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Ertei
is Anti.Manotilic Nomination:
Denaocr
" \FOR PRESIDENT,
Wridin Will, of Ord.
FOR VICE-PRINIDENT,
Elintliker, of Pa.
"BEWARE OF SECRET SOCIETIES:"
AIDA.Mg3 COUNT 7
ANTI-MASONIC
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
SENATOR,
James R. Rejig.
ASSEMBLY,
eihuirew.
Jacob Cassatt.
COMMISSIONER,
*-4ohn L. ()hibernator.
AJJDITOR, •
Joint .111'Kesson.
DIRECTOR OF THE POOR,
James 41. Thompson.
10z!7 - TICKETS
Can be had at the Star Office ready folded
(KrExamine your Tickets!
TRY IT AGAIN, BROTHER BOAZ!
0.-We are authorised to state, that the
late Clay meeting made use of Mr. JAMES
GOURLEV'S name in designating its Commit
toe of Correspondence, WITHOUT HIS AP
PROBATION—He therefore DECLINES.
Detetted.
The Compiler of last Tuesday, in order
that it might not let slip any opportunity to
deceive the yeomanry of the county, pub
lished only the beginning and ending of Mr.
WIRT'S letter—Thereby leaving out those
paragraphs which go to condemn the vile
and blasphemous - Institut ion .of Masenry.-
Such conduct, however, does not surprise or
astonish us. He is just the tool that the
Lodge should have. The Lodge probably
pays well, and the "laborer is worthy of his,
hire."
Caution!. Caution!
Oz:!-. We understand that the menials of
the Lodge have been busily engaged, for the
last three or four days, in circulating Hand
bills containing Addresses, Hailing Signs of
Distress, &c. from the Lodge and its dis
guised tools. They are all written in strict
accordance with the priliciples of Masonry.
Believe them not, for the TLIUTU is not in
them.
ANTI-MASONS, be firm! Let not 'the
servants and. runners of the Lodge deceive
you, Show them THIS DAY that they
shall never uoonwrNie CABLETOW you!
To the Polls, then, one and all and wrest
your country from the profligate Aristocracy
that has dearly ruined yeti!
Go io 11w Polls.
THIS is. the day_ (says - th
for those who are in favor of State Reform
and economy in the expenditure of the pub
lic money—who are convinced that the af
fairs of the State arc in an embarrasged And .
'minims condition, with TAXES I MPEN P 7 •
•INO OVER THEIR HEADS, and'.lt•
reckless set of .public servants, leagued 'to
gether-by an abominablecombinationet
those who wish to rid themselves and their
children from all the disadvantages and foul
play, which arise from the existence of Free
masonry amongst , us, conic "'to the POLLS,
and give their vote to put dawn the ROYAL
ORDER. Let theM level the political lad
„der by which so many haVe climbed to office
and power without . merit.
YOUNG MEN, who are.not masons; it
is your duty. and interest to put doWn an In
stitution, whose members will have the ad
vantage of you in all the competitions of life,
It is better for you to.fight °Oily with it,
than to be all your life•the scape:goatotits
secret oppositien.
„treads of Families should not be guilty of
!I - 101'01a negli pact.° the interests of their
children, as noVto destroy, whet in their
power, theiseductive influence of fite 11Iason.
is Institution, That"with her crowned head
and aproned robes beckons to their sons. and
tenipts them to hey polluting and debauched
embrace. ; > When in their. power - .. to”fleairoy
hy - ,ovderly and-constittitional means, will
they allOw the society ormasonry to stand in
-the paths'Or their .children, either as.a lurh
or a.syuribi,ing block 1 . Are thOjr not bound •
matl2l' TT ii 1 11 ' 1 140 IL 3 . -
_
to do all they c, I to secure to their ofrapfing
a chance of fair play in the race of life'? To
secure to thein an equal chance with ()the')
o' *renter merit i❑ the stru2.oc for wealth
and honor? • An equal chance for success in
-business' -mid az it. veftual-Chaner-justiZtLi
court of Law? Will j ithey bequeath to them
their principles against masonry and not do
- all in their power to preventiheseprindiples
being a disadvantage to them'! . Will they
allow other 'young men, Who have not those
pure I}rifi6ples, to'proffi,iiitemporal Matters
by the moral purity of their children? Ev 7
ery Father who has a son, and does not wish
that son to become a mason, owes it. to his
welfare, to do all that an honorable man may
do to break up a combination that, if not
prostrated, will jocky that son through life;
that its own young membeis, not more favor
ed by nature, nor better trained by educa
tion, may, notwithstanding, get the start of
him and distance him in the race. Now
then is the time for the people—the Demo
cracy of our country—to prostrate this aris
tocratic Institution—to level with the rest of
mankind these Royal KNlGHTS—these
SECRET LODG ES--these Glt A ND EN
CAMPMENTS, that hold, with its grasp of
monopoly (Seusurpation,the rights,privileges,
the offices and honors of our country.
The Pennsylvania Whig has the following
appropriate and just remarks on the odious
Personal Tax bill passed ,by the Wolf ma
jority in the last legislature:
_ALsionliLhectunc.,elerViiVe
-is as-the-term-imports,-really-free i to Walt tile
rdetensions Closely, of those who are now
put forward to represent them in the State
Legislature. In the session of 1830-31,
a Tax Lath was passed of the most onerous
and obnoxious character. One feature of
thia.law in particular, was calculated to ex
citecthe feelings, as well as to depress the in
dust:ri of the people. • We mean Tile I Neo3l}.;
or I.ix . 9,tismoN Tax; which compels every
man to swear to the amount of his profits,
or income—which compels him to empty his
pockets under oath, before the EXCISE-MEN
fthisnew-Euglish-oligarcky,and pay down
his per centage on his earnings, in a manner
precisely similar to that exacted by the Sul
tan of' the Turkish subjects. Such a law by
the gorernnzent of the United States, instead
of the State of Pennsylvania would create a
rebellion; and sever the bonds of the Union."
The Masonic ticket is composed of men
who, if elected will unite with their brethren
who had this infamous tax law passed, !in
supporting and defending it— ftpt
"Shall .we, as free men, vote for them?
Will their own party _vote for them? We
trust, not. If a party forlhe sake of party
bigotry, can tolerate such 'an outrage, we
must hid good bye to justice, right, and lib
erty. But the sense of the community on
this subject cannot be mistaken. Public
opinion has condemned the law to unqualified
reprobation, and its authors and advocates
must, "bide the consequences." They are
not qualified to legislate for a free people-
Mr. WIRT, "after recapitulating, pointed
ly and beautifully; the principles of the An
ti-Masonic party as he understood them,
and as they- will be acknowledged, by the
party itself, says explicitly—{ - These 1
understand are your prfnciples, and I can
seenothing in them which does not COMMEND
THEM TO EVERY MAN WHOSE MIND AND
HEART ARE SOUND : for there can be no
question among reasonable men that, in a
free government like ours, the CONSTITUTION
•
AND LAWS arc - rmr - only-sovercignt-that-the
j!eace, order, prosperity, and - happiness of
-our peopic - depend - on - ticesTE - Auwviirriftui.
and EFFECTUAL ADMINISTRATION. Of M I
LAWS; and that any SECRET SOCIETY, which
by the force of MYSTERWIT t S OATH'S Al`M
LicA.TroNs;:and EkTPle OF ITS COM
EZNATIONS, seeks to DISTURB THE ACTION OF
THOSE LAWS, to SET THE* AT DEFIANCE, to
RIDE OVER and CONTROL THEM, to Multi ,
the GOVERNMENT, to hold the LIVES, PEACE
and HAPPINESS OF SOCIETY at their mercy
and to establish a REIGN OF TERROR over
the initiated and the uninitiated, is a PO
LITICAL MONSTER as fearful as the
Invisible Tribunal..of Germany or'the In
quisition of Spain, and OUGHT-TO BE
EXTIRPATED, WITHOUT DELAY, by.,,the
use of all the PEACEABLE MEANS which the.
constitution and laws. of our country fur
nishi"
To the Point, brothel' Boaz! •
0* - The Sentinel and other kindred prints
appear to exult at the nomination of Mr,
WIRT. The Sentinel says, that Mr. Wirt's
sentiments, coincide wiih tliose of its Editor.
In his letter, after examining the details of
the trials in the case of, Morgan, Mr. , Wirt
Bays-0:" It' this lie masonry, AS ACCORD
ING TONIS ts
UNCONTRADICTED EVI
DENCE BEMS TO BE - / have no hesita-
Lion in saying, THAT I CONSIDER
.IT - AT WAR
WITII THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF
THEFOCIAL COMPACT, M 3 TREASON AGAINST
.01:jETY, & A WICKED CONSPIRACY AGAINST
LAWS OF AND MAN, WHIC/COUGHT
ry_
TO lin PUT DOWN. . wnsweiing alai, he
has united himself, and his splendid talents,
with IthoSO of his fellowafreelnen, in - endeti ,
voring to assert and maintain the "suprema
cy of the laws.", If the Editor of the Sen
tine io c s sue,
I SC 1, 1 St:
E-D E n tz, Ii ke Mr. Wirt,
act as, well as speak?
Loox OUT Fon Tl[ TA X-G ATIIERER.
A general impression prevails through
out Pennsylvania, that the tax law of last
session did .not pass as reported to the legis
lature, but was • postponed. it Dm PASS,
however, and a more bunglink alliur wa s
never imposed on a community. Section
first enacts that "all ground rents, moneys
at interest, and all debts due from solvent
debtors, whether by promiss; . ;iy note, ex
cept bank notes, penal or single bill, bow!,
judgment, mortgage and stocks in corpora
tions, (wherein shares have been subscribed
in money,) and on Which any dividend or
profit is received by the holder thereof, and
public stocks, except the stocks issued by
this commonwealth, and all pleasure car
riages kept for use, shall be subject to a
yearly tax of one Mill upon every dtiller of
the value thereof." Section third empow
ers the assessors to demand a statemeillof
every man's estate, and if reflised, to guess
at' it as near us possible!—Sat.
THE ELECTION.
Friends of Republican Liberty—enemies
of Secret Societies—the day orelec t ion is at
hand. Your opponents are active. No
ineans will be left by them unemployed, to
effict a triumph over you. The power of
the masonic state administration is exerted
to defeat you. The officers of our govern 7
ment„those that fatten on the public purse,
dents, have received their orders from the
Lodge L—that secret conclave of conspiracy,
against the rights and liberties of the peo
ple—and will to a man exert themselves to
support the misrule of a secret self-created
aristocracy. A government of G RANI)
KINGS and GRAND HIGhI PRIESTS
OF MASONRY. An institution that plun
ders and degrades men in the name of
CHARITY, and blatphemes in the name of
RELIGION. An Institution that has been
tried and found guilty . of murder, and that
is now arraigued-ut-the-bar-ofpublic-opinio
for conspiracy against our rights, and re
bellion and treason against our laws. And
shall it be convicted of capital, crimes com
mitted against the peace and majesty ofour
government, and be pardoned?? Shall it
go unpunished? If not, let it be cut down
by the votes of unshackled Freemen.
• Pennsylvania Telegraph.
GOV. WOLF AND MASONRY.
Evidence of the dirett' influence of ma
sonry over Governor Wolf, is-not wanting;
but no act has been more glaring than his
tinterference with the laws of the land and
he decision of a court of justice and jury of
the country, in the case of Jacob Lefever, a
brother mason, and editor of the Gettysburg
Compiler. Our readers, probably know,
that Mr. Lefever had been convicted of
publishing one of the most atrocious libels
against Thaddeus Stevens, Esq. a talented
and highly respeCtod . member of the bar of
Adams County. His sentence was a fine
and imprisonment for three months in the
county gaol. But a brother mason was not
to be thus held in "durance vile," for mere
ly s!::::z!ering an Anti-mason. This by the
laws of the Lodge, they have not only a
right, but arc sworn to do. •
The Fraternity knew the string to pull.
The Grand Hailing Sign of distress was
raised'. Gov. Wolf was called upon to
in
terfere with the adminiStraticin of Justiee.
The purity of the ermine was to be Anes
timed, and the SoVereigaty of the la* to be
set aside. Mr. Lefever was pardoned, ex
deheie r -of--lowing—slimesp- • ; ;
citizen. But Mr. Stevens is an antimason.
-hetmasoniirediters — tire- - said to have re
ceived from the Lodges, orders to attack,
liarrass-aud , *stroy . the•-reputations of all
pyonent_And Antimasons; and
it is even whispered that the Deputy Grand
Master has given his pledge.that all breth
mil and fellow laborers for tho crake° con
victed, shall be entitled to, and receive the
benefits of his pardoning charity.
Pennsylrania Telegraph.
JORN NDOLPM—The New York Eve
ning Journal says Ntr. Rantlolphfcia visiting
the south oeFrance, and has no' 3 intention of
resigning his conimission.'"
.. The Ibllowing statement of the cost ,of the
mission to Russia, is taken . from the Roston
Courier; and may be considered correct.
To ordering die Concord to St. Peters
burg with Mr. Randolph, • $75,000
To Mr. Middleton's return salary 2,500
Mr. Randolph's out-lit for his ten days mis
sion,' 9,000
One year's salary
Quarters'issretutU sal y
Mr. Buchanan's out-fit
One hundred and
,seven thousand 41ollars
of the public's-money is thus squandered a
way y die President, partly to gratify a few
masonic favorites. .The Cumberland read
may lie in ruin, the naked stone upoujts sur
face may stand as so many monuments of the
people's folly for placing the presont dynasty
in power.
National irplgovements am impracticable,
and unconstitutional: All the money reiHialri-
Mg in the Treasury uuler pSying the annuity_
of the pUblic hO needed to suskain
our ROYAL FAMILY. • ' . ,
• .Mr. Riiiidolph has Moen chosen, oho Of the.
doltgutes tothe which
.N4r N'l.llCllllbl
met in' Philadelphia, on the ! 300 t ult..Sp'
:we see. that whether he is:at home or abroad,
the present ad t niniqmt ion will add him to the
sum of our i~ationul puctishtncut. =Pa. Debt.
From the National Gazette.
It appears the .Anti-Masonic Convention
have selected Witham. Wirt as their cau
l' .stf.Prcsident, and Amos
Elhunker, for that of Vice President. Mr.
NVirt - is a man of genius, of letters, and of
morals; an eminent and able jurist; an elo
quent and brilliant pleader; a liberal and.ur
bane gentlemaa. He does not possess pulp
brity es a politician, but he long filled itu of
fice at Washington by which he waa inime
dietely connected with the administration of
the Gomm! Government.
• W.
From the Fenniiylvania
WILLtAM WIR:r, EsQ.--The nomination
of this gentleman by the Anti-Masonic Par
ty as a Candidate for the . Presidency, is cer
tainly a most excellent oue—wholly unex
ceptionable in every respect, and which must
command an immense support. Mr. Wirt
is a Patriot, a statesmen, an orator, and what
is more than all an
,Anieriean through and
through. But we regret his nomination;
nevertheless, because it substracts his
strength of character from the Clay Ticket,
upon which he we.s to be Vice President.—
We lament the loss of Mr.-Wirt, but -westill
hope it will. be a gain-to the Country though
a loss to our party. •
The masonic-presses are asserting that,,
Mr. Wirt is a:nuison. This scheme doubt
less was matured anioritst the craft, and is,
sued from the Baltimore Lodge, to accom
pany the announcement of his nomination.
If Mr. Wirt had said as much against ma
sonry six years ago, as he has done in his let--
tern 110 wens ave sharedneliite of Morgan:
„The "canvass cap" would have enclosed his
head and the "naked poignard" pierced his
heart. The malice of the lodge going ma
sons, is as great now as then, but they trem
ble at the voice ofpublic opinion, and through
necessity, are, content to "spend their
spleen" in endeavoring to injure his stand
ing among the Antimasons. ThiS; howev
er, is readily underod'and met. If Mr.
Wirt be a mason, they can no longer harp
upon the proscription and persecution of
the Antimasons. But the letter of Mr.
*-rt shows , htrtrtsteirßENQU NCI N
condemner of the institution--an
opposer of its rites, ceremonies, oaths and
acts. He goes for the principles of Anti-
masonry—for the - laws and constitutions of
his country—for the principle that "will,
support no man for any, of who adheres
to the masonic society." - This he recognig
zes in hiS acceptance of-the nomination of
the Antimasonic Convention, and adopts as
hie. rule of action. He- "considers every
man's allegiance to his country, his highest
earthly obligation." This is Antimasonry.
This is the "blessed spirit" that seeks to
satisfy the vengeance of the broken laws,
and wipe the stain of blood from her escutch
eon. Masons who avow' such principles,
are hailed as advocates and supporters of
Republican Liberty, and worthy of the con
fidence of Freemen.—{Pa. Teleyraph.
When such men as Francis Granger,
William Wirt, Amos Ellmaker, Richard,
Rush, John Quincy Adams, Cadwalader 1).
Colden, and a host of other distinguished
patriots, give it as their decided opiniou
that Freemasonry is corrupt, and in direct
competition with the laiVs of God and man s
where is the free born son of America who
would not rally around the standard of lib
orpi and use every exertiln in hisixwer to
,suppress and drive this Gaul demon from the
land. Who that speaks or ivrites
spectfully of "this midnight Institution, can
close his eyes in sluintre'r in the siler.t night,
without the fear of falling a victim to its
fury, by the hands of its adhering despera.
remain remiss -in-their-dutyi--and do net
suppress the iniquitous tendencies of t)is
unholy prder at The Pow; the only '"way
effectually to oppose it, "Who would not
-Taber itttcome food for worms while the
lamp of liberty may yet iPght him to his
grave, than to survive ita extinguishment,
to grope through ages of the' darkness' of
despotism, a "trembling, coward slave?"
llagenstown Free Press.
MARRIED, ••• '
A •
On Tlliii•eday morning the _22(1 ult. at Came
bridge, Ohio, by the Rev. S. Finley, of Washing
ton, Mr. Ricuarfoir.as, ono of the proprietors of
the "Cleayelan - Advertiser," to Mies Jimmy
Helm, [fortner . itlf this town;] both of Cleaveland,
Ohio. • 4 •.4
On thelsths Mt. by the Tlev. S. Guetelius, Mr
WIIiLIAM WINTXRODE,tO MiSP ELIZABETH flonmaa
both of Petersburg (Littliss.Toan.) . • '
On Tuesday the 27.thby - the_ ortiti ßat , L. I.
, . .
Rinsch,' Mr.. ANDREW k OE4 Ulu
township, to Miss Rini 4 `k :Oznisze,attit rof
Mr. Philip.Boohmor, of 1 1 alien township
9,000
2,500
9,000
On Tuesday th&-20th ult. Mrs—MARIA EZLIA.
BRIM SCIILOSSILR wife of IVh.Peter Schlosser, of
MenaHon township, in the 72d year of her age.
On Wednesday morning AM, at his residence
in Boonshorough, Dr. Ezaa Sh,w, ta, a respectable
inhabitant of this' county.. Ty this dispensation
ofan Allwise Proiridencejlitrfamily has boon be.
reflof a tender husband and father, and society
of a vs.ipable member.-
$107,000
AMERICAN SYSTEM.
The friends of the American System ate
requested to meet at the .- Court-house, in
ettyslinig;:nu SATURDAY NEXT, tO,
:concert ineaSures toed's . ure its Continuance.
Octerier 141,1-4831;,,' . • MANY.
WNVe anticipate o ir publication: (lay..
EMI
DIED,
Aira - -
1)::)-The great powers pe lave a
greed to - acknowiedigeiiiatidaiiiiiiri - 06
VOLAND.
ASSEMBLY CANDIDATE:
At the sblicitation of Many of nix friends
have been induced to offer snyielf as et-
Candidate for the Assembly at the ensuing
'eet ion-If - the, Public think proper to sop
port me for the above (Ace, it ehall , be .
thankfully received byttThir humble servant:
JOHN DICKSON.
September 6,1981.
ODD & EVEN SYSTSINL
Maryland Slate Lottery,:.
No. 8, FOR 1831. -
To .be, drawn in Baltimore on THURS .
DAY, the 27th instant—.
j'IIIZE, 6,000 1)0“.ARIII 4
• "Benumb::
1 prize of e 6,000 5
1 9,000 10'
1:- 1,000 20 1"
1 . 4 500 100 •
. , 300 1 150
1 200 10000
4 prizes of -MOO
MODE OF DRAWING.
The Numbers will be put into one wheel as e-
sualr=and in the other will be. put thefrizqssitte
the denomination of 02.00, and the drawinuto„.
progressin the usual manner. Tho 10,000 ?plies
of $2.00 will be awarded to the Odd orNum
bers of the Lottery, (as the case may :A l e;
ont on the drawing of the Capital Prize Six
Thiinsand Doliara—that is to say, if the $. ,1 10
prize should ennui out to . an Odd Nitration then
every Odd Nuiraior in the Scheme will be anittleft ,
to a Prize of $2.00; if the 6,000 dollar prize should'
=no out to' an Even Number, then all the Even'
Numbers in the Scheme will be each entitled le
a prize of $2.00.
IroilrTi'aiiiti;DiWlTtilliii--Quarters 50 cb.
• . TO RE
CLARK'S
Offices, N. W. corner of Baltimore and. Calnert,'
N. W. corner of Baltimore and Gap N. B. sere
ner of Baltimore and Charles-Me
Er Where the highest prize in the recsnt.Eitatss'
Lottorie
.. tas
_been oftener sold thnzt stank other.
ILTOrdere, either by mail (postpaid) or private , :
conveyance, enclosing the cash for- prim?, will
meet the same prompt and punctual attentsehlas
if on personal application. Address to •
. JOHN CLARK.
October 11, 1831.
XPZEMP 84) V1D478
E. subscriber respectfully 4 i tendert ,
• ,his
'.: ": thinks to his friends, and the public .
I‘o,lly, fbr their liberal encouragement,
' 'nfonns them that he has, just returned
from theeities of Philadelphia andl3alti , '
timore with a
LAROB ATCD 9PLENDII:I AIISORTMairi
SEASONABLE 000=
,'
AMMO WHICH ARE,
CLOTHS, CASSIMEREB .an
- SATINETS: ' '
BLANKETS, FLANNEW:
TARTAN PLAIDS, teeitita'
WITH A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OP
English and French super royal'
MERINOS, & Merino and Thibet
SHAWLS.
- 0::!r As Puffing is unnecessary, I only rew
quest a call, teithlige
" Your obedient
SAMUEL FAHNESTOCIC
Gettysburg, October 4, 1831. 4t-2G-
VALUABLE PROPEIITr
FOR SALM.
Will be offered for sale at publie vendue o
On Saturday the 15th of October next,
on the pretnisesint 1 o'clock, P. M. that va
luable property, late the estate of ‘,..1
er nzadian t d
tory, and Pam ?
Sittiiie in Huntingdon - townsimin - -Adano- -
cciunty, 2f miles south ofPelersburg, (York-
Springi.) The improntnaents are, a 2 story --
• t
3,113.11a1it 1.E017$ h ,,
el 111
.211
2 Tenant Houses, Stables, a
- ---_ bank Barn, (stone un er and ilk
above,) stone smoke-house and `drying
under one, and stone spring-house, and Tom
tain pump at the back door; two.
APPLE ORCHARDS--
one of which is young, bearing
and thriving; and a t eem number
of Peach trees. •
• The FACTORY HOUSE is a tw(SI3I9TY
STANE'BUILDING, seventy-fivs! ettnt.:
long--which contains-16 Fulling.lhalfi ,
all the other necessary machinery-4
stone Dye Shop converVent ! The''
is good and standing. . •
There are 225 acres in this Ourtu t Witlri. -
sufficiency of meadow-.—about 100 acres of
it. are covered with timber. It will suit well
to divide, as the. great road. leading‘ from
Carlisle to Oxford runs through said Farm.
The terms will be -made known on `the •
day of kite by
THOMAS STEPHENS,
Surviving Ex'r. dr John Stophonercieced.,
Petersburg, (York Spring
July 12, 14331.- 5
N. B. if the above Property is net sok!
on said day,it will then be offered for Rent for
I. year from the first of Apritnext. T. 11:
Pollees ttietable consenting.
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