White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-21
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ma witty Republican in Washington says
that the Senate is divided into three parties
the Republican, the Democrat, and the Judi
ciary COMMITTEES.
II Before the ink Of the Fifteenth Amend
ment prselamation Was dry. General Grant re- \
eeiyed a note from = member Of the press as |
hing for tho pen. II was sent Immediately,
and efore the messenger left the ante room he
vas offered $50 for it.
u The colorcd vote in New Jersey viii!
reach Eve thousand. and will be sufficient in all
general elections to give the State to the Re
publicans. The Second Congressional district
will be redeemed. and the Fourth made secure
iy Republican.
p Here are samples Of the claims presented
to the Pennsylvania Legislature for losses in
c1rred BY the rebel invasion: For black cloth
suit of clothes. s35 05; for one ham. Is pounds.
at Is cents. - 10; for half barrel Of mach
erel. $40 50; for a new hat. s. 50. Claims
amounting two CT three millions were audited
and allowed, but the Legislature refused to aP-
propriate the money.
p Mr. John Jones made happy discovery.
1t is that the Irish and the negro citizens have
a festive bond Of sympathy in St. Patrick's day,
for it occurs during the month Of March, and
March will ever be hell in blessed memory by
the negro, because his disenthrallment and en-
I fr.n kal r.
during that month. The Times Of this city,
and the New York World say the two races
hare political bond Of sympathy in that both
are pre-eminently ingorant. This insult to
both will hardly strengthen the Democracy
with either Chicago Journal
| u A correspondent Of the Boston Common
wealth states that the chair now occupied by
Senator Revels is not the actual piece Of fur
niture once used By Jefferson Davis. In April,
1851, when the Sixth Massachusetts, regiment
that had been attacked in Baltimore Just IRE
vionsly-was guarding the C,pitol. some Of the
soldiers ascertained. by inqary. which chair had
been occupied by the rebel chief, and broke it
to pieces. Perhaps the thought that the pre-
cious relic was thus saved from the contamna-
iirg touch Of the colored Senator may recon
cie the friends of Mr.. Davis to the circum,tan-
ces Of its destruction.
! III If letter postage Is reduced 10 one cent,
there viii be two sent 70 where there i, one
sent row. remarks n sententions exchange.
u The N. Y Pos: s,ys that the portraits OF
all the Governors Of Rhode Island are to BE-
\ painted, and hrrg, if there is room, on the Dor.
sers of the State.
years ago, which he ha, iu't fouud under his
bed, and the b is,oa Advertiser surmises that
his life hasn't been made unhappy by house.
clearing.
IL Miss Mauie Ernest. in her lecture in
New York last week, said that chad women
voted, the illustrious Abraham Lincoln would
never have been President"
az The United States Treasury, few DAYS
ag,, received letter from S. L. Carpenter, OF
Sansas City, No., enclosing a dreadfuly bat
tered twenty five cent note for exchange. But
having some conscientious scruples AZ to the
genuinness of the rag, the writer begged the
Treasurer not to brand it a. counterfeit. He
said he was a poor boy. TO whom twenty fve
cents waa a matter Of cteat Importance, and II
the enclosed should prove to be bogus. he would
like to have it returned. as he knew place
where he could spend it for lager beer.
u The Coumbu. (Ohio) State Journal no.
tiHes Congress "Tha, the people don't care
50 much about po!ygamy in Utah. They want
their taxes reduced"
~ A eolorcd man in Evansville on Thurs
day said, in the hearing of reporter Of the
Journal; III don't care particularly about vo-
ting at this election, except for one thing.
want to neutralize the vote Of big Democrat
who pe'ted me with peaches last summer.
When demonstrated. the big Democrat asked
me what was going to do about is. ] an
going to do something sn Monday"
" The Boston Transcript says the Fff
teenth Amendment will not aid single vote
to the list in Maine, New Hsmpehire, Vernon;
and Massachusetts,.
u One Of the banners borne BY the eofored
men at their celebration in Lopi.viiIe read:
awe will live on hssh before we will vote the
Democratic ticket" "God made us m men,"
was inscribed upon wagon filed with women.
IL Supervisor Tweed irreverehtiy rcmirk.d.
Providence AMI are working together, f."
whereupon the Boston Transcript ray; sit
seems, then. that the Lord makes the rsscality
as well as the wrath Of men To praise him."
II Rev. Theodore Tilton. editor of the New
York Independent, speaks Of the Savior As
that chief gentleman.
IL The "original press need Sy. 3erj ,min
Franklin" is said to be in one hundred and
seventy different American printing Offices
70 Thurlow Weed will contribute to the
May Galaxy chapter from his autobiography
which will be of special interest to the people
Of Central and Western New York He remi-
niscenccs, which run hack forty six years. re
vive ones memory Of many Of the prominent
men living in the towns aloHg the old stage
route from Buffalo to Albany. and whose decen-
dant= arc to day among the most ccnspicuous
citizen. Of the State.
u San Francisco ptinter has sued the
Typographical Union for libel in posting him
ss a "rat" after be had left the society.
II letter from New York. speaking Of the
Mcfarland trail. says: "By the way. it's fun
nv tn read the Herald report Of it. Many year,
soo ,rpr,ett and the leading lawyer in this case
had bloody ruction. and Graham, among oh
er eating remarks. said to Bennett: Don't eve-
dare to print my name in your paper; il you do