White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23
THLNGAMYJIGS

" John Morrissey Is red hot for Greeley
Hear the chanticleers: Chap chap chap Chappaou,,
tS- The sword Of Sobeski rusts in the domcie of NJ
Carson, Of SUMTER South Carolina
- The blackbrd that used 70 sing on the Michigan
shore has multiplied 70 snch IN extent in that region ~
to be regarded . nuisance.
rct;oo brt 81 s5oS IN iss and now his heirs have % an
compelled By law to refund s7ss interest being added
" Really. Mr., Greeley must excnse us but his edit,
CowierJosrHsL
~ 1t may be cad but IL Is fact that Horace Grpe,ev
does not wear white Ia. He wears a iow-eroWny,i
~ Mrs Horace Greeley is native of North Carulin,
She was Miss Cheney. They were married in leaG IN,
better half therefore, belongs to the south
Ex- President Fillmore is spending his old age in r
fined leisure and comfortable afuence. His health i
rod but he takes little active interest in public affairs
In the course Of debate in the Methodist General
Contrrrnce the meek and owly DR. Ives alluded sun
dry fellows as ''the swine Of the Book Concern
~ The ~st scientific scholars Of the country say ,b,
force Of electricity in the air has been in thu
last eight nine months and fhaf the cerebral disease,
prevalent are caused oy the hishy electric am
phere.
~ Not Republican paper in this State puts up the
name Of Horace Greeley for President-Roehester v r
Express.
rs- A winchester Kentuckian put powder in .
blast hole to if it would Oh Lee fell down on
farm in adjoining County.
ter damages for every artesian well bore
~ Robert J. walker secretary Of the TREASURY under
X. Polk is said to have appointed the first lady
clerkshp the treasury department in the lsi5
~ Boston has a policeman who has been forty f,Dr
years the beat-uearly long enough to become deal
beat
~ A San Francisco paper publishes 'communca
ton purortins to from the spirit OF George Wash
ngtou denouncing the expenditure Of 50 arg- as
tis the centennial celebration in PHILADELPHIA AZ
simply ridiculous.
~ The only three Senator's who left the public hn.i
dabbie in politics at Cincinnati Fenton. Schurz
and Upton.
u Ex-Governor Joe Brown Of Georgia the man who
made JEFF Davis much trouble in war times bc
counted in for II. q.
He says had better have been unwritten at least
have been coucbed i'm less offensive terms
IT, For the Liberal banners Horace Greeley and pro-
lection! Gratz Brown and free trade. You pays your
money and you takes your ch"ice
10 They have found warrior that the mountain In
dians afraid Of The red gentry rrreatin. before
tum Inun all up
n,tv Mhr !. i"sp.pssbe in Pse.en tnsrr D ns
Judgment fthere is public man ho is totally
with which he is regarded will not blind the country I, n.
natural untness for the office to which he has been
70 Marsh6ed Missouri is asitated at the ohsnarc,
displayed by q murderer named Waller who is hun.
next month: He won't see clergyman, sings Sh"o Fly
Iy visit him he stands on his head turns hani-prins and
declares that he is the happiesf in all Missouri He
only thing-to be long enough 10 Lin
George Francis Train.
e Just before Greeley nominated Carl Schurr de-
clared his nomination would be burlesque and his election
in and carry the Buresqne and the Cata-froh To- the
Presidency and Vice Presidency of the United States
= The Tribune thinks it absurd compare the servi
ees OF Grant to the Republican party with those of Gre
turbns element the party. at frequent intervals ever
since its organizaton while hut for the formers
leader We should probably have had republic left
and no Republican party worth menti ming.
The Chicago Post has the following timely advice to
An bays should chop down trees and drink sprn-wacr
out Of tin and eat chicken pie and and
prentice ,hemsevss to country printer for go and
and when they grew mp they may become sorehea cand
dates for the Presidency.
~ Gen Larmer Of Leaven worth writes to Greeley;
the same feeling prevails in other States Kansas
cannot how Gen Grant Garry a single STATE rx
cept this one fthe feeling in Kansas will give Grant
this State. don't why 'the feeling in other
states will not give him those also The General is not
happy in his epstlary expressions He lisps too much
~ The New York Commercial calls the Democratic
candidate for the Presidency 'Od Horrors the Grea, Cab
bas-st Of Chappaana-
fn canvass among the Democrats in the House and Senate
SAYS that not one Democrat in ten is in favor Of Mr.
ley The feeling is almost unanimous in favor of nomna
ting a regular ticket.
Greeleys plan for resuming specie payment is
dweit by the admirers of the states
man with assiduous fondness- IF You resume
says the distinguished fnaneier why just paste up l
card announcing that will resume and resume How
would business men like such policy
~ Why will not Liberal paper say a GOOD uori
for Brown, Abo,. o,nion We have seen Of him
three weeks before the nomination That paper remarked
with franknss that Is in singular contrast To its prssent
reticence that Brown very thin timber" But thin
lent l-CTn. Ca.
rs. Ksnkakee Democrat. hearing the news from Gin.
.nnat. exclaimed: How v Horse (hie) Greeeyl
Lhnr know yer mother thicj zouti"
-, Her-'- another Of them The Madison fwis) D-u.
With snuff hut don't banker after it, With snch eapac-
ty he thinks is possible he be able to digest Greeley
iv Says the Rochester Democrat: Horace Whit. of
he Chcas" T6bnneis fine agricultural Horace
radr vrvrtablrs on prntectien bottom snd II bs dan
neceed it won't he his frult Mr.. Greeley either
,Y The most hurtful thing have seen urged against
he Liberal ticket Is that it. success in the Convention
,rr-iy due To the manipuations Of Frank Br would
m"ney in the packets of party to hire him to stay
way from National Conventions.
q, John M.rrissey the gambler and prizefyhter has
"me ont strongly in favor Of Greeley c,niafr Straws
cred that during the Young Democracy" fight in the
ity Greeley intrigued with Morriss-y the nomination
rants friends are not ali that conid be desired What
'ouid President Greeley's .-N. Y. Times.
The Boston Isar,ler, poet has not mH.sd in vain
fort entitled Dr. Watts on the Cincinnati nominee:
How doth the busy HoraceG.
Improve each shining hour;
And look for office every day
How skillfaly he build- his sells
How neat he spreads the soap:
And when pig irsm will not avail
Takes free trade as his hope
. They have q rather singular railroad in East Ten
newspaper Jonesboro speaks Of that place
t-rmin II il not time in a thousand that You find
rairoad with both ends sticking into the town
~ interrupted the other day in a resnlnte
tempt to drown himself Niagra Falls He Is dr-erb-
Engfshman Of culture and refinement who had got
tn embarrassment and difficulty at home and
to put end to his troubles He evidently wished
hiev- his taking OF magnifcently possible he
oud not have all this distance for the purpose Of
owning hmsef in the grandest the globe
q George Francis Train tells good story on Gree
=. follows: There old farmer who had taken
Trbne for thirty years soe twenty miles horse
ek To hear him lecture What do yau tsfnk of him
ked neighbor. wall don't think much Of him as
eaker. bat he would make id good singer"
In 1854 the New York Tribune said Il did not know
st where General Grant going to strike bat il
,ud advise any who happened to be In his way tn
out OF II directly That WAS good advice then and
just good now.
y The vieksburg Herald says that on the spot at
ampion Hill Vicksburg where the rebel General Thigh
shot dead at the head of his troops stood peach
e the leaves and fruit Of which aerwarl were
nd red color The tree transplanted distant
rhard but still retains its popularity. similar tint
rvades the leaves and scions taken from It,
With H. G. holding the executive pIov there Is no
not but Uncle Sam would turn the Great American
sert into immense garden plant il In
sewing machines. with occasional bed Of dried ap
- and boIogns sau.agea.-Tndependena.-
Cincinnati has Of late years lost sometbiny her
tige ana preeminence in pork packing; but the Davis
Adams assert that she beat the world at pack
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