White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-21

We have answered the Republicans questions, we
propose to put to it a conundrum or two. During
the late canvass, we did not print single ticket
that did not contain the name Of every Republi-
can candidate, JoHNsON's included. Tickets were
ordered with GRAHAM's name on, and on them we
printed JoHNsONs name also. Will the Repsbli-
can inform whether it printed any tickets head
ed Republican, but with the name of one Republi-
can candidate omitted, and that Of a Democrat
inserted, the object of which was to enable bolt
ers and traitors to deceive the unwaryf
.s- The Troy Republican has now re-hashed all
the stale stuff that has been charged against
us, with a single exception-and we have been
looking for that, and have been somewhat sur
prised that it did not come long ago. 1t has not
accused us of being vulgar. Why this leniency,
we are at loss to understand It is q knock
down argument, that has never before been omit
ted, in fifteen years. Give that twist, then you
will be ready for the sacrifice, whenever your
tiers get in recalcitrnnt mood. (See WEBsTER's
Unabridged.)
- We would say to the Emporia Ners, that
hundreds and thousands of Texas cattle have been
driven through this part of the country, at all
seasons, and have been Wintered and Summered
here, and We have never heard of one dying of
any cattle epidemic, or communicating disease to
native cattle. Isn't it your alkali WATER or some
disease peculiar to your section, that makes the
troublei Haven't you something down that way
that you will not own up to, in the "milk sick"
regions Of Indiana and Illinois!
II When men preach, they ought also to prac-
tice. Before the Republican insists upon our be-
smearing the men with fattery who tried to be-
tray the party in this County, and begging them
to become harmonious, and to consent to take the
Offices at the next election, suggest to the ed
itors Of that paper, that they go back to Savan-
nah establish paper, and advocate the election
Of the rowdy HUSTON to Congress. Then they
may be able to appreciate how that manner of
dealing with such unprincipled cattle feels.
~ Some of the papers have come to the con-
clusion that it is unwise and unnecessary longer
to continue the disfranchisement of persons in
Kansas who were engaged in the rebellion. We
thought SO year ago, and voted to remove the
disabilities from all who wished it. The Repub-
licans had better do it, than to let an opposition
party make hobby of it to excite sympathy for
the disfranchised, and divide the party, as was
done in Missouri.
~ And men on both sides We believe tfm we saw no
man scratch his ticket scratched their tckets-Rpuo
odn-
All, indeed! Then how came you to remark to
a person, on. election day, that you feared, from
the way the thing was going, that they would
heat MAQuILKEN, which you regretted, because
MARTIN, if elected, would sre all his printing to the
Doniphan papri
Say, did you vote for JOhnsoni
~ During the past week, the number of new
subscribers received has been unusually crafty
ing. We are under especial obligations to those
who have sent additional ones. Keep
mp the work. We now publish better paper
than our patronage really justiies. Give MS the
support, and we will give you paper that can
not be beaten in the State.
u An Illinois Democratic paper has started
he story that President Grant intends to recall
he troops from Chicago, then organize dread
mi riot, to make it appear that the occupation of
chicago by the military was a necessity. That
rick is 90 natural to the Democracy, in like cir
,umstances, that they accuse Grant of an inten-
ion Of carrying out their tactics.
Iv- We have received several issues of Roses
Paper, from Cofeyville. 1t is bitterly opposed to
Grant, advocates Free Trade, and apparently leans
owartls "Passivism." In these respects, it is an
Republican paper somewhat after the
'tyle of the New York World. We are afraid that
Ross never will recover from the Johnsonphobia.
~ By the provisions of the Apportionment
tlx h,-xI xIo 7 ,f Oov,
.ress, and which will doubtless soon pass the Sem
tie. Kansas gets three Representatives in Con-
.ress. The Districting of the State will be the
principal question of interest in the approaching
ession of the Legislature.
" The Norfkern Iwdiasiam, of Warsaw, boasts
good deal of its new Office building into which
t has just moved. Well, it has right to, for it
'aper in the Hoosier State.
We coula not nee particle of sense in erwin. over
nlsd milk the Chit did just AFTER the election-Tey
nepubaoan.
Would you please inform us whose milk it was
hat was spilledf
IYIn the Humboldt. rnio. the President. message
olumns and half-Emporia yescs
And in the Ckief, it made three columns and
wO-thirds.
IT The Prince of Wales is reported to be re-
overing, after all. Lots of sympathy thrown |
wsy, there.
~ The first number Of the Kaasas Magazine |
till soon he issned. The advertisement, in anoth
r column, will convey some idea of what the first
lumber will be-
II The PieasantOu Obserr has wood eut |
to he portrait of the late Col MOxT-
'oMERf. If he looked like that, We don't blame
lin for dying.
y Jeffers"n County has new Township, call |
ID Rurn, of which Mr.. HAM is one Of the officers |
Ham is decidedly rural. Eggs don't 70 bad with |
t.
" To-day. the sun concludes to turn asound |
md come back.