon.
D a girl of spiri, ia Minnesota paradoxical- |
y dismissed her lover because he gave her old !
Shi-ky. She wouldn't have it, aad gave the |
Toung man fits.
D The way rcuns spring up in Iowa is as
onishing Saws the Davenport Glzette:
= Eight months ago Atlantic vas not. Nov It
,as forty stores. three large hotels. .hrce Inn
,sr yards, bank. two printing Offices, aud a
iaily paper"
II correspondent Of the Boston Advert
YER says Of Long Lake. in the Adirondack re-
zion of New York: Fancy . viliag. whose
inmates had passed through the anti slavery
lgitation. the war of the rebellion, and the
udrage campaigns. and known of the apple of
liscord. the negro. only BY hearsay. A fam
ly brough. colored nurse, Q few years ago, to
Long Lake, and the people for miles around
ame to the hotel to see her, looking for the