The Kansas Journal

of whièh M. W. Reynolds, well known to our citizons, is otio of the editora and proprietors - suggosts that, as the Pacifto Railroad will be cotnpleled to historie Lawrence bj' the löth of September, the Uuion Pacifie, Missouri Pacific, aud other railroads unite in inviting tho Eastertl Prosa to ïnake an excursión to St. Louis and the iuterior of Kansas. We second tho motion. gyST 8. IS. Seklki-, of Coldwater, returns an iucomc for 1861 of $250,000, throe times as large as any other income we have seen reportod in the State. When we wero in Coldwater on the first of Maroh 1864, Mr. S. was just getting ready for his first trip to the Oil regióos of PcQUHylvania, and in the above stated income we have the result of his ven ture, That is "striking ilo" to somo porpotfl. EST ïh zea' w'h which poüticians of the pliilanthropic or "God and humanity" school - what a perversión of terms - advocate negro suffrage, rerainda one of tlie old nnrsery rhymo, now soinewhat out uf date. " His ftuUlrr's Uope, his root'irr's Joy , He flarÜDg little ni"ger boy." What a slonder thread does tho n:ition hand on ? jL-ET Tl'e rrtdical journats are rery nnaiitmaUBly advocating sundry nmenduientsto tbt) National constitution. The pivot of tüesG severul ameadments is the negro, and tho changes are negro equaltty, negro rtffrage, negro oitisen( negro aaviors, tto. Yerily, tho white rrmn o of no account in' this latter day. giïST The telegraph SBTS Gen. Hali.kck eailed for California on the first, to take coranistid, we believe,. of the BtepartmenK of' the Pao.ific. The watch taken fronr youBg Dahlgren when was ambushe] and" killed in Virginin, he been fountf in Nirw York - sent tliore for snf'e keeping fty iiieut. Fftirt, who l'ed the party by whom Dub%rt!wM killed.