, • , _-; 1 *441 ' *•.*•*:.' 44:Mi " if: , i 1.,: c, , ...,A4 • . •••A . 40 .10 r .... .. 11 ^ , .. , .:2 - 1 , •.. .•.i'S: ,11 -a-r,. . ~_.,,, iii , ...' ,1 kr.11: -. ..‘,P- • , - v , A* , o._ ..—, „ ._ , ..,..„- N : , ~.. . -,_ -,.., - ~....,,,,s , ''`...,•: ...:':,,,,;1fik. - " Ns'l -. ... vies emrtitaaamiL S. S. SICKLY AND J. S. RAIINHART, tipirroxs. BELLEFONTE, PENNI.. imiumnsAv, AUGUST *3, IN3O DEMOCRATIC S7'ATE-TICkET FOR AUDITOR GENERAL RICFLIIIPSON L. IVRIGH,T 'OP PHLIAADXLPIIId, PA FOR SORIVFOR GENERAL, JOHN ROWE. =EI DEMOCRATIC' cotiN7 . l' Twxg7,... PRESIDENT JUDGE, HON. JAMES GAMBLE LEG! AA TV Rt SETH BENNER. TREASURER J. ,LAURIMER, DISTRICT ATTORNEY D. G. BUSH, COUNTY COMMISSION-ER, DANIEL Z. KLINE AuDrani, PETER HOFFER, To the Democracy of Osage Conay Dcuiracrata, in the coentng contest wilmh depends upon yen. The election of Our State Tickt , e is an important matter. If the Black Republican KIIOW Nothings should iiitecced in clotting (lieu Otcoloi.Lte for dud• it or Gentral, Thomas I: Co..liron they 0 ill h9ro etrnc' • 11 1/11V lit the very interests of our party—will have stiicken down one of the. noblest semi or which Pennsylvania can boast—one who has stood loyal in times past, advocated and sustained her men and measures--of whose honor. Integrity mid Illness, the Democracy of the old Keystone may well feel proud lion Richardson L. Wright has long occupied important poets of honor in the affrirs of this Common wealth, and in vain bare the intrigueing Opposition searched the record of his past life to find aught 'Niteroi ith to blot his fair I name. Re steads high above and aloof from the combined horde of isms opposed to him. Then fellow Democrats, lend all your influ ence and energy to the election of our can didate for Auditor General —to that position for which he is so Wall quahfied to adorn. Our candidate for Surveyor General, John Rowe, Akio ranks-high with the Democratic party Re has stood firm and . unfaltering in the reeks of that good.ald party lb 1111106 past and he stands up before us now, un selflah, noble and treat. Li f ie urinciutee aes mastitctions, not to be ghoul up, not to he sacrificed. and unless we ranch mistake, Mr. Rowe is, closely linked CO the affections of the Democracy of Pennsylvania. Of our other candidates upon the ticket, ilea nominated, we have out tune now to speak. They' are ell. however, generally known us this County• and need no praise at cur heads. Their titni•se and capability to discharge the duties of the respective others for which they have been named, with cred it to themselves and our Count y, cannot be doubted. They are all men who are tim e, rsaliy respected and esteemed, and such men the Democratic party love to honor - We want honest, capable and diligent men in our County cams. and in one candidates we have, to ei very eminent degree, just those men, Then, fellow Demor.rsts, to work ! You have an opposition viho ale playing their last and Most deitperate card That they have thrown their principles to the wind and are now intent only nu euceess at all hazards. is evidenced from the fact that they have nominated rotten Politicians ind are busy in the attempt to sell the hore.it vo tors of their pent iiiito lorbalhe in eareiihatas Was. Intrigue, dishonesty. is now the disreputable bitsitteaa in which they zee engaged. They fancy that dmatrection enough can be raised among !Democrats to elect their Ticket. There in but one way tar the Democracy of Centre to defeat this high handed attempt at disorganization. We must be willing to sacrifice something for our principles We cannot all be united, although we have a ticket in the field that feted suit everybody, and let every Demo crat retowatlier that the pueoeeto of that may depend upon s vary few rotes, and that we have not one rote to spare. To your day then, Derneurata, and leave-Zits -opposition and their ticket alone le their glory and slum& We seet Democrats of Centre county to look around them and see how busily they work to create dipsensious iu our mnka.— Why is it to 1 It is because in that they see their owp advantage—their own aureola, and believe us, the ballot box will tell a tale that will matitle , the ebeeks of our lion hearted tiemoaracy with shame, *ben it foldle to the State, unless we arouse to friety, We appeal to,your pride, tc your toianr reverence for your principles. Get it not go forth to the State that the in• donsitabie Denmersey of Centre county have been trieipled down by the oo•eflorts lieipublioanism and Know Prietbing tint. B. J. W4uppi4. Esq.---We notice by be 09uPtftickletiWit nrainOtidi itt Ms4l poau ty tbpt tai jant ! linnan -bag then placed upon for ,l!rokaitari. Vire bare ,some- iie -104151098awitk11p*(04(4,1410147441(vi 094 1025444, sp,dfithable Plawrg, an honest Wan and a ported gentleman t „. The f i ke t 4c t e Mr.7 l , odri r * sFeFljg the 1104ititi , i0 tii+tifir , - Wein Forney the Little, This hired Intellectual Giant dow town has put Illrth another esiraortlinarf eitort in his smut machine, the Central Press, to appear both logical and witty. Haas real ly reasoned himself into the belief ttutt, ho is a wise man, equalled perhaps only by the wisdom of a Solomon.. Accordingly be sets himself up as a toaeh of morality and pol• flies-) Beeitnitelkol3e s tntkritie party, of Centro etibrityltkas'behatuo atomized, and is deter. Minell be tiny out its principles,-the editor of the Central Press jfl great tribulation at- MOlcs it, but with fear and trembling. ❑e seeks as no formai occasions, to gratify his natural malignity of soul, but can accom plish nothing. He casts a lingering look upon the prosperity of the party and with /ifs upon his tondo and abiding hatred ht heart, he crys nut with a loud voice, Democracy, how art thou fallen since cousin JAI) TV. Forney, orPhiladelphia, and I have ' deserted thee. , Would that I could deceive thee into the torterious wawa of my Mock Republican matters, that 1 might henceforth teethe my promised reward at their hands. The organ which once edited and contrdlr ed, haslbeen turned against me, but I can only weep bitter tears at my disappointment in politics, and seek consolation on the bosom of my Black Republican friends, so lung is-acting in the capacity of_their hired, mercenary, continues to pay well. I have murmured with exceedingly great laments lions, that my desertion from the Democracy did not accomplish my ends. I battled for James Buchanan only : untitthertiest, smoke of the conflict began to ascend. The col umns of the Watchman I had vainly 'hoped I could not serstam the charge, lint they ral lied, came With valiantly and withstood all my efforts with the enemy to accomplish their destruction. But vengeance is yet ,nine! Lo! I edit the Black Republican Press, and will lie and deceive many. Demo ocrecy must perish, for I am Lord of the realm, the great and the mighty Intellectual (hunt, who would like to control all the land. The Bellefonte clique and the Watch man must he destroyed, for I am 'Mien Forney the King, the great and mighty whom the Mack Repillrheans have pieced upon the throne, to this werpoirs. I will call the Senior to an account of his stewardship, and endeavor to bring npon the Junior dire calamity ; foehe has been telling the troth and bringing on me much that is evil. For he has crossed my political path way, and when L moat anticipated success, he published the wlettedneks of my designls OF that I knew by whit means to betray him ; I would ' laugh at his calamity and mock when his tear couteth.' I would then rejoice with exceeding great joy, that the Dour had come when i should be no longe compelled to endure the odium in that /MIM- I de/rhin Post Offire affair. which configures before my imagination with such terrible re ality. Yea, vengeance is mine ! I will over- f emit* hips with the besous of destruction, for the mouth of Wein Forney, the great Intel- Mci ual Giant and Prophet of the Rlnek He- publicans bath spoken it." In turning aside from this picture, we must tell the InteilectoutCliusa,„ that Demo cracy needs no advicefrom such a source. A corrupt. tree cannot bring forth good fruit, neither can a pure stream flow front an im pure fountain, or good works conic from so unprinciPlCA a man. The editor df the Democratic Re'porter,and Mr Hall and Mr *cover. have nor strongest sympathies, notwithstanding the filthy false hood and base lying insinuations of this black Republican sheet to the contrary - Neither of these men can add anything to their reputations by laudatton in the Central I Press " fronlltfrni" Ceorge has been kicked not of the l'temocrall,v party for his fllnek Rupubflean proetiviheit 'l[l 4 ll-ml'er angrate• fill in turn to rtisnitet so tarring a deairo to injure the reputation of lira brother Pred. The Democratic party has been re-organ ized for the eatnpaign ; hot it never needed that important -ransiettslinc ergyk, irhieh the intellectual Giant manifested whoi supplicating at our hands for mercy. Whenever editors become tools and hire lings—wheneven they betray the Judas prin. mph., then it is high urne indeed for honest people to look upon them with suspicion -- IVa know th. intolltgootx of l)ethoerots wtil never permit suet — villainy to deceive them. We fervently add out petition, that the Denioeratto party may be ever free from such unscrupulous hypocrites as control the Central Press CLINTON AND LICOMINe; COONTIMIL —Opt. Rosggr ('BANS has received the nomination by the Ihinocrats of Lyooming County, for Assembly. A better selection could not have been made, if true Democracy and moral worth are taken into consideration. We have known lA* -(lot., long and well Ligormy & battle havawn.tought by his DIU against Know-Nothingisin and all other isms adopted by our opponents, and we-can fully testify to his mdustry for the success and promotion of DernoeraUc principles. Bob is of good stock, and we calculate that he will trot:over the ',rocklike a turkey on hot ashes. Mark our prediction. COL. thio. Aticpsseacu of Clinton is nominated by the Democrats of this County for the Legislature, another " day light" Democrat, always true, never forsaking the party tot personal gains. We , . admire such a Democrat as the Col., and hope to hear a good report from otd. Sugar Valley. Lhasa ;ton . Oacoos Tunaironr.-lAn sing stout, the Administration Democratic candidate to represent Oregon in Congress. has been elected lira 'majority of 4 over his opponent, Logan. The official returns were obtained according to the Portland Advertises as folipws SPECIAL ELECTION IN Td/ SIONIIIB CON 011111110NAL icundersto444lEt .upon ceTtsin .condicsons, which *id been dujy cpnZ;idered hybis itersonal friends, Mr. qiCiges wiitvoluntArily surrender his ciente tti reptisent the hir4 'Cc;itsieesional DU- E triCt. Tho Elections The result of the Kentucky election Will be welcomed allover the country as one of the meet auspicious of'the limes. The De -1 mccracy fought' it nobly. They pltitfted, 'themselves, not on any now issues—such as ti slave colic Or the re opening of the slave trade—but worn Hithply,lre,constitution.— Their trittmph, iliett;fate, is a triumph that lacks no eletnelit bf ebihpletentiss ; it is such a triumph as theivlible Union way rejoice ih. The extent of the victory day ho gather - - ed from ono of these long, heavy groans wbidh the anemic& of the DeMocracy aornetunes give, when it achieves a suPiran tie! gain. " Theta no longer remains i [ doubt, " says the New York ()miner and Enipiirer„'• that the so called Oppositidri party th Kentucky haaelperiented the same fate as that wMoh, in Ably, befell the Frame `party in Virginia. 'lt 'has been' defeated at r i all poi atS : alrnatt every prize contended for ts in the hands of its adversaries." The 'Democrats have elected their candidate for Governor ; retained their merhbers of , Con. I gress ; and elected a Majority In both 'branches of the ;legislature Kentucky has Cede into the alipport hf the Defnocrattc party gradually ; and there fore it may be Weil, solidly : it was first the blade and then the oar, apnd now comes the full corn in the ear. This State went for General Scott with Tenneskee ; hilt in ISM it cast its electdral 'vote hanilsOmely for President Buchanan. Then it elected one branch 'Of its Legislature Derno•ritie and a Democratic majority in its Cotigres- SWIM delegatfon '.AMA lbtotf," election just over, the Democracy have made a clean ET sweep. Thus, in the approaching crisis, the De• inoeracy of Virginia and of Kentucky, its they were in the days when, under the lead of Jefferson and Madison, they issued the immortal PliefOrtii of their great-liistott!: yoke, will be an bartuony with dee' noble national party that must be retied upon to save the country from the hands of tho.fe who wijOld overt** the righiB of the States. Welcome ! land oe Henry City into the rinks of the party of the CONSTITUTION and the ('Slow. T'sNssasirt.—it is nOdoubt a matter of Wonder to those who have observed the re tell. of the late election that the Uppasition thould have elected seven af the tell Con gressmen in Tennessee. and at the same time, the Democrats should have carried (he State ticket by a very large majority.— The Nashville Union gives a few (icts and figures which, possibly, may have the effect of lessening the wonder. The Union klies retnrns from lorty-three counties —two•thirds of the State vote-- whish 'foot Op as rollout For Harris For NetlicrlainA „ Majority for Harris 7 724 The same counties voted tor President in 1856 as follows For Buchanan 46 970 For Fa!in6re 40 554 Majority for Buchiiikan 6 616 This showa that Ilarria . majortly„ an for as heard frnin. is 1,208 lirger than Mr Oman's in 1857, and only 8111 levy than in 1637. his majorcy may he safely r sti above right llurarrlad 1 , •.. to tpliciaitiOn. * . Since the recent elections, the (Apposition ha ‘e been speculating in regard to the elec• Uon of a President by the House of Repre• Nentatives in the event of a failure on the part of the people. As some misapprehension exists on this subject, sist, present the clauses ofthe Con stitution regulating such clectume , and the strength of each party, a+ shown by the etir how; that heva taken place. , Art, 12 dile Conatittition, in regard to choosing the Pres ident by line !louse of Representatives, pro vides '• But in choosing the President, the voles shall tie taken by States, the represen taticiLoT each State having One vote : a quo ram for this purpose shall consist of a mem ber or tneresirs ft oft two thirds of4he States, and a majority of nThhe States shall he sects• saryto a•rhdree Theft are 3. States ; necessary to a chmee 17. 'Election!' have been hehi in 2fl States, with the following result - hrnmrrals.—Alabama, Arkansas, Califor nia. Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Missouri, South Carolina - , Virgin's. Texas, Oregon Republican —Connecticut, lowa, Indiana. Maine, Massachusetts. New Illaintiahire, New Jolley, New York. Music laland, Ohio, Ver mont, Wisconsin-13. °ppm! ion.-I:ennennue I. North Carolina, Ken tucky,-3 01 the five States yet to elect, 1 - 0 the hut election, the Democrats carried Minnesota, .31issisidupi, Georgia, and Louisiana, four-- and Maryland was tied. If the delegation from these Statea eland in the next as In the last Congrei,a, the Dent. °crate' will have tinsel, Republicans thirteen Oprnottitent one, and four States bed. So drat by no inns or combination between the Rep üblicans and Uppoattlon can they elect a President by the nOUllt of Repi:erentatives , indium they Carry three tut of the five States yet to elect. The same article of the Comtitution fur ther provides: " And if the noose of Rep resentatives shall not choose s P,isidbnt, whenever the right of ',hole° Oah devolve upon tfient. before the fourth day of March heat following. then the Vice President shall art as President, as in the case of the death or other constitutional disability of the Pres- Mee." In the event of the failure of the mole to etionaaetna Vtop President. the den• ate chooses, and " a merjorlty of the whole number of Senators shall be necessary to a choice " Thanext Benate„ will.consist of sixty-six number.' necessary to a chpitss, ad. The Demoorstm have as, Reputlicanscit4, Ameri- CIO E ; Texas and Oregon one each to dept. So that, ua)eaa the Republicans and Opposi tion carry three of the States of Minnesota, Qeorgia, Louisiana, and Mary land, they will be powerless in the liousti'pf , Itepreself t tiias in choosing a Presi dent.- The .Ddinera ts not having Acient, strengtb to ehnoili ibeir.unildato, In such,d contin. ' l 9tkrrilifrit"to be elected , by, al l ) . atic "nite—Will thd Ptesident. Demoratin Oonnty Convention. s , • , According tonotice previously given by the Democratic Standing Commit tee, die 'Delegates elected td the Deit , oc relic Cohn ty Torresladen for the purpoSo of placing in 'nolnination a County Ticket, assembled in the Court Uoutite in the bdrbligh of Belle. fonts, on Tuesday everting, Ith inst. On motion of Col. Jim. T. IloMrdr, the 'Conven tion was'illidled to grder by electing hon. SAMUEL' STRODECKEft; 'President, and in°. V. Fate', Esq., and t)dl. Robert up. YI ton, Secrekaflea. • - After which the following Delegates pro• holttid Weir aredentlals_and took their (rents: DelielibtitaL-Johit.'T. Iloover,‘aa. &ail ing. Boggs-Leary L.l3arnhart, Robert Lipton. Benner-WM Stover Ruritsitle-'Stewart. Spring -W :lentil, P. Loughory. Patton-Dr. .'3l. Hush Worthy--R. I). Cummings. Ifalfutoun -James Mothvlt. W Riker -Samuel Mt:Kee, Itlichael Shaf• 'fee. Harris-Edward Kroarritir, Hobest Fos ter. Penn-JuLit Smith, Amos Alexander, J. 'V. Foster. Gregg-Col. Rishel, Aaron Ehrhart, John ' Grave. hblesbiirg-T. M. Hall. Vetter-Pete Duffer. Wth. Keller, Danl. Fleisher, Wm Miller. r Haines -'Fred 'Kurtz Ilt+,ry 11. Weaver.- Ferguson --Hugh Larritner, Win. Blootn,, Wni. Mays. Rush-Thomas Morrow, Robert Howe. Liberty-Wm F. Curter. Snow Shoe -James"Cilli land Union -James ti. l i nens. Marion-A. (leery, Jesse ( 11 atifel ter. Howarti4-Capt- limey 41)(sliTs. - - - Curtin -gorge ph McClask y. - Huston- , John, Campbell. ~ Tll 4 O1 -Hon. Finial titroltecker. aylor -John C'n penhav en. 'The following letter from Dr IttiCliell was then read by Col Jobs 'T. Mover : Bsti.syMrrs, Ang. 23d, 180. -Til - t frr - Ilitettresrs - lf llri Mit e Tea t IT. tontie n • tt an , iteasin'aviSisoa .1 . - ' . tlentleihen, as my name bak Seen nieutionallia a candidate for the ' Dernueratic uutaitation for the Legislature. 1 and as quite a number of Delegates have been kind onotigti to proper their support, I deelli it proper to take this method of thank ing them for theirgeod opinions and kindly intentreEs. ..p j e cmAidates.. "[bow ill remain . the 11 - eirhave much stronger chant upon tiff Pei oeratic psity for pnkt itei;lices soil labor in its ranks, than 1" can r ay 003 to. and I foil that I would be doling Injosdee. to , them t 1 0 remain in their way. But, even if 1 this were not the case, the Profession of my 1 choice requires my constant attention, sl o t I justice to myself and numerous family de mend that I should not be a candidate at this time. With my best wtsllss for tile sitceece of the Denmeratic party, lioth now and Itence• forth, and my hearty and cordial support pledged to thi ticket, 1 new Ito years i•cpectftilly, Jour+ B. MITCOISI,I, The Cuivention then proceeded to ballot for carelidates. Por the President Judge, HON. JAMES GAMBLE, weft marinated by ACC/AMA:WM 50,067 4°148 A94lolliLi -- t 2 3 Seth ienner Witham Allis6n, 8 _§ witdtswal ..tohu A. Hunurr, 18 2 1 1 21 Sartuel _ 15 11 7 7 Cltnht1111) Den, 1,0 15 15 13 Jo 41..111) M. Wilnon, 6 1 Gibson min% i•e, 11 17 22 2J NV Jo. J. Keiklah, 2 PROSEC:TING ATTORNKT - nAixoto 1 2 3 James Rankin, 16 17 20 I/ ( Bush. 22 23 24 Ira C 31itehell, 6 6 (withdrawn.) COKILISMON CR- BA LLOTB Damel Z Klux., 16 20 Juh ll 6arbnch, 6 9' Amos Alexander, 12 13 Wm McCoy, 3 11 SotyrrOVra v LI , a Wil ham Holt, 4 The other Candidates being withdrawn UANVII•;L 2 KLtNE was then Lounuated by acclamation. OMR -DA Lion. 11 TER HOPFER was nominated by se elamstion. Jt , MCI AL CCINV KR, T. 9 Dr. Chas. IL Forster, 8. 8. Seely, T. M The following gentlemen were appointed a Comrnittke on acwilullollti . John T. Hoo ver, 1 . M. Nail. lion. John Smith, John &abet, Barn'l McKee Resolations. Resolved, "that we have full confidence ih the Admintetratton•of President Buchanan. In our loreign relations he tram miantained our rights—protected our flag and secured the lights of•the American citizen in every Maui/ye/I, That while our old political ad versaries estalAwhed AiIN and Sedition laws whipping posts. Ate., we find their descen• darns, the Black Republicans in Massachu netts, prohibiting naturalized citizens frofn exercising the light of suffrage until three years after their admission to ettizenshiPi while it the same time negroes and ninaway slaves are entitled to all the rishts of free men—thus placing negroes above the nitur lised white cititen. Resolved, That with regard to thee rights and protection of our naturalized citizens who visit the country of their birth.,the ea cial °pinto]) of President Sunbeam:4olnd Ate tolnyy ' tieneral Black conchildedy. shows that the U. S. GorernMentare,hound to bro. tent thorn froth all iith , ingelneiffs upon their rights as citizens, and are entitled to the protection of our National Onvernment. Resolved, That the gemocrittic ththttino promulgated by the tit einnsii Resolutions of non-iitterrerence by Cr, nposs with slavery in States OrVerritope. or in the District elf _Columbia is tier only safe and national solut Lion Of this razed and dangerous question. Resolved, 'That we recognize the rih4f the people of the United Elutes to em igrate and occupy any-pait of the public ,domitin belonging to the United States with their persegariproperti—and Whin tho people of any Territory formes constitution to be att. armed into the Munn 9 'Mei the Constitution and 441971 of tte baited States, with or with out slavery, Mtizress itas tld pdvicr to inter ferowith'thnirlighte. v Ratelitulii, That was hlghl¢ approve',of thei course ikekretted by the Hon. Wlll. Bigler, COY; PaillOgrlAla U. q. Sena tor—hitt sterl jug tleints.watiy,' at his Able eldvbeitey of 'the interest Of 'OM' industrial alistabe;of our Commoniesith illeotivia it doliFries , tb(PnreProlittion of the people of his nittiveState. fisher, honors yet ovritit , WO' • React/veil, That ~ tsa regard 'a revision of the existing l'aritl7%a imperatively demand ed by the wants of the National Treasury, and the sulfuring industrial interests of the whole country ; and that the recommends fief) of the President in his Message to Con i gross in favor of the substitution of specific for ad valorem duties upon Iron and certain other articles, were eminently timely and judicims, ttilh Nhontd havrEeen acted prop y Congress immediately. We refor to them here, IA pledges that the great productive ititeregt. of Pentisyqvania arenafedo the 'links of t,ho'nombifrxey. . Riptired, That We are opposed to the re& peal or tile Tonnage tax and that our candi `dits ror saeinbly, rs fieVehy Thelruetcd to Atsh With ajeelties eye that the powers of the Tentiaylvsnia Railroad 'Company in not 'iartitaed. ItesolOcd, That we heilriily endorse the prom.rdings of the Democratic State Conven tion which Met at Harrisburg on the Ifith of March last'as expressive of the sentilndots of the Detnocri.lq of - Centre county ; 'and that in the notiditat!ion of Wright and Howe, we recogiiize, tfitatand faithful politic ser vants and we hereby pledge ourselves to Use our utmost endeavors to secure their election. Revolved, That we pledge ourselves to neo every honorable and fair means to elect the County Ticket just placed in nomina tion Resolved, That the. proceedings of this Convention be published in the Democratic Watchman, Centre neporter, Pennsylvani an, .Dictly Argus, and Patriot and Union, Harrisburg. On iirMion of P.M. Hall, the ConVention adjourned to meet on 'rustic,' evening 0 ( January court, to appbitit Del4gAtes co the 4th of March Convention. The Secretary of thu,,Deinocratic t'ounty Ontrventicm refit:meg n.q ra grty requested to state that Ira U. Machell , Eqq , WOM not a landulate fdr Diktrlet Attorney. The Centered; of Centre, ("kernel,' and Clinton counties Met at the Court ilouso on Wettusday, August Nat, fur the purpow' Or iiatninatin g candidate for Vresideht Judge of the 25th Judicial Mai riot. M /fall, 2, , q. was called to the chair. and L J. Crane, &nth!. 11. OrVis airpointed Secretaries. The following Conferees iireriekeA their credentials . 'l'. M. Hall, S. S. Seely. and Dr. C. R. Foster, Centre ❑on. ,lace T. Leonard, Israel Test, and L. J. Crane, Clearfield. 11--Arrig, deputised by the Conferees of Clinton county to art for then, On motion, J. 11. Orem was allowed to cant the whole vote of Clinton county Nom nations were then mule as follows Fencer by instruction lion .1. A Gamble, Mr Crane •• lion, U. R. Ihrrelt, Mr. Orvis " "Ilon. J. A,..tiatnble. , . After an interchange of views, Mr Leon ard withdrew. the rams of George Hai rett, and on motion the Hon James A f;rimide WIN nominated for President Judge by ac clamation. On motion, Messes. Test, Foster and Or em were Appointed a committee to inforia Judge Gamhle of his nomination Adjourned :tee die DENIOCRA TIC STANDING COM M I TTEE. Bellefonte -John T. Hoover, Chairman. Wen R. Blum See' y. Benner-Uriait Stover. Boggs - f lorin Poormtn Miles-John Bremner. Spring —lv Immo Furey. 2regg-John Grove, Jr. ens -Adam Hostermau, Wallter-henry Daniels. Ferguson --Alexander Simple lialfutoon --John A Bunter. _Worth - E P Jones. Names-,I et Moyer. Dotter -David Rimport. Rams Robert Foster. Marion- A C. Geary. Liberty William Corter Howard- Henry Oopp. Snow shoe A. Balton. Burrado-li. /Jolt. Union-Jahn Ring. Huston-John esxophelli. • Taylor -John Copenhaven. • Milesburg -James S. Hall. Patton-Thomas It Sellars. 18 18 23 T - 1 1 2 Stephen F J. Trabue was en Opposition candidate fun Congress in the eighth district of Kentucky, and in that caßacity made an electioneering tour through the counties composing it. After thus associating with his'imlitteal friends, and ascertaining their opinions and feelings, ho withdrew from the contest in disgust, and joined the Demo• crats. In a letter to the Toter, of the dui- (net, fie says : 'This oppoettion party I regard as but havinfono measure of public policy —no motive or feeling to actpate them other than hate to DernocritCy end hope for Oleo —411.1 so I have charged throughout the dis trict—a faction which, if sucCessful, will he powerless for good, and only powerful for evil. ftegarding the Democracy.: party as the only truly national party of the country, and the only ono depable of lighting inioceits fully the many factions of the day, and the Black Republican party particularly, I be lieve it to be the duty of all true constitu tional nithinal men. in the present and ap proaChing crisis of 1860, to sustain that pah ty. MUMe to it my help and support shalt aoconlingly be given. Itt my canvas !through out lila tgstrict I tadeLverett present my incl which I regard as truly na tional. inquiring the best litanies of the people of the whole country,. as *eh the rialuialized citizen as the native born ; and VIVA t find those, so yecendy, the fondest in their Orriteatationit of 'adherence to Aineri can titin6iples now the most willing to whdl ly andahamefully abandon them, I resolved , to rptire from t h e canvass, leaving- those tine men, who had deterhamed to support Ins to thetas they M' &SOO beet Or the good or the ettunt'ry." Qom" Rather Sttrep.—On MAt Prtilayt styli c the!Lock Raven Watclunan. 11 41 .khone. t who has been an apprentios " t „ ollico seven months, set up 14 ; 1r Wag th Puther, solid. hrthe "Ms c O teS tuning) hiwing'but twenty typographical errors in H 161604 mattes. Our Dpyil say* the abtura is impossible. ?it Wanton. Our opinion: is. lbst. we Saw ME SWIM! working Cu the Watchman Mika about ono year and a half ago. Just as sul Ate going to wins se,are format thAP tikelltAck,flopublionas of ,this , 0 99 , 01, nittoipaitad Barlow for tint Log .W. .W4/roynt Ihr Tressurur, Ira rialtektk/ QftuullY ocl:omissionsl,4.: 11 . Sto ver for District Attorney. Uominents must , 00 0 • Fo r a different variety of veget "Wee go to ceir Mewl Charles troviti (Signrti by the Cylirrrs ) Judivial Conference Disgusted with his Party BlOndla's Greatest • Boat—He Walks I Ptios from Tr* 6 vLottntita, Across the Niagara, on a Tight Rope, ___________l_ With a Man on His Back.-- t.--;;----------------,___—. . !' iltertmi Cotimer.—Froi9,,the Oaseete •,—, (Front the Buffalo Courier, Aug 18.1 A survey, ESOAPM 1 , 4031 tl ll ll.- o •The b een Probable, the largest crowd that ever no- oil the fnirmhl R. U. Jacobs, Es q . . ' imit a m abled at Isl legate Falls wax present there mile north of 'Lewistown, had A sing ular es , yesterday to'witness Mona. ,Illondin cross cape from tire, alienist akin to that mk t ,' the Niagain river upon his rope, carrying a' several weeks ago pee the farm of Ja m ., lean upon his shOulders. Excursion trains Bunts. Esq. A large stack of straw had Were run,,upon all the roads leading to the t accumulated in the burn yard, thrown out Fills, knd every train was crowded.. from the threshing floor, and this was sod, About half past 4tf i clock. M. Iliontliri en- 1 artily discovered to be on fire on Thursday tired the enclosure , ari ;irodeeded to theend, last. _Wilt such combustible materiaT t h e Of the tine On the Arhiricith "Side., Ilii ap- / flamed; spread with great rapidity, and al iniatencewkh tint /;(gnat Tor a general olleer-1 though rarest. warepredrudingitirOtigh T a n . ing, l whldh.wasreeponded lb /rota the i ldther ous croyices befwoen Abe boarils at the aides, lia. of the river. Tie Oil (framed as o' Tor- i which in most cases were singed or burnt 'Mg.! o&eritionli, litilairk lights, hare heeded, , the floor burning below , at dillere,nt placis— 'a and had on his,feet rhugh dressed bilikekin and the roof exposed —the few persons who shoes. In a few minutes after his arrival he gathered around succeeded in saving it will.. a s c e nded the rope with hie balancing pole, out material injury. Various' conleot eon started to cross the river - alone. Re- are afloat as to the origin of the are, O le fore lea. ing he t i ed a pad of papers around woe,.plausible of which •is two men vela ) his waist. After, proceeding about ono lion- rinighly arintuided lodging, sdpper, &c.,, ai dred fret he stopped. swung one Toot then the hands 'of Mrs. liar:male, wilt} of the tee. the otitei l , and then walki n g about fifteen . t or alit, the even‘ngfre'vlons, and were refused, terenty feet, !stepped find stood upon iiik heed had committed le act, so, they were seen le —hie s heed t esting on the balancing pole, the neighborbdore !tat morning, Goo of thea L which lay across the tore. the ends support- wet as if he had warle;il LIM creek. - 0 • a • a ed upon the gitY, tepee. lie then ran along INFAN,TICiDIS•- A childeppetetnly but a few the retpe, - stned upon his head—sat deem— days old. was found at the Mouth of R i o,. tinnea . ecrinersets heck warde and forwards, coquilles creek on SaturdaYleat, tied up in and proceeded to the middle of The river, a pillow case with a smootisig iroe tied to it Where there Are no guys. He here Mid deism to keep it flirt floating. An' inquest was on the rope ein his hack at full length--stood held by Co/inter Miller, and the opinio n eh. do his head—laid his bal an cing prile across ,cited that it had been designedly drowned the 'n . eie 'and stood upon it with ono and hal- though some think it was thrown in to avoid anted it with Abe other foot_ his hands lying the expense of burial, or to conceal its moth by his side. He then pewter] along the rope er's shafts°. The clothing, flat Iron, A) to where the guys on the Canada side we're have been taken in charge at the poor 1a,,,,, , % fastened, and laid down hull balancing; pole. and from the fact that (lie iron hail a per,J)) et Ile now returned with his body suspended dent in ate haielle -nifty yet lead to a 4', beutOath the rope; running along tejth his lion of the Ann ties enocc , ll ,ll This is , . hands and feet as en ape to the Middle of evil growing over nut country, scale, b. , the "rope, between the guys. lie here went week now elapsing in a Nell nr do not read ihreellifl With, all _the ,feats altesuptea by of inn C'S-, ~ogee ntrtht trft lit — tli - e ,- 1 ,..,,. fig - 14 rope perforiners,euelk as hanging by bow soel gate e months ago and - , 1 , ono foot , t h en the ot h er , by one hand. then fluently adopt( il by a Linidy iii Juninin ~, dropping hie body down full length; le low %.,‘• learlw lately &eel Another we lea, io , the remit end whithog mood. resting his ti Ii at a l i mi•le sit tow n nut long ag,,, c,),, , breast upon the rope and %%id) ayes and legs eno niece Rent to the peer 'loose ` • • • • extended as if in the set o f swimm i ng. lie A Getman woritito nlaiiiin h; to he n rin, , ,n , •' hung by both aroma, and then pasmal he; lately et • from the {lent tinter of New I oil, , between Inearrnk and the rope. rind, in faot, branch of the ' AletraMlllll,ehUrr-ii-rfireAohed to perforYntal all Mite evevaccornplihheri by the the Town HMI cit * Siniday afternoon, an , l most agile tight rope performers. ITe then tmeards evening from the steps of del to ii retorned to where his baluiteiug pole w.is, Hall Her language i q good, hot slue apeakr molt it Up, and crossed to the ~ :sinaoa hank, entirely too rast to he understood I . seti be stilling iie.erril tunes to turn itomersete, ON man, staUpon his heed, 11 . 1011 one foot. , Ind 10 131..11a Lou NTI. - rront the ltibuso . - lay down 111.011 the rope. Upon bre reach- I; Hrit ,,,,, s r ; IC(lng VT. —II oman mid ( nth/ ing the Canada shore lie was received with Burned—The il'omln since ' , vat --1 . 4 ()tad tremendous cheers from the crowd. and the bl e ,r y ,„ Pc,„„,,, _ I t u „,,, pa ,„ f „ i ,t„„ u,. locomotives on the brulge and on both soles day to record an Necidolt. the details of of the rwer responded with the whihtles. „),„31, are ~,,/ h e te„ , t „,-hin th e blood In !(L Mr Bloedin oecupred something over half vt ice of the stouust, end cause all to inn , an hour in orossing. most of the time het:4; with feelings of horror from the conternpi n spent le his Prieneseees on ill% rope' lie tour "I a scene such rt A most have been pr). remained opon the Canada toile to rest and seined to 0104 e Who Nikinoiseri et It a ppen - refrefli litraselY some fifteen or twenty min- that on p r o kr 0 ,,,n, ng l ast , t h e w o e of \ l r. u tea. awn spared upon the rope. This Wm IlagenCy residing son . e three mile time he had his agent. Mr. Henry Colcord, b e l ow th is p 140«, filled a lamp with heirriog, a Mae weighing about one hundred and thir- p e l,/, e r h„./, was said to a i ,„ non eipi o ,,,.. ty-six pciunde, upon his back., and his Ilia - and after lighting it, set it on a tattle in to ancing pole in his handi. Re proceeded room, in a inch was her youngeet.ehild. alio down the rope very slowly and cautiously. mined to go out. immediatedy alter piecing as irfeeling every step, until he was about dos n the lamp it exploded end set fire 1, , one hundred feet from the Canada side. when the ebithes of the child This alarmed lb.) Mr. Coleord dismounted and stood upon the /k g , r , y so such thither pp 3 ,, o of (noel rope immediately behind M. Blonde/. They / irsoot. tier, hid instead of, wrapping Ih, here remained to rest prob a bly three or four child tie her ctn ., / clothes or • attemptiog /, Muskeg,. when Mr. 'Colcord again moitided, emothir the flames, she packed it up and and M. Plendin proceeded still walk mg very ra n out td - the lions!, Otos fanning the flames slowly and stopping occasionally to halanoc A, Noon an ,he crone out of the house .he Intnitelf. They stopped five times in ernes. „as 0/ s r ,,, , d b t , Ai r ttarho , a orit. , h/ r ing t and each time 'Air. Colcont it........... , -4, woe rdr e stehTsalely tau to her rebel' a--,,i snatching the child from her, stripped ed ) • ana again re - ruined his poeition. Ile bed , Ins ar m s around Riondin'e neck and hi' 1 4 1 clothes as speedily as possible. but inn m rested On the balancing polo. Ile was in time to ems it from . t .. i.. , , , , ,,... his agirl ileeves and wore a 'draw hat.— . ed. This done he A bout. twenty-two minutes were oestuplea Mrs. Hagerty. Id accoMplishing the first half of the rope b , , s ., at t a wimp ~ owerer, he en 1.. ), aii ions seeded u` divesting, tier if all which had For some seconds before the Americari proceilt, Itro,. tatien are, but she was rim much burned that Shore was reached, the crowd pattern( it was anitoselh.e for her to live. A messen round the end of the rope begame very lid- ger was iminedtately dispatched for a ()bpi- BYLaral a good deli pf exelti""et l're**itudi clan. Dr. Christy anewered the call. and to mad when he retched the staging on this aide lum we are indebted Mr our information eately, the bast crowd shouted with the When he arrived, he (ound,,the, weman nit pretest enthusiastn let( her tined, doubtless front the Pein o ** l On reaching the landing, M. Tilondin With taro then KulTenng On examinvion 1), much flushed and appeared very much fa round that all the akin, forret her neck to her tiguert, while Mr. ()edema] was pale, but did knees, was entirely burned oft, and that at not betray any signs of fear. It was neout her waist, where her skirts had been fasten half past six o'clock when he reached this ed. her abdomen was burnt almost through side, and the tralna. which had been detain- Her breseui were so much burned that it ed and were rea,ly, started inintediately for was Mranst impliseilde fur thi Pr. to dregs their several destiiiatiems, with probably five , thep , . and her Mande end IlitgerA Were a thousand permits. perfect crisp. The Or immediately applied MP dant% feat, lc" most succeeatcttly lie. the Liens) rem, dies in allih Catlett 'and adinin• complished, and de understand M. Bloodin jeered opiates) which rierted to ease her pain will repeat it on Wednesday of next week. and reetore tirr,to sensi,hility. She lingered . until Sunday twornikit List. when death put ' - ft Few Plain ildestilins. an eod to her mitifermitti s . The child, which liernocnits ! cut this out, and ask your know 19 about two yellre old, wee severely burned nothing and repo hh ceo , neighbore t h e m ow . on ili, left hide sod thigh, but not au )1,4 , 1 , 1) invite)* nuestions ; lut o wast eta mother. The Pr, thinks that 'I W tin plumed the taw in Afaasachusetts pre- Mflarnation can be kept down it wiltreenver• venting fo4ign born eititens from young, At the time of tip — aciiiiiont chore was lie when 'lily natinalie.ed according to the Von- person shout the hO l lll l lO eXcept Mr& Hagerty 'caution of the (Jnited Silken 1 tuts several children, some ot ^ whom au ' Tho lino . * g utinut and Repiibliciina. greerli up Who recommended the same law to be IA( on i No, Ctium t. —Frotn the Gareth passed In New Jersey I STKALIMI CATI - LIC tir Wrifoors.the As 1 , ) The Know Nothings and R-epuldreans usual in the i summer tendon, a large number Who recommended the saute law to be of cattle has hig i gtra t tp tisliioonossis m passed in New York 1 __ ._ . Bullies* ett4ut " ;scan , In gray. The Rnow Nothings and Republicans, and we learn at 'about two weeks ago one Who sanctioned and approved that aliens hundred heed, belonging to this county and measnre in Pennsylvania by giving audit Sullivan Were stolen from the North Mann consent in their late State convention 1 tainanddriren off. They have hoen traced The Know Nothings and Republicans. beyond Catawissa. Columbia county, but as Who voted against admitting Minnesota a week elapsed before the robbery wars ills as a free Sudo I , covered, it is doubtful whether the cattle The Know Nothings and Republicans. will be recovered. Our friend Mr. Ellis Who voted against admitting Oregon as A Bryan, near Hughesville, we lei - FiTie a hea• free State I c. Cy loser by this rubher_l.—/Iftertew Lutnuter y. The Know Nothings and Republicans. • • * • • Gamma W. LAIMENHON, Son of Who carried banners in 1850 upon which Ilenry Laurention, left his home in Moreland only sixteen States appeared where there township, Lycoming county, on Tuesday, the should have been thirty-two 1 9 t h inst., since L ich time nothing has been The Know Nothings and Republicans. ' dor Mo. _ is _between -Aizteati sad Who *me in Aiime of letting tbc — fitiloti ' main years od, about five feet high, elide 1 , 1 r thick set, dark eyes apd dark hair.— , The Ka Nothings and Republicans. Wore a strantlist, and .... V4r ateither 1 .„ ' Cost or vest. • • !t„ * • at —The I .4 11 41 se goblins// Prem." • !house of Mrs. Ofendemiine, near rout Ruu, The Igepeer, the orgaii of the Walk' evareiblibiedillittWddhesditriVbile ttgl fam ily were out , gathering berries. 4 trunk, Republicanisk-Runiucounly, in its notice con l' talnin four hundred donative' dowel .l A of the recent iripearkiCO o'f' the Press' in ii lab— an— t- s , e rap y till:4El.o/ The thief " heir MSC tirtjiPi t t'Adys : , 11 0 . 1 loSt 'NIS' ;SS, 4. ••• '0 a * L l ' - , 'the *lint of an efficient liepUblicStt otqinta Cattierr " 'domino' ,Iziat pr. --As pln Philadelphia 'has resulted-I eemb i.Yt Robert Crane, of Jersey Shore. at Sheriff, F. Shailit'ioNSOltitobrieville. Pre- Ibe boo).* up Pt Ills Piero, ta tdPb , l a la / a e thondtarr v..tt S w uistatuWiliaattport.— ot its pollUCal views, approximates to t heir, Di s ot e r A ttorney , 0. . 1). Emery, of mil ieu/ . positibn On atigortiint queittonit At the aart. Triiiho4loTifi - Kehler, of 'ffughee ammo tints, the Press le radically Democrat, „ Ho. comil i a nerc „ la 4 ~ Olinten lc, according Ili ha deflialtiOn of the term, t ossm o t t n ,,,„Q amoseot 4, I. " UPPer yet its inditence with the linwele it dreaded h,h,goc,,,m i dg t m ai gi,4ii i t i •of m by the *anagers of the tatty wincebtessit I, Ort. quite 11.4 taipti es it it *s ,fi BariailosSt! `-',, '. ' , • ' - , , journal of tbe,deepest strain . " , i *•*- According to this Repcilitinan View. there Dew Rws,.the illpiqrpin, ,ba,g 'fumed col, is little or ni? diffvfeup,,jiriOtleklly, be portent at Hartford , Conn ~ aiheliad Teeei twee. the Irish slid ',FII Riptiblicten.jour- ; Ira] a lergiithilintit'y al.of retie° s' tracts, from nal." and we think it likely t popular sonti. i anent will can iiithid OPldAtid• ' w het h er I , a l eleiltymitt ,. ot hid icomilnia co o with the or not the Prise is Mote " efficient" In ade ; request tail he world distil b e them whet 'fencing the Republiiien clause and sustainiiig : ever hiiwant. This Dan hotelman faithfully °W e t oakt . ,S'Y jhatt il ray, "On irP o An t ' doing, as lie his bosh givrtig 'the 'create to qu tion r ipsiatis eitper the,iiiprt teen- can or Th kir, is not tor I.t4,;"6:iiiii idol', , every gentleman he meets. to say,, tie, liatdevey.. very,ttyitimit ,thiti 1 , i - ,• ....I , t'-. ''' lc , , it. does all Mari' by •-faireileaft.and:. Owl to ll7,parmi itt.Eo Actionite,w -4101 t . --The defame and prejudice 'a Tootoctoratio Presi•l Jewish JOhroni 'lpeat,thit, therks4 ( 4 o o o dent and - hie kdminiatration, to , Aititipl the Jews in the •A IWO*/ ill)iiii ; sod a Democratic organiseticuge,fiketo and Nation. tieptain, oPthe ilawidia‘gionitiefikolie in-the late al, and to gereat the, reguilir ,ciiodichttee of iimpagetatint; itiattehtiroWly reiZte <ri che 11144torittin party. Vilest ItapdilMati ersqtgja ssypetiVrinirtht; ; wkid could asic-tnere 1 , had fa gin therm
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