White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-04-25

0C~ AOnA Ne OBmCnooosss
Every confidence politician who faucies him
course, anxious for . new DIAL, and il be is sufi
cientiy well known to atturt'public attention, II
pretty sure to come out with prospectus for
new company, with touching appeals to all trus
patriots TO take stock in the enterprise. In pnr
suing this course ths Missouri boltrrs from ths
Republican party exhibit profound faith ia the
gnllibiiify Of the American people, ana nave
launched the prospectus for the formation Of the
Cincinnati Consolidated Boilers Company, freigh
ted with most munifcent and attractive AS
sortment Of political professions. In the nrs'
place it appears that this new political stock com
pany is to I've doubled, that the new ship Of State
is to have two heads; that the Cincinnati conven
yention Is to he duality-that is. composed OF
two conventions, one to be called the hDera
Republican, and the other the reuni"n and reform
convention in short, that the morgne, or house
for the political dead, as Senator Morton desig
mates the affair, is to be divided infofwo apart.
ments. One of these is designed for the special
accommodation Of the dissatified brethren Of the
Republican persuasion, the other the conglomera-
tiOn of all of all other dissatisfied politicians Of
every shade and hue and 50 the latter is called
the Reunion and Reform Convention, probably
to fypify the present status Of these heter0ge-
nous and discOrslant elements. But why not call
it Reunion and Reform! That would have been
more euphonic and truthful in description One
thing Is certain; that both conventions are called
by the same tail-less political foxes, and that
whichever hole of the trap their dupes may enter
at, they will all 90 through the same aperture,
and all of them be shorn Of their caudal appenda-
ges.
And now Horace Greeley and score Of other
willy New York foxes have responded to Missouri
in the light of Cincinnati, and in formidable
pronuncianlentO have given in their adhesion to
the necessity and propreity Of the proposed move
ment. The obvious purpose of Mr.. Greeley and
the other pronouncers is to give breadth and re-
tnl,
souri, jugglers purpose to set up at Cincinnati !;
and il must be admitted that the iron blackness of
the Missouri faction will be favorably relieved by
the lighter and more cheerful color of the New
self to remarkable metainorpht,sis in order to
be eR rapport with his new associates. whether as
presiding officer, orator, or nominee, having chip
ped of the long, flowing, and graceful train of
protection which has heretofore distinguished him,
and come out rs u stump-taif- -free-trider. The
Greeley manifesto addressed to the Missouri boil
tiers. wherein he accepts the invitation to the
Cincinnati convention, declares that general tax
alton shOuld be imposed for revenue, and thus
indorses the Boilers call which says they are in
favor for tariff of u revenue only. Among the
many changes which he has made, this is the
most surprising of all; the most sudden, and the
most astounding to his friends.
When we look at the platform which has been
prepared, adopted, and published in advance by
the managers of the New lork-MssOuri Double
oihc,hhah SohNen''"n' oes''e 'ne NE M uu"e
prank ALREADY reierIet TO- we neA. ''iscoter
Mec'arat'oh 70 snPp"r' tue CONSTITUTION as II Is
ms Is certainly no! vel! mover OF pec"har eog
ma 10 incorporate INTO new piatiolhi, i"r Is
the profession of every party that ever Sought
popular vote, and one that every prominent pto-
lie omcer Is required 10 swear 10 wneii taking MS
oath of Once. lhc next plank that meets the
view Is universal amnesty, anu TINS has about as
hi"cn 10 40 WIN the administration Oh govern
heht as tns theor! "i h"Niiis, OF .he dinerent
calculus. Iheh c"iiis.s u pfol"siti"h ior s'eady
return 10 goid anu SILVER Z" 40 away WIN eau
cusing by Legislators, 10 preserve the pubic fath
nvi"late to put down all secret oiticai societies
and 'ioience ana iawicssl'ess, TO make the gen.
eral government ihina MS own pnsihess' anu the
stare government hiihu theirs.
Now ,hesr suggestions are very well III themr
serves, Dnt ihey are mere "ords III tne mouths d
the poiticai hacks VINO pnt theih ioT'h III 'ihs
ease, anu present more OF those 'rehehah', wen
denh'1 anu sharPiy contested ISSUES upon wnich
grra, natties are io"ght, ana the iate Oh parties
one important reform Is put i"rtii III
tnls Piatiorm III advahee' that is the apoh'ioh
oi the spou system- fnat Is good measure 10
support come rom where u may may. ih's per,
ty which ,yoiJ hon.s,Iy onJ .,,.c,nalIx ..xrnr-
1at, the ,octr;ns from IT, cr...l woniJ :s.ur,. No
small hold nnon The nuhl;, ,onf,,.nc. aud sun-