Democratic watchman., October 15, 1856, Image 2

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RS,BUCHANk,.N,
OF PENN SYLVAN' A
FOR 'OPE PRESIDENT,
JOHN C. BILECiiINRIDGE,
OF IMTI.Telii.%
PKISSIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
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xrlsslt . isa'pkelow i WIWI, Keenedlees.
toraicv.
1 Gpors. IV. Rebinter, IL Reuben Wilber,
•' rime Butler, 15 ollarro 1. Critwfoni
3 Final% Wm'Oman, Tiurma Black,
1511114"-11 Witte, ~ 17 11. J
.Terhit kfrNnir, ' 11;I Jnho D.
ft Job'. II Rtmtns, Iti Jacob Tonolf , -• ,, '
7 fluid ',miry. J, A. J. Bud ;• 41
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Ch'illeplCorler, • William Wilkins.
9 Jainel Patt+rrOr, 23 Josinero.•Canipbell.,
Ib istin Slenker, . ?*4 T Crlithinghaft,
t IP, IS. llegires, . 21 John Kistler
12 Thomas Ottartinat, 2k VinoestYholts. '
It Abraham Edinger, - • •
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:To ore Iravasto..—On account of I, IIIIOI PC
a large amount of job rriritini; to execute
hst week, re could . cot pay as tartar attiln
i !on to our editorial deparastrit U we de-
Fixed. +No,
Tux ELstoto): la aL 18itgtb crxer, rind "eie,
etat our elazens will now quietly nettle
down to dim trusiorse,and disagreementss
ful party should nett indulger in snyunneees+
ory exultation ; and as tbr:the deftatcd
party, they should'brar 'their loss with good
humor. Political bat 'listen:lst be inightind
os well as fought and lost but after . -
I he contest is onceovi r, alixiiihreet4es stmiuld
be lost sight of and forgotten. Are; We nee'
friends, neighbors and countrymen?
What ;natters it whoth&" ireltft. RI
no, or Fillmnre f ne Fremont-IAV° ere tpl6o,
.. , ,tutautt country to switain Aboin'ittrwe
should nt von permit political diferencti to
orb the harmony of eloC44liutereourse.
OUR Td!ILE
Ilurpers' rte. for October, is but in
nll IrirgraT, rteriirmnignstum
abundant in literary matter.
The United Statesiotirnad. The October
niunbcr'of thin magazine is tilled with its
.0 al a mlurit of informatics and instructive
articles. It is published is Now Y•orlc, by
Emerson. . Price *2. j?cr ,annum. Cheap
enough.
Ariltvr'silomt Magazinr. Thu excellent
fatally magazine is, aa •sasuil filled irith
lwiee iestfing. — rdtier — the 'editorial Charge
of T. 8. Arthur it bits retched a popularity
/mood the lovers of fine literature that mast
navratifying. Pabliuhad
,by T. 8. Arthur it
Co Philadelphia, at IR2 per mama.
"• Spir:f," nape to handle*. wash.
Uled, as usual. with such matter u will in
terest the lovers :' , olostaaly sports, agricul
ture and literature. If any of our lliends
wish to subscribe for a paper that eau be
relied — oo jbr ta osme + t o n us rcjaLon lavers - s,
cattle, Or anythireg eutineated with apicul
ture, we would advise them to subscribe
fits .g Pstfcr's Spirt." It is one of the
largest papers in the Maim.
Parlor Quiet is si literary paper;
11.,•11 will please everryrisey) who *lights
• gat rkting• • Poblishod'in Bolton at
:,cr imam, by W. T ...Tones - I Co.
C REAS MZETTIPO is LASCA.ITZIL —The Dem
erratic male meeting held.ia eksuseaster on
Wednesday, was the grisliest political de
monstration ever known in that city. It is
ti f ien"
estimated that not l than 30 , 000 persona
participated in
~. 'a doings, -mid net,
withstanding the i . .crowd, .' • was
no, accident, ever thing paining off harmo
niously.
The sons of Henry Clay and Paniel Web.
atcr delivered able and eloquent speeches,
which elicited the most unbounded ending
ainn. ,' Yaeclterir. . - trete arse made%
lion. William Preston, of Kentucky. lion.
J. Park Coon, of %Visconti'', Hon. R. K.
Meade, end Ifon. C. - J. rifilltner, of rirgin
is. Gcu. Wen. fr.-Sttrikta, C. W. Carrigan,
Esq., and others.
-)orrideet-te-Misemw-lous eintsmr" .
B. Clay. of Kenteoky, (sou snit . l,eir of Hem
ry Clay) tahlressed the mendhants of Mina
-Iphia in National Hall, on'Ketturdat
ins, aid was iutroiluoedby Josiah Handal).
who presided ene the ?cession. In the cootie
of his speech, Mr. Clay read a, lettiq which
he received. at home fientiteky, 'est
eem-heti et Philadelphia„Bftpt. 18, and Puled
ening him with death if he dared to speak in
'hot city. "Nevertheless," said Mr. Clay,
I am not afrail to appear in the city
14 hero lbe bell was rung that first Itiroclairm
ed independence." _ }Jr. Clay was followed
by es.GoTernor Thomas L.yriee ot.Misems-
Charles Leri Woodbityy, Zig.. of New
1141.40111 re, tad Jnia...,4, Martkaikthe Demo
w:nrict Ronaline f ! ;si ( ..... congriiiie in the second
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dvittict.
-httstssr.Wasartsiihtsersitfc-ithelmtrtrr of
wheat isAnstto•the quarter of a ton of 2.-
210 560 lbe., 70 pounds in weight Is an
English !whet of what, Mille lolbe., of
n - heat maks our bushel ; so that the United
Stniest-ssleat buxitek ix just o . ,7tha of the
English orimperial, and a goartei of wheal
in Li' !gland is Lqual to 9L htl3liels in the
United States.
SOX' Tutu during t.)ao coming year the
linked States.inay be honored ititio a plait
from Dr. Chutes M. }!Y. , Afe satende_My.
ing o l.**nowein digtrent pObjeela. (" The
Mine . and Fall of, triondion in Europe," is '
one,) and reading, of bis ipson!opnhr and
anocesaAal poet's.. Mir &um will be some
thing like Mr. Tioneraray'a.
TSIE ,Vassim •Ls DoccxserrCeite
mitt" are ci upon to id " documents
aid *cob which 4. ere appears to be
anstitir • mai for - the readers," to be dis
tribute. in Sew Jenny. 1 16.1b 4 1 ouly *taus
of ' the fiesta. 11&...is a mistake,
Blob of doenitiontaapd speoehea Wm been
shiiikvttlitritaitedltbinto. The only treat
",;solo iniv iAd Aka. l 4oloDisa
C'othihitto, wittiotit dupoNtag sappir.,
ora ova
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Benet r, ,
Boggs.
Ferguson,
Gregg,
Haines,
Hilt litoon.
Hurls.
llowartt.
HodrtoK;
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Liberty,
Marion,
Mike, ' '
Milestiurg, - •
rattOn,
Perth -----
Po4ter,
Raab, . '
Spring,
Taylor,
Unice,
Walker, .
Snow Shoe,
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Comma._ DUOCILATIO Orrosinox
majority. majority.
4000
Alhgbetiy,
Bers.
Carbon,
Cunthoriani,
5500
GOO
300
2O
Centre
Clinton,
Iklaware,
Dauphin,
Franklin,
Lugano,
ir 200
1200
Lancaster.
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550
1500
700
3000
Montour,
Northampton.
llorthumberlaud,
Philadelphia,
Snyder.
Schuylkill,
lVeatingreland.
Took;
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1500
Tits Fuactua be aeon
from tie subjoined despatch that the. election
in Florada, which took place on Monday last
biui terminated in a complete Denmeratic tri
umph. The Know -Nothings "entered into
the easivass with gnat spirit, and from the
first wens sanguine of suooemi ; but the re
sult sheers that the people of this galigrit
Slate cannot be shaken in their Adclity to
Ibe Union and the Constitutieu :
..-o•vvaarantur,t ma,.....ta__Jkl orro from
Florida show a glorious Democratic vierory.
In Leon county theihave anaversg• major
ity of over one htindred, a pin of ono meio
tier of tau Muse. Dada:int meaty tuts also
gone Democratic, a gain of throe members
st the Leila/attire. In Wakulials dna am
wrote gain • member of the Roma, — The
Deta have pined In *is - members
of the Legislature. The=heir candi
dates fora Umrernor and
Tas Eutriiox is Delaware for inspectors
and itssairliarik.has resulted ur a brilliint" De-
itocrstic triumph. In the canalise of • New
Castle, Kent sod finesex, the Deatoaratie
&majority is eighteen hundred ! Two years
tho eerrird - the *am by
stout enic thousand majority.
The Courier des Etats lints, the 'French
journal published in New York city, has
abandoned Fillmore, and in au able article
it has pronounced in-favor of James Bu
clikaan End Jail C.acekinridso.
tweeh the three banners," says the Co.:
reer, , "our choice is fixed. That of Black
ftepuldlcanism" is tht( synible of intestine
strif s i, and carries Orbaps disunion in its
fokt Tips of Know-Nothingism lnr *dep.
toiler the consigner. The Demo ratio ban•
neitt the ioutrary, iiithe safe guard of the
Confederacy and taw traditional symbol of
the A l tnerkan spußithy with France. • •
• 14 fact, the Demeeratio party I* the only
one or those now existing which 'has been
proved, and from which we krtpw what we
have to expert.
, Tim NorriNanAm Journal states, that the
manger of the gas worksat Workshop broke
up last owing some fresh
. laod, which he
planted with potatoes. Raving superfluity
of gas water, he poured it over ode-half of
the plot thus planted, a 4 on gathering the
crop last week he found the part that had
been watered, "Very productive, and quite
free from disease, whilst the othsr portion
was affected in a most esrmisive degree with
the v7d aiscasc. . _
GLOW: IA 31.‘ FACi'URICS. —.Georgia
ap
pears to be the Empire plate of the South.
She ham made mire progress in matirxfac
tures titan any of them, and her internal re=
/entree* are -greeter than any State
South of Mason and Pixon's line. In addi
tion to her factories, she has a line system
of railroads which undoubtedly doe% touch
to swell the wealth of that section of the
South, They have ample water power, and
their manufiseturimestejais axcLi a.,
,ready capable of sending to market, sheet.
lugs, osneburgs, cotton y1111111.&o., for which
we are accustomed to look to Lowell or Man
chester. The South is not entirely lost to
*sanity, neither is it composed of pinata
tiosta entirely. •
Issout To AIL , Clar...--When Jamas B,
Clay, arrived in Pottsville, the Fremont Abo-
I itlmitta intended to insult him by onaltroud-
Ins his fatheeti monument in Mourninic
hut seieral Dostaarats whamming*, to its
erection. hitarthentand prohibited •it. What
next, will them tirseniogisto do; tO vent their
WOW, and haindtllllol irbo diva too bairi dp
kPag of their dirt I
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• NON. JOHN B4 t io. •
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We lay before our.readtts the -crfrd of e
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floiernor ano. Bigler, of California, ill lb•
swer td the base and wialicillus , 'slinder of
the Abolitino. press, hero and elsewhere
• PIMADaLII . IIIA, Oat. 7, 1851,
MATO PgrcoreLVANIAN :—The Daily Neu,' of
Monday morning contaillif the folloaln4 moliolocor
article, relat hag to the under signed
LOolot t t run It it I,OT-IiOX ST I , Pl' i li ; .-.TI“, lit
tOliOlig Julio Bigler, uf ll til tfor him to ri. helping the
Suit& „tor Jim:lowan suit „Bruckhoirdßo lio 41mi
t ftil liiitwieo i ,i w ith ri , , , 'porty leaden, in this county,
aid may rvissibly hat n initimel them into the socrots
of the (.:OULUCIAO prOOOSS of via r 4 ref ael ri ro trg voict
by means Of Singed Galles bores! Wutoloto bal
lot-boxes, fre comp. W ate k them closely. They are
thepalladium of your rights.
Thus is not one word of truth in the foregoing,
uo far as improper conduct in (be past, tho violent,
or the future is imputed to ate Oa I feel sullild up.
on to declare one and all of tl.:o statements made,
false and slanderous, and to express the o;tieieu that
the unprinoiplod nod trioudwoiorm oieoluto who
' peened them, knew thous to ho false Oho 3. in the act
of preparlog thous for the pr-e+:
I hes luny,' to add that niece my ari loot in Pam-
sylvaula, In May last, I have, booacse I deemed a
duty to openly and frankly udiciewte the neon of I
Mr. Beebe, no, been tier °Neut. cf mini, mi5r,4,,,5 7
m O
otatiou and abuse tilutnte rata.,,,s to the. H.'
lion of the Vigilance CAnsuirteo - und other matte ia,
, have been tolegtapheil over the e untly.-stagert
rrublisippl Auld column:TWA upon by 'r . eporiens in ;la'
4 OPfrosliibu p.kare, but ' the 001iIp011etil, Elsough it
„followed Woes ums.the bends of the f,.. Ethan's, am'
—not Oren notice f, Moe oo moms O. ID lliotous dots r
miatitlon to blight zero:nth - A, tisk or iv rory,
^ Solar as the Vigdauce CsAlui,it , eo th.n.drr is
caueurned, it Is proper to *open', 'abut W. 1.1 situ
months ago; th a t [left Onlifircia forty days benne
the organi„,etion of the Committoo, and never hie
any ocumention Or eorroapondarioe with themtlie.ohy
or nufrietAly. , The whole thing in all its pat's, Is
uaterly foltohld wits deelared so to, tie by' my au
thority early La July lust, oral nines thou in amoral
,&apearpritred iu den Fr iliciaM) 42,4{1 StWilitili•nt ,
la truth, the mon .., , t.ii at v Mau tan V hyllonce
'Coicumittoto merely directed their toner, acrd petit.
lolt ' pOillararl sr:emirs of mins. tio , . Johnson mot
eleotud ;Savanna over mo.'"7,olse 'terry stumped
the State egotist, his ie18.5:',...i Sii_lBs4 ens clout
ed on the sawn (Know-Notliing) ticket with John.
on. ' CO3Cy'lrnO my bitter enemy. and publithed,a
Como article sectilfog me, on (Bo day that I left
California fur Peinayirania. So also. was Yankee
Su linen. During the onnyusof-4855, in Calif 'rola
and Which resulted in the oleotion of Jahmon over
me, my opponents—the Snow-Nothings—were Be
thany detected in the sot of stuffing the ballot
hot of the FIII Ward, San Franciaeo • but not un
til after they had isooeeded insetting into it twonty
eight full Know-Notblig th.kels. They wore also,
*law days before the oicet ton, detected is an effort
to pumbaso a large vote in addition to the 'legal
vote of San Benardina In fact, in every ease
A _ a iseasiews-establtabwilodse Imams were
hostile tome. The actors In the above sane were
all either political or personal enemies of mine.
So , far as the elootions of' 1851 and 1853 are con
earned,
lam partitive, and 11l this opinion all my'
Callgsmis friends oonoue, that if wrong was per. I
pstrated by any perean, it was not to aid me, and
lArat of efsel not regains a single illegal wore at
eifAtr ((teflon.
In Mellon to the eleation returns of 1851, a few
words only are necessary to expose the false stero
-1 ,altWh i ttavo been Paulo tn. prorg palters of
=Lie It wits charged that the offiumi In the
Secretary of Statoofi•e had opens.l andnlternl the
returns to elect too and whole At the time three
returns afore made to he Secrotar) 'a Department,
I was not in °Biqa i t wile a twit :Ito citizen, rush
ding at elseramento city, nearly two hundred miles
front the scat of goo ernment For some time the
assaults made upon the .Ificele hi the Secretary . '
021:o, was treated v ith silent onctr mpt, in font the
charge was known by them as well as Inc, a:d re
sented as too ritireolons foe . serious notb o, and
therefore roinnined unmet tied 'CV et rdi y until 1854,
when 'Joint committer, cow pow,/ of tiolli political
ifarties was organ - trot and the char-a fully investi
gated- The Committee after on ref:i examinatfien,
after examining under oath many wituresee, prin.
cipally officer's Of Stale, 010 eke of Courts, mei poop
paring We TOlllll4, .14,11 lit, "Jfy reported that the
charge was %Wool p.m:Lir/ern, that the returns
op file in the Fioaretary 'a off;ori noon] loud cottont—
ail of them with tlio inissiosat tits County Clarks
and County 13111 r attached, rut , ' all without change
or mutilation.
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79
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200
800
Inuonnechott with this charge, I beg leer° to
state an additional fact, which alone is sufliollent to
demotatrate Its ridiculous chaanater Under the
California election law, the totems for Governor
and Lieutenant Governor are not made to the Sec
retary's Ace, but the speaker of the Assembly
Tho law,roqulres the Clerks of Courts to make out
ao, Ivo fe,
Gown°, and Llentettant-tiov enter—one to bo
transmitted to the Speaker of Assembly, by mail--
the other to be forwarded t a tbsifilpooker, In core of
the members of the Legisist severs preventing the
county. It will thus be a-en tbot ill, returns,
which La, an said tool tern filtered to the becie
tary's office, were not made to that office irit to the
Speaker of the Assembly in 155 3
After tboia defeat, the opposition clamored f,
tilos about Chu role in SatTrairielsui Lot an or
animation of the return proved that I had race', rd
len then on. hundred votes that were not upon rho
hI Dannaratio Oohed—that. other Demoaresa had
received more then a thousand votes on other tisk
eta, and whilst my majority eras fin firs voles, ser
*rat other candidates on Oro ticket-wiiir
noldovities eta/iodise; fifteen It mai reit „votes. This
ocaphoates evidence that if wrong was perpetrated.
it was not for my benefit, effectually relieved my
emanates, and the auNict Ituil nut little, to my
knowledge, Whoa mooted:
In conclusion, I beg learn to assure my fellow
ellitem of Pennoylvaula—t he State within whlith I
wee born, that all the accusations made against me
are false, and are all the CAMINgn of mellt . loll4 . per.
amid and political opponent , . Find although averse
to the use of harsh %oolong°. b now feet called upon
in view of the malleions character of the assaults
referred to. and In view, too, of the faction that I
regard them as made to detract teem my repute.-
Goo aura citizen, to prim/our co ono or all of the
Manta Made In the oppueition press, derogstory to
me as a public °Meer or prle.sto china. es (lse
and moltrious, In pronnuuem the 0°0.134310ra of them
here and ebewbore, one and all !palm liars and ma
-I,CA:O alsarlerert. JNO. BIGLER.
AN INV:SF:STING INC:M.:NT —At t h e great
Democratic meeting at Vie it Clftster, a few
days sinc.m.an incident occur/m.l uldel_kftl
bating impression upon all %%1W witnessed it.
In the crowd was a man who wore a Fill
, more badge, and who, for 4, long Line, per
sistently followed dailies B. Clay. Ile as
couded the platform %%bile Clay was speak
ing, and despite the remonstrances of those
present,,crowiled his way up to nli/111/ w
feet of him, gazing nll the n Lde with an air
of the lima tarttcNsatt antson UP(111J1114
coun
tenatece. After Clay left the stand, he
• still followed hue , de spite all obstacks, ap
parently determined, at all hazards, to re
main in his immediate vicinity. These
movements became so marked, that some
persons who had read Mr. Clay's speech iu
Philadelphia, in winch he had alluded to the
threat made against his life, in case he spoke
in Pennsylvania for Buchanan, began to sus
pect the Fillmore man was imitated by some
evil design, and he WS4 closely watched.
At length he embraced an opportunity of
confronting Mr. Clay, face to face, when-his
real object was made clearly apparent.
.1/C " 1 loved-your lather t I
.would have_ laid .lows any lifs 6441,10 e
[ honored his judgment, and in all political
allairs, followed Ws lent while,he lived. F
a Fillmore man, but I cannot resist the
impulse to ask you honestly what you think
My true duty is in this cazupaigu, and to ful..
low your sidvice.'t Mr. Clay replied "It
is scarcely necessary to repeat ply opinions.
But it Sou loved my father, and cherish the
principles he adhered to, your duty clearly
IN to vote the Democratici State and National
tickets." Tears triclot:4l down the cheeks of
the anxious inquirer, as he replied " will."
—Pennaylvonien.
lately at ivtlistriluition of prizes itt-a-Ger
man yin:4w, a little girl seven years old,
whose parents had just been turned out of
their laigingo, hecatiatt they had failed to pay
their rent, was asked' by the rector : Mimeo
you studied sacred htstory, my chtld I" "Yea
sir." "Do you, know the history of erea
tionif" "I know that God made all.? "Why
were Adam and Eve turned out rand/kW
The,child hesitated a njoinent, and then &l
ing ter eyes Op 4er - e;agoiner,
"Probably the* were turned y out because they
could not pay their rent
A MAMMOTH SQUAIML-Mr. fio , ouel hoard
of this city hos Wired a squash in his garden
this season, whiah weighs one 'hundred and
sixty-awn: minds: It is probably the lan.
!List' squash eser,gmrp ha this 659147.7'
Chicago loured.
ITEITARTHP.; Sad APP. DANIEL WEB
ISTER;' Ar LANCAS TES, THE sa OP
--0CT01114.R.,1868.' .. •
t .;„Teth nt a ale a a pOssess i
SAW Ti - '''ld -.
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Mist knowledokof ndlin and; ingifißliich a
iong.experienttkin pfleic lif ne give,
in order 'ea , fit Linn rota wis ' ekC duo, ad
visers and' it auccelatul inistraticai of
public affairs:- Therexperieriecis-theicault
of a. lifetime. ; and when n glint it man 'A ho
possesses it, together ee WI kuulying love and
devotion to the Union, we have fotind one
who ils qualitlul for. the treleidowy, and
whom for our country's sake and our own,
we should elevate to that exalted position.
Rout, gondolier% there is no man living who
has so much ability tend such long root varied
exporienae in public Chun. as your eountry
man, James Tuelftman. [Tremendous op:.
idolised Mr. Denton has been as long in
Tublic life, but has been almost- always in
one branch id thi National Legislature : but
Mr. Buchanan has served long in the liouSe
of Its pros( ntatie, s, iiiTi in the Senate. huts
In en on service abroad, and for one term
served in the Department or State, always,
r fleeting honor upon big State and country
and i . reflit upon lines , If. lUlietrs.J
Where can you I:-.1 any Olio now living
mho eon wty as !melt for himself or pas any
one to 9113 , it for him? We should all feel
proud of our leader and of his eminent qual
ifications' for the olltee for which he is a can
didife. If n o loot: ori r the history of the
country; we will hardly turn over a page tat
it for the last forty peal:l.e hitch the Italian
of Mr. „Buchanan does *not appear. [Ap
plause.] There he stands, for the last forty
years. side by side with the greatest and
most illustrious men of the country. 'lte
m:wed applause. finny one of Ma distin
guished compeers were now lit ing, if the
great sage of Ashland. If i.'alltoun, , of South
Carolina, or Webb:le:l-, trete Still in the midst
of their countrymen, to advise and guide
the in, they would he first to do jus we to his
great and unsurpassed talents, and use their
Herculean energies in securing his, success
is thin crisis.[Cheers.] And now citizens
,of Lancaster, allow me to suggest that the
present is the tinnetot you to-exert all your
energies in securiog the aueceirs of the prin—
ciples maintained by the Democratic party.
The Densocratie ticket deserves and should
hare your hearty support on Tuesday next.
Renumber that the enemies of the Constitu. , l
tion, of the Union, said of yourselves,wl// on i
that 4iardtpmyt 10 (Am Stes Olt, seta pr-o-
claim hi like iterld• that Ilinnsyloania has
declared for Abolition wed Daimon: If
yen , tore your essmtry, now hi the tiate for
action. Now la the time for exertion. if you
would preserve the Union, and send it down
to your children as you received It from your
I father", with all the blessings whicfi you
have enjoyed under it. Democrats and
Whirs, i yom-emmtry ealtruporr yorto•etect
those who represent the principles of devo
tion to the Union. On Tuesday, the 14th of
October, you are expected to work together
for the suocels °filiation"! men on the Dem
ocratic State ticket. After we have succeed
ed iu defeating the faction which now threat
en to overwhelm us, we may quarrel on
(mentions of policy. Now there is a fearful
responsibility resting upon every citizen,
and he should be careful to discharge it pro
perly. _
COLORKU FU„wtar, IN RICHMOND.— The
CU pitul of the slave holding State of Virgin
ia presented a scene on Sunday that is well
calculated to silence the Insane raving/1 of
Northern fanatics. We copy from. (be
Rsih
mortd :
"'lt• *errant woman of Mr. Payne's died
suddenly on, Friday night from strangulation,
produced by excestftre hemorrhage of the
itrags, sod on Sunday afternoon the colored
population turned out en max, to, attend
thes.,..-.-st, Th. ilmeaunt• which enoveyrd 313 P
corpse t 3 the burial gromill was followed by
ever one thousand negroes-- mostly women
—of all complexion and, ages, The females
u ere members of different el s aritable as,,oei
aticns, and Is ere rind in mounting uniform,
each association haling a distinctive bidge.
The sidewalks were also crouded with ne
grocs accompanying the procession. fume
diately in the rear of the hearse was a num.
her of colored 'men, choristers at one of the
Af r ican Churches, each of whom was provi
ded with a note book. Several carriages
containing, we prehtnne, the relations of the
deceased, brought up the resent the cortege.
The members Of each society wore bonnets,
4CW:ell and capes of o uniform col r, Sod all
trimmed
Rom.tscs to REAL Lirs.—A Ricburlbd pl
- states that a young 6 . Crruan, employed
for Bert:rid y_ear.+ at emantifit:turing estab
lishment in that city and upon the public
streets as a common, laborer, has within a
short time past ascertained that his father is
&wealthy clothing merchant in Boston.; Ile
states to our informant that his father saw
fit about twenty years ago to desert his fam
ily
and business, under peculiar eireilmstan,
eeg, and embark for America. Sinee that
thou the unnatural parent has had no corn:
muitlealTon — with his family, nor did any of
them know what *ad been his fattrimtill hit
son, now grown to manhood, emigrated to
this country to "earn his bread by . the
nweat of his brow." After toiling for years
he has by home means found out that his
long-lost father is at the beta of a very ex
tensive establishment in Boston.
Tin; EDITOR of the Davenport (Del.) Ga
zelle, has had an interview with the father
in-law of Cul. Lane of Kansan notorieti and
sap: " When his precious son-iu-la* in
duced his daughter to go to Kansas, he sold
her property, amounting to 818,000, and.
atter reaching Kansas, he pro Cured a mis
treat', and treated his wife so badly that ph*
was forced to lesett for home ; and Ile told
her ho had paid her passage on the steam
-boat to-liulituaa, iu fact, after the bout
started, she for, .4-s..kit was not the caw,
and it VI as n ith difficulty that she raised
money enough to pay her passage, Lane
had robbed It rof her fortune, been guilty
adultery with a mistress, and sent Ales
ho ilesv, and, after she had lift., tried
to get a di from her, through the 'very
territorial legislature n hick he its denouncing
as bogus and illegal."
No TO STE if, IAYITNIIT TIOICXTM:
Three men lit Montreal, having' been indict-
for .a.cunspiricy-takiefsand-ona- John -Mi!i=
Donald ol a lottery ticket, Mr. Justice Mc-
Cord, on the 4th lost., delivered an alabor
ato deciiiion quashing' tie indiatniont. Hie
Judgment proceeds ground that lot
terieii being illegal in Cam*, !MU'S' tickets
are there valueless, and itij rio,7 - 11/Pmesc to
steal thorn much less to conspiro t 4 do ao.
A Citaxon.—Only two yearti „ ago, the
whole yell of the oppointion porky wrifte
" down on the Irish and 'hitch foreigners,
down with all Catholics, whether native or
Ibrilign." It has boom ittiprovedtipectjte the
present eampitign, and it new. MiSda, " &non
wBl4 hielgoM' rr ?Mite mew, try, titii4 the NIG
otRI
THE BLOO DT v icTo Rr fl 1t.41,T1
MOHR
Is "War tashosr—what was doe in J3al4l='
more at Tuesday's eleatioati, Co)* Ale*"
lowing extraordinary stitoinent of feats
from the Daltimore Il rptibhl4t and, Argun,
of Wt &delay evening
4th frarct ltnoW.Noglingium
reigm d triumphant, as will be seen by raf
t rence in the r,tUrns Nord that Ward. --
Scarcely a naturalized citizen was suffered '
to (list big rite there ;'penrett.ble DeMouratal
e Mkt standing near the rolls of the Word ,
otnivrrning in a (inlet, blandly iunnuer,wure
jet mum lingedlated diperadoca, :and
driyen nn ay from the neighhofhoo,l. One
young dawn, apemocrat, waanartd,Cruni be-
Ing roughly handled by police ogir s r.
entlorty andittirttrrr, who (gloatingly priltoc
-101 him freim Tho meditated onslaught..—
. these two genii( men, indeed, op far an we
°lnn rvcd, in, that inatonco at least, acted
ith a fairness nud impartiality worthy or
all pram. c special)y au so few yaraliA Is to
0!O1 , 1 Vl a a , 111116 the day.
Su( hc\ L/10 lUt eV of the liana Nothing
shoulder hitters, letu ever, ih the Ward, that
c doubt a hello r the pollee—notwithstand
ing their inelmations—would have been en
abled la let the legal Democratic voters de.
,posit their hallott In the first IVard the
''blood Tubs" of Laturenslager's 11111. very
oflkously took possession of the polls, and
it was only according to their impunity ill
and pleasure, that a n, raograt. was Stilt tad
occasionally, to dppo.sita aote.. Scorch upon
scores of,De *littera Lti were 4riven away with
out being suffered to vote - by these precious
custodians of the elective franchise. the
Elght.eintli Word, early in the 'morning, the
chiefs of the Know nothing regions held an
out door cativs, and very modestly, resolved
that the democrats should not be allowed to
vote until tin it own party had been enabled'
to cart' their ballots in full. This very rya
sortable dukruiinatiou was adhered to as-far
as possible, as the unusually' small Dope
dratic vole cast , in that Ward yelterday,will
indicate most conclusively.
'in short, in every ward where the Know-
Nothings, aided generally by_ their police,
could show au aggressive) front, they never
failed so- to do, and stopped every -demo
cratic 'l4llot that they possibly could, by
hook, by crook, by threats or by Intitritta,
tionr." . •
THE PRE3iDENTI4L SpECTIQY.
To refresh the memory of "Many of ortr
readers, we republish the act Of. cougrcss
relating to the time for holding the Prusi•,
dential Election:
" The efiTtors of President and Vico
vitritlt he -seppetnteelin• -
on Tuesday aft the first Mondsy in the
month of November in the year in which
they are to be appointed: /'strafed, That
each State may by law provide for the fil
ling of any vacancy or vacancies which may
occur in its college of electors when such
college meets to give its electoral vote: And
provided atm, When any 8 ate shall have
held an election fir the Turpoac of choosing
etcetera and shall fail to make a choice on
the . day aforesaid, that the electors may be
appointed on a imbstqncrit day, in such a
manner as the State shall by law provide.—
l'azsid Januarry, 23, 16-15."
In wnuexion with the above, we give the
following statement, showing the number of
electoral votes to bo cast by the several
States, tlidtinE,onishing them for convenient
nefetence, as free and slave States.
PS= STATICS.
Maine, . 8 C.,llfornie, 4
New Ilaumithlre,s New York, ' 35
Vermont, 5 Ohio, 23
Mnsaachasetts, 12 Indio:us, 13
Rhode Island, 4 Illinois, 11
Connecticut, ' 6 Michigan, 6
New Jersey, 7 kl/ws 6 4
Pennsylvania, 27
. Wistionein, 6
7 olal,
SUVA
Virginia, .16
North Carolitts,lo.
Soutfi Carulica, 8
Mariam*, 9
1%114'4214mi, 7
Louisiana, G
Ithtrytind, 8
Tinuiesoce, 12
Missouri, 0
Delaware, .1..
fieorwa, 10
,Texua; . 4
Arkaneug, ' 4
Flovid,a, 3
; Kentucky. 12
•
IMII
Fusee.-The honorable mill cor
dial alteotions paid to the President of the
United States daring his journey east, and
in numerous iitstxmces the alfeotionate re
gard and enthusiaatic greet:ogs With which
ho has been received. are stinging rebukes
to
to those ruthless, gravelling, factioilosts at
Concord, N. 11. and other places, who oi
deavored to exette the populace M acts of
insult toe aril the chief nutgistrate of the 1111•
Lion. The favorable imprexxion pu,durid
upon the public mind by the President,
wherii%er the 1,111)11,, h .ve come in contact
with him. has dwindled thecloude of calum
ny which his unprincipled traducers had
railed to obscure his true character, and ex
cited a strong and earnest reaction in his
favor which is fallowing his hole path from
Washington to Concord. No chief magis
trate ham been more vilely, unjustly, misrep
resented and libelled than Gen. Pierce : but
the day will soon come when justice will be
rendered his private and public character on
the page of history, and his record, as a
man and a magiltrate, stand forth as one of
the proudest evidences of American patriot
ism,honer, and atatemanship.—Bosion Post.
••••••-•
sisnsp.—By the late news lion Nica
ragua,- itappears the Rivas faetionOat Leon,
instead of executing Dr. Livings( on, (the
American who was arrested because Walker
executing Salasar,) baniihett him to Eian Sti
vador. _
The Ithica (New York) "Tiro lchmonhaa
afrikk
an additreckinridgo, *ad announces itt dc
tetliiiitalioa give Iheatrand the lientocratic
party•its cordial, hearty, and undivided sup
port during'theremained of the campaign.
The to4tAous hy fires in the'llnited&atea
during the laat month, so far as infornuition
has been received, is 41,330,000; making
the total for the year thus far 13.390,000
dollars. Thu number of large fires in Sep
tember wax wenty-moven.
. •
_Duzingshe,last. nionth-Cht. re -were sine- sa
eidents to intilway trains, four of where oc
casioned by eolision, and two by the break
ing of. aide, Twenty-ono persons . wore
killed and twenty-aeron wounded.
The Cleveland Plaint'eater says that hi
one township in Wood county, Ohio, con
tairdnii six hundred and thirty-two voter*,
there were only thirty-one Detrioeratto votes
last fall i there aro now but thirty-three op
posite votes.
‘' WlLLTaiitieer wiLy soma people• lure or
expressing their atindistiort Byron was so
I,a raitntes with Walter Scott, that het said
he was theonly man in England that he long
ed to get drunk with.
TR Ef . 1 ,, f , ACZIDIONT AT TIM FMB AT i PIMA OUTRAW6 AT TIIll CLINTON Pal [ ,
lb* jil t
as ..0......,.A tymaito called ~Einn t . t 01.-d-/ few nights since, one of the negro.
yPtitent icy Piston Engine" " COMIES 10.11) seems to Intro enjoyed the
-4! "‘ 11.-°n "freedtiffi ' or the place rather eensivelr,
exhibitio,n, - Oaf' at Me tin* WAX ginlitig ' walketi outelde of thepicket walls to .enjoy
corn. It beLeVtlie 'cilia aftribtion,for the, ins Oen! ' perambulations , This negro
time beitig, Vast oroWchi surrounded ft.:retell- ,had hOll tented ft.) four years, and the
teini of i Orisontnent did . not expire . until
ingitsrebutien, when, from sine cerise; the
Apnl next. Sonic little distance , frora the
boiler ettlaocd ; ln'alsing fearful havoc in Cite prisOn - was' the residence of the Sergeant of
surrounding an . mtst , c. For some minutes the the f:l via rd, who was ',tenon duty within the
immediate spot was enveloped in a thick prise inelosure. The wife of this officer
cloud Of steam, ashes and dust, during
andd . iet child wt:re aloud at home. Thu pa- ;
o procteedui to this house And triAdtf lithe .
w Well noll, ing was lii , aid bilfwenfused ellen ks c7ble,entrtmee into the dwelling. lime he
of let ror, and a ngtitgli from the wounded Mitt rudely iv.satilttel I helady ton oniesrf alieut
dying., Arline thetittani settled away, I. forty years of age) and coilliuntalta,e horn.
ble outrage upon her person. The negreire-
I disclosed a sight, sliockilig to the heart.—
I waned some. time in, tho,house. And Mier
W liat,"then, wore the feelings of mothers , .. ' • •
; perpetrated till. , crime•of,rape before a
who saw their friends and relations Stricken th e im maiaes,. Af te r the with
dead beside titers, or writhing in . the agonies! trated4llase-atttroeitiesta4
of dissolution,, or who were tortured with 1 puns"", went inside Alie walls as ustial, in
i n i • i e t i a n a
ttioml,i,ist
the lady's
Ellail:3li
'remalohd rest : ti the
t
that !sick ening dolitt_w lie t lii•r (he MI re cog-1
iiireabfe corpses wera not those of their! the prison all night, and did not learn - Or
dear friends -these fabling' Aro better ins- ; these outrages lit: - tit he returned tains hoino
gilled than penned. ' 1 ill the morning. Wiwi) • th ese facts be--
The entire elikine nits blown fioric the spire ! came known' at the prison, great eflketififihed,
, .
ensured. The convicts themselves wantetko
- the boner itself, crushing to death a lady I kill the negro, and ho had to be planed ilt:
some seventy feet from its former position. ' one of the securest e ells'to' sate hint tii
Many pergon li em scalded, many were vroun- ! their violence - We learn that 1411 ° ate ilk
tied ,lightly, and Many will goon die, Ito be bronghtlorattsbollatfalkg ron
order of trio Court for trial, the . 0110 being 1
It was aicertnined that . fintrteen were kill - ;new
in sea ion at the t place. Wet oarti
ki r
ed on the rpot,—soine: of these, were so man- !thee that the excitement is so' gretet; aa
k J,
filed as yet to remain unrecogniaabte , hour! hl' fend n that the negro may
u ' of trisf lie I
or five ladies are in this number. Several i % , T r h rn iPa y aud rliia wa y
gct t 4 the ? ble. '
Is (re among the best citizens of the place
CIMMIeTnY OP tI.O'rnICITY.--There exists
between
ing i Lan electric curreni,ivitich Always movta I
in the same direction ; that is, the soil id
constantly- the- '-plan 6-.contirrnaify
negative. This fispt was find Observed by
Becquerel, son., arid•for several year/. it had
been pointed out by him as one of the caus
es Of atmospheric electricity. On repeating
his exiSmiments, lately, ho vriis struck by
certain anemones in operating on the bank
of a stream, and at certain dbittmccs Motu
plants.. I,ls discoaered that electrical cur
rents ebony thakt Amgen and•..tiatonsity
with the chealeal ooMposition of the grew
In the alltadfftearaters- being negative,
I and acid waters positive.
Tax Manus icAL Oatle a OF TRY. COUNTRY.
The annual report of the United Statue Pa.
tent oflkig ii shows that the march Of 'nun
' "'''"/ 111 4 1 k rRiUd•-• 34/4.POUAIgtSnUi
volumes, embracing deseriptionk of the me
chanical improve int iita patented !luring the
year 1855, have just been Netted from that
oak°. They demonstrate that the member
of applications made to the office fpr patents .
was 4.435, being nearly twice the number
of applications made in 1853 The number
of patents issued was 2,024, more than tee ice!!
the number granted two years ago. lit 18.
45—ten years previous —the cable receipts of
the office are re '2311,395, while last year they
were 1218,139, or lire and a half Omen
greater. • i
In this report we behold a record of the
progress of American mind in the line of in
vention for facilitating inechanival opera.
dons. Yankee ingenuity certattify artrpes•
sea that of the rest el the amid. In the pa•
gen of the report are described machines Jbr
decreasing the !Slur in every department of
agriculture, and making it more profitable ;
for working in all kinds of metal, and for
ftbrilo and textile substances ; -new dee tees
fur the many =twine:tures depending upon
improvetielumieal proeensem ; improvements
in steam, sec and tin; engiurs ; inachineis
for liOting wells add ticks, dredging ma>
chines, and. indeed, moinething useful in tr.
cry department of industry. if any other
miner" , eau ale ev niteli a chronicle of the
triumph of invoitire industry we should like
to ace it. Jo nut! , -Ph
El
Etorranitrir IN Pirrsu( nm—The eAlis ef '
Spalding A. !Lodgers, which has just Ir4t our 1
city, has carried with it ono of our fair
daughters. A tumbler called Nourir or
Noyes, hailgduring his step.% been milking .
love to a Miss Mary F., Fuld, daughter of the
highly respectable landlord of the well knovin
hot(I United Staten. The tither being %lurk
opposed to the alliance, kept a ritrFeit watch'
upon the movements of the damsel : :hut at
the outbreak of the tire on Sunday afternoon 1
she contrived, - under the pretence .of going
to see the flames at flardserable, to feed the I
1 flames of 10‘ e at a dilliTent altar ;'aryl pre
senting herself at the house of one of our
twist worthy and disting,tn.heil minaitenc,
was married to the gay ••standani bearer"
of the nJownish association. The fliii. bride
left towp yrsterday s tnermii; for-ker first ape
ptni sites on the circus of life, upon a wed•
din,..T tour over the n lade %%odd to nap the
xviademelic fruits of •love and loyalty."—
She wan about fifteen year.; of age. —P. tta
burg Duet ,';' pl. :,'''', i
- A ...4 1 / 4 ,4. _4_._
.
CI.P.RICAI. R Cseacrrc.-:-Vir, illbe polite
-111:148 of I:illiain Brigham. .}l4:, a eerilii if; At
torney and Counsellor at Law, in Boston, we
have, I eceotly received cei tain - manuscript
documents in relation to a gross and villian•
outs outrage upon female-riritie, perpetrated
by a iillnetillitalioilh. scoundrel of Rockville:,
Mass. We do not propose, at this time to
sin ad ibefore our readers the details of the
affair. It is sufficient now to say, that a
young anal delicate girl, from the interior of
New York, came to Rock kart to pass the
summer for the benefit of the sea err : that
confiding in tho honor of the reverend sinner,
undgr whose protection she was placed, she
fell at Last a prey to his leetwrous arts—arts
in which long practice had made him a suc
cessful adept: that she returard; dishonored
land Lwoken hearted, to her father's house,
where she has since died of grief and morti
fication : that her priestly seducer was ar
rested In Bosto, acknowledged hit guilt in
writing, and agl (1 to pay ... the father of his
victim thegum e I'MMG.-E 4 .iii r : r iVlAr: 1/;)
1
News lii . tlitr. ' i' "- - --- -'-.--- -
HOW TO ESCAPT, rhos a+Rotut FILJAD WITH
SI(OKE.-It is not keuerally understood, mays
the Buffalo Expreik, that in cue of fire in
house, the room twicotning filled with smoke,
the best plan for safety is to lie upon the
floor, where one is sure to find a strata of
pure air. By adoPting this method many
have been enabled to crawl out of the room
escaping suffocatimi. Another mode of pro
caution,, said to beattended with equal safe
ty, when caught ins. room filled with-smoke,
is to hpld a lututficereltief before the mouth
antloww. whiah will admit thersirftr breath-
ing and exclude the awoke.
A ruit—tor-ths Republicans" was offered
by the 114. (leo. S. Hillard, one, of Mr.
,Webster's peraousi friends, in his epoech
upon the resolutiipur of the' Whig State Con
tvontion "When fie truth about Kanitacia
known," said ho "yen will fled that some
of the luta who J ava been the moat loud, iu
denouneing the;nags outragea, have been
the moat vigor:M9n prdventing the paitiefgo
of anetutures which were oalcula ed to give
peace to that Territory."'
A printer settipit up the lino which is ,so
often placed under a wedding 'oda°, ' , lt is
not right that IVIYAIV should 4ve alOne,"
i
cirelesely left the v out of the word live
irliiell made the bride blush. . , . '
A Nonwrui.tze MaxitlAOF.--.oet• is Ur.'
%dotal ,Account Of a' Norwegian ni
lily : , .
i , 'Betrothal is a very iroportarit "ittrt
this •country. • The .eueteth it/dr...At young
lady, when she becomes tqr
chanoo rings with her lover. Theresfiigis.
are retained ever allentarsis, no attifillo* ,,
ring being played on the (hiker of,tff - b - lido
after 11111114:ige, as with la:
. ..The brad cortege crossed the water in
great state. A fiddler eat iuyfi a boat play'
mg lively awn, while eannOYMMnded &nue
tho shore, and th 9 church rang 011 a,
'merrily over the water. r.•
"Oic Mnding,, the bride walked le the
prieet's All , l wite,Stien arrayeddo her wed
ding gartuenta, -she wore a driedof KitltV
elk, told other heeds wwith,' °Lapp/awe _
while I veil descends,. 'over her idioulderd
almost to her feet, the face being left Iterf
cort•rol. Three,o'o.lok p. in. was the tipre
for ptrforming the et:retool)) fibe,prlei‘
afierwardi ina•lo en orution i and received
twel i tt,rtiollars- 0 ".B
eloquent .it funtyaln, provhleu ho Ic towlAser a, _
it.
i•The honeyinnaiii ill, this count[ is
`llve.le•Brod Dagen,' white bread days-e-,
[mime indicating the scarcity of that delis.
cy. The happy pair never dream of poaliWg
elf, so -they du;c•iii England, to .spstill
honeymoon out-lOC sight of their friends.
.IVhat—n—x4range custom, to be Imre,'
Isaid a 3 ettoglady to me, who had been I.
roiling — bow we Managed these: iliingo iw
Engin:lir" '
TEN 11K.V40:43 VOR UNDICIt DaApasm.—i.
It !invents water which fills truss re - stilt
ou or near the aurcare and renders the Oil
dry enough to be worked or plthreli it elf
tunev
.2. By rendering thy aoil pohroitsor appal
41 1 1.Qb 111 , t atcr without flooding ipAittle
iillil'es it oft again prittlustipittai
of diontNy
3. BY.prosenting adhesion and aidsting
poßcrimtion. it allows the roota to Nod
fro. ly tiiiknigh all parts of tho
tttfilitating the Palktufa 6f *anure
Thi-0411 9 4 1 ct poj‘grized portions', it matt?
inclVolos ILA value and enact.
#i allows water falba"! on 4169 ring.*
I,* don nwar:d; carrying with it any 11.1.-
tdsainat mihst.tio•o, (as carlanne acid aid alrf
tneniaj until they are arrested by...thy vb.
soruflon of the seol.
6. It abitracts in a !tinnier talmner tbq;
'tint contained in falling raitu4, thus Irdrin.
-ing tits soil. the water discharged by
ing months being many degrees balder than°
ordinary rains.
7. The increased porosity of the acifillowe
(kr , ' it a inure perfect non cot - nine : lOW
nod the roots of plants a re leatihnjtt
freezing 111 winter.
R. The manic cause admits the entroixto of
sir, facilitating the decomposition pf enrich..
mg portions of the soil.
V. Hy admitting early plowing, crops may
be Mown (arly, and an increased amount re
paid in consrquence.
10. It cconomizes labor, bty
work to go on at all timeit, uttliontiuNot
Lion from iiiirplus water hi spring :,•01r• bap
n Lnrd baked soil in summer. ' r"
I====
CoustittittATiox trrrtt Aux.
people of Galway, Ireland, •
London _ pawl.) hive taken stare at
'Wirt (.o).alueit Tfy ifreir sotithern * Aide;
the sa«-tion of tlupport ofNaleptia
tannic:alum, by telegraph seat 'disiettitlete 4w
more than likely lo revive the nroireement Jn
furor's( a western pocket station. A Wel
paper, (the ' , l'd, calor) says,:
It is rather odd that Yakut . * Should
beire lam,* selected as the fittest' spot-tor
•eommniiicatien with America by electric) tel
ebmtplik, while ao important &city awaitnty
has luau overlooktkl. `ire suppose s the lord
of Valentia had suflicient interealigl Wag
about ouch a result, and exercised a its
proper (loather, while the neeriinistas sly*
thoritiem of Galway slept eareleitsly'olli
poets. 110, that - It, '
r _.,wev_or 4., , play
certain that the working of t e Wadi* s.
grepti between Great Britian atatissdkaisai.
must cause an entire resoldtion krehenitoe
of things now existing. , •
"Our present poatd nalleaOl ei ttle
4' •
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totally unsuited to the velocity of . 017
nication which the telegraph will have- roe
deiedierdesfrebler.--- . _
nine or trill - days ta - rourtheff
tenet in a great - measure cease, when a -
sage can be flashed in a few minable IMPIIIIO
the Atlantic. and the prices of 00011)*Pfe
viiiions, or of the Mild', be redeiveiptiktrOdt
as the lightning can make maptniao.. , ,
- The time has really reel• ttt
public boards, gentry, marshal*, well'o4ll 4
dors should bestir thefts - 41M. T hee
telegnipli will have rendoied • Livcorttid
Rotete as an American packet itts*coh
the long itottionywous channel 0 n
must, be scouted o r the whole ''"
Postal communftst on with the United States
.ceavoljr-Jzo ..mointainsft vy a 0 .0 .iirMituf
steamers-which shall be able to run Kernel
from (ialway in three or fbur'darie , The ne
cessity of the case, the exigeeqtfilietholle
awl the telegraph will at last OE tdvad
that 000eutunt ion so desirable, wit Galway,
by the force of circumstances, meat be the
thinutlantac thokot stotiotelbr Pritni*
borrixor.—A pair of express bon"'
in drawing freight from there/
ran at a furious pace through BOW,
body., thought they would kill theniteelT
e l \tt
yet a h is the force of instilled; *it
torrid horses, spted at they 'We
ally hal when they • reached atb
the No* York andg lie. dtlitoh,
backed the wagon to , the entuai - stopetbi
Without a word 'from any human holugyelititt
the wheela of the rehiclit t,oll.helvltr4lfe
attrtie-1-: ~ .., ; , ,-,- - hi .
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