White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-02-01

| G-BsgEiss-vifA Preuty.
I-Rag. tag. aad bobtaH On bRseheek
A. they entered the State Hoss groundA s,d appfoe
Cd the East Portsoo" the Gtasd Duke exclsined:
glorious! This reminds Of Raar He referrsd 70 ths
climate That spot Known the coolest and Wind
e north America and b said to resemble the enase
| Of Lapland.
Forcing their By dnt Of hard pushns through ~
o. speeaa pohesnea. the party ssceaded The ste
Oh the Ease Pco and were introduced 70 the Govee-
nors The Governor welcomed the srsnd puke n
short speech wherein be pointed the sdvsn.ess ef
free Government noaarehioal one and then gave
him naght into the mysteries Of Governors cce
The Grand Duke expressed himself highly pleased with
the blank Notary Public commissions and reprieves
convcts in the pententiary. As they turned 60
of women surrounded the Grand Duke shake hands
and Of them bestowed upon his immense fist
Ing kiss Seeing the ISLANDERS smile the Grand Duke
remarked: Never mind; shall wash my hands before
] eating dinner"
They next visited the Auditors Office where Auditor
Thoman exhibited his books to the Grand Duke show
how promptly free people drew all money that was
appropriated, and also showed him lot State script
The Treasurer's Office next visited where Treasur
er Hayes exhibited the safe This was done to great
advantage, as the safe was empty
Next the Secretary of States office was interviewed
Capt Smawood did the honors this Office showing the
Grand Duke the last and copies of the b
puuo0Opny
age bottles purchased for the of the legislature
The Superintendent Of Public instruction was then v
ited Prof McCarty took great pains explain our sys
tenn Of education and especially his plan for compulsory
education and permitted the Duke to inspect McGueys
Readers The attention Grand Duke was attracted
petition lying on the table from Southern Kapsas In
which the name Of School Director was spelled with m
His Hghness took for symbol of the Greek Church
The Grand Duke was then invited to descend to the
basement to visit the Offices down there but he politely
declined remarkns aside to Bodisco reminded him
to much Of the descent into the imperial dungeons of st.
Petersburgh H-.i
The party proceeded to Representative, Hall where
the n force OF special policemen engaged prevent
ing the mob from taking the chairs
Tor the Grand Duke and his party party entered
the Grand Duke welcomed by Speaker Cobb in few
happy remarks to which the Duke responded 1 would
omit the speeches. that REPORTS have
been published by the newspaper reporters in which the
beauty and meaning of the speeches DESTROYED
Speaker Cobb bracins himself against the Speakers stand
said:
iour Ianpey-rrvial Hishncss 1T gives me unfsisu
co 70 welcome you to partake Of the hospitality
our oeio'gI State do this in u spirit bcan sim
Pnety: We have no Emperors and Grand Dukes here;
people We conscious that our % & ans @ r
the spendor Of the ovatons which reted Won in 9th
bills footed place can see Us and 90 snytbn
osttsr Russia has been steadfas friend and our peS
her we have went over The a An" M .pa1
land and the hard fate Of her Siberian eIiles we have
klava and SebasopoL And do not even our cbdrn 1on
watch for the mythical representative Of Russia on
S.L EseI Kansas delights to honor your Imperial
who following the example by our MARTYR Pres
and urged the entire press Of tie State
ander-,reat Abolitionissf worId .h =. anu A's1-
srs here to-day and an hu.,. cobb between them,
pves His imperial HShnes the Grand Duk. Iiesi. Of
'-assia now awaits our mystic rites r.
The Grand Duke responded follows in imperfect Eng
sh partakng of mixture Of German and French
have swsyy yoS 10, Ss & kia a feeling you express Ny wish
battle init wte Plains und Sh.m,ntown % & pIs R o. ae
init Biz Bethel csaecnr snS M De Rebellion Of de battles
c, y run mt MI. ar Bull vas happy tn come to dis great
de beepIes va, serf rerors @ a una hngs but yer all
n0,p''.n'y, y, ..n
streis who were stationed in N, Han .,-,.t r a.. n
49,; -, ~ ~ '"s nAi'' stIuck up the foi |
oeau'iui song composed expressly for the
sion, and to the tune of Ol John Brown-tbs en-
tire audience male and female uniting in the choru,.
= Hail son of RomanofL and grandson of Nicholas.
Oh how we apples swim May Lord preserve and pick
leus! f''
Bully boy with glass eyel i
ws,hax! ye.harI ws@a.%e-ha,aal ls l'''
tn. x,o,. .-, :. -,
e.s and i, was permitted :, rnn i. a was
|
e "heh all mad their squeeze at him. and order in
ome sort restored the programme proceeded with to
llustrat. In the d;.,;, ,,,;.,a, 80. r. ~ ' w
fire. neonle nal ,aa. s"''' "0" 'ne Legislature OF
nce Peopie make laws.
& r. SSrage Offered concurrent re solution. memcri
ailroad from Dan to Bersbe,a " " u" constructing
MI Peelgariick offered resolution asking
~ he S,a, guy secondhanded chicke-eoop owned
Mr. Snoddlecop offered a concyrren, rs.o,r.io,
pponment Of an investigating to inquire into
nG Tba psselhy s.,1n;s oi me preceding legislature
rst time ''' ''''oi"'e' anu read ior the
BY Mr Skeesicks An act to prevent fraud at e,ectious
; il; o An act to prevent officers from peculs-
BY Mr. snirriefritz An act au,boriz;ng R,..o,r TO-,
hip. Rocks County vote $500 600 of s,nd, in ali; s
ar III .on sahah TO Aocnshine and s500o0 tn
Tue estaosnment OF jewsharp factory in Alkali
IL Mr q;,
viIa ~, @ @n'PSeeu. An act 70 charter ferry
p n' SS Sa' taNsr; s.s,
,, ~ An act to vacate an alley in the
d. NJ NJ fsiie DoS. ,
- NJ ueen An act to egalize the illegal acts of Pat
M n NJ ornis, UNI, 1nsuce Of the Peace
,ny Aa act 70 prohcit bulls and boars from
iRnng IN ~ u. ce iaIee. 80
~ III ii Sp'soI An act providing for bounty 60
Ne. D. SSsaiPS,
Dy Mr: Du9os. An act authorizing Ebenezer Addle
Al Iot ooy 70 exercise the rights Of majority
uokey. An act changing the name Of Zerubable
n p Sshanmsr NJ Gns 10 9enosiphat Skoobendyke.
,ss ~ % An ict approprtatns vs. 900 for the pur
By Mr. GobbIe An act snnronria,in% S,e oaefs, ~ Is
nbcaton Of religious tract to prevent
Ia Bv ~Wpng Mp iins!ai,s. ins ni1was'