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The Democracy have thing to the breeze
the bannhr -_ti Om Conetitution, It nrery
-i---: - . - ,..- ;;lentoorat - 'voter: : - !•ealted urestr-to - rally
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40411)1111110em e• OS, to Ineet:A4. 1
iii Scheming and plotting in secret, working. by 1
an "girt OW . . •d e tallier' misrepresentations, dtter
ing felieboods, peretting their 'selfish ehns
li,Stie — on' even to the 'verge lit del -''au?, them 'arch ,
'ap win
sic to e 'demagogues , must be ittt the ;rely tlltath-'
suintArs • hold, confronted at every sthp, and exposed'
meal win,
at every point. Every ihdividual Democrat
'I . 3P' iN. ablest CIO 'TO WOK. leirentl asmomn.l
p ,
iii the 4.46 i, and above eall"go to. work-WWI
Ara O p u s, .
GO TO WORE , • l '
;2111',16..ric0i and organize e Buottsman'tilitb• in every Me:.
chid and echoed disitriet t*, your oounty.—
. -'. ' limp' • mooed of your misting* mei the
.%,. . - .... . . . . nines of ell your member*. Appoint your i
•••>,...":" .'L. ... -.;..,., officers,.yolirhilying and ileftaboamemnde•
' . .teliP ' '' s,: ''''''
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, '' ' tees and be ready I* the great battle In heo 1
_,,„,_ ycip, pREKONT _ •
._ , . half of theZnion, &manse ever triumphal
IJASt _ , A AAT without iv thorough orgmliesdlon 'elf lie
$ 7 litiefFiiii%W / 1 (rietis.s- Reinewitier Kb the thle i the Git!IAT
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‘. A, Or 11Wifilit•VANIA. .. , _ tiAsiii ,7 0 MOM& •
• ' , GO Til rORg.
~,.,,.. It a . 14.3 "L P V I EWittr , and simuur D r amatic • aoftwiwpaz .104
AMIN CO'BROXINIIDGE, P a r t ! Irbich " 2 * "S Y 44 - . "1, die
..- br tiirrtroty: • great .mweemens at issues in the presses mar
- i teat. Misrepresentation and ildwelliood are
ehreadiy.Mil.mhitimelett-hripeeeltitlii per'
trophy, with the ameetWeall cunning tongue
of the setpt,,, hes already been its game
of deception, and must be promptly met
with facts and arguments.
GO TO WORK
and inculcate the nectseity cf harmony, of
union, of concert, of action, and well dire
ttd Tart on all oomutions and at alt time*
Let ere?) , Democrat adopt the glorious motto
—" ibliertdeerMe )9 4,..eikitemial, oncessiopi
--mrsthas i giantAtafattedsothißgfor mint"
GO TO WORK,
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vatte—Silser advio%aet, or It kitia *loth d:
aiestlit.'l2,llll *Hlbaraba•W on all saboarip•
op t i lt pi r i tm e andel tbo you.
414E 1 4 S abquiineaa Notioto Invert
. .08 ••••1 Win, • every iletatintion
WC/ 31‘ 3E O /41:xur c*.
WRP• 1 1 1 the *Waal at thy Imo*
ina llora t=ast daapitah. /laving
PO , wier typo; T4ll ard p re
pftt e litir•rifOr 0t oust MIDW•
PRIt ttikitatxtV3HlMlNNlMl * -
VGORGE SCOTT,
OF OULU/U./3U COUNTY.
FOR AUDITOR ORNFAAL,
JACO Is F.RY, Jr„
or MOO IGOIIERY COUNTY
YOR 9URVEIOII,..GENZIted,,
JO. - -H• - R 0 W
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1 Cildrie rr. x 14 Resllkna
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3 iliiieird Warian, ' 10 Jirt — t: -- is Mari,
4 William IV K toe, IT 11..1. eitable,
5 JohallioNatr, . 19 iteierl b. jii.044 1 -,
6 John N. Driakei, 19 Jneolt Tattier,
T Liaeiik Lary, _. 110 /....k.. X . Ba•baaaaa,
HAMM, - $99199. St 4 114111sui 14.1,1k14
9 JaresestridUrilm, - 111 Jabiiil3:Tiiitipbell,
10 lame Market, 2114 7 . Citaalaciesai,
11 Y. W. liesimeik. ',_3.1 alp ii;milly,
13 Tbareaditteeetrlerit, - 76- hi6cf at Mop -
13 Mivellisea 11969.9 r, .-
• ig.pow or orri i Impart AO 11407 ....., .
Loam' it the foundation of Me tra.itA o awry
Aomps hg a i . : i t{ tAip , a-L4earers of 4 0 , ora a*.
int.o g o rier y liorsobult. 'r in.
tot ttorontAti that FakoraWo Urn
loreseP gri MO earsitsitte dm Or midi, w
"t r ei s trit ikaratiory, fir a m 4 7
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1/10104011Aliit 44,.! liaso#l.#o. Asir
f o r l i f . a " *V OA sr og ni . so4 Op oiaz i z r pre .
to he mwAisaatar rows, a. oat`vilejlllHtr NNW
tArIISIAMAIII MITT. —it ciimAs.
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1 14 1 4• 441ff r0g 4D Ma to -rd .— " rtu v . itae' aZ
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SO..Lt. Xenia
if
image jootore to gall moo of
trilloohow dote ortaatioo, religion.. or golly
tool.
.11.4 en, 00AS Nen* 004 hours: fnond
:nip • titialtillta ; entangling altati w, to
gr.s. 4 4 4,f „statoo wait Territotios to
adosilloW she& ofoii sfoose,ao aid iro.
exi oroollto, the -ostwotty
of tAI ' mod the right of rho tow/Joh/I to
at, A will is ego otiintionollg am:noosed.
Nott 11Pooptosout lot elle pooStire oarpontittures,
ttooka otro4,prestrofatoo Of imobliefasth.
No. f Of /its *, Ino , dow of the
peNtoetoelgostetrolefilif **tot' 4,letllkeototitltts.
N.. 7. apporeitiem to all tetra pollhall oigaur
toll jou.. pond to •Al eprrupterl 1,.• to pQlt
Ar00111...A sonsra Ofootwittiott of the Porteral
001110140,oto• x 0 roligioloo toot, for °Aro
. . . oligettg. or grid, of mow; or di,-
tswitioos of bies4slontvg dionirioam oitiottoto.
Ne t t°. ilotreet and retortion for the rigtto
f , a Affr'""'
di Sittgiist ttiortionof itnt naootalizoitos
Lint wed IAI urAt of to to ttio j:titO,to domaito,
nnoetlitnolootartt of the Ameekotto trecenheigitt.
ft,/ Ofiria.tiem to all chat:arid imowtopol too.
4, I $G toißowt OrotgorAntef and good will
to all—ottgeriatly to those of Me household of
faiths
Apiktroutt: —Altionit the lie* 'things of
the age, is the tninufeottr of shoes 11 di
recedes legether the poets of letaer of
which ihrtY are CO/400 1 4 A shoe Le thee
m*4. 0 604 a peg or WW I ; which, ft Ts
said, wilt eater tip, 14 oto,lstei to=
apart is the settees, leammelf: the =it
tsar diet. • Alatp esseeratty his
rib 40 usiipaihotant at balled Vote,
"rilloriri WWI* Nowa the glees ea
the soars wades hut, tuat *ea dry diem
is «pow, IMat tN eadheatead as 'improved
.• 11 10 1 *lt br Pair
.ot eeepeteabe. eataptelted ha live reittetew
MS Awe eat oirtasted ott *Wow *gat.
be Wry iteleviiiia IMMO fr ildflldenett
tewidaigketelrostd,lta heat sots &Weeniest
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" iirthiNlifhtrfir,"rk °
'asjitlVOitigint PrelA
ing iialtke a th e 4*. '7401d 16*
inn • ` l tVolii ol o ll6l oo . 110kt,„,s Vrintiof 64.
witOkAuieli,! ll ! 3 4o , ,# 6lo " 6 " " the
folio**, aim ia by a II& alipaium,
would - iii'tisthtly to aatowbutiet with tto
tharortar of their .discorei •
Iffitrift efialtredg Kmurifit its. — • •
Lit Oakit for friction:left arise
Set a Wow bikaiiptittnit
/ 1 47 ..Viirteitottittunig4allt
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IitAWROI rifte l' Jikerraihrreo-Tho True
Americo $ Vinektiotonblipola won, in
Erie ?rap h) csomfggrg v,,s, 1111*6
delivered at h Densoaratin ii4le, any* i
1.4 # ista lin.l i
llickashni At
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any OWL We Ana the I th erty qf a
si 11104wprtok ear. than all sew Unto rn
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for the flew has cone predicted hy Daniel
Webate!, when all good men►hd true will
be called upon to rally around the Constitu•
tiov, and when we rei►e that banner It *hall
' ' aciliaaleasla—Tta -huus.
upon tle eobnet than theprophet br his lie
tonatitttion Wires offer the detnbcratic
cita
dolt 4nd through the length and breadth of
110 014dauticipatcd,and thalamus oftotiti
tho tend the - *atchtlres of Democracy' are
lighted calling on " YIl gbod men iota true"
to the rescue.
'O4 ' &mi.—Daiwa, of the Albany
Morniug Times, teal a rem POO Story of
the petite!' of pleAthulliiiphie eosin's. to
186011 - e'vr ns Of - di
and ail such was often honored with the pipe.
Ou one °amulets iffirriee was plityinir atm=
" down the antinf," Which Iktrliat i sd the at
tention of a large Newfoundland delk. The
deg thoukitt he would play with' the Mina.;
and eciuuneweed biting at it. , Just hero
Barnes gots goer shot at Min, and petit a
fail stream ddwn hie throat, and with ilia
farce that it passed clear through the quad
ruped. Here Barnes was requested to'
" raise the stream." Ile' did so, and up
went the dog too. Ile endeavored to elide
down; but it•wois eaSk, go. Zvery time he
going! an inch 6,10/it a foot. At last the
bays Were ordered to. atop playing. They
obeyed orders, when, ( 1 / 7 came the dog
from w a height of so foe •.(rt. The :no
went ho struck the ground, he put for home
with a velocity that could not have been in
creased had a Dutch oven and eight pie pans
been fastened to hit tail.
r;rr ilarrisa no riltt iskitdrerAt lilts
usually been the fortune ofri iiiiponbrite of
the Deitiocratic party tb hate the syrspe-
Wee: 44 the Britiahmn the other idea the
mit;At
lantic. It seems the present the ais
uo eiception to the frepertif rule. lfrit•
ish are for Fremont. nuehansin le , i p edged
to II policy" which they deeth hostile to
Ilagtish Mtertoitif, Ind ho ditty' abpdaftlllol
sod Join hands withibeir Mends on this
side of the water in favor of Fremont. We
lIX tract the following horn the London Deily
'News ) July l 0: •
• Intentifrog'es all the phases of American
polities are to Imglitlnoen, our bet attention
ianatitrally give to the motel* for the Pro.
itheishilh Olt the choke et the next Preet.
deefitimp Site question of peace or was be-
Own amp Vatted Ilitalloorted ration, foreign
totodifirit-Alnedatid befog emseeW
_the hoe
mostem the hot. Not dee* ink beam dint
iitypeseibie Poseitoote-mto IWO
I s Any
41111eitisen—erodd lita . OW
2 l o
bete ar. mith II i . ong
at Mud of the ricoodhliatu . , fhdlie is
pledged to a pokey which Would rentdermer
almost tommeidattle. While thriftier% 4is
understood. Oat ether ebangee, aod.ntany.,e(
/Wm; WV take piece before the election io
In Noretetitr g UPI obstiwte with strong aegis
fiiciin that vivid ReivOlicini, poiriy is shoo
arid site, *frit, and iresolutien; as to
ri a ea prospect of Ole return of its
coniliiiiik;-- , C01yi,41 Pr enwthe . • . . • ,
Tula .;04's#Inger--Akfirtlo.4344•ll
- one minion et.4 0 qx 1 1,00 1 04.
strict 000noary they are nteloPtemippgrA l life
OR thlo amount-.1"4/POPeA
setilethratioilAY. ' •
bus On the Prince**, Kora of •
'tier anneity *Aar lies inarvilis *i,o 4 ,*
liiruriadan Prince, Baring ,ben **lnert be
frugal liobil*, it holm/ OW go Pm % 11 ,0 0
ee'pers will avid all unaeognary esitoolLeo•
thus be ambled to we* 4wer antli
st olt
Olt Per ***44.
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a • o._ 0r011.,W01 beak awn :
.4 , i t• , poughotok. w
sa4 Os
011 4 0 1. 11 1 i 1 1$ 1 6i4:1116P 41
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BELLEFONTE, PA., WE
PRSBIPENTI,4L
sl?Ort this§ ago,. Llin
pub lL lishea t.to followi ng
ge6tkovvit
IPMIUMAXT WM%
Maine •n= a,
New rtmaipalnre
Aisibiachuactta •Dr
Oct* Island . 4
Connecticut
Odic
ironnont • , 6
a*do• , 66
. • - Z3
Michigan
Vint:main
ion*
1
, -
'129
Total
Inuatoax
Tylind
Unit:wiry
EmdirianA 12
Eil
imitiotta qsrier, atta iota,
isaings upon dik Ws glows 41.•
!blowing mite asloabtion,ia4 °Sri kkwil.
su I 4-,oil.wittrorq Admen list
tadistall , !AA
iOrtik tab.: , •
POI lIVOELICLUN
_l!cath
Boalb Catalans 11 1
0=
11
• 10
3
AsMinims 9
Mississippi 7
Louisiana
'Liam
ilektinass
_ennesseis
Kentucky
Missouri
Pennalisnia
New Jersey
bidiass
lilisais ,
lows .
Michigan
Wisconsiil
Caliibenia
ereeriiit
nob bloke '4
New Rempibire
New York 35
Ohio 23_
Totei
D017111171A. VCR S&
Mains - 8
Caussoticut 6
DeLimon) ' 3
8
twit
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El
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Tliejtertiabtarig thitai asp, we aie not
satiated to let all these aticulationa go 'by
-Without having o west' to 4iiiingirejtaya..
therefore; awls our, etittinent, which we
give below t
sadiamatt.
Nits tort 3.3
Rau Tani% ' 27
'
=tie
Cher is 70
9
1011 Mi cdteild .
,
huditarti neut.
Outs l,
Obi°
Nvw ilempthiro 6
Wend 4
finseht . •
E2l
tiothirrusm
maths • 11
Imvs • 4.
Wisconsin • 6
anmectiout 6
*laws=
Takes 13
'Total' Li;
CaWend*
Micsasai
Tett*
Marylead
Total
Of the States set down as "doubtful," the
chances are that .11uchfulan will carry as
mini *a any other Candidate, and Probably
,are. Out frietida have generally- put New
York down as likely to go against us, but we
think, this is wrong. The party theta is uni
ted, and is laboring zealously for tlio Derv , -
roooratic nominees. Beaidt.s, tie Opposition
bspeicsay split, audio cannot see* them
fore, how it can be ranked as even doubtful.
A Itaitti CAL —"Phi) Prith-Yan C i hninicle
says that at a recent term of the Supreme
° °e tt: An that cos nti/ iftt cation 'tot cries.
eon. was tried, in which the plaintiff pined
a verdict nf *SOO. defehdent Was an
aittliblesmd inblfensite man, and was greatly
antibyed Mel grieved by ',verdict which ho
conceited to be barflyltnittst. tlt beltetkd
hies& victim of a heistless, cold=
blooded conspiracy, and the matter ao
upon Hltt. feistin he-
Zhtiettlltd. Re wits cltnistant terror
tletimplsidetwb Ithnht he believed
to bit *Si ert ell eis Wee. Ws triatiti
aripsile stint fee We ta iserettin. aid at
distant asylsunsi.bat 112 to as puerto: Us
did a tt* days Wow in se, laestii eeSta,
having escaped inier-thaan having hi is
ohne sad pesepoli Want tier, weer* le
was dtornet.
Tlst riliKAWAss Greene Opt :- ! ,431s
*el thilswen; Wit opott fir. Vaasa** as
thirwiguoi,iiid beaming Lim do be, by
flMtinalests, when swiammearrative eandhleas
In thalkid, withou! rogarti
to fatty llists lithils this Is us feeling of
the people,TheDentoersolikitifo won Amiettl
with the choice of • 46,201aMtms0, Akinren-,
Hutt they are diftemnies* 4444- Soar
nominees a Urger moineftr, fetigege to
porilaticm, than the loot OK Kolitio*
the Viderslitrob due Ml nri !6r htlr
ire ay94 1 . 1 .Lt ..... , 09 ?f... ( in"!
sloolowestwo eta in '.taucago wift. A
dioLlor dimiloatS twortpin woo
o%' Motto of as
!oir rodoxpos inveoligotionr
on. tbst id had boom waded
way Owar;417Oloo iotothorwf a joust, lady
;Tim OWOI4 -
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ALCULATIONS
riut .111
- LONG Aoo:—'
ki4stir
Pm
1 . 112.4-1,
itc n ow, irs
With nettlingx,y at hfind, bi4y,
To cheer thin solitude.,
I've been dreaming, l'vrikeittliebingt
Aid My I.3llltkwittniod AWL "t,:f
Wbll4 tny tbertta.ire:teetlyVogi
• "Xliihe semen of nolig Ago, •• - • •
New Yip* Tritioe
4%44 g4 v !diet it
scressamuivoTwi
Virginia /5
~/11 0 413 Oaratina 10
Booth fieuvliaa' 8
Otoriest 1 O
Mississippi ' 3;
Porida • 8
'Texas
r 1000144; . 1 2
Teat •
Tpgl . 82'
T4o hien,tire ming of rho Line,
' (Per whiqh 1" hired to roam ;'
Of th Inttoklete and the tills, Warn
TkaCripAie 'round my Nano. •
OPikeekniukt folio* attended.
0 4I1tViluiee-I Prised tolkens. - • •
Where peace and joy were blended,
- In tie days of "Long Ago.'''
.
I've teen sawing of q i triother,,NosT,
4 '
'Whoes.eare was freety `lies,' •
4nd the prayers of a brother, Way;
net were wafted up to noels.
' Add I know, - although atitekt, •
"That priyere an ofrehnt nowt •
That I homers the present;
As directed "lemur Ago,"
-
Pte b." l iefindps at am
no idolised of hake,
And sp heart (spina* Stored Wier*
To
,Wars is& Werstippei
. ALA*/ la Was
With iheltep an a glow, •
•
gore hearts that ever years,
nor the Seed of "Loos Ain.'
- Min trekker *or these
Te know the Joys they hail.
Wows though% as welt •
for the hilt o'et Wok I raid*
The pesininVirWilite now, " •
And sack faneleil spot le ehallien,
fines the days of "Lois Aat."
!num odd&or.,
Mite ,
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-- is
' 'lO.
And Tot, not all the loved,
Nita*
That dear eld ehaeddi;
For many Imes reinned; sa9c,
To smother diataat •
--- Actigany at ,111,10 souniFF t + .o
' Wham W were W
arta ed e,
• Repose In Death's Cold slim
films the days a "Lo, 44110 •
Thee, I Mph basses* I Warr,
• ThslE the pi* we can't redlawil."‘'
Ti the Adam of a dream. ,
neneelia I gladly oaken +,.
What the preset:Micah bowri
• I will keep treat htight sad !aJ
U r i lore far "tong Aoki'
Nittater, Areiptst, 1864.
ONE WHO DIED LIVING
IL Paul Legrand, who dial it DOM,. Bar
gutuly at the .- of 70, 4 litstil the find '..
l A,._ , ltibere,:' hi,
..,io ~ 0* -, ~ -.
- :
111111" If
7 bertitatis we Should oupieliwo hate dak.
&atoll it , had heaven perfaittbd. When
.0,701 d ! was weaned LUAU I
' WI badly ;at sordid split say
sktdl; nine I wan cured. I malt, them
ftwaouttraot alimonies . . *oats). existence ;
Ise mustly to drink It nurses tt milk aunt
to speak, or badly, audio split ono% slut%
is not living, At-the age of ninitt ley
studies: Owing tit toy cracked trt i d n l nay
thogitras 11, hard one, and I provid p sinbborn
to taitimk. I required two yeatte labor tick
spell the alphabet. I was indeltited tb the
letter Z alone for about four ate tiive hundred
lashes, the other - twenty-three lettefit' Mit&
a comple martyr Of mc.
At the age of twelep I conkijiglit bin' iii}
body was ros.rntied with alphabetisaris An
attempt walk matte to teach me Latin, and I
lust nay French in the experiMent. At fif
teen "Anew nothing at till, and a forced diei
of bread and water had reduced me to the
condition of a skeleton. Sly remit more
had, therefore to be deducted. At sixteen
my father midi) me a notary's chi*. There
nial h
commenoed a new species of rilom. 1
got up at six, swept the office,- tad the
stove, was drubbed by the taller rim snit
thy father overwhelmed with bOntplaints
about me, deprived me of my Cope,. This
life I led ibr Ave years, and front life I wall
positively deduct them.
At twenty my father, quite illsgriktell with
lira tort, pot Me on board a ship it tlierliburgi
I washed decks, clinked up top-rust, awn
ded Ake sails, and received thirty lashes a
day on u back. This ova tared [hid'
yelirs. At Ortint,f-lbe bfli Nilo made hie
1 'NO3itilchuthei: - "T; barrio& ' Idailekaoiselle
Ursula DerousiM, I touramikkliholghtee, o w l
hear %Mien i3ottsistetl pf IVAINXigyi-es, mort
gaged iipOi( it sugar phiotatiork is fib Dornin
go, The day after the weds:beg; round that
klimilit2 a wooden learweside by. lief
, the Intim ; re iti g ui stitin
nad ' lrrenftenl apedopind fit s .1 ,
and I pardmera bar wet elf t 31;;;;
zepoptioo, The fit• Unclose'.
Me wldtm, betedr ter.
it We eitiodeli to, lkos all thstonteleil
iltl lOC I ,
At thirty I bat inycliV i reqtl0 1109 or
o. sastuadatus Memo. ' r spfx
repenting wteryinlmmi, yenta
Mom six
yeas Ilsom rey litts...:=
i t
liming, as eTeryhody elm 4 tei put
of my lib, I &MK' llw ydu% ' `Or
Amp, and 'I
are be)* 'llie ' molipi,
few I wee a great elm*. rain y loot' 4,
Litsgt ontsuite to soluglakidtmmolitacltertlst
Zilmy desk, which I *pa eztcLy,
log. Dees one 110 liallieh
1414 Itayi Three years, resit In
leetimobe, two intiamationiod* chat i tn
relapses and coneakeeentes. • •,,,, ..,... ~.,
Thaw years lost its amine .: - r ' 1 111 ; 4 0:
,oltiikk I" O We have had bad . 1. - to.
V,)t-'-' ~ ,b ow do you dor ~, -.• 4s rent
, P' " it I Itiaithati a bad col . ilo..,„„n w h s t
intstin th e Street—what a whit ' row ,
4litz wantluiloat in haying the , brushed
'Leone, andaliMpeturbing ono" ft One
yam of.aullusesopnrstorstise _ac r '_lie :
etre, one year stip listening •.'''. ga t ateto
fi %
drama, the ekp d'ouvra of gen
,: , , mt.
I mulenstont ,' Umeyeser Beet in
of *lt . and tasteless so of. ot. ' too
2 ,
sanolsor too nodose, of ' , As load
eggs. Xolor 7 1 rare. beg . t 9 do •
mate that in io giving up the / 4 0 not
I 110" ali iin9qabill !jot* lief kilt."
bo 001111
y ittousr
k 127 1856.
MIX
110 %mils of a ',Tata Cbriotjaa.
zltt'ahts=.
MI!!!
iM
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'1" °tome et, ,n;
tho A t. r. , De. 1 1 , of 'Nets. Xork, wilt batlend
witlitieep interest awl r'ealiect: "DE..Cox is
'an eminent Presbyterian clersyinsti, tled
for vim, years in New Yoitt : ,
4/41104110W SIGM'rY r/fAlp W i totz"mi t r.
In those stimulating and critical tinier, it
amine difficult for In hMieet, sober elergy
mart;either tokeephis place iindilemc.filutem
knout What and where hie I,l.ace ie.
asldo, My country, " with all ile thul ,
yiltinekloying its faults, I desire to do any
' propos' Witt*. Its welfare, that I can do isi
cosisist — temy with' my aide! duties, sa a
• mintsteihr a thtgdotn not of this loorld.
Our iiiitfomit Mein is ahirming ; and de-,
encitiatrates soihe results add perils, which /1e
lave predicted, from at work to
prod Use Arm, of which we know thu oper..
ation ; a the consequeaces of which, when
they OW* le the common 7demage, are ig.
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the anthers of the meant) that i n They t Mizeltief,'and then
pity ! So Yoit so! • _
Mi of Ujethlt ought to preach—not
polidmi—but the Gredipet. This is their
theme, andlti their Itorehouse of themes, for
the education of the people, and their oft:
spetherith them, for heaven. This is :serge
tisilfsllaparieded. nef,lectied, or 6d wishwish* 'het 141 1; Time for eternay
'WWI they mama.
t think aloe lista.minister of Christ might
not toby:rgss%.ll.ertaigyy
Aar' WI to supenorto He
Sabot be • men servile or as ap.
Imes same Insman person and his for.
tweak at 4 candidate for office, Presidential
OE any other. There is a happy medium- *
I has duties to his country; especially in ffie
the United States-of America. Ile ought to
pray in private, and especially in public, for
his country and this with solemn and con
fiding intierceseloit for ire temperal mid spit.
itualmAihrtz Our country is worth praying
tor, cad wherilimyer is genuine, I can say
trikt tho late Dr. J. M. Mason, then the star
of the American pulpit, d have more. cow
fideposainaere praytr_than in any other
pow* 7- nxito In one praying pauper than in
AirtyAglitiniggenersh." I only add that a
aakigaiger should
it_on4 such a portrait, such
a pytellimh in his poi is prayer, that the
people ShOtlid son no partizan, so Genetic; no
short-sighted zealot, in his manner of per.
elaimein pray more often at Men, at parties,
than ta4ilel t all. I wish they would ex
aminiat nee on this question, individu
ally • e n , and how much do f onpray
j
is et for our country, but rulers,
our States and Tertttories 1 Or is it Corom
Deeetuto, all reserved for public dilplay and
popular of and pulpit magniffcence lAM
that—sad none private I !ter snob minis
ters it might be a furious inconvenience, if
they andludaill can find no es-eitme *bra
tion T.i
bluest it ' LM' . ll = t ajits w - I'9 i ri 3
4 f
is aeriall y tens! No more tree, how
ever, than this--that net man ought to be
personal or easmieratins in what be speaks 1
or writes. I abhor the late bliffege that 1141- 1.
sailed a Senator with blows, as wither jolt
nor dotirageous, mat ehitalrousi nor gentle
manly, nor according to the bath•of'oalke, I
which every eifikrial takes to support the su
premacy of the kw*: and as of monstrously
evil example :yet I him not Mall the wrath
provoking style of the speech that Mak
sicmed . it--and of which I reinarked tb •
friend before the assault, I ate hurt and
ishained of rrusith«rs of Congnrint, in upper'
be lower House, that will degrade themselves
and their high station, by indulging in lan
guage so studiously abusive and an abomina
bly Vulgar and outtigetifisly setore. Were
I a partizan, propably I should be con.
ntraioed to say only one, and not both of
their, tts now sincerely and it iih grief I
write it.
Mt , Lots nidnarks of Eterrtt, t could sp
prc, late as worthy of an Anicrican. They
were those of a patriot, a statesman, &schol
ar, a son of the soil that covets the holies of
Lis ancestors, of a philosophic friend to the
it pncie a-worthy of the; u I ogi at of Washington.
0, at sic amass!
°tight a minister of tile panel vote I Or
dinanly, I ahouki say, certainly; he ought
to vote) If be °nett to pray for the coon
-0- Otithe He not sts6 stet foil the eosin
try 1 Thies has haw been my principle and
my practice; and 1 hive mantained it pro
fanity with little or no oirctice. Hut a parti
san, and electioneering busy body, a minis
ter ought Wit to be if 'others ought.
for "WM shall I rota, B--, or F—,!
or F--, I shall probably know, if hvie I
tfii Ntilitruber, and am in health and llt fur
Action, by the favor of God. But one thing
I am not afraid to writs M speak in public,
or pray la tea pulpit or in the closet. and,
*Met is—l w* wirer weir, me set t nor ape
far shythial, &may hadirectly, hat Wads
to riscthimilm the country, or make I Sid
war, or dissolve the Union I Never —No!
Tendencies,
as.
Witty 'enoiernhtfiy
brooms actualities Ade and
commas tbreasat watioiamteu eri believes it.
Where pennon rules, reason vanishes. ala
the asenishapepaera et ishteketel twee," tie'
Jellbrice Orono it. WRY dim atis ire PM
eipitsbid In des spirit at red wrath. ia
ste
a wine, to vertsfkugrata a city, to a deittpot
*Head" 61P , ter mutat mane other potent(
mischief, for erldtik Mr fepestande son Mar
begin to be ant ittobeitieht.
I believe that could the fisrisierila coolly
nii Warmly apeileOf hinerdat the.
ti*itati diurolirtag • the'-firtion, it=
in'their hot baste ill that they dartre, and
*twat nits their hottol,, flow lieldfrend.
too Ohl MllleNstetvis and all others: f lat _
~ ,ad Only enacted universal , initiChiC"
QM they cured no evil ; they had only torsi;
fttals..E4lbit their s
sr
ers(Ody wisroott wild - Or defearldit •
pa'rtlea T' t *WS tea the'North, the
Soutitlitil Pet, the West islitin ohs oath
eon of swim ' lit would hipm----neZee
, ore , thsa M e lalidoittir ; tindoll bast
p t .
o otilirga , Ffillaiittifolii . i
freedom, would polsh, wi that , stet
arch that_itaikea our motto% wow:lrene fir
Ilwieteliti GS our
Mario math* *dew
Mika MhYMifer occur.;
_,
T r , a word , am we a Chr ist ian -
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thia day t *vied bathe Giodatit boa Do
m+ • ouoiyeti 4 "tll4Aetl' the
.L.AN
motors thlt fiat **went kit filet century or
nationality anti independence that in iin in
augurated ago, ltn venerable octogenarian
tuaturiPy, its children and its grand-children.
&int ita,mihorn hundred of millions x 6f pos.
tdrity may begin grateitilly to'rejoffe before
the God-nf our fathers: determined that, by
him assisting mercy, we witYgrow tauter and
better, stronger and ritik‘r, and that the die
entegration of 'our tiorpal union shall exist
no more, rtrili itnitgitin inn of ast
American!
At home,' n my .study, tlua fourth of July,,
could not,hut think of my country arid
pray it. !knee these extemporized trib
u.. of 'an old dergyman to hi.; conntrytnen.
ir eight generations my inr-fatherti tiept in
hope in Maryland, Hear Easton ; in lkinware,
near Dover.; in Pennsylvania, lk Yin! near
Philadelphia, and sem , of ti ,,, 01 in old New
England ! Shall I not love thin cbutitry
0 God! preterre, and bleita. save the
people of the United *tea tif Aitterien.
, • SAMUNL IIANSON cox
Vesper. Cliff, Oswego, New York.
COURTSHIP OF 'ftil kiffPERCM
NIChVLAB
We find the f01k:414 amusing account of
the courtship of late Emperor Nkholoa,
tea late Derthi
• About the ply ism, the Belie
Nicholas cattkrto Bertin to de it bne of the
kintssian Priueeties would suit 147 n, and the
Frinceari Charlotte was given to understand
by ber parent" that if be ago talcs a &my
to her, they would bkbe ho libud to her
returning the penchant. T time
origj
molly fixed Itth the earratiop of the Grand
Duke's say Blidisblise, Mud he Wks seated at
copper Oh his last evening next to the Prin
vim Charlotte, )yliest ho abruptly told her
that he must leave Berlin the next day. He
hoped to suprise her Into some demonstra..
Lion of feeling on the booesiori, hilt her maid
enly pride withheld her from making erre
than a say-nothing remark in ackuowledg.
Went:
" hand ,Duke therenpon soon as
gunnel atiot4eer phut .)f operations knowing
that however little the eyes of the rotnpany
might be actually fixed on 111111 and his flue
neigbbof, they *ere, tirVerthblest, the bb
jeet ofl obeetirttiteri, he commenced
sellingC:Tni t t in en appitrentlY member
ritse Manner, Anci plc lag with ring of
his sgort stay there, to making him
self aqtttainted . Wittifierekiraoter antklisposi
non. Sc.,nd that he had sued ifs her every
quality dila be, bcliewsl best calculated to
I make Mtn happy iti - vieddelllife, ar., bat as
they tiro were at that irellient the, object of
scrutiny to many present he witeeld dot Press
her for any reply to his overtures, but if it.
Ira* agreeable to her that ho should prolong
his lady het father's court, she would,
perhaps, hive the gomitiess to tithe tip the
ring he had in his head. The ring hw then,
ikros y. ak
lipperog lOW filli
„bread 1jd T11401444 a& ton Oth
jean, • ato ruu4t uraie
sabre Wore him, snitlifrent on, meemingly in
all Sang field, with his sapper. With an
mew simesispee of utiereep . , the
caws peeteatiy put out hbr hind and took up
the roll, ia! it Mistaking it jor hair qwn
bread, and as
the uonipdtit with
drew the rir% and put it ttri Her own hand.
The rest requires no narration.
FaitshA3bitt ix Tuttatt.—dltiiiiiigh Vree
masonry has for More thin thirty years been
generally supposed to exist among . the Ma.
bothetint, and traces of it were found in
Turkey by the Rt 1311411 o ft eri after the
campaign bif 1829, yet thej *ere tt)o slight
to prove the fact ; apd it is only within the
last few years dila' it WAS satisfactorily de
wheysted by a (Ilium' freematou chancing
tb pets through Belgrade, where he disCov
eyed a teasonici lodge, to,which ho was Inci
ted. and where ho received a hospitable re.
ceptniu.
It appears now t 6 be proved beyond all
donbt that the Turkish brothers uho exer
cise their masonic duties, under Clio name of
Dervishes, are to all intents nd purposes
the RAMC as 011 i own &lef or frecivisodrat,
with but little difference Itt their. customs
and ceremonies, and making use of the same ,
signs, words And grips, to recognise each
other. The Tpuidaki freemasons !werer to
be in a more elevated Mato of ciffifteistion
than is issue! aiming Orientate generally :
their views of religion are farlitgher than
those imposed by !sleuth= they reject poi
lygatnY, contenting thetnselves with one
single wife, and at Ode inavxmic banquets the
women appear unveiled -- a striking proof of
pis nvatual covillitenou the masonic brethren
revoke In tkch other. The Belgrade lodge,
called Aikotech, Is composed of alio. It NA:r
ealty tnemberg: The meter of the lodg e,
whose same it if lathe, Ilddho hied 'e,
is #f saint , tide* grand wastef tof the
BurOpess Turkey, sod is directly
°connected isith all Omer of dm whole of the
()Bahian ttex ie ire, Audis dial rends, in
which bitter freenntatifit sedownt tb ffibre
than lily thousand neuttheffil. Id &Malin
are no less than ,nine lodged.,
the most auaservens and importotrit 04 which •
is tio lof the dancing dervish( aped Si:-
r Tooke°. The Turkish. hmesemoseas
*ear a troatrol of thill'rottwriewd,,
siatill brawn shawl,a
ki k:lend wit,
Beal iguros„, a S w
fareltboartehiet
piratiof searthe;
Omit twoirsobee is diettietef,
it - white silken cord *round the . -
spots represents the drops. of blood, -
avilabobe of tbe,death of Ali, the Ibender
the order in Turkey; who was barb
path) death by the then Sultan; for
tte rec
OMtal the exterets. TlNL.alsh
: /are hdatitglegrened . o*tdife
• : f-Blasmitallsi Task
old school, is honorary member of
Win under the' Liett.tree" at teal
rfurfolefilltkosHrf4 which lodge •hare
diplomas from the tiikotsch al Bel
Daily pleity: •
111aaix0 tos eiiter O f
• Wa.-4 taisiee
1111 I
biome a tolking,) experienced la
atrartail antfalarOiint fro ,to _
tl5 - dieoartoo~4.- 044
erad over wi ' bora. Thoy AlOted •
l l oyalio, tad Parebed i MP"
t ftiosilli ff - 1 1 1 16P °6
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P,EI{LGpVg ',AD
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''' pca - iPOII.B were eongrega . at . , .Ik e i m t '
Men, women and children,—,a '•
in walking armee the bridge, others kirk*.
ff tug the structure Duro the blink, tai Oaths
nest bink of the tiVq' h =oilier of hers
were .amuslog thentselyet a lzitilling Wi SA
goys. giving them an mini . mottos.— .
The guys were about ninety ' liking*.
and attached to the bridge diriAlly wirivAllie t
chasm, in(' severed feet from, saelv Visa
They were,laiteued together in an Iron Its. -,
pie, instrtvi In the rocket the very edge 0- •,,,
bis
the precipice. Ono of - the • a 'Of ••,
shout twelve or fourteen yearn
.ttli •
Mute we have not boil wide to ite '
order to show,liiii dtring..switodVaassilvata
traddlo thb kujrn, Whew ituddipf- the Aegis
tvaa,wretiched from tb• Mock ' its ma
Wong out over the Ara' stitAi hay ailaboll
upon the crotch, hold's* ee ea" iele l4
grasped upon °schwa I
The distan6 fforn the bridge ta the water '
is tiro hundred mid forty feet, and. thlo pad.
(101 l of UM
_yiiiing lad was about Wanl y ? '
bitlween !,--The accident was witbeshildit, '
1 largo number ofpersops..liad SO
Ittraok;irere titef tat by of tbst. "l. 4 -
upon the bridge and bank* ( thebw thew
selves upon their faces, and it wag Nil►.
time before any one 'ecii4A nes t ptia,....wallikkisik ..
1 proirnes of wad to lit !lb,. ictistg - 111
ted fruniluir perilous passim,.
KIM however, exhibited • nervy we=
an older bead, and seemed liffloarle I.*,
his swing. Alter tke ir,. r . ~==
I had pea*, Jae cimune . gi:ieg r
to tho.4e Moe him on bridge as kr Nye
best method of earth NM Mkt - ;
search of, the neighborhooN showed that wir
rope suitable to draw him up mato baba&
. The youngster that suggiltad the Om of
making • rope sufficiently ,lping to lot him
dour, by piecing. This . wee ,iota. Ur
rope was let down to kffildwid sherbet bait
fastened it to hie IllAstire shrisIMPIPINIL,,
him to the water ' s ii ! Us pant( spip. _
bank, and scampered for the maw ma
ing as th at as his lift could carvylidwassad
our informant says, has at* beeerntemitatia
vicinity of the suspenders isiidge.—Uniiiime:
Ter ninth.
A Picrutut or pririglizin•-11** am.
tsainsitu:AStianitii." —,3a
Nell address to his countrynsenVoli,fillig
from the President. SUS
and Niro crti.. Berinithie said!
Ina hi% ANI Al stn 7 . 1114010111 ssni
dissentibil 1 Wilda not, minibus
the hope that a breech ono* *diti l mi#llis
afterwsrds . eas4 Ispidnith - ir the Mil* is.
once soyered, sermisidfint'llitivoliswillow
and wider • and he oontrovessies
now debated and settled in din hallo OW.*
lathe), will be tried in diskthi of **ilk sedi
determined . by .the mold. sislnid vast
deceive yoke-selves with the 100
first line of aspetatibs weskit? he
nest inte. • • • UNA WWl*
1 . W4
to it n 411 • •• 7 and . hbighlWeibi ,
ice reoulletitiesin dif teninson
in which the people of thins Utilito=
hive stood no& by aid, ivies& shasvoisami
foe—the toettioir ofoOdinets.- WON
united vides—the Initspeitity and
they have ishjged under Ow Prom*
tutioni—if all these recollection aid pm* -
of common interest are sot sbni nessughtilt
bind US together am one mph?, w hat
hold united the new 41Ymitme of oossioos
when those bonds have Venn broken and did
Union dissolved'? the !lest this of aspoilk
lion would not list long; new iroo tsnions
would, bt torn cifl 7 —now leaders
up —and thiti gnat and ziotioui Riga
would soon Le broken into * =Mud* of
petty States, armed fbr undrialaweisidon--
loaded with taxes to pax armies and Widow
--seeking aid againot each other &bin -Awl
Vigo powers - insulted and train=
by the nation* of Europe—until,
with conflicts and humbled and debaited
spirit, they would be willing to submit to depi
dominion of any ,military . adventures WWI
sin-Rude; their liberty for the mans of ve
ls~ac•"
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Nauf last/M—We het wupposed the"
there were but two tdain issuoirisa the Pros;
ideate, cannsaigo, •- --- - • -
' lat• bliall the Union 4. 4i..b...“. .
2nd. Shall the and ita - —ishoW.4lo.lo*-
of popular sovereigrity be oviiilusiwort .- *ii
But recent development stow, di. INIMIrso
other Uses* ire 410(11rjul lo tlse atiptant! ' .
lat.. Shall public efteorre- be if=; l 4
speculate with goveromeat Made
public property ; taW run the welsillt
in debt fur their own private NNW .. .....
2od. Has the pat* lead sOlgsgmlipt
_boslogq
so corrupted that mew oat buriihet 2paniv - ' -
dedc7.l • ,„;
thtsa. , 411i ttlie "
for( ' pied ' t : --el • ...,, . • ,
toi l Ammo itepubkiellOri 4104
pors.... The *thwack lit'
taiqd support ke
the first Wry qt Ito
Amisl A
Lleol Alt 74; tilb . Jll. griit." MIMS
liberty. , ,—Piusseti , Pe.f. - - . :-
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