Democratic watchman. (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1855-1940, August 13, 1856, Image 1
II iM=GEI ,VQL. L BERME at Watchman. *MA& A74D STAOT JUSTI(}II TO ALL rsr -voter vjgommlit,Dizgui7): feNleiVi IPAPNIi IN 1211NTE,N 001INTY.4 irniorib ittfl +tedrmiral) ivsgr wEI , NrgDAr, RV HENRY HAYS. • • TNIIAN..4O,IcO in•Advaterti; or If paid withlit? Nix Inuakits., SI9Q will bu ohargod en all tiuloterip• Conti runtting to the bed of the year. A I. l lllltla/AHM I4N TS and liusiousti Not lortirt ed ut the until gokes, - ntor every description et 3ck xit. X zw I,IXKOUTUD in jho neatont manner, at the lowe s t prloott, firoi with the utquiwt despatch:, lint iug purchased n largo truncation of typo, wo are I) ro pnrodto nutinfy the ordorn elpur (Amin, POit I'tLIdBLIThNT, JAS; .I.3UCIIANAN, OP iiNNSMVANIA , ,47 1/.01, VO - PitESIIIRNT, -JOHN - OBRECKINRIDGE, , • Or rpfzwrocKy, • co ri , u iJADIAL. SalissluNl A....... ,jey; o RGE •SCOTT,- ~ ,' ,:- i , oroo r ,tatiim 00171 , 4'11r. A -glik,' ..:, .• _ . . , - ",. - You A1.101141u (I.I.:NEItAL, ' • JACOB FRY, Jr., „en"............y...,..rry.. _ , Sys Eorames iw Oran txns.—According to the eineivinetti hi:parer there •nre to be six eclipses this yess—t wo of thro sun, two of Qlo moun t ono of the Know-Nothings, and ono Of thOnlact../tcpuld leans. The last two trill ho total. In fact, neither holly wilt ever auks appearance night*. The eclipse of the esok-Itepublicans will drily be visible in the northern States, that body never having boat sit'entliitiewouti ! . 1t can be Preen with out the aid or stnokeil glass. This eclipse will commence on the morning or November continuing during a gm. nt part (it the clap reaching the point Or total obscurity 81.111HOL, AL which (1/110 thu Dt . llloettley Will 811100 out in it full . glory. r1 , ATP(1101 1 . 11 , Tlf Y. 1:1.A('6-11Y.f•l SIMIANS Nl.OlO Ira A1 . 111'3118 Li) : Amvneri. thkiou tow,t. No .Atilemma interfereneo in American nirairs. inviolate ty of national Irealien and s, exrejA the fugitive sive law and oilers of liku eliztracter. Nu unioti 'or churches belweeS the &Ilk nut South. Thu luso at ,4,110 African ludilipsosabic to Garrison's text-book in all getknota. `thorough reform of tlio laws tlisfraneld ng blacks. No appointment of whites to diplomatic posts. Tea 111Aaanrii,,Clays—Wosiiargr. 1/is enraitY.—The Lo . Jtalrnof Says IWI. &I, Bishop, the guide, and three I Ur/4, whilst rambling in the inansionLth cave, tli.4- eolnititr an entirely unknoNN 105,c,a3 . e of eomq two miles. ln . length. By this impor t:tut discovery, the cave, alri !Lily the hugest in tto world, is found to extend elven miles linatm/a of vine miles, as has hitherto becti ruppael The passage was- retina by the p ar ty t o kid to ,.!iaitilwrs far min.::-411g all tlwsy fortucrly known, both in extent and inmsnilleenee. It is supponol that this dis t °rosy will lead to odic' of still t veatki iw purtauc:e.--Rsch.on r. A Suoirr I)lrrintsare , —The 11'ashingten Eimainer states, in reply loth() calculation iho Jtiiitton Itith referent%) to tho reseal, in Pennsylvania, that while the ttduehlahle Cumininli claims fur Fremont & majority of from 1,1)00 to 1,200 in 'Wash ington and 'Westmoreland counties, in truth titt.ro will be at least front 1.";500 to 2,400 iiiajority in those two oottutits for Buchanan. Tito Examiner alsoSirites that a IiAIMPf the line NVliigs in Washington county who lit o goinz for "Old Buck" would fill itscul nnnla. it most brutal prize-fight t wit idaco near Gloucester, New Jersey, on last, bctvicon to , foinalea: Thu 711t , , t was a, hero* ono, the woman iiiidalt te3. each other to such en eticnt that they ‘Acru covered with blood. ll'hey and several tholooicers-on were committed to the It'uodbury jail, where Jqrttey law will doubt b.ao be 4ottlt out to them. 0.49111 OP StAIXAMMILISIC—A guest oritto Owen's NotA, Louisville, lately ascended in his sleep to the top of the house, from %Amide. ho undertook to dem:lona the wa ter spontrriosing.tutsitokl!r:, roll an unknown distanee. Although Fi.:Jriously bnased he . is not in a darigorons condition.. hisname is Shantoni. Ire it anatlui of Now York. 'A*Tstilsn'a Attiftinosi:Paataiesso yo into Kansas, and preach tho . /./ospel as c,miling to Garriion. Lot your loins be-girt \vitt' thO'N+4York Tribune': put on the, hultawt of Alnilftioilistn, tho brennt-phtto of l‘sow-Nothingion, the, bowio-knife of Ar kansas, and a Sharpe's tido, and preach-dis union to story crazy creature." WOOLLY ALL Oviss.—A wag, looking upon Fremont with his hairyidirk (moo, p.Sclahrual. A woully horse, * rtad • woolly, face. Why, hula woolly all ovgr by jiugs, and a little tonchoil with tho.tauriy. ' REM NNlpihit Tall SA NATI' DAY."—The L'iewen¢ory of Boston hootti iartOuced the liradiau f - 4 7 1i44114 yolittailt-woodiv air • . . - • . .. .. "':'l. , ~ . ." • ; • , R .•. • , , 111 . • , turn Nef , '.' ' • ,r , . ..........._„,.. . 1 OUR 11,11'7LE- FLA6', tlnfart ?Ittrsilng I itivn treornen, warm nide, o'er ian,l end ran. etandurd, of Lho nubenght: bravo, ,• 14 tinathlra ntoito bo. BiArit ftlidtaittcarifnuar, laaawrir . pearl out , Immix to the sir, • - Put to ! tltn 14Irals Its folds that rrarrn"A. 4 . 0 00'6 wind:-nto pnfibing, On In prtirr, • To bloc the banner of tbe„bravo, Ana kiei epee Ile ettkon breast , Tho intrutso 4y Freedom West. Oot with our flag! llnroll—unroll -- And lot ite glorious motto fly • Our the broad earth, front polo to polo, , /Swift no the lightning o'er the sky, Till kirattitireed,:and bigot's floe Thu watchword of Democracy. ' Piing out tho proud flog of our faith— Tho faith for Whioh our fathers bled—, Thu faith that pluafttaltht, tiling of ,tooth, Ana hallowed froodoitee Martyr Mod ; Behold lbdregraveal ahrttt firemen auto ••To. satata roorennt footstope there) "No. 'bider! sto!nly to your trust, fihoul•lor tq Shoulder, firm font true . 'bide your time for coin() It moat, As sum no yon doop heaven of blurt • liortiguly mulles-yonr strife to 'soo • It all they prised in Liberty. Thus:Mail. our burner to the tine, Once antra upon wit Hickory's height Fo; the stern plod .rix of the freo Iti ru lying for Nownelwr's fight , , 4mikttr. fear Text. Gag to *wit b,l4kitiod kbo tromitat Amor. , Flog of vi: Ores, tlay silken fold (rcr many it viateriou4 ilsrlions,a wk. When Erifeaturs lion locoed . hts k bp)tl, Awl llodbefors t;:o faithful fsw 1V hose :Aunt! ess MOM ;.24 r 05.74 b rear Young Yroodarn's holiest Ake born. And shall tho the bo quantified' that burns Wide through tho Isul4l, urnihnuaoi and fair Nu' by our father's ruoUhleriog %Una, That flame shall burn eternal thoro, Amt light the unllloni yet to be To Ettu.tt. It Ilia WWI LIIIIIIOtY Flog of my country! by Ihrlr yairo, Endured. M roar thy starry form ; Ily the true blood that, from their vrirm, Flawed for I hy oakum pure and Warm, Thy motto dull uarlulllod boar turoaro altAn WWII mitl Walton , ' mare l'brn (them, yo frermen, charit,m mitt() mere; Remember all your frut•dont 000, Aml,ntern your velhmt thutelorn lour idurfk /010”'M I , alo nrnl wan wring Lust ; timm Inerr upon them fear MichAC but svirtmp lb.:, field tor llumr nod Fr I,:tt on W-trotrip Trts CILIMItt..I7M Plan Dealer...emir 4, that unless Lauo with his linuilitti can kick up KAtligririiirr#oW rciunui quiet 7. - Vristir new-scheme " tics:4o(ll4s" wilt yet' get up lu tusku Idood-and-thunikr capitatout of I remains to seen Thu New Yolk Tri isne's special correspondent, July fith, wri t(og frion - Lawrence, says : Never did ti) free-State rattan stand in groat, r jeurnervity. We hay, more pcaou now than %IV have had for ninny infflit awl thr lull vvitnea,u6 an activity in agricidttne, and bitl.tness MIN - a• • • * *'•- "Thr; marning an , work In de nev, i t otd. A eon,idei able numb( r of men ent to folk removing' the rninm, to clear th e • rhr thy new 'Three hearty ehetrri ror the work were go, en I, ':'f's".l the.r . I'vga4. Taking advantage of the peace for the 113 l week or too, buildings have Lora gob% Up vt ry apidly, and Lawrence again' pre•iente a llooribing aspect." There's truth for you! Thero is peaco in Kansas ! Think of it ! And llinsinits tho frec-Ntate cunso ill r., the elec tion of Fiemont. What will Om ecctional has ? Inch out for :ions, new earl? The only thing that can minister to the ilis ease* free-soil cause is a fresh batch of Mtlf dent, buinings, broils—a new rulkelliou-- mornothing to stir with --anythints horrible. 'kook out ! Tho drrailAil condition of the slavery agi tators suggested Lu the Jersey T'clegraph the following mode of relief: "Wanted- Sums half iluzau smooth-faced Amin:vial) Sleeks, to station themsi Ives al /11IeW liero on tlni Missouri line, to 1114111 U• fUItVIV harder-ruffian outrages' of the stripril kind, for 'dowu..-cast' consumption. Full employment given until November Prtsti. " For fiirtlar information apply to Ward Beecher, at the Church of the Holy Miles, or of Mimeo ti reely, at the Trilnineollice. " Y. S. prencheis mere' are accustomed to 'shrieking fur ftca Man' sud_Jtleeding Kansas,' it) the sacred desk VII tho Sabbath." FiIATIINSING HIS OWN MIC3T.--1.0110 the Kansas patriot, sap; the Bloornington nog, is feathering his nest 11'14 rroni tIM contri butions of the aid , men in this State. He refuses to pay his men, Intending, no doubt, to keep the means for his own use when he getor into the territory. )10 has lat)y had a dillieulty among some of his men, who gar° hint it eeyeru dogging. A few • auch...w hi p pings u t ight•tto'htttt•some good, if ho is not too far gone for amp intloonee to , reach hint. Our men hare should call & mooting inumakt ottly tuul semlon a fftalssatmlfr of. mesas to this s eif-saerVcingpstriiet , and p Ailsniltro• piSt 1 Shall wo lute° a calf, _ KIT KALoN AGAINST Fainlater.-7 . 140 Missouri Monocrat says that Kit Karon', the Juan on whoso broad shoulders Fremont has been lifted into notoriety 14 , 1 an explorer, doss not support his whiloin protege Mr President. Kit is a loan of good; strong eilitruun sense, I and knowing Pronont,'llW ho, weeessarily .Ittlfitt,,all through, like a hook ; it if by no xneahs grange that he should &Mint , to lend himself to tho schutito or a knot of New York spetulittors, to mat° their " stool pl - Probitiont. .The wholo thing wears a Irk 40 every riskr;bomost von- like- Kit would rut hie ICE • -- The rilewl 11( . 111de - of fif t y, belt 11l it cert4iitt vdingo itortli of their city, Which ara Ilcitr — to 0 1 0 1) 0 4 by trade, were tteetuita l e4 go trent house to houtie : selling their' weenlen 'ivaiwls, mid mending ail that were broken. 'Phey had thlis lived Mr three years, always going togethert thein2:l3 they were no rein, tioun ; hut their trade had been learned with the same master, cobper, their mothers had died the name year, their fathers married in the next, and their stele-tantliera. -found out. that they were the worst boys iii creation. All these changes 'undo them agree to in habit an old forsaken lint, 41141 travel the country in company., N't he the r. it WIIS. lho setting,in of hard Uinta, the change of fa-ch tons, or the cowing, of a in ur (augur, the story does 101. say, lint the livid. glow doll 'with Karl and Christian. llouselieviarsap , pean d to hp willing to put up with hair the rails and dishes whieli used to serve them. ligB 411.1 110 evert get laake at the Fortner rfic ; and its they could. not lit( cliio and the yoting,cooperia.resolvea to set forth-and-try -their tortoni:a in thertelt ch les to thu southward. the.days wore at their longest anildhe rye in OM ear,'When ono morning a dsutirise they began their traiclif, proceLafing fiir,tlW first few dila in a fishing reNsel-oFt. Its return southward, an .l afterwanlit betaking .tliern. selves to their feet, each with a stout ashen Mall in his Mui, and all his taco hilly goods packed in a 'niftier ileitis back. 'they tit the, road to I froutheim, tliona.i Karl said h a , heard thatjlie pqopl ia then) were toe grand M so wooden dishes. Jt lid through a pine 102*: M.41y,10,41 tlitUy- f goL l 2•• ir - rs.4l the tall trees, whoa a sound off lamcntathen reaohed them, anal a little way,forther they sittv a man seated on the mussy root of an old pine. Whether he was a native of Nor way or of some foreign land they could not say. His face was brown—so were his hair and beard. He wore a scarlet cloak, with a floe hat awl feather; taut tents prole in his and he %rung his hands exclaiming. 011, n; fortune ! my Itsnl fortune? Hood rir. . :.;:tid Owls' ian, " what is the matter'? Have you ItiL't anything, or tiuldh a had bargain I" " No," wind the stranger ; " Lot n inch of you will take toy fortune, and give moo in exchange I" " I'll take it," said Karl, "'Whatever it he, since ? you are so well dressed." Give toe your Ma' utd pankr," Najd die strangeri "take thy cloak and hat, make the horn ( k r your way toyonder frith : and he poinkil hi an opening , in the 1 ices, )1 hcre long arm of the North Na a pact 'loop nit., the f'...10,t, •‘ I talf n wile the shore you N., 11l atilt lAN 4,1 in is heat, Nt, lit, trill (like you i• J afc to' Christiana , 10 hi vile fie. old Jr ,rick sire, 1, and the liote,e of a, inerelenn called llehlerhowl. an.' till hint you giro come for the fortune, of Ilene l'o tetboa." t'Jiriht inn i not 1181001 H I furls' woLld trays ivara— tdrThr - any - flirtif's - Tortutic , Gut so if w• Karl was out of sight in a !minute, Pit:aria I chink and all r-tutri-thr atmulp_r tutting up him Wall and panier, with it jol flit look, !null : '• Como on, friend it'a a long way to Prontheim." Christian knew there was truth in that re mark ; and on he went: wondering to him self at Kim new' rnntyanir , n , tthose p,rroy, eer , w.l nil over, for in , ) , 1 , 1%, ball in a j”- N ill sang 0010't militz Now flae:'nfnl merry mak ingi M all a tot, L: Ho hunt and rlcnr that the old fnr, ran r. hwLed in th , iii eer ion of the n of gafhe 60_1' resolution to :1 , 1 loin o Inst sot t of fin (nue lie nal so glad to get rid of hut the ringing Set 110 . 4 soddenly raqmng away, nn, : :.t"'” he turned 111.1 e) es on the strati r, there was nothing th. no hit the trunk of a blit.sted pine. Christian hail heart of snreererB and fairies, but he thought their day done even in Nora ay, lloweNer, there Vilt.4 110 1111114.`0 of (lie Pitntngur to he seen; and him mg no ifirliffittim, to linger in that spot, he hastened on to Drontin 'tn. Tim only man that i ii . 1.1111.111`1, in;dliat city was Ills rr,a t r.ospz r from his native 11144 0 ,v.th whom he liwl learn „ 1 his tradoi /11111 L.P 111111 110 I,:u I 11l for 1',0111.4111, (dad 11 , 4 lenient Mind to Set , 11 IS (,/rim r apprrn. and hear news or 1/11i•old nriglils)rs ; hot• having it managing wife, who did not Mc count* , im • okip, wind do nothing for Christian but let lam work in his shop d4' at very low wall , 8, and slerp at night in the loft of the wood lionae.,. The terms wire not veay good, but uo latter were to he found, so Christian act himself to work honestly for his master, to hell his own dishes oe hol days., and to Odom Dame (lino!. flow lie anecredrd in the last Zialrw, or 14 not Maid but years wised away: dedirs were nll mildb and ho sevtvl deftly. lIIs ITriLiter found hunt() earful that he promo ted him to. be forenzaii, situ gaihz hue the wood house to live in when he built a new one. Aloreovzir, llama (limn had it servant maid named Hilda, ag,ssi, pretty girl, whom l'lulstime did please, und thrir wedding Was attueh d by all the ruuprze in Dionthenn. 'ti, rieb hroiedit thein hits or furniture, the laair l ays tle iii 144.141 1811141 Itild they art el; iu the old wood-house, wining to - Work, and 'well z.ontr nt. All this time Christian had heard nothing of his early comrade, Kai I ; hut on Christ mas eve, as he stood ayliis door, womiciing what guests Providence 11 0111.1 111.1111/ him-- for Hilda, like himself, y rwin a far village, atel•lited no relations iii the town— who should walk Uf 'but the stranger, Thum Petor:ion, with the eery tuna pannier fki• which lie had exchanged his fortune. Geed evening, honest Christian," he said, " I have come to spend Clu•kateate with you, and tell you of your comrade, Karl." . 4 You are welcome, honest/karso,r paid 'Christian, " though truly your leave-taking wan rather short whim last we ported. That come in; wo will do our hest to entertain you in our poor house, arid glad am' toilette. how fares my good frieni i, Karl. 110 is as poor OH 1/0V1.11y," said Cho stran ger "ho has not a dollar Le lend his grand-. mother.. Bilk I knew that would itSil en Whim he Look my fortune, and went to with the merchant Ihiderhond. "I s It possible, said Christian, that all' these years in which k have been working to got a decent house Over my hetet, and a good woman to help me, Karl hasgateltd nothing, Lout is poorer now than the day he left memo quickly with.. your fine clock and het hues, how did it happen i" Just urs I expectctl." askll,tans. merchaut Lo(4 lairit wy mark him work artifrci:,ko6, buy and sell nerve gay° iicinuto" to ca)T hip pwn nod at last bwoolodpvink over us a tEPONTJ, P4t.4 KA. 12 ' PO I' 1: T MI ts. Lill 114 fortvuti .departii NI, in —Pk tt ,4Attylibler, nut- 111.4. seem ;MVO ROlll II pingto dish ouV of OW) pithillter. However, ho llgd cone tu elfiiuttnns; and when his SOW a n d pfl 4 liweto 111.41 Up ill ouo Oar ner, hilusulf seated by the blitzing lire , with the first glassotZ of their Chtititiiinsi bottle, itabs told huelmituries of Mit travels; and news of ()Id r ally ill gilt cul, as ntadr tlitistain (hint: hint the lilotihiAt guest, that ever came him any ; tuul Hilt% listenoti owl latightal tut slin .propitreit thu supper, So i c } r l4- ,6 Y 1 . 1 1 1 1 it; 'Q 4wii At11i th:..:,1 1 , 14 1 ti t nns limo, Hans l'ot- Met rov6-, hu wont Kith then to cltreli.ytk, Christmas morning, ‘I hick liilid. said 110 sorcerer vo . uld; and whet% fal tha fens" days u ere gone 11(1 took lip NA oatr not v uoluT, and set out flir Chi istianit. .• You will ", tell hint Ju -1 L Toy; (tot i dollar' In yin, the money "No, nu," dollars ; hem take it from husincsF4 Coi hCe 1(1111 to IR) pi hirer nut bone the -Brion) Ch iltior;: Hot the # CU( pear so (Intel ayd the concerns . wiped those suspicions** of hit( memory but he often thought of Went Kat t, and had saved tip two dollars I his lh hoof; when at rnid(ionnmer his maid* told lion he must go to Chreitotrat to look lifter ,onto beech wood, for tho cooper 'fikruwit nati getting rich and Nay. .1 1 hriln(tall, - aecto erg [dated things at home r exot tot Ililda to keep her heart up, and - 'mint on board - the fishing boat, by which ev*y body. in Non. theun, except the president tray. fled. The rtory it 4'01•4114, that ho la a. It. d Clnio linna Sorel!, tlist. he Weight tlw beech wood a quad.. r Of it &Mar c lit ajar than 1141 master reckoned pit, n 71.1 then 77( t himself ddigently to actin It fitr oil ilti FAiielt. street. It is gtentrintis , plat c and name, for towns clomp ecru ne fCorway lien Karl found it,' It itilial•ited by merchant , : t.l the sideitantial and - tt made respe, tally dark amt. Ilan, IV by the M,,11,1110,0; or t h e ho : use.s piojet fir korvr the WA., is as to form comlortaltle porches, lint..l with maityieolt.it .1 titles, Tii winch the will-to-do inastkrs were wont to hit, is ittt pipes and corn bettinly, oft Slln'lner evenings. 'Christian Waked iho Slink length Of the street, wontlering at its Kinn dour, And still more why liUuatltit•ky• ft iewl . wnst.bu rtnunk. JIMA Willkosalmit.....nasakkit. ,• • t when the (hot, a &morels,* itl - nOndi finur -014440444t0n stetemenn- et% -' rod is 101 glasses and good things . Is r. n o hon. moot his eye in opt, of the porcine. Th e face was very nit and illdtittirored, lottthete noel in it a: idsenehm 11l Ins Lankly contra& I %high cmloblein elu Wain to Iced. in and oak, With moat revelence L if gnu Karl, nit honest cooper teurn the 'iced any- (there in that (latter hat Mar ho 3..17 Lin ine(nrkrith Karl! „ .;711,1 the Men hunt, lookinr7 its it hu thought thristant had (tone to t.t. al. - " nll a poor fellow llLo T ow o w , h i , 0011/1441V," Karl nil i..411t111, the mirair,Trla nal ho added • " I %%ant sonic hclr, if Karl call sparo " No: said the eiervh.nit in &Areal hur : ry ; "6c can't spare ail:, thotE, tovaideq ho iv not hrio, and poor 6 , 11,4 aie itc4er u1101,;u1 ro thi. nllw t, 1-.4) pael, Ay he spoke Sow* the f ive through all its rune's and ill humor,, ulspuc of the 111 11 1 doLibt`, the I, fit COVIikVi 1.111)}v, 1111 , i the pureli of the vrAisfl4iNg; for tho nn I eitallt W lid cone otlivr COITVAIe Karl. I hat 0 ()RI 0 h( that then.) w ay nu truth of Drolitheini, awl Chat must Lave boon sound Inrtrinu for }oil ai Karl; and that Hans who t for- Wilt, you took, inadt, uw bA•livvid , yinl u cry as poor a' poverty, wit 4 1101v0 -IrPought two klurviray withtarto IfitiVyou for illtitsw'r4 ,take 1 but tint loado mo to tiny 1114 , 1, that I poorortiikait yyoutsclfkel you notild h too pron.! hi tilt . thViii." • 4 Thu i.liaineful story . teßor Karl, unmindful of lift, i' , Wp Maytag hilt] mu Ncw fear's day thst,you riitre as rich as aJ. w , niakim gi n o t feuirtis,,timl helping all )iiiir ti ienikl. There he:come:4 . ro•Liiii with him" Karl gruvcil tin :woe kitu, as Ilsas Pot, anon %%lava in with his old ono and du., ()Milder. Itvw wild ytyti toll such ?" cried and Karl tit a hivatis. . . Mit Haw: 1,1-surely diCwa hit staff and pack, looking at them bug% like vld Atuplaiit-• taticos mutt: • • • Christain, whon Z gam , to your wood holoo,youentertainotimo firother bay lake a tort, for LIAO befit you 1 1 3.1 NS Al set linfore no \Yeahhy , and, 1-411t-womilipped Karl, W. 11l it I cal*, to you inhabited after listrnitik to grow itch, mot marrying liiihlt.inond's 4inughtvr, you did. not HO 111111'11 64 ask nos to s it. Mu t t, tott,...could I /my b u t what spogns tt me the verity ? elitist:on has thellogist to give and teaks merry; ha uuthttg.to r•paria or to tejoicu 'l'll , reforantisstever h, the siao of his dwelling, or ttity *eight-of 1113 Otrilitaill , tor." As - lions spoke, CM 'Hilda pia had otgpV l licleml him. 'rho , pann i er still yin tho porch, but there no mwo to ?xi' sien in ill that statelY Sir 7', nsioopt tho merchants who sat at their • , with pipo t rind glass, and said they soi Jhody. tihrististi want Lento to 1111iik fill UM * (er. Karl lived And died in goat • • , ^te for /-111/1(.8 101 that Ilona l'o or how he fared alloy, is not yet.' in the North, where sninoold folks s her the story of Karl's poirorty. FIIWIOINO IN TLIIMAVY4 - 5 1r m. L« J on, tho BiackAtepohlirtpi canditin ter falhAtio , Vioo. 'Pm - 44(1(mq, in Congress oppnosed mid **toil against die bill to a bolibh flogging - 14 , the ?wok Ilisaymikatitifs fur tho ocip:#slow. ovoi;*.ro, o 4; • • Zlnux- . l!ons. 4 c.ll:,tornp,,r!.t. t .allet . 'that Gra:.ley Alia tionikr don't go for MikeiViv-. Runlt; Vii•Zr iwoi is• sq qiutOktreliffcrolit. ehurnottitk:Thi; .• ' Hitt 9111 pm Anieng, the orators amit James B. Clay s - son f the inirenrlig 6 ,1..12,i.ry addle West." In reporting the pi•occedings erthis• meeting, the OineinnstkEnytoror says : Cot. Stanton came forward and begged to introdnce to the meeting the gen t,? ono who, in hia Jay, had been idolized' by Ids 'friciels rind neigh evvry Kento;linn— and' as tho great champion of nor Union : he presented J4birs I. ('LAY, TIIP. :tog OF 11:11 imMOSYC %l, “,b1A111[1" or' 'mg. R iNr." At this impohiretnent this) nro.e a wild, plied of mit/nisi:imp and joyful wileonie from the vast Inaltituslo. The *diem Prose from their testa and 'e nVell their hallatT- Clllll/4, thie . llll'll A - 64 f 4,1 to th e very (op hi aioflin v , young and old united in one of ,the 'flied earnest R/1 , 1 tin It on e Or real feeling Wn have ever wi :se s d. Mr. Clay seemed to be much tyl by lb w& denneistrnt 1011 S. fn n very clear, modoiitand nasty tope he proceeded, to a,blet•s:i them {ian, c.thar.. , 3 41 r in •rirry I I, to lut,%C wli o ttod 1 1‘ 111 We weir° /leen', in i,er 'nor, d 01.11 the xpeecit of 111;4 gentlemne.--- IltlYt! liven Ica lu bt‘liptio that h o was p(lften if rnth r cold ClOtlll . o and ordinary futtural nolvvrA. Dotibtlehs the gloat intik, 1. or L,autt took Ahg,justl, appreetaiion of his Weide. The very name Ito beans--libtreriefienrehipiothe crew( litart of that I Sttite-i htlA pioventod him (mitt arlaiming prominent position in piddie aliitire , and ere- Med rtgainat him something Jibe jettloorty in the bretists of his father's old friends and ad mirers, who could not hcdr to are any ono of the name and linenge of tility attempt to rei- Itlw, AL hot! , great snorer a distanoe, in tlie forrtxtepa of thur illovtrionn . chief. 'There influOnoes hnyc &pro:sod Mr. r;riit:t tion much below the knearmre it la justly en titivil to, lied produced , a dt lfidenru arid dis -1114,W141014.51104 the yery veldt , who cher jolt the nulivothis father tt i bits much jval , .iviy hare ini , tnted nr misrv)n, .ented as Indica tive of a cord nature and intellect: All this, wo are sit isti, sir 1611 Holy Med i reel and unjust. The rsd.;eli delivered. by Mi. (lay un tintonlar idestritddl _the laud, ill hit lino 4141131.41 CA chat actor. and the ether of that rpeerit was a proof of its oil Lori Mr. lily •3111 that hr Ni as a nitipt farzni r, who had taken Ina little pall in public af fans. Ile ti.or a orairparattr,o rdrang,r hm dn 11 Stale. 'llit re 1%:114 /nit to half Ino.i) familiar faro' in the great orowd 'before tw ii. lint hp had been calit titillated lly the presq he had*cert denied the right, unit as at the , hazard o r th e o neNt bitter and malignant per sonal detraction, of taking that owl rse iu po litnla allitint toh;ement and eon- AkiostraidappmaiaLre--iiv .famiviotr44-iwi frnwrnytertelpattiftlirtirrrriVraalfori andin .11114,vjuggrc,..4‘.4{44446,.. Ihiuly liebeen torn by the vile alms, to which he had been ottbseeterl. Ho now asp:: peared before them to show what manlier of , ul6c ntLs, to justify It, his fellow-oomitry rm 11 the consiAtncy awl honor of his con duct. Mr. rhty, proceeded to say that hr had, fro 1,11,0.1 in In \ hid] 11111 nut flow ht an. 11011.141;k ellaila , A anti front an honored It 1\ OR not in the nature or to lie fothltr, anti Ire. , trusts. Theo, au, iton:2of It It tare Lot had a hue and int In; l I _tit lilt it lemali. All Uncle tailed, Valiantly ~ linggimr. ganut ti,,, havageti at tin; hero r Nndit. Natty tiotv rt rlh.ttgall:uticroonnlon tic kind the (lath and Moody pound with his heart blood. A tothu had fallen at Maim Vista, lighting for the honor suit Ilag of Ins country. awl, nut other dir.gLitif and pro.iti tie fiton many Perron.. last nit Il he and ,otol..ttir , l the enendos of his t ot]. try. I.nod and ateNt of Ins name-- great that haft tort been ur...e.vrt..r wou/d 1.. t - (mkt- had trio 1 . fol hi: e.otnita and for the 511.111 tett ht , tht):: iit the ~ ,, t viet 4 the .1 ) o publio,,..and had itnrwra•ri t,n ail who tv LA , led vs till him, as tilt ir I to Ulla nu,t hat I Cil duty, to give (Inn vilort to losiott cant gof 014 LiVir, to tt !itch his great heart attd talent. were no long consecrator!. in the Ix rforrtience of this tirjeet, Mr. Clay. tral,l he came there to otrikr olio blow fin the 1 1 111011, Ho the it proecedeil 10 chow that tha banner of the 11 hig ptrty hail been fin hid and laid open his fathers grave. Its approaching dissolution 14 )4 ill the C 11.11161401 ant /11100014 S of tiener:ll Tailor, ho rein ail to auk novileilge himself a Whig. Ineed, its (heal began ahe that party dy huul to he Its Oval , iiitiretr in 0 1 ,- position to the airittments of Ileory that it in: better to be tight than to be Pit si dent. lie hail clang In thwohl party in its dying, as he hail iii its pmmporous moments, and when its thinlilissolution with proelainual lie look el around to pee where he uhrold ilo felt himself in the citilunt ;Li:intent which the Sage of hiulx6li,hl (oleo foots! huittelf. Ili h,ul 0111,1131331ied oiljninnn in fn. %ol' of Native Atnoicattittin, and hall pub lished the lust articles that had ever appears KA in - Kentucky cm that snlikUt.. So heaving that (here was a party oiganizeit on that ides, and which at the same tittle proulainitil very highdoned itnil patriotic national objects And slitrits,lhough ho entertained untelt.'repug: nano° to in.eixf social( d. ho was pyramided to prescnt\ liiinaelf for iiderrokation at this Portals of ono of the lodges of the ao.ealled American order. As thu obligaPon of se.- crinty had Ittell r0130V191 film alt persons in. teferunce to that orttor, ho kit Justilicd in ettititis what there occurred, 3.10 was asked what was hl/) Wiwi* he was myyllot, +44ligiern he pr ofetatott e - what , watt the in , aid fitiatiy, w4Ol he ha . ..a tdituielerlAver to veto fur it itotsau Llatholto 1 Wherilhis question was pUtto kiln ha with ,trtiw in disiptst. That was no place—no party tor him. What, then, NMI he to do 1 ito looked around again to sou if there was dot a chanoe.fur the resiwroution of the tVliig :party. 14,40.41tiain of hope antenna:a the glootitof the 110f1A011. , Nader these circout- StianCo.B his next thought and inquiry were, in what„tolgs quotaktoelltiwt liunddo way, ountribitee most to (ho maintalnance of the Union and of a national pi kE t t y . ,!,:,,,,,llopaw no other place Am hint 1,13 stand upon, Wahl the rallkfl of trio party !which alone maiiitalueif aitroriptutratiott in all tint.tilahavi -wldelt alone was ahlo to pveisent, it powerful rpaists t ometo the seotiotutt who*: 3LIOO/i3 to bui. lieved Would; tadve the disruption of thisi 'll6l/Atlerady..;:i.M. polut, realL Jar., Villottore 'a Alitany speech, (lie spirit 01 which lux Kroati,it 11464ded• 110 uhtstld%aatilla the ^' ~ '~ V 7 )„ (lay then prooooted to show whit, lu m consiikd the utter hopelensnend or u the n dertaking to elect, Mr, Pihnore, anti thee,f :Vet wbieli the per;d4tanco of Mali nn ollyr( rook have to waken (ho Union 1111 Al oke of Mr. Flikemrt Frith great rok-, 11(4A, OH hie fItIIWCH and his owif f end. Though appointed by (;cnvial Taylor, as o Minister of nor I).verntrketit abroad, h+.l 100 licco stutlained :by. Mr.' itlimore ~ re ed:Td the olltisuhl eontplitnent, of hong tie< 4 lasiq4l4 ill One of LIM Ptesi.lehtial Luessae ea. 'J'lte- in4rtini , tr.l 1 ion of Mr.. HI - more has be ,, n 01)0 of the 1110,91. R1TC1 . 0 , 4111 and flatkflirctory hinco tin llrly3 o ,h WILMhIllg• 1011.11110 if ht , th o ught. th^t Wzi , 4n chum:, of his cl,c(ioli, 00001 l sorport, ; hot thew itot being a {Cheat of a ohato'o. he world not, for I cmnnal I n,lerthre, hazard , th e nneeelet or the only j orty which 11111 V has the slightest proNwet, of 811( 1 N1 4 : t in ..,ki ca t, big the geettorotl anti trntintion party of the North. lint hr remfessrd, if lie deemed it Iris° hail - wares; ic to vote for Mr. rtDummy, it Wonlit certainly Len hard task to late Inn. with the candidate for the Vice Presidency, AnArew .1114,am I kinelson, who, la 24(1(8 )le ,iiVg a renegtnie from his own party, had ilea,' n really lx•cn di. aokuner of Mr. Fillmore, and of that administration which gave Mr. Ft!ldiom , tho bight conSithention nod chines „OAP, are now nectartla to hittt. The vote for Andrew ;Jackson Ihtftelson in pm-fermat to John 0; Ilreckinritlgo, Was certainly a hard alternative for a KoHttickian. preckinridati was his townsmrin, the playinate of his in fancy, the companion Of his boyhood. his Nem] intitoste nt all periods. Breekirt. ridge had additional claans upon him.— IVhen he MIN elected over tiviieeld beetle to represent the Ashland District hi Congress, M. itreekinridge had asked a friend of -his fattier, how - Ittr. Clay *Sold re ceive him if he should take the liberty of on him. .• As a gentiliMM and Ik Kentmetann," was the tcl,ll. • Mr..llreekitirolge acronhogly Caine, and he (the speaker) was prtnent at the inter view. Mr. Breekiiirulgo stated to Mr. Clay that he had called to pay Ills-respects to ; that, t hougfrof tfrenripposits - politiesl party, he had two chosen to re .recent the dintrirt which ho (Mr. - Clay)"fituriiitniteif .re presented * IN Ith !Wrench retieWil and fidelity, and he should cot - ender himself—young and nu xiirrieue,d as he wi,- quite immupepent to cio joitiee to the high duty he had as witlittot the euisosel and aid. of Mt. Clay, Ni.l hst desired penal-soon to &num% rr ith lute frvvir, When. he ~110Uld enter -upon duties, and to receive the aid of his great experience and knot', hAgn of inditie;al ansira. Mr. Clay aas ilitieh pleased w nth this inter i view. li - pC4dticett a deepimyr eon ou hut was over afterward warm and earnest. And 4-ani_ex4 ecluak. 4.03he0w asirkr 'artetr^ a men and %cute for Andrew Jackson Amason. Why, fellow-Kenturkians,"exelnimect Mr. Clay, '• I would not give Juliet C. Breath ridAe fora woods full of Andrew Jackson I ionvlsollii." In this connection, Mr. Clay mforml to the eleginent, just:and noble euingioni pro. neuneud Ly ismiournige in the lloutos ca. Reprvseinativeti, on thu announetwout of hol lotheCh Mr. Clay then prce....leil to urge upon his 01.1 11 hi;; nisi t, the . .1111./11.111‘,113 VOW alliLlttllt4 Ol 111/, laths, to tally al [PIM the r witch be had ',pent ht's life In ',alum,. of the Union. 11e %%a., ready to follow thr Wing atatidard as the !tough's Mllowed the heat t of Itt long as it waved. ltut that flag was no longer to be seen on the battle-Math it might yet tie 'After death there was the resur rection. llut at present them litaS uo Wltig organization, and Alm only party of the 1,'1,1011 was. that of %holt Buchanan and. Li/ idge it ere the c.mithilates. Mr. l'lay it•'rut to the attempt te! irnpli atrMr. ltuchnintii in the charge of bargain an d ea r l (in that mini. et ho ltl take the tchtitriony of lam oWn th• thei, and he read lomi Mr. Clay's letter, to show that Mr. Ituelimmu hail conducted ltita- All' in that Ann- as a WWI of truth and ltunor ; he, should believe what his falba. said befuni others. 'Besides 'the evidence he had read, there a as other tentimo_y hearing un the stay point. In feeling and eloquent terms GO ,ralarttl to the heavy weight of that etiat ge against his father, and how gal. tautly and bravely he hall honk; it. Thank tioti tt.hal before his father; and now, he lie bas proud. to say, that ,hero aired lOC the until who would a limper u. But dir-Bn. rhanatia tot from from all conucetionVith the matter. • Mr. play concluded with an oloqueint.lip peel to his fellow-citizens, especially.okl • Whigv, to give their cordial support 'to the (felon thAct --to Buchanan and Bruck lle eat down nand the - rtai , ,t boisteroui ap planse. Wu have never heard a more ettue uNti t•pterh. Though thu third xpeeoW ever made by Mr. Clay, and the Arta ever deliv errd iii the open air, it 14'130 von{ imprtiashu both in manner and Matter. smile of of the tunes and actions of his father, Mr. Clay puseases oblear, concise diction, much itigul4..t.tu'ru and Maid,y_litylit. 13.0 declared he was lint an orator, and , appriired eotite what oppressed and restamed by the ap.' prehension that too inucti might bo expected front the ate of Moury Clay. llin Vetch... howeverycarriud dintricLipti to every mind, of hie boliestylluitidiiitien'aml luttrieilagti ! • TUTraittp ellifilAnt IN A P,CHATRIAGOLUO te/o, ttlQproaleefiVt smliillas hca4 in doe of the cluiret:toe , iet Monte' Sol4u. oottnte, " fbr the, Oetrbie bearing-eit ethiress bpori.* *rim sas, and for-auk Carnation of s ' State ()lob!' re) rabble *ars ht Chatons4 Ala laeolltei WO. The 'forum made sit oto valor," skya the eocotuat en& clegreredlit: • A FAL , * 0' Ifierowr , — Two the Patir ortratilOntitikt ! time 014 mt ,Yelisoil*, iu lxsalp) marit,A,Abßorsou —Cotitit 0.3 1 10.9 rushes, wit. !(tea i. 1 1 . 141/ 4 ;; iljenCrit !luibautt of bimio botti*" =a _ , 4i- , dtrango.a Rea, putto the teal tta of the eitretoe buorop . cytatt Iquiehly cootl . llcv i.TTttast there "was tih woo gation in what I heard., I foumd the water; nlitaolt lijntl, awl cq ; strong that the eiie( di ilk o 1 ty wee to lee - au ftlelcuttroo4boter- Ito], the, feet.siartitigNiiiitt the air ift-:_rireey stroke. IV7/4:11. A:Jailing, NM body rose abriro the !airfare, ind, with a r pillow tow might. hat, vt,lopt. upou the water. Arter a time the tqlottgenvati or the sense-. 111)11 ' llleajeare I.ll , 34lpraired, and OR appr , atellitt,_; the shore I carvleasly my ON, pi walk nut, vt hen to ! ter butt 14 en at !atilt ti to each beet,they,gew upwa.ls, the mtioggle lu tecovcr tnyeelfaeut lily loud Ilowti . t.l rill Ty hitter awl briny rwat4tr, nolo-whit+ had hithOrttilptarilcdl toy load, ittiv todla.4 lute my mouth, e?fee,„ earl, 11.1141 lies, ritnl forum; borlibicyneibeut the outs (lonia r had wad whether I was to drown.l or poloontjl. l'uotiog to the our-. Nee. Iloµurr , t itwani to laud, inakitteix, f. at tar altottilL to•V8 alk deep w•ter,,w h I am haditied to believe is :thous% iinposeible• —krstere 'Prove/. _ --- •- - • Ton LA,T: J.Turni, ltsmEDT NOR .. $lllll . O. •-•." Ufa brawly eNtenially until the hair rows, and tI4II take 4.interru, "iikr to deficit, the 445." 7,tio ilostelt Atit:nbin Agas Air credit '6l th i s invention. FARMERS' DEPARTAIENT TIIE VINEGAR PLANT. POr seine time pant, the. ei Reg pt '. kM been used abroad as a substitute for cider *czar, to. advantage. Froqueolt eivil lions have been nuidu to us to kiworwilatti is and whellier introduced hare. °We ol i mpt discover that it has been, It hem tat; Whited in a living state in the New tillanimi rmisemn, and is eAlled Mother of Viliggfer' i It dents upon a liquid mixture of Nom! aged' water; ind is eviiiintite filittut, allied t 4 the macs or moulds, _ Peneilliain Elm, Id , which the mycelium, or spawn, forma ii, tough leathery web. A bit of tide throw n into the above liquid nePidly!nTasoihkajti- 44 . me acetons forrnentalion, anti chows bat sugar end-Mmtrr into iood vinegar. Tim yeast plant, of 4ifollirriirldiastosolli*, stance not so easily preserved—is also earn-, sidered a reneiliuni, and to its actionladosi the.furtnatlen of feast. ' •.. . . it le* well known.lkid,ibataiudar-91. vinegar which is sold in die show, Ti sit 'nett 'firflgift""YlaTifd&T" — fill* water, strengthened with sulphuric add, or - aostit. acid, also diluted. neither of which, Itkveali Acceptable yr wholesome. Under thede sit. cumstances it will be a minted to know Mid memo make his own vi augured well e 11141111114; and.know what is in it. Take On of water, 60%11 a pound of mottuniei; are' them together for twenty Lulu' utak; wi col, add a quarter of en mince of Otirmait yeast ; put the whole into a jar, sad hi We fr ;.— vinegar plant on the surface of Ikt ~ emer the jar with the paper, keepiog , t in* warm place, and it will p ro duce very good and wholesome vinegar in *boat six wad* / As it appears to be popular nod WON ht Englaild, we have sent out to enaisa;va, is procurer it. —1 Ayr if 71 1/ ii rest. . •- -- is - i ' DEPAIZTAFEJW . 4- ENNMA: I .us coitrossw or 18 Lwrriat. My 1718 is a niolcrinrne. - My 2 6 9 2 ill 0. take its-16041w - lily 3 7 68 9 18 is a main:Viiarci• rMy4ll 2 18 min,' 10 1ti420601: It7l 13 4,18 icli; imukt•t/Obilli•• • 1 4 4 ; t 4,. My 6 . 7 13 iinvery trim layaway 11111% 4 My 7 Di 1 is a conjunction. 1. - • - My - 84121 is 6 small aiiirrial. th5t.446104; • dies or creeps, »>a rit its vetting very last. My 9 6 12 is a ti n JLAalnc. —• My 10 12 Bis 6 very useful little as ' My 11 713 515 is an article that 1314 t to liortst of. M 218 18 7is *ls'ilicen muse. • yok3 s antinty inlinninnir , My 1417 13 160.7' 6 9 18,24 Whocifir 14 , 15 17 16 3 2 6 is an &dicta . 0111* ' b e y blacksmiths. ' • !Sy 7 9 it; 2. is tine of thalluited &ow My J 7 18 is an artiela 111 ginnuner. My 18 I? 41113 is the name at *OW 11„ Francti. My Iv imio le wintabould be in liveritiniey in renn.ylcunia. •••?•••, curavigic: 7l 4 - - - • lAu ookriltquo or b talirr***; , • Erasp my 0 and 4 anti oho &d bet 1.1061114' keiso my 2 and I okra a... 1 0 .0.1 at Erase my 1 2 and 5-011 4 11 ma a,Pnhl ' WO lay 4 5 tail .1. totkliatoi .-41. (1 . MI Iv 5 3,10.14.040*.t . whfroh 41044 *.v; 'Agi w 616 in a claim 4 06,110! • bitti • • • . „ " ftV . 4' t' 1N44,1011:4;f1A,;'-',t BATIt'IdA PUXSZit/P . '4* ":" r ; *:,,