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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18

u The Paols Spirit, and other papers that
have worried over the matter, will take notice
that the Jim LEGArE gang is played out. He has
no more power over us than any other person
with whom We are on friendly terms. fhe knows
anything dreadful about us, he is at liberty to
make it known. Therefore, ifthe Spbitcammanas
LEGATE, as it intimates, it had better get him to
tell all he knows, before he departs for the Pacific
slope. The idea that the editor of the Paola Spir.
1t having JIM LEGATE at his command It is like
scab on the end of dogs tail wagging the dog /,
While tho editor of the Paola Spirit is putting
up those big Leavenworth fellows to telling things
We caution him to be careful lest some of them
tell how he made raise to start his paper at Pa
olaf
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18

UOvs mol mn o00 tme New Parry.
Since July u the Governors position is entire
~ changed. Then s prominent aspirant for the
presidency with the whole party organization
supporting him his prospects were good. As the
leader Of the party in its strongest state aud the
representative Of the "new departure" in the
East, he was strong throughout the Union. But
the July riot broke his relations with Tammany
and destroyed him as its candidate. Then came
the melting away Of Tammany ITSELF and of the
whole party thoroughly convinced that there are
no conceivable future events that could enable the
present Democratic party to make him, or indeed
any other member oft, President.
In renouncing the prospect Of being candi-
date, Governor Holman also rensances his long
cherished adherence to the Demoesatic party.
He is unreserved in his conviction that the party
must be dissolved. For long time be Locked for
it, simple .foorgsnisation upon the basis of the
existing state and national organizations but the
utter overthrow of It In New York, and its popu-
lar defeat in other States too late to rally for next
ysar's election, satisfy me that the final judg-
ment Of the people has been pronounced upon the
party, under its Proeeut leaders without regard
to "new departures" or "ancient usages, pas
sive policies, or "reconstructed platforms" He
10 for 2 new party, out and ont and is ready to
act with Horace Greeley, Carl Schurs and Charles
Sumner in forming one on the basis of national
reform, . strict construction, and the supremacy
Of the civil over the military power.
Il lis understood that Mr.. Hoffman, like Messrs.
and other reformsFs, look to Washington for the
beginning Of . new reform organization. But If
no definite sign 10 made there before the new
year, the Governor will doubtless open the sub
ject in his messageby prsclsiming, in substance,
the dissolution Of the Democratic party; and the
ture, led BY Mr.. dildsne viii respond BY giving
the movement an organfzed form, which must at
once assume natisssl importance.-Ilbasv Cor
Of AeN. 7. Ere. Pss<.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18

RAILWAY CONFAB.-We heard this, the other
day, on the cars, as they passed certain farm:
Whose place is that, over theref"
L.-"There is where D. lives"
L-"Lets see-didn't lawyer Brown, of our
place, marry his daughter, the other dayfn
L.-"Yes; and she was . very good girl, too.
He isl very good man, amt hef"
L-"Well, yes, very clever man. But il it
had been girl of mine, should have wanted to
put him in water and boiled him about three days
first"
L.-"What's that fort"
L-"Because he's 80 ungodly dirty. don't
think he's washed himselfin ten years. 1t would
take three days steady boiling to clean him."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18
Sherif's Sale.

Sheriff'S Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS (ss
DoNIfHAN COUNTY,
In the District Court for Dlnphan County
Dana Fox Plaintiff
D. W. Finn, }Defendant
NOTICE is hereby given that will the 18th day Of
~ February A. d. s72 between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A. NJ and O'Clock. p NJ Of said day. the door Of the
Court House in the city Of Troy in Donphan County
Of Kansas offer for sale at public auction for cash. the fol-
lowing described real estate to witt Lot ten 0 in block
fourteen D lot five ~ in block thirteen l3 six 6) IN
block thirteen, 13 in Iowa Point Doniphan County Kan
sas Taken as the property Of D. w. Finn. and offered
for sale to the highest bidder fos cash. satisfy certain
Judgment and costs Of record in the Court
for Donphan County In the State Of Kansax In which
Fox Ii Plaintiff and ID. W. Finn il Defendant.
Given under my hand, this I.ih dly of January \. d.
1877.
SAMUEL MAQCILKEN.
Sheriff Of Doniihan County.
A. PEHEY, Attorney for PLAINTIFF
January Is l57a-jw
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18

COLORADO APPLYING FOR ADMIssloN-A bill
viii soon be introduced in Congress for an ena-
bling oct for Colorado. ToOvercome the supposed
deficiency in population to eutitle the new State
TO Representative in Congrsss, il il proposed to
include the Territory of Wyoming. This plan
has been proPoesd and frequently advocated by
reasons. The Stato will not be 90 large "A
either Texas or California The organization
will terminate the expense of two Territorial
govemments, and the many abuses that grow mn
under them. II will give the people full control
Of their own govesnmo0ts and tho choice Of their
ofRcers 1t will give to the west three more
votes and coresPoeding influence in Congress.
The ol6cial influence Of Wyoming will probably
be againse IL. That Of tho people will not. In
Colombo there will mot be any opposition ct al;
weight. We hope the bin win BE- introducsd and
crowded TO its passage-Dsss~ Ness Dse "a.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18

A sentimental Newspaper says: "In moral
point Of view, Jim Fisk was the worst man that
Americs ever produced" II IL pretty certain
that Jim Fisk was . moral production, which
few other countries than America, and few other
cities than New York, sad few other states Of
society than which givss 10 the city and the fed
efal government the greatest number Of thieves,
which applsuds Victoria woodruff, canonizes
Theodore Tltou, and invokes tie blessing of the
Almighty upon licentiousneas and Inst, could
have produced. Jim Fisk was unquestionsbly .
fully developed Ansrican product, morally,
financially, and politically. II Hths prodsct was
bod one, il must have been the faalt tie produ-
cef.-Ckiosse Hno.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18

kGDUDZu80o0
fSe Likeral Movement of 1870
Every Intelligent man in Missouri and every
veIl.informcd citizen Of the country knows that
thn division of Republicans in this State in 1870
MAS upon q local question exclusively, and u
held by the Republican masses Of the state ~
hsrs nes,ed away with the disposition OF that
onsst,on. In NO election since held in this State
have Republicans been divided The stronghold
Of the Liberal wing was St. Louis County, and
here. Alter most desperate but futile struggle OF
= scRsmiur clique, the members Of thas cnque
found themselves without followers, without
even an Organisation, and felt compelled to come
into the one only Republican camp. since the
fan of 1870, "Liberals" rs such have not neid
a aconyeution, nor nominated candidate, 6at tney
have fused in the primaries with other hePuDI-
cans. participated with them in County conven-
tions. and voted for the same ticket at the poic:
The Republican press in this State is . unit, ana
knows of no division in the party-with the nota-
ble sole exceptions of the Westliche POST OF wnicn
Schurz is editor, and the State Iines TILL now
published as the organ of our Democratic House
Of Representatives. OF the State COMMITTEES Of
tho late Liberal wing sclear majority nave
Joined the State Committee Of the other wing an
the call for one State Convention of all the ke-
publicans of this Stste.-Sx. LOsis DenecTdf
~ g. ho,.. 49,, huilt in Nebraska. is still
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18

DRor Ir.-The New York Tribune is . good
newspaper, and usually, about three years out Of
four, good to have about But this is the fourth
year. DO Republican Postmssters, who are send
ing to it large clubs Of subscribers, know that the
Tribune is doing its hardest against GRANT, and
in aid of a new party movement 1t seizes upon
every trifing circumstance, whether GRANT has
the remotest connection with it or not, to create
public prejudice against him. 1t is working with
such men as CARL SCHURz and B. GRATz BROWN;
its editor is writing psternal letters to rebels of
the BRICK POMERoY school; it sides with Cow
PALMER in his crusade against Gen. SHERIDAN,
because SHERIDAN is . friend of GRANTS. 1t is
in full friendship with the men who are conspir-
ing to break up the Republican party; and it
will not willingly do the Administration Simple
justice. In short, GREELEY has one of his spells
on him, as when he kicked up at the nomination
of Gen. TAYLOR, or favored the recognition of the
Southern COnfederacy, or bailed JEFF. DAVIS.
His freeks always fail of their purpose; but they
should not be encouraged by Republicans.
The Now York Times is now the most reliable
Republican paper in the East, and clubs should
be formed for it. 1t is as good paper as the
Tribune, has as much reading, and is as cheap. 1t
was the Times that first exposed the Tammany
frauds, and made vigorous fight against the
theving ring, while the Tribune was doubling,
denying, and endeavoriBg to cover up. The 7ri-
bsRe was at length forced by public outcry to
take up the fight, but to The Times belongs the
credit of breaking up the Tammany Ring. Send
your clubs to the New York Times, and support
an earnest Republican paper
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18

y The New York Tribmse. in an editorial on
FISK, connects him with Helen of Troy, Train,
Clootz, Casanova, Lawzun, Cagliostro, Alexander
of Macedon, Diogenes, Dun Juan. Sardanapalus
Robert Macairc, and Tweed. If FISK were alive,
and found out what crowd he had got into, he
would feel - the Irishman said of Gen. JACKSON
-he would say he was glad he was dead!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18

States Senate from Ohio. The Democratic men,
bers of the Legislature, and . couple of sour.
stomached Republicans, are protesting" I" against
it. SHERMAN is Tariff man, and GRANT man.
No other kind appears to be in demand, these
days.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18

u Little boy sticks his head into the baggage
car, and asks: Look here; can't put my dog
in this car, to take him up to the next statiouf"
"No,' replies baggage-man; "but at two o'clock
there will he dog train along-it has four hun
dred dogs aboard-you can send yours them
Boy withdraws, satisfied.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18

ASSASSINATION OF JIM. FIsK-On Saturday.
the 9th inst, as JAMES FISK, Jr, was entering the
Grand Central Hotel, in New York, he was ap-
preached by EDWARD s. Stokes, who fired three
pistol shots at him, of the balls entering his
abdomen, causing his death ON Sunday morning.
STOKES was connected with Mrs. MANSFIELD. in
her difficulties with FISK, and the latter insisted
that they were trying to black-mail him.
FISK was bad, INSCRIPTIONS man, with but
few r-deemng traits, and his death will be no
loss to the country. But he was made of stuff
that, properly directed, would have made him q
no'ed man. He was . man of brain, nerve, and
push. llliterate, and starting out in life as no.
tion peddler, he worked himself into the greatest
corporation in America, absolutely controlling it,
and almost holding the finances of the nation in
his power. His life was fast, and he has been cut
down in the midst of his infamous career.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18

In the District Court for Doaphan County State Of Kansas
James Raston, 1 PiantinA
James Delaware,
',J..s. isa,.soa. Dsfspd.n.
NOTICE b hereby given that wil the 18th day Of
~ February A. D. 1872 betveen the hours of 10 ecock
A. H. and O'Clock p ~ Of said day. ut the door Of tho
Court House. in the city Of Troy in Donphan County, State
Of Kansas offer for sale It public suction for cash the fo
lowing described real estate b witt Lot three 90 In block
sixtyone sD In the city Of White Cloud in Doniphan
County State q take. e the property Of jesse
satisfy certain Judgment and costs Of record In
the District Court for Doniphan County in the State of
Kansas which James Ralstnn and James Delaware
Plaintiff and Jesse Ral.ton 10 DefsDdant
Given under my hand this th day Of January 1s.a
SAMUEL MAQUfLKEN,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
January IS 1e79-Jw.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18
Sherif's Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS }sS
DoNIPnAx COUNTY.
In the Dist ctf ri for DuniphLn County, State
William He'l,'ek, Plaintiff.
Joseph =. Dunn, Defendant
NOTICE Is hereby given that will On the 10Th sy of
February, A. d. 167s between the hours ciock
A. NJ and four o'clock r. NJ. II said day door Of the
Court H"se in the city al Ty Donphan County, STATE
OF kanHaS offer far sals at public auction for cash. the fol-
lowing describe real estate to w The north half of the
northw west fractional qu.rter Of section number three M
Township number thfre. 90 Of range number twruts (O
stuated i'm Doniphaa County State Of Kansaa Taken a
,e property Of Joseph Dpun and offered for sale TO the
highest hidder Tor caAk tn satisfy certain Judgment aud
costs now q vcord jim tbs District Court for Duuphau
IN the State Of Knsar in which william He'd, ck
}, PiLatif. and Joseph F. Dunn is Defend, mt
Given rnder my kaAd this 10th day Of January A. D. lS2
SAMUEL MAQUILKEN
Sheriff of Doniphan County.
Srorr HAwkIxs. Attorney for Plantih.
January Is 1S7e-5w
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18

"Blood, lago, DlooA!"
A Topeka dispatch, Of January 10th, to the
Leavanworth Ttno, contained the following:
the Lnvrsnoe Ds.ssas6s &sel6rl toesrrov. Ths
~ o the nsmbes. reptsd % hsvs reeayed ne.sy b
goelisAsd anA invsstieltisa vn Be- dedsA; but u
ssnwotn Dele:tisa ne oasaAsat q thsir ability p
Hthere was Such whispering in Tops. = j.
must have been done very quietly, and viii be
news to majority Of the people there. It was
probably confined to the principal proprietor of
the Sfssdard who was in Topeka at the time, and
who probably caused this news to be telegraphed.
It 10 now believed that he was prospecting for
"blood," but We doubt whether he got drop.
The Standard expose, of which the dispatch was
forerunner, consisted of an anonymous letter,
making vague statements, and, instead of con-
tanning direct charges, asks that some two or
three members Of the last Legislature be put up
on the witness stand, together with several other
prominent gentlemen in different parts of tho
State. 1t does not charge that any of the per-
sons named either sold on OF offered bribrs, but
merely asks that they be put upon the stand,
without intimating what is expected to be prov
en- BY them It also states that Mr.. PANGBoRN,
the editor of . rebel paper in Kansas City, has q
list Of the members sold, and the prices paid
Who Mr.. PANGBoRN il, and how he, rebel DEM
ocrat, secured such confidential relations with the
Republicans Of Kansss as to obtaiI that informa-
tion, We do not know. It looks like an effort to
bully the Legislature into wasting time in inves-
tisating charges for which no person stands re-
sponsible. Anonymous letters in Democratic pa
pers arc poor material upon which to waste much.
time.
The Standard, for short time past, has been [
unusually fussy over the matter of bribery, and
corruption, andin demanding investigations. We
have heard story which explains what is the
matter with it. Whether true or not We cannot
say; but it comes from sources fully o. reliable -
the anonymous correspondents. 1t 10 asserted
that the leading man Of the Standard male . con-
tract, last Winter, with SIDNEY CLARKE, for some
thousands Of dollars, to throw the Democratic
vote in the Legislature for CLARKE for Senator.
We know that he worked tremenduously and per-
sistentiy to accomplish that result, and we like
wise know that he failed to hand over q single
Democratic vote. Having no influence with his
party, he failed to grasp CLARxE's greenbacks.
He has been sour and disappointed ever since,
and is now clamoring for an investigation of the
causes which prevented his selling out his party.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18

u The editor of Republican paper in South
ern Kansas was . candidate for . subordinate Of
flee in the Legislature, and was beaten We arc
told that he thereopon declared himself Demo
crat henceforth, and that he should 20 home and
turn his paper into . Democratic organ. If he
has it that badly, his Republication must have
been on the thin order
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18

ter, to erect additional -Jadicial DistrictsL Yet
the Governor usually appoints to these Offices the
shysters for whose benefit he knows they were
created.
The Governor is in favor of continuing the IN
surance Department, with necessary amendments.
We know bat little about insurance, bat the ope-
rations of the Aw, for the past year, have given
considerable dissatisfaction. We have never
Joined In the ery against Superintendent wKBB,
beeanso We did not know whether the fault was
in the officer or in tho law. With necessary
amendments, the isw may prove to be well
enough. We believe the Superintendent himself
is in favor of alterations
The Governor recommends m act supplements
~ to tlssct governing Cities of the Third Class.
An entire new act would be good thing. The
present law needs revising badly.
all the appropriations recommended by the
Governor are granted, and all the estimates of
the Directors of the State institutions allowed,
and all that various parties are preparing to ask
are given, 100000 will not begin to touch the
top of the pile. f
One evil the Governor does not touch upon,
that needs attention. 1t is the system of organi-
zing new Counties ON the frontier Some spccu-
lating politician will 60 out among the sand-hills,
where there is not white man to be found, will
stake off town, make false oaths to the number
of inhabitants, elect himself to the Legislature
and the County will be otganized, and the mem
Der admitted to . scat This may be . good way
to secure votes for prospective Western Kansas
candidate for the United States Senate; but it is
dishonest, unjust to tbs populated portions of the
State, and fully as reprehensible as "mercenary
politics." no b1'.",!r ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18

EALED proposals. win Be received BY the Hddsrsiseed
- 1t White Clond, KsnsaA until u o'clock on Sasar.
sad place Plans and spessaOns nay Be seen BY Calling
the undesgned at White Cloud or at the once q Z
oeved the wkols work complsee or for the
tioos reparsey Coatrsc0g win be required 70 give bonds
for II fsithf perforasos the work The right b
served to reject any end Ill hds edered-
By ordcr Of the School Board
sls.as w WH.FORNCROOK, Dist Clerk.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18
Pronos.ls for Baildine School House.

Tho first house ever built in Nebraska, is still
standing on the banks Of the Missouri.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18

q The Land Once win be removed from Au
gusta to Wichita, in February. That is anothe,
hard blow on the Major" No doubt the Gov.
ernment officer who did it, received . bribe Of at
least 900 for performing that trick!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18

his suite 70 Topeka, while ths suprene Court b
in session
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18

= 1t is said that Madame CArAcAzY promotes
her beauty by bathing every morning in cream
Who knows but that the boarilers at the big ho-
tells in Washington drink CAIAcAzY cream in
their coffeef
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18

= The Kansas Legislature invited the Grand
Duke ALEXIS to visit Topeka, then adjourned for
three days, and went home, in imitation of the
boy who thrusts stick into hornets nest, and
then runs away.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18

u Gen. HAlLzcK did 4 Ls1isvills, Ky, on
the 9th inst The onacers Of The late war arc rap
idly passing away.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18

y January 7th vas ths sed Of tbs Fsk-al
year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18

ga Washington dispatch reports the sp-
pointment of Hon. JAMES F. LEGArk, of Kansas,
Is Governor of Washington Territory. He has
more ability for the place than the Governor of
any other of the United States Territories.