Ontidaticsigaithman
P. GRAY WEER, Roma MI6 PROPRIMIR
JOB W. iVarY
MI=CMI
BitiLLEFONTE, PA.
FOIDAY NONNING, NOV. 23, MSC
Tpuis.-43 per year when paid in advanc•
2,50 when not paid ia advaace, and $3,00 when
of, paid been the expiration of the year
Is it Fanatioism or Wiekednass 7
When the lot important military
force of the Confederates surrendered to
the armies of the (Inked States, there
wait universal rejoicing thmugstuants.4thi
North }Nikes were kindled. hells
were rung, speeches were reeked and
every possible demonstration of jov was
made by the Northern people This de
monotation was occasioned by one 'of
two things. Either the people believed
that when opposition to Federvil author
ity ceased, the government stood as our
fathers left it, with the Union as per
feet as in the'days of Jackson, or eke it
was the mean triumphof a blood thirsty
mob which hail overwhelmed a brave
inutpatrione penple. by the mete weight
of numbers, and meannto abuse the ) ic
to?y,they had-ats achieva• No, erre
‘,
_can think no poorly of the people ort,lio
Northern States as to meribe to diem
such a motive as the lest, srel yet trieir
only defence must be their ignorance,
'their blind adherence to the 11101 kllO
have dereivel them
. if any one had stood up at one of -the
public meetings in the Spring anrStim
pier of 1565, and declare.' that the rn
...icm of our fathers was not restored, and
n&er would be. he Would have been de
nounced, and probably torn to pieces
In let 6 that very psi:otton is taken by a
great party, and reeieves the endorse
mentor the people at-the ballot hot,—
The Constitutional amendment• were
made the platform of the republican par
ty and were carried at the elections
Yet they propose to change radically the
very fundamental prittriples upon which
the. Union of 1 7 / 4 9 vlas based Who
weak' have dared to tell the conquering
soldiers of the North, at the close rfihe
war, that all their labor had been amain,
that the bloosiof their comrades who had
faller. was uselessly wasted• and that af
ter all it remained for dishopt-st psi ti
elate to patch up the work orilie fath
er+ and erect a new government upon
the wreck of the old one . ' The people
eeryw here evident') believed that the
war had been waged solely for the pur
_Rs/se so sob mnly . declwd by Congress to
he its objects, and that when all 'es's
' tanee seamed, the laws resumed their old
sway and the Union stood just as it had
for three quarter , of a century This
feeling was general at the Smith as well
al at the North. and when Congress u
tterable] in the Winter of 106.5, tore tj
n'ne outsif a hundred of the members of
the Abolition .party billeted that the
XXXIX Congress would he composed
of members from all parts of the Union.
and that the majority of that body in ex
cluding tnea who had been elected from
any district would confine themselves to
---tito-eig4l.-eftifortinpgirefrth.,... 1-y -t
Constitution into "election, qualification
and 'return" of individual members The
people were diaappointed by the action
of the Radicale it that Coneres+ , aural
bad as election been held at that time
would h .xe severely rebuked these who-,
misrepresented them • Its action de
<dared to the world that the Union nos
dissolved, and that a new one was to be
tbunded in which New England fatiati
eisni would be all in all Dub elected
members from Southern States were ex
eluded wholesale from their seats in that
body, including those who had fought
throughout the war in the Foileraijarni)
Not a single member frodi - the South,
wan excluded by either lloir : r because
of any irregularity in hi+ election or rt.-
turn, or from any lack of qua ifieations.
Yet these are ate Only Comslifitiimitel
grounds upon which a member may be
excluded at all. The people looked on
and saw the Constitution, not only dis
regarded, but openly violated, for ten
States were entirely without representa
tion, when that instrument declares pos
itively that each State sly!!! have at
Gast one representative lit awl action
of the Rump was endorsed by the is ople
of the North in the recentelections,who.
as we believe, suffered themselves to be
deceived by their old leaders, who have
been leading them to ruin lie the past
sox years. It is a humiliating thing
that a people as intelligent as ours will see
the great charter of our rights ruthless
ly, violated, yet, in obedience to blind
prejudice and fanaticism, return to office
the very men who have offended against
them. It is a sad commentary upon the
capacities of the people for sellgovern
went And yet, this very blindness is
the only thing whicll can excuse the
people from a far greater offence , for if
they were-not deceived its then the
rejoicing of 1865 was occasioned by the
meanest motives which ever entered the
heart of man- The cowardly demonstra
tion of a giant who has overcome a pig
taY,'the mean triumph of numbers over
valor, the Ravage joy of a murderer at
the suffering of his victims.
The bonfires, the speeches and rejoicings
al the clone of the war were perfectly
natural and proper if occasioned by the
faith of the people in a restored' Union ,
and in that ease, their action in the late
electione>ras altogether unnatural and
improper. They must therefore have
been deceived, as good and brave men
frequently are, or they are blood-thirsty
mod cruel u savages, and deserve only
the government their leaden will give
them.
Toe Beason.-Our readers must not
imagine that became Texas, has fur
nished the country with a JACK HAMIL
TON and • Joint RCAOAN, that it is a
State of renegades or political whelps
such as these two poltroons have proved
to be. It is heaths.) there are to many
brave men—food . men—Within its boun
deriss, to contrast their infamoda con
duct with, that makes them &Wider •at
all prominent. If Texas was cursed
'With' as MAO ppsoimene ofdAgnmled hu
manity in the shape df.43olitleal• - moun•
tebank u moat of our Northern States
are, ItsAaq i zmi /44 11 /,,4 0 N would be
no whim would be of no more
°°,l oo Prolo to Ule 0 0011 11 7, than a rid
tweet irony be to the smell of a tong
hill.
We west take the Aggressive
There was a time in the-.history 'of
this country, within the memory of mid
dle-aged men, when Abolitionism was
held in utter contempt by a fast, major
it)' of the peoplq,_ It wa coaled to
narrow circle in a few or the North
ern States, nod was not deemed of spirt.
Mont importance to merit the serious at
tention of a sensible man. It was then,
only necessarry to show that anything
had en Abolition tendency to have it
repudiated by the people. Then was
the opportunity which should have been
taken to oruah it foreier , for all ooneea
sine to fanatiCisT makes it fiercer, but
that time, was pttinitted to pass by, and
Abolitionism grew day by day until it
ad sufficient strength to plungo 114 into
civil war anti brine upon 41 all the evils
wo have suffered during the past six
years.
Recently, it war only nece4odry to con
vince the 'people that airy pr(1,10,C(I
measures had a tendency to.bring on ne
gro-equald3, and shpt m9asure {taii cer
tain to be repudiated. They hcld'in
utter abhorrence the idea of an ninftlga.
Gnu of races which God had tinkle to
differ so widely, and frowned down upon,.
()Ivry attempt to else the negro any
kind of control in the political affairs of
this country Ns abolitionism was at
first confined to a few of the crazy flinat
ics of New Englund, m bega I thu doc
trine oil negro cqualit), and it is being
propagated with, all the ei.ergt of polit
ical madness We, begin to rind it ne •
egosary to discuss with whit, MI 14 'the
propriety of not urea which only a sear
or two ago were' lenounecd by all who
made any pretent hue, to deeeney
hate -hitherto confined ourselves_ to an
effort to prose that negro suffrage and
negro equality score desired by the lead
ers of the republican party. We will
novs find it necessary t o prose that they
are wrong The binaries of New Eng
land ale gaining on us They are and
hare been carrying on an aggre4Age War
wilds. we hose :feted on the defensive.
until now white men of Pennsylvania
begin to womb.' if negro equality would
be so bad after all If the democracy
would win they must take - fh - Vag - ifjs:- .
sisc We must adopt the policy of
Rome when the enemy was at her gates,
.1 carry the nor at nitre into Africa.
\l, should on weasioit wage war
up.. all the in est. of New England.
and opipellter to tight in•her own de
foe c They loie strife. and we can
give it to them at home Th.. 4 eon now
affordlao attend to the business or e‘ery
body, let 114 eh. , them their hands full
to attend to that of their ou it They, have
an undue tutee ID the affairs of the- got -
ro
ermileru,..„ ... iiif wi strug gle wrest from t em their dangerous power.
They propose to cut down the represen
tation of the South in the Federal login
future. let 114 labor ti?eut down that of
New England We can give theinipien
ty of work to 11/ in their own deflitiee
and compel them to Jet the r.st of the
country alone TU pemocratic party
ought to make a united and unremitting
nit-atilt upon them, drite theta to the
der- lee their own interest, and COM
pel tat ni to lent,, the rent of the country
in peace If they I,lllst taut) warvasid-i
discord, let it be confined within their
In.. d , aril (fed it nwett Zit .
when they and their pernicious fanati
einni time cease to control a single de
pat t mem of the government of the
Testimony of the Opposition
WC (11,erVe. Ili n recent issue of a
Radical daily paper. a severe criticism
of the policy of r JoilissoN's naminn,-
trill ion in regard to the affairs of 3lexico
The Monroe doctrine is utterly ignored
by the writer, and the government of .
the United States declared to be incaps
ble of rendering arty assistance° to a sis
ter Republic smuggling for exigence
ain't the monarchs of Europe. This
statement may be true It may he, at
the wtiter alleges, that we have all , we
can do to arrange our own very Kermit,
difficulties. But whose fault is !ula
this state of affairs exists? ‘Cho is to
blame that a government which could
put two or three millions of veteran sol
diem into the field i 3 not tilde, by reason
of internal disorders, to raise an arm in
defence of the pet American ditetrine,
when we have been in a state ,of pro
found peace for nearly two years ',—
Whose limit is ii that every American
of intelligence is so fearful for the future
of our own Republic? It is certainly'
not the fault of the people of the South,
for they have detta red over and over not
only their willitignent but their ex
treme anxiety to restore the Union of
our fathers. It cannot be the Demo
oak party which is to blame, for we
Its loudly declared in favor of the gov
ernment of Elie ! union. and demanded
that it be restored. The mily other
power which is strong enough to keep
up agitation anti endanger our own in
stitUtiOns is the Radical party which
controls the legislation of the, country.
They have wade the Monroe doctrine a
part of the' platform on which the peo
ple elevate'd them to power, and they
now declare their incapacity to fulfill
their undertakings.
The Malignant.; have heretofore pre
tended that the government 77ait strong
er without the South than with them,
and that if the Southern people refused
to adopt the proposed amendthents to
the Con,titution to purchase represen
tation in Congress, the machinery would
run as well as heretofore, though they
were unrepresented If this be true,
then, what element of strength is
ing? Whyrrnay we not drive a foreign
usurper fiohs our shores? The article to
which we have alluded is an open con
fession that to keep the country in its
present condition is to surround our gov
ernment with deadly peril, and so weak
en it that we have not the power to
assist the right. Yet they propose to
keep up the agitation, to postpone the
restoration of the Union indefinitely, or
defeat it entirely; while they acknowl
edge that to do so will render us unable
to carry out the fundamental principles
of the government. Surely the people
will not always allow themselves to be so
easily led by wen Altose own admissions
• . ndemn them.
TIM ()NEATEST SEAM IN TIiqTATZ. -
SV ICKERSHAM, the newly appointed State
uperintendeut of Common Schools.
PROP. pAT the nigger orator, it i Piad
will give CURTIN, a sharp race, for Sen
atorial honors. The mongrel aneport is
about equally divided between Wee,
Alone In Its Infnmy
The pernicious policy. of stealing abo
lition thunder, by advocating neoro suf•
frage,proposed bytheChicago Tines for
the Democratic party to pursue, does
not meet with that approval at the
hands of the white men of Ilitv
that its debased originator might
The infamy that will be attached to the
movement, will be left alone for. the
Times to enjoy.. It can embrace the
"nigger" as much as it plea.es, but it
cannot drag the gloriens old Democratic
party down to its own degraded level.—
It is a party of whits tuna, a party that
will stand by the interests of white men
—and will spurn any paper of any power
that seeks success, Omagh a coalition
with an inferior ri4d.'
The Chicago renegade will find that
it is not taken as the fingerboard to
guide, men who believe in the principles
laid down by the founders ' t hi. the
white UMW ,. gar eminent It can follow
the dark and winding path. of .Iboli
tiotiisurz-it-ean seek solace for di ppoint
ed holies, in the tncountging smile. of
NeW England spinsters and negro wench
es; it can gather criiiirtbi front the table
0' them in power, and lick the dust from'
the fr t of puritan I.6o:Huhn - mists, as
long as its debauched condition crave ,
smelt' comfort. but it cannot le.nl the
Vemocratie party. down into the depths
of degradation it now 'wallows
No Mu. STORY, you can giither lip
this new berm infant, that your prolific
"policy ha, given birth to, through the
the column+ of the Times and fondle
Pal admire, awl 1.1;e it a, much a, 3011
please, but you will bare to get coon:-
body el.: to "dadr . ..r it than the Demo
cratic party
—Doxie %,,t, as tbo , fought - ,o
rohiorotoo
For White men and Whlte men n right.
Bell. font' Watchman
lb.nllfie4ll) For rrbrl wh .n
Rrpublerern
tor
.whites 4.44)
t term, white men who hate courage.
I enough to fight for their right.—Such
"rrlnd whites Rt , st i x and SIIiNFY.
gngland Rut cu and WA' t. to E, of
Si'autland. Fatties and Frri , ; ERA 10, (4
Ireland and -WA , ditsiro,:. MAitinv,
iItEF.N, LEE, and that %%hole
ling of nuhle old white American rein
el-. who threw off the yoke.
and edablidted t Republic for dc.cen
dente Wll4l had not 4tipoe or %pint enough
maintton It
wit° _so m , of th e
'polley" paper, that hang liko an incu
bus upoii the Democrptte pang ale ay
counting for the defeat of the Neu York
democracy, n!Lthe ground of the di,affee
tionwf the Feniang, Ittwa , the ' poh
ey — of the , c paper , that der. itch the
patty—the "policy" that would subor•
divate prinoilde to "expedieney --and
not the Female, that i, to blame, Let
the pontibijity rei , where it •hould.
and if tho4e who have to hear it go down
under the load. it will be a benifit torhe
part), the people and the country
NEE:110:T CIIIIPIAIN -It is fur hettei
to he toireprest.nted Coogreqs as tl
people of c the South aro. that, to be to
repre.ented as the white men of the
Sin4h-are, and helidei there can otm no
honor attached to the fact of being rep
reritcd in a Congre-4 controlled by pu
ritan abolitionemi Liok Ina matters
tiquarely in the face, we don't drink th
South need complain The odtain
puritan legidation cannot be attached to
it r
New Publicationi - a
Tor 01.1. Or k Or. n innudity..)l,444ine.
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the Proletpled of 71;— 87 . I'hunnel
Burr eullier Curie 11.1'1011 k.
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Terun per goluuni
11a luler. received The 14/4 Guard for lie
cember„ilie eto.ung nhinher of the pre.eni
volnine, which contains. by the way. 3 nice
plate portrait of General I I' 11111 and
ihe COllClll.llllg chewers of •• Bertha Seely "
The conductors have made n popular hit by
the etinmincement of a new Rev,'lutionnry
Romance from the pen of toe moat
guished American novelist now living.
Gillinore Simms. Evu ,of Y r The title
of thin new story i ••Jomeenlyit 1 Tale ol
the Revolution ' the scene of which will be
laid wooly in Georgia end 'be Carolina+
Ii will depict. in Mr SIIIMI'II graphic Till.l
inimitable suyle, events at the 6tnh of the
Amerman principle of government, end
traduce us to the rebels of 1776 A story
from the cotemporrary and peer
of et r ilief l
NIA Irving ought io give any M igszine
Mm circulation. licsi lea thug novel, Th,
Old Huard for Iflti7 will cairn in a series n r
Sketches from the facile end elegem pen 01
John ERlell Cooke. Esq , of Virginia, nmha
of •• Starry of Eagles' Neat." eat tiled the
Rusks of l irginin " Three history ne
t see nuns, 10gelher wait ninny 01111 r, will
render Thr Uttar,' tot 184,7 uni,
nit reclive, sod uugl,i 10 Nicely r :lend it
cirrislalnin among ell Int ern of hi, -chi.,
liter I e 'here will be n.
oho 4116 ammo of`TfirMagezine. 'MI
Derr nit editor, wielding his vigorous pro
without fear or favor We had 111n504t for
gotten to mention that a will also be pillory
td, by the addition of sixteen pages of reed
rig mailer, wiihout any inciertee m price
except a trifling /Wynne° on club rates The
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on ly
maintains the splendid replication it merits
hove already won it, but oddA new reasons
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Literary soinkolloos, fashion. or embellish
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It is but a y for es to elate that
Hodertorovoises new lalraollobs for 1807.
How be sr odd any swat:alone to the Lady
Hook, wf do sot know, but he promisee
them, and his premiss* to hie pianos are
as .• good av gold"—no dismount upon them.
Be Las always the beet writers and artiste
'opted, coasequently the engravings and
animas* itl the Lady's Book esonot be our
ponied. Now is the time to agbagribe for
1867.
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maim, for lb. family an.l 6.60,1
by T. 8 Arituar ata Virginia F. Torn
amid. T. B. Aril.. &Co ,
Pult6sharq, $2.5 P per onnotp.._
The ROM* Magorms is not only a favorite
with us, but with the entire piatillei Chaste
and 10.111101.1•0 in its orlielest, beautiful in
its embellishments, and correct iu ils NO--
ions. mtbar it the Niounsine fur the !row
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ly to send for it.
TIIO CI.I%IITILD Reruntdoem —We are
'ippy no see liat 0111 trient(Goont ASItItIt
elrOettl in the g esttl.le are being dilly np
peeesetedby the ga Haat Demeenrosta of Wear
field Evidence alit, peen by the en
largetnent sad the new
.Irene In made ins appearance in lust week
It Is now one 01 the 0081001 PS Well O. 01e
or the bell bemnens !if; papersjin the Sun to
There is no dinsecouniVon - sin Democracy, r ind
we ei,h 11. 1 in. ienriesu edJior,;sll Ilse
-overlie that .1 hr ire matt end correct grit,
RL.o - dr•errr Laag Itrr the ItnrorAlt
ran: unit the hr.) thonentiti eight
huti,lie,l Democrat, et Cle it tiela county
Stijl Harping on my Daughter
We limit. ham .den, that Iht•ittg ow,
oetoled he) 0111) 0,011 I hell hopes 11l 1110 Intr
elec hots, the liaTie.t. would cease that
Vliilf)0111101 Or 111 0 S ~,, If with which their
pre-nee teethed during the cou•nnet, wohl
which however tuezvisittle, hod ni least
Its expl.inot 101 l in the desire to rein., place
tehl p , .wer Ilar the tilmtemeht of 111011
os let ten hoe northo ho duml minion or
IJteu
.....Truce ihi of the Sow hern pen
pie null toms the ,10rolo of their dt•course.
111.100.1 We 1110 M.OllllO be 1110 0 1 1001 01
fresh with Iresh nhottosti) Ehlt.
.1g the.' thew.... the hittliti tide of voter! who
.lenite the n p eedy p teificatton IP) the cot.]
ity. were ns-thed by the ito.lieni orate,.
lender.. thnt the sinhrtest rail to 1 tin
constimm ohm, won by nn overwhelnithg
d triumph dant much n result 11 , 0111 )
-weep the Skolliavrel Stites nioug to th tot
metlinte concot retitle in the tothsittillionni
thiethlmeht. not! the 111011 e
getterally, In 'miffs .his 119-1111111ve lbw
wtillttliy kept 0111 of •ieHOPII the non', of
the the Soh rtt S. .tax 10 the
Itehdittent, tenth...y.l It tropos•thlt 11181 the)
011111,1 not vote fht it The 11.01000000
c,.11-etvierta proved rase.
111,1.0 who gave them hive set theno.Tees
to !resit abuse of the Smith 111 OA, 10 01100
hem-elves
There 15 mottle-thing I nlovcl lb ILIy ungehe
1004 11/01 theta In 1111.4 peroeenll,ol "r the
iew i,y 11. e in my. nod el the tweet of faith
nod trio ell , lillele44 1114eho 11sihrough which
net! 00 The Ittelicwl pre,. one
thin trilling then ihe
..lit will not he 4.1..ph0l by the Smell. he
. oti, •• •tloltberiltie•l"
oe, of • eol. mit le, ' 1 , 1)4 Yemen
hie) . 10 pi eseul 04 tie ...eking n c otte..i with
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welt /toil Ike 11010 14 beifig re ell toned, in 011
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11e re.lsll) 1,l the people, and
we v ihe world lo wir 111/11 .110eVer
epre-I 1114 the Soollitro4loalikste dr.., 004
of on Poole or it ruin eel rvi , b tire people of
the Norolo spook .1 , 1 illitrilly IC nbnnnlly
1.111) rf /with( we de-lie till.' Won 11 lor
111/.1 we Ipttee ettandonrd II Contest
out. the ' 11e le.illy forlher, to the
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oriel ' Forney rony übserre 001110 present
purpose, hot they hi token their souls with
urinal perjury, by these .11111111 11114 1111.11 . -
.1.4011.1 11114 worked libels. The tiourbero
people are nut rho ronreisers nl the t'orrsri.
rut lort norolnorni,—lrrow then con 'how
nr ohotg,d wills se. king K. 1..110 upon 11•
%oil when ir is brought to liter" for their
consoler 1111,113. rite) slowly bike Porch action
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they 4011111 In 000111 , 110. A. wok their be I
jibritineor They invade in this, the pre
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re. pelt for 1111 h. ono rim:burro 14 fility to
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.111111.1111 y 01 1111 14..1111. nI 11le \OIIIII IC souk
ctope, Surely it woulth II
very hide to thou credo. oiler Invging not
t violet% to posh to for tt qintroyl ' And
to. L'onyre“ I!, plw 1.1 tirtre .4 'tint
Jk kot Indy of •wot ft
tegyflatol4. ofiselni•letl tilillYl.llll,ll. 10 1101
. lie whole hen
111111 Wolll.l .1/11,1 till 1111 erintple while 1114
tot y etolore.
'I he Stonli iltkeo ow des. e :any Issue to
illy 911/111e1. /1141 Fill' 11Y54 that none he
thiti•l 1110/11 het. andl him dlegeol to he of
,1 11011,111 g li fresh riolences ttift Intent]
let Ilion ill leit•tt he infliciet] will the
over ot ptetencee II lire wolf ile4igns Iu
le.volto 11.• Ignili let lino do s 0 wallow
oh it grog Ihrnl muddy ty Ile, roils isp hill
itwO.trtliet Vitti much 10 ask' The South
el II :110,, I! it,, 1101 Collin, in the
wistful. to et pettnenry of the pt "posed
Ifth II elingre•t
ilLe righl .hriate thof tnel4itte fit the
:hole? it 11 is the rlfflillo' ordain if 9 r 1.5
own MM. MIIIIOIII ht tie owenny Ili 101 II
111, soch It 11¢61 of II icrot hol t it h isha
4r litni] entiiiillllll, /Old 1111 1.;e11,1'.1.31.
T 111 1 1101 1 111 P of the PlOllllllOOl p1.4.111F fir?
01100-111 g then ntendnient ore few awl silo
Jule ho 44 place it npeintee tower dts
1.11.4.0111te AOl.lll C /1/1//0/t/ 111 40 1,411
whet. I...p.‘eed by whets. list 14, rots tor et
w 4,0,111 troll lion 111 110 51,11110 It. the nee
place, It pots under IQ tn„rt priori
eil 21.11.. for into ely .I.•ing ihe will 01
the et.st.--0 111.1.111111114 thin whirls, in the
Ire of nay .rile man n would
be ',tracer.' lot es for 'alts 11,
10.••11.1 for at gottont It (all. within
the 110171010 ttl 11141 1 ,1 —it belongs in the
111101. of motel ittop. ter) , nnti ho)))) rattle
PeNI riorni Ile who does not n ese.. to
It
wit I.lol; r perstrition moldmold not realist. II
Locke .re his tenches is Greeley, and is
Forney.. .01.4411 /10Ihn.prhle01 e•inprehend
erg n vlettl.at • ACI111111 ,• 111, ..1.1 of estidersintri
whtit it is 10 he hoonrnble,--ilint they
nitt et need set 11010,11 to '• otultborneee" nO.l
40 I. contt 11111 l ey" 004 inn dCeIIT I C la seek IL
(tonere' conduct-0c ..which the gentlest end
purest PllO /111 i.e the warmest 91111111111.1e,'
We repent I Intl it In uu •• cool umetoy," tin
•• 111UbkorI1110,4," 101 41041 re to seek n guar
re!, 101 reatlinees even to Accept a fitment!,
which control.. the South nu reference to the
Coma dui nand Amendment but Ihe amtple,
pnlpottle. /1101 is pert lee consideration.
which we brave 111141.1. Ile who ;macro;
of herw tee naverta Ninety Ile wito_no ma
norm Cor_uur n C 11111111101•11.. the
enemy Or a nrricken and atiffering coomittni.
ty, the enemy of Ilia country, and the ene
my of Litt roue.
It ought, 10 irritate no h onorable own. it
will 111111111 e 110 reflecting man, that the
Southern people decline when 41• measure
Attil 1111 l teed for Iliew 10.11011011. In vote for,‘aa
if 01 choice and 001111011 1111 l thetr own injury
nod their own 1101 Ile con
sidered proof, by nuy joet man. 111.1 we lire
•• et obborn - or •• 13011111111.1C1011.." or noxious
for counrst and for fight. If the Tramne
and the Pr,.e would be content, will, the
truth, NMI Willie g to toll u, our net ion on
the A tstenol rot 'would on•pore re-peot end
otonomehol epplote4 soloing their renders in
steed of toeing the instrument of etching
their resentment end edge. ••'We be true
men,"—hoot we are,senedslously elonderell ,
by syetematio columnistom whoi nuke mew
°hand'ss of their lies. Bo long eh the trade
continues pro.ntehle we need aspect no
otbstement--Rtehmond Enquire..
—this Burmta wants to keep the South
out of the Union' until the Heavens melt
with fervent heat Hie idea to probably.
that rook a ••pent would melt ecotone Into
ign te.end ••the South" be uneble he identi
fy Its Property. It will be bolter than be
went. It, one day or another, we are afraid.
liostwon (Axas)DelegraA
=I
"The A
The N firth hes prono,nreil for this mend
moot with ouch • degree of unanimity. that we
two tom tot hem fur the eett etneet ii our politic
eat titAlbleie. prlthirSunflriy
the right of representation •to Le4grindis butfut
adeptles.— S. T. Tower.: ••••- • ••,.;
The raises I. esietnken. , -One 41111je
not Untidy settles 10°101°110n this country.
A decision at the polls ea nal irrevocifhle,
huh granting ii, ewe do not !hod, that the
hate eleetteee prove I het the majority of the
Northern people favor the Causittuinntal
amendment: they do not prove thot
demand may not be reeoovidered. 11 is out
plat to enact in ex putt fad, law. It is not
Jost to invite *people to etorueies she.rieed
lug citizen° It to not just Co preiierthe
repe l lent gond ti ton+ futile exercise Of Nth'.
'eonferr,ol by the Conan kw ion, owl if the
Solo helot people deeliim to *egoistic° tir nryyYY
smolt injustice, dud ill rho onto oer appeaCi
the sense of fair dealing of the North, at
digs not follow ilia: the titer will continue
to do lojwil lee in I lin !Moro tree tune they
nice been heirayed , inte it am he pant
The nimbi rutty of which the Ms.. speak.
10. iiiii ifs to this that Inn pull ut SIC !Ma
itre,' thousand votes in Peons} Ivania, tor
•inginnee, the radical+ Initte n m ijority ut
17,0414. Now, eretu settaittic in tin known
hunt Om election win non fin rioil in Peon
lennte or °llex here by n fair arginnent ut
'hi; lint by nq
ineessont a:Avowing sippeol it., the pin
sion• The Aloe ly hut rot, of rite tote's , it
w to reettl led Tito orally'pre petrol ittn• nun
1/141 r t pemlitilren of i 110410111.1151 were dwolt
upon, milli every maw iyin{ slam:. except
ilint of the grgnu le nbrieolling of polit refit
contractor+. The dark crime of net,u
rota pinned in Ins blackest. !noel I ertilllng
c. loon ot hat Lora nod SOUS. and
brother. and 04041 mvaleil by
rlielorie and witiilictive phrnrc
rhYmournful memories of Ike holpitill, the
ion' tragedies 01 lie prison. were set lintel
with every b telefoon( detail 01 iiort ON an I
or ',gone 'file deft tin isti,to age of o hold.
high spirited foe. net veil ittion.nt
tercel ihrooghoito war reoricluni
et! 111 every vatitny of proroliiiik - pleseni..-
lion nut the ?writ ot lh nni , came people,
when they 1111 Sown w re, gross
ly rind persistently repre;enieil as 1/111. ill
111.11111.11 i 111 Of her word, the
ijorii ley Int 101101 lire ILtdrrnls hititiit
rere woo by Jhe red hotel Ilitt the Amet
an pintple ore toe ipolile el e toned in
tosi tee They, will respond to the on,
el ton.. of
form,. nod tainsiiiin tonal rights The
It vitt:ob. Doty rejettai no heir liner hoer of
101 l reoution of (.1111set
111111"1 non nod of a catholic nittionality will
ere long itiviert and tit, ittooth ho t
attired no an iton rid tint°, tit the rat ton
legislature —%Valeopwl Itarlorirfer,
Harsh Words
Heim lie in....called ooln phi 11.0 we
bia !lorry ••Iloitgrele." 1.0.1 Greelet -0
I) sag /old ecanuuh el, ' nnll. in 1001, unluigc
gene. my 11l 100 111 11). mid epaltet. 011 tour
opponenis Well ill i ta t ee lip s .. p as t,
hr 10111 notogrel p u ty. wli 11 it n ' Von
e in I trot 111 inoilitling negroesnoll whilea
Its ISt bunle eilizeiiship, tior
his ry 1100grel 1-111 The, oi her
11101 toopeil) ile,t I 1 , 1•1 II Mr 1,11
s.ry es-II tli it pll/ /1./11 1 hke iI I - /IV 1/1
1,11 1101 ely dl/14 , 11 o 1 yoni logo. 11 I. mewl. ihniol
011) lupe , doe+ .1, It ci y
u,,• u : 1 lln 11 11 /1 1 / 1 1, 1 / 1 1 ./.111/01.
.111-1 I. 1 1 21
early W11:1/11 111. 11.011 dui/m...10g ur oppo
111 11 1 1 1 h.r lour yenta 0.1 • siopperheatli..., rt - tb
'iii and tritiora 'uugnl tilhave ntiel 1 . 111 {:
.01) about 01.10 e Now. we don t .oel.l in
call mite e tiled reptiblie in par ly .01 of
in teal gime. anti d ally trio moil,llllVir
that we 4111, we pron.we 10 remedy i 1 Sore
ly they ore noi Republic:olw who deny eiglp
inilliatte ill while mete the sodinety righie
tell g oi te r... e t. W e woo 1 it,tilt 11 1 , 41
iy by calling thlim 11 11/11 , 11 11,411+ 1 / 1 1
11A , 1 lell 1.1 1110 y are not ere" etil 1 1 led 1.1 i hilt
0. for 0 their pi initiplenwere )000
they eOOl.l 1101 be lilt, Y/I 'Die word
it it I .r.thelltogttitni t All for ii totplte
ilint the person to whom ii apploollwooed
00.1 wineere. ond illy right 'file word
Ilongt el, however...n.ool) expresen the
ah
/1 ill the .1 bid Bull 10110) hence, w e
11 11 1 111 1 110 11 111 il of 1.11 /owing •elthet
odr dews .0 our netnenchililie hunto the .tll
0111 if/11 rutty. We/11101V it
1a for Ilaritee fireeley being •ia lying
old mole 11.1 rel.“ we applied 111 . 1 siesiglini
11/ 11 1 1111 wlwil he end I bill 1 1401 0 N. all 'l ll
sorieviitiii m Itreolooo. Tertu," we re
oral 1 1 1 1 11114 only the 1 / ay or Iwa before
Ihnl Cheeley hun.clf hall epithet' the ratite
tet lit tie Thiirlow %%eel' (late the 04..1.-
notuate it right Gtr this rule .41 of all Itio,ll
eitithotst 1).00... 1 /14 11, def....X..1
Ds - ilOf •e tlittn pie k poelo.l wit It -.tit lite iglit
iII hurl bock llie vile stotala sillo the 0111
of their itevellatins? Me give la. unncr
1 100 we -nail meet titian srolt .111.1- o.
ipon. .1... pm 11111 g 11/1 Ise diet try
rue I kwl vii ill totae nrr of it It any
Ahitlittontalo or lit pohheiin NO, 1110 . 41, ein
..11..w 01.0 the wolda we apply io Lax put)
are not Col 01/1. .1 1 . II 11 11 1 1/1 tact thew bill
111.1 till 000 —//ae-/Lank
The Wrongs , t Capitol—The Sultana%
of Labor.
The following is i•sir.tct I rout ilre loin
+peed. of 111 ory elsy Peoo • rit L Inc 4st
'I Ilk 14 /Ile bard and nitjtvd rilling al c o
enay, 'hal the WWI 141011. 0114 the t netten
joy . Ihe poor now /111.1 the rich reap lea
bar producer, nub ullenena, under the cun
ning]." devoted garb of captlnl, commuter;
Labui outdo, day andought bow to gad.,
enough from the tract wealth elle tumble,
tm prevent alarvat ton in the midst al plenti
Calmat etuploya flit tune elle eon spate
front tenet'''. to tire invention ni new meth
od. of martgagtog lab.. yet otnerenrell, and
enalots Pig laborers yet 1111 Lana The 1111101
er IR known try the horns 111 Ilk 15111141., the
sunburnt brow, the tutir mud niectottur al
1011/ which Itt 114111 p Ilan Niel! on rib gait..
by 1110 plan rb at bar family, the simple
ull• Of Iris 1111 III/d the ,ddrpulattlel condi
tion of Ilia tenement
The idler. by lur Yoh b nob.. nitenonlell
tinge'' , los sallow fore—n heat it,Wltnn not
Kees I fl t o t ed by eneen.tett —hi= nim s tly or
sottely step by nis gm ly nnp "el luso
nllin Inblo, proteely,otantooritt and et ale., I
11,1 hie Tire Ighorer otroetl IltlY motley.
built these hoottes wore there elollte•
otlione.l Ihrre gertlen, posh. mei 14.1.14
llot the tiller ntltooly pn.,..1..1 1$ ink... 11 0 1
hytuell tint I ions g to the Inhorer enoogb
tootr rooting 'lnnersole+ ttl
The doometion between the Ltghwny inn.
end kin runup tell', the hole story and in
chide,. it oil
Whether Wiener* fore•er lusimnie
upon the ',went Or muin be deternimed
by the rivigneity of the aglietiliurnl power
of the hind
Desolation of Culpepper County, Va
The minietery and elders of the Penalty
tenon church at l'ulpepet CWIII liou•e have
tossed an appeal tor help to robut~ld obeli
.o.oollllly nod revive the life of their jowl
ention There to probahly not aen y In
thew j kole south more desolated, War
pool. and repassed cool lnnnlly. during
lour y en ro. like a pendul of liken Inure
*ow The house of worship woo 0 litetpiitil
or guard house, or n barrack. as nommen or
talon required. and was co dilapidated that
mild it was Fold, mid the price reserved in
the money.theit current which . .. 0 bow :to
money The inember*bip are shoos no
poor arf the church They are endenvoriog
Int restore tha.cconemy of Ida under greet
disconragements, wltlictut money or labor.
and in 11.. e absence of ull improvement's
They any •
t-One cm ride on horst" hack entirely
through she county, in ingfdThlen one direc
tion, or could moil recena,v, without re
garding the puhlic roottl,stid tritium, finding
ins progress impelled by a fence There
are prairiee In different parts of Culpepper
like the prairie* of the Went ; no femme. no
timber. and nolz at wide distances the
walla or ruin, of a house."—Ltallmsore
Sun.
-The lisdielllN &mutt! in the IllOrlth IN
this: Brjeat the emendments and we keep
you out or,thht Union: adopt these and we •
Jo not prowler, to let you In. It Is the
rtory of white men odd Indian over egoin
The 'roping ti turkey an I n crow Bahl
the white 'mob; "Now. you take the erow
and I'll lake the turkey, or let we tike the
turkey attar= take the arow."
••Ugh!" wen ihrllit ply. ”Indian gel the
wow .11 the tints." So under the Radicals.
the South will get the exclusion ill the
Novi It wlif.Work In the South
As be Rl,lien %
mitre
se. It. whlsh is is o I
"t ' s tstl r ve f%
t" o Ilea.
1: g Sr, sys
~' •
• , 1 0016,4 lo bock ex
- ass. - th 0 while. 111 the som of lord rout,
""" — i. , ' 1,, .. 4 .• , PPi 4 , 1 i Binah Canolitvi
tilly press in g
Ale the Mil
the oattpeoli
Witte Soother
the practical
mO.lOl 11l newt Plifirrltg".lo 0111011111111 Cd.
if it operate* an Ihe Radio tit daily. il, 10
0011.10101010 the hl ices in oppoeitik . lll3.lo 10
1.0 tpe present white dentin int race. Iwo
Slater will et ones pee into the hand, of
the ticgrues. in "liter State. T o my cot",
I ies will pa, non their hawk -
Wlt,en Ihi., lake+ place, especially if the
114uka era urged lilt by oros.loustilip,oud
here Is never likely to be any deficiency tot
them—there will ha a charming limo
thrlitighiati the South Hat will the \arch
he able to keep lire fames front spreitling
to their horde, to
It olo+ alarming uncertainly about the
future which 0,1810 a biniihre 11110 over our
country, We 'appear to be grodually and
ineadoly nppro yelping note of thoor orrrihle
onoetal convoliionn winch strew the eliore4
of time with doe wreck,. of poverty.
Oita• Ravi ice are. ju-4 lAA all other isnot-
Jhey cLul Ilieu eye 4 fink go ii blind
lintlel a 101-10 slinnliiiry or the white
ooml block popillltieno th o vieveraf of att.
Souilicroo Stour.f: which will 'beow atone
light on our
Ong. teect - ,r - Woollty of ob4rvationi—ilint
I k e white and Welt polled unto intim veiled
ly olkorinouvol thrmegloone any of the ill•outh
ern Sul ei The whet impolite:on predolo-
Inatea in tine high Anil temper/Ile .1601. 7
and 111 e lititik4 In the low I on.le. Hence in
every 1111° of the Soonderree Some, the block
populllloll to wore or lesn lonfooltartl. whiten
w oo ed pee I t it 1,41 control If at betimes., a
olvo loco el element If parolee mare
o n vit o i l,, a l in the 1104. Of alilngeitioin o l to doe
pre.vnt who, roe°, the tentleney ',multi he
far n iiegreg it inn int the two rams in each
Stove , 'lllO eolook+ wood I lend to ihe low
booolvend the whiten lo the high hind, In
l nor any lie low Might In lime tin
ClllllO hi. 10.111 1 11rol • entirely to the hlankv
thin rep Inman of the raeee tithe
uolrMf wh et would necooto °Palle black race'
The iineslloll4 4114111).; mu ol the ;liner
1.111/0 ol roe, h ore of mown, loogni•
loft. We shooll IIIII , 1111et• 111 I heir moloi ion.
100 nr the roltleoll Beare, per sallum, hoi
to o llog I lilt way will, Is the spi
ll 'of I . llootlent Johns.. rohey
1../01,1111 317, I it, black. 'll9.
373., There hl e lorry light count leo in I lite
b1.A,k0112141. tv_uinjurliy m tlur _
ty , htt eountow
Itkore..l4 I In) her Collllll‘ , eight
whore 1111. I n int., II 101.10111 y
Florid) 77 7.17 : tolorlot,o2 677
Title ty seven Colllllles. 1111 4 0VM11 of whirl; the
bilk ore 11l the m tiot tly
S•oilli C Intim/1.-11 Ito , itlitck•,
412120 Ttittoy Jail act I tech)) of
wittrit illy Wool,. are he the majority
Itl+-I+t al.lrl - A 1 11 313 MOD: bine .1,
431, 0,..n0l 1.. wenly-non•
old,
Ii 1.1.1A14t.r0 in Ille Jorny
tall.r.. • 111.1..:/21;;_;71 I.
170 F.lfy I iwettly of wit telt
11, hi wk.. I/11 m the noljoi 1t --Aurnmul
Colfax on the llampape
Mr \i•11.3 ler l'olnis IV Spelike‘ o f the
Thirty ninth religiev.. 111 e p.m.. gentle
311 lio•• tclon I. n lo he Speak,
For. wt. 41110 %11 , 1 11%, f pro•eni
rip
peirnree+ ilie next I'4/11gresr will he even
1 co Itch, al Ilion the pleoenh 1..!
honk .1 raped 4.10 tcejnplhimze bin Not of
1.14 110.11 W. tt min. 11.1.110 tar re eli.c.loll by
elves a..m,111,,Z on the el(11,1111. Oillit lio•wo
1.34$ week lie delivered n cpeedh rll Detro•l.
in wlnell he Itinille.l Pre...lent Jolotoon in
the hint e r,•n nod olktilying
ine chip ip Omni 111.. • Ire no tc
ihe ILetinkholn pent, mignmtio.ng boo Ind
•witike.l. acomml him ..f Isnme.l 11
.111110.110 Of. and ilnrentinntosl into •.1 kW it lie
dm. I n 1111,141. p s 110.1 11 4 1114 bend 111
I ull .4111,1 ewer " 800 11114 1111eroylee Of
111111ertelollig lire 1 .111111, 1 1. 4 1 14 1 .4 1111 T ll t if ff ,l4.4l
rd I'llllllll+LLu ul nkinnK. Arlllll,llenple
0r 'lie Sonilli—aennient null children. UlllOll
unto no,l i ll _l m ti iii.o Bel ella gin by ILe
rninge+ of Ile Ipfp wine • lln it lire Hullers
and Ttirolonos 11 111 1101 &M devantation our-
Nlr sup,
' 1 wi-ili -y Like Mol.ljer+l 110.1 &poured
the mt., 1.11,10,1.11”, Rona/ If 11110. lies
+lastildl I 1 , 11 pray that every
void., might carry to nine 'moil n iorell. ni
i lie share moil sweep lie ince of lie
romory oill.
he exhlioty 3lr Collo sr
RWl'll,O4llOll of CIVIII/Cll Misfire The
t 11l 1,..1111 .pa rip n by ealllt, will no (loofa
to every pupa e
the I Ind • eepeciallyho v ew of Oho cireniii
pion,- flint nereievory to give enprev
-81101 to e m ',wino-Mere the fore
go rig in miler in win or Semis she invor
ilie pony —St 1,01118 lerprehbran
Colored Connubial Bliss Under Difficul-
A d e ptottilde inioallee of the effects of the
pitch Inc, rf floilleil reltirmerl, !brew our
noel 1:ly orderly coy court into o elite of
excitement ye.itirday int...mg. by tli!..oip
peor ince 01 a big F.lllllO, about eltiitt do
pe,. II icker than roil inr...ud n tender
looking dam•el of t`tioconast
lovingly on hot tell nem. the ample being
ace ...pu n y,' by a 81114111 bay about six yearn
of oge
They enine to rniher teliielanify iiiolcr nn
e-cult orpolice nnil Illok their iieitig
xilent-
Iv on the hunch The negro hod it Bong
Wig 1,1,1 the gowl looking. well &rex
mei!, !lily oppeiiiing iem di• reminded one ul
he Ileal. nitim le !Avid§ of Scull
Ne or dot Ure inn child trace.
nymph a naia.l or a grace.
Watt finer form or leveller fare
inpopry wn4, 111.1 , 0104 11.ir, (roil
11..1%41 cosh 1 will ❑cur i'ke inale.rom 01 moo•
iinsony*o77lt Ilie !logo xpeetmen 01 004,041
het. awl In the nu raveling of
hitt lire emit 1 rtl tlitre turned trotioti
It untied that ilie vornnn,irol hurts alit)
Lingolv . cpp.oiy,in flint State, And
-titoo•-yrwrit !port fed a while 1,1011 01.111-
uiniliiige rill. became
ihe hen tit the child Jittitee hilitglotet
thetl i ond elic lien
Ohio, 10 oonie or triell•lo,
[loot: wan n twlonell into the iii3ciertes or
to 1011 She htere also het:time we
C h u tinted with the it tide g.. 11, w nn, Nii. Jun
ell 1 1011, out) coeiceireil 111h...tile°
sorpoioolig
They were wedded nee.triling hove
i tif Ohio, uml become one flesh moil opo hluud
Itid ,I,,xru lip rite COM ((((( /111.1 henget, el
the IliKkope Church Alter
Ln ppy .1111.V.10111111 ill the hi 11.11 11 0 000
1111/1/0d 1 1, Lin Oily 0011.1/10 of 11101ill10ligi,
and not op I ~,,, .ekeeping veer the corner tit
I.norteenth lint) \llorkel tureen, The pulley
got end lit Ibrm ; I hey. were ?tit...toed hitt]
brought lip fur Irbil. I bey hail Leer liv
ing itigeilter as molt end w ifr, which/001mb
ititig of olio *hi e iud newt mi. mu °llene°
under our low, no miner lirlint It luny he
in Ohio, end It,. Judge. holding the offenre
es one 01 illii•Orthirly soniluot, rled. thrill
$l O pooh. 4u4 held them in *IVO bowl,.
each fur iheir good heltailyr for i Lir , y &lc
'rite rerult wet, I hni tuvflug more tune [lon
cum they had to fl
c "' ru f 1 " i to go e o
e i
h ckw :Il l the
, attire. of Ileltmdtom upper
womb...i.e./Ind tiro now uffecilunntely break
ing rook t ~get her —Louispille Count.
Two snub. with WO a single thought,
Two coterie mica
• •
Aartamsati Corrox Coop -":-Wo make the
following extract from n letter to the Little
Kook News
Take the whole cotton crop for 140 mil w
from foul" Rock. on tat Mduory road for
100 miles, and from that to Centre Point,
end it is the mom ilifetior one thatches been
rnised m iwcuiy years. 00 ono phiutetion.
where they planted lergelr.l do sot be
lieve the crop Will ge 800 pounds In
the mere. The °where, borderer. eisleulite
en average of 000 paned.. On ship place
them is. lo Gotten. some 600 or aerie%
2 ti of thich l paw ; and if that pert to on
seeress of the whole erop. it Would not be
rut of thirivey to put down the "(death? at
800 pounds.
• There are several ranenna for the short
eropdtere. Antodg them are two or il te r
Heel in the Caddo, that guttered the a
part or Ike erop : ent1:10 ' th e Orbreoit . y
be added the unueuell wet spring and /asp
summer 'spathe. litraidmeo nee ensplortil
on ghillie - tut,. and h understood that ale
proprieters of the ern k ifieriviod • .roweb
trouble to get titinn to
..y. tIIi
noltlialla tap 'AMMO 111 INDIA
The new, J $0
ut t eck, Enlrish Hopil.l
Mi.vioner jto
t Orleen,
Write.;
;aye- , ,2,.tsght dying to
o ti ' ow( ~ 2 - 7
have received
a deep a strickgy for
i .tore Afhr
o • a
'dated the 1•Celor.
ruler an' tithe. , meta lying in our
1131,11141 th 'lave implored rice, or money to
porchase it, with cries that hove pierced nor
h•ovt•. Two o soon of eat mg human flesh
once Siren reported ; in the one case it wax
prevent that the pergon wits insane; in the
other a elitist woo round satiate • ii• dead
father's flesh, which had been retuned, mud
n few drys alter the child died. Mothers
hive lea their children in the in .idati
(41150411..10,4 1 11.,Wr
hew puce In one woe. en on'y Con was
sold- for a pan of milk: thiLmother eagerly
drink it. gave up her child. walked a few
pacessand then drooped down dead; Tile
dying And the dead have been seen lying
w our elre.fat though this has 1101 61den no
nitwit at eu , 1401, as at It siasora and. 'some
other places. At Poore° it has been onus
moo for the police to find. morning crier
tunneling, in the streets stud lanes, sixty
seventy. eighty/ nr more corpses! In the
Corinth 4ii.irtos three thoUilaml deaths
himue and pestilence were reported in One
week, nod it I. generally believed that to
liolit.ore owl Poore*, the dray roes has been
severer than here.--Nx.
Jae linty —The Memphis .4ppial, I hue
speaks of thin inttnacillote trorohip
,••Thim tni.ornhle peontidrel and ettborne
of witnex•ev tO ACO/1.1Ct1,11 Jelfernoo vie
with erotaphetir to the murder of Ahrntom
Lincnllo, hoot the ttobbt.ltintf effrontery' to
s plenti ttt extentini ion 01 his inhilchnn plot
in elietl.the blood of the noble end high
ppiened -lice prisoner," that lie wet imp.-
+ell von Nliseranle hypocrite'--did he
not totetie In feta oteeinetpliue to •Do
r
ntetrork ihorinighly '• Qtd he snot know
.
Ifni the money lit itanl the follll.lllp,lllle
.erfnrer anti eententhel. Crt . novet, we% the
pane of the blood of Jettervon Davi. • let
tole bare cough notoriety in vitt nom wpje,
hot ,Ine lion. the ntoborripr
01 %It tt Sorra', Jtt. in ignominy rorpspoted
the youth who fir a.l the temple of Diann
rite Minnie or the Judge Aol•orate who Ctn.,
ed t he blonkert ?pot that ever we. written
it, Utley won history tray Int•e been lenpos
e,l no, but the eool. calm and flelittetaie
' ttoinkrel of 411 JjenoCent woman, tell! nark
hunt ois the biltOke." fiend of Infer.)
thl”itgloitti Oil I hill.
nrnrrirg ttre — nrmnamyr etnitlttlire - F
for fin•eritor of New It orb. her' re hie °null
enee. nn the 01•Ide Of it eerie tn. and inviting
1114 hearer,. to rote for rotten. "on Ik.
broad gronnil of mar de." henry Irmo.'
Beecher .bowed a contempt for hit iker
and a fear or roan which proven him to h •
very enroll c tither in the way of motel;
110,1 , 4. whatever lie may be in menial taithiy
Nothing Ma the no, et truckling reg red for
potittltrity could have induced much an out
I ige noon common Hence nod decency We
predict that the occar . referred to will
burin a 1111.111111( pOllll la fleecier's erreer—
th it henceforward he will go down mare
rapidly than he nro.o`. It id intone-110e far
wk Ind 10 cheek their enteral enalealja
ler emelt whining cowardice Even theme
whom he tlinetrot oil to coeCilotie will
hr itermaitently' r eli.govied, however ninth
they flu ty niomme the rontiary for the
pre•ietti — 0 ; alvroon l Tr," r N,lO
-- The N I.Tottel, in giving on acre°.
of Gov 11':ae'a apeech. at the funeral oboe
coo,. in Me'mond, concludes Iliad:
t• Up°n the whole, the influence of Henry
A. Witte over the mind of Virginia in not.
.1 trigerona to the Union or to the to •w re
gi ne lie oration woe, with all uahronqur
na+a-of ranee... on. protium ire of more ann.'
than evil It impre.gell 1111 l die y molt 4.4 Ike
Sint digtlity no I Pece.4lty of I that.
and urged it 11 roll them to work Tina
wn
the drift and aim whets-41ieeourite
and h o in he deleteriona in its 10111-
I•Wee n.I yet the ohm 'are
inn king the Nonilierli people believe that
tiovertior IV tar w •11 wing the +near of fir
lure rebellion —.(iateraltUt r”..) Notes
A 01.1,uotz TIIN \1INI(.-1 col
ored Baptist nmanuer 1.11 ILIIIOII, S C
writes to the “Cht Winn Record •"
' Some of our white ministerial friends do
more in the way of procuring farms and kei p
mg our 1 a igimrance then no) thing
else. They pretend, when they ere North dm
the, would come &ism here and do anything
for our race in the jay a enlightening timin .
but Woeful of thi+, when they err the cotton
gag, they forget a7 chant ehrlnt end lion ern
and the em ing of molds." tf certain
Northern klerehnnt4, he ray. • "All they wile
10 clench what Preidilent Lincoln hue done.
end pat the colored men an the ehouller with
the 101 l hand, while with the nght bawl they
ateli hold of lire pocket-hook And when they
hale got the last rent from him, their friend
rhip suddenly emotes. Then, "he mord! a nag
ger."
—An organisation of political sour
liners ut the Radical stripe, known by the
alias Cl .• Soldiers' and Sailors League of
Washington-any," have issued n o ill ro thou
polo dopes in Ito North to assemble w the
Mold at the meeting of Congress to give
the Ramp a_grand.vecepi ion Their object
is to get a large body of Radicals in thA`f.
oily to rap up die Romp in 114 atltirpallOns
and to proteel slid 1145151 it In the zuutem
plated overthrow of the President It is
nothing less than the first step in a treason
able conspiracy to take forcible pot...slay
ill the whole Oorenuuenl. aid to destroy
the Constitution 11 is high time fur the
(Juverinneut to take official notice of the
It•dica) platters of tresson
--None ether than n Consolidated Des
rni kw party would have ever presumed to
hark up the coutemplated liviirpations of
its leader., in Congress by means ore stem'
tog army of its adherents, as the Radical
organ issues II 1101 V preparing to do 'l•ltrre
to no hider eV I , lessee needed to prow,' the
+fierily downfall. nt ilte Republic iban ilie
vast that armed partisans ere Io stand guard
over the halls of legislation, to Iminiidate
the minority and the oonsiitut tonal Eject,
live. -France. duriug iiq most diabolical
revolui ions. newer pr. sealed II speciticle
more :dooming and debasing. We fear Hutt
constuntional liberty In about In fl/s a letly.
Mel ih tt lee power of lee people is depart
big ()loin intro —/ union. ,
—The talk tilMlleath of the Deus
of rot ic party so all a gammon The Nor: it
Plll DCllloCrUlie 'OW IS two 1111111011 owl the
Southern Democratic vale its one nsOost
eight hundred .11toneatill—s total of ihoe
ndlhnn eight hundred ii110111.01,11-11..P.00.000
The Radical foreee number only in the
Nandi IMO VIII110(1 tour hundred thotteand
and in she South one hundred thinstrind —a
total of nlll7 two milli o n nod a 111111-2,5 10 .
011(1 The Democracy -have therefore. a
clear malbrity or one indlion three hundred
shou.ntiial,3oo,lol! Talk about much In
parrs* dying, or allotting —qualified negro
todtrage" to keep alive! hit all boob De
mooracy natal die.
IVA.—We want no more. of the scourge
of war. Quite enough of blood i o
spilled and treiraure wasted T..e cowry
•
need. peace that the people, by settling
own
- IV their olanallings and purstairs,May
restore material prospi•eity and happiness.
Humanity Ariake', from the eltedding of
fraternal bl o nd, en d the great in .jorily or .
the American 14bople, true to its tnatinent,'
desire pence end fraternal feeling.
The Radical lenders, howessil - Anientoril
blood. Jackal and byettivlike the LAM they
have had only whets their appetite for
more Blood I blood! Ileugy Bnt!er and
Forney, and the !miser animal. of the peek
throughout the country yolp in their feeble
way, blond !—Demecrat k Sled. •
—Whilst slavery lived oho Abolition
flatbeds eoruplatuod continually ibit it
woe a siumblincilloob to the progress of
the South In wealth and power. Now that
the ..aetarsed inglitntion Is no more sad
the Smith Is in'tnifesting a desire to estab
lish workshops god (colorise., these seine
Itadlnale denier° that nth South must not
'be allowed to pkgress in trtanufstsureo,
sresiolvand power. fee year abet retlllon will
get top quell ouotrol. Bow shall we ever
Onderstaval the, wriggliogi of lluld insane
let 'I.:- Plariaf.aad
very devil Deems to he getting
ieto the sehoolmenne. A (mole teacher
natal X. Udell of Milford, tslassopim
mosi oseAlly brig *slip* the Miter
do,v—outtApg Se Coal goals to the elittd:dr
tOteheell howl utter. • •
•
r----itaXimassOliva*OPlPllNVl RPM
ruini. —Some ihne ago, nye the World, we
oohed foe Iriformeelon - about one of the
and T. twee, ,iteedelpla. The Thi
bodaux Sentanel replies:
we are 101 l that Dr. Raodfilph came to
Lifourelie in the whites of 18884 %Soled
hero n re ,, peei able (*minter, pp.the name, of
J4(10 310lissier sumo - 8114 months ago.
A her two sof marris he shameful-
Itbsto.lone.l Ito. wife, lens Ng her In a den
line, ••ittlerert tog ooindlison," sail he hat g
gene trom our p•irt+lt, we hope never to re
turn e •
Jnl in A. Goodman, • 'School
morn). Ir tloseachneette, a teaoher in one
of the public achools In Frederick count},
Sid woo recently held to ball on the charge
of inhuman treatment to two of her pupils,.
each about right years old.. It i* alleged
that ate* e ohildren. as they Were on their
way to their homes from school, .ere gall
:y of thteltemous tub unparalleled grime of
I hrowtog !Icorna ar a negro hut! For this,
It is Mrll.l, the amtehle! , mereiful and tender-
Ittlerrieti Jnit t n•lnalnirierail upon their
Nicks fifty-too • Inshen!—Er;
NrWet:3lbertbsemcnts.
N oit'rLl A 3I ER ICA N TRANSIT.
A WOE Ns un A Neg COMPAiY.
Prints lot I Offire. 133 South " Fesirth streets
_ Philadelphia.
T1114.1)5. LY ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO3l.
PA NY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Chartered Moral 3, 1360, Capital, $500,000.
Insures Against
LLACCCIDENTS.
1450111 i for any aunt from $l.-
One to $.10,11100 at a KC.] UM at only One half
per 4•••• t Pl.l.orlflg the lulls...mit Insareci In
I . IOC 01 ,leatit. anti a compensation each week
equal to the whole pretnittm rata.
Short time tit km. may he had at the Priem
hal !Mire, or nt the rerlone Railroad Ella lons.
No Wyo., 1, EXAMINATION ' IR BIKIIIIMb•
pemnition 4 git en each week in ease of
dumb tilt)
LoSSEs 'PAID PROMPTLY
LEWIS L 1100 PT, Prel 4
sident,
I I E N Il Y V. 111lOWN. Secretary.
,lAMBS 34 CONRAD, Treaturer.
DIRECTOBA.
Let,. 1. 11..upt. late lien Tkt•Agtae. RR. Co
.1. E King+ley, Prsprtetor ContiniMl Hotel
II 11 Lm•ennng, 2.17 end 2211 Dock street.
Sam I r hamar. em.hier l'ou3 National Bank
51, t!..Linsil. finn Lf Conrad. A-- Waltun.
621 Market et rest.
Eo h wo, /ale li.n Sulit Yn R R Co
Andrew 31elinfle) , Routhwe4t ouroer Third and
Walnut etteet.
George I' Fn unt tat tta, General Agent Penn'.
Ittulrott.l Caninett)
T 1,.. K. Petereun, Jtl Ili Market street.
W. W. Kur4z. (Inn of Kurtz d Ibtrzartl, 25 8.
Third et reel.
at•ned and Information furniebed by
JAMKS RANKIN,
Agent. Armor, limn. No 311 onto,rik,
1212
H OUSE ANT/ LOTS FOE SALE
Thy Pubtolillovr idlers at prisat• PAN
his boo. end lot situated An Bishop street
illative the Cummings Duos', The house is
new, finely toweled. !urge, and elegantly finish
ed Ho will also sell; se
TEN TOWN LOTS..
ndjimng the 01/oue described property. which
will lie soIJ wilicrately ur together. as punches
i•rs way wish. Po, further perticulawe ripply
so done I) Schnell on the property.
No A.C. SCHNELL.
S OLDIERS MONUMENT. •
i
A meeting. or the Eserutlve Comert we
of the "CENTRE COUNTY SOLDIERn MOl -
UM ENT ASSOt7I - A • ON," will be held at he
Court Ilouee on Toe {II4. next the 27 innt., At
: o'clock p. In i w
The punctual mien emus or member. am earn
aptly reve.ted, se woun ilullnite Action will be
lichen in ,relerrnee to the erection of the hlonu-
In eel.
Wm. HAMILTON,
• Se, relary
41ST—NO nem.
1.4 Somo time to Saguia, 1886. A I 101 l two
0.'1144h...10d by the Bellefonte and Snow Silos
railroad company, dated Jonelo,lBllB. for Soo
hundred dollameacli. payable twenty yean al
terii le, with interact payable mead annually—
and numbered In. A. 58 reepenfilfri. I h er eby
;lire indite that I hove made application to the
sold Company for a renewal of the lame.
NOV 23 at J OIIN 1101', jr.
IVA RICULtURAI, MENTINti.
A stattafl meeting of the Centro cnuoly
Agi !vulture! Society wall ho held in the Court
!louse: to the Boreaigh of Bellefonte, on Mon
da) evening, Nor. 2tith, (Court week ) A full
nttenflnnee is deoirefl.
JNO. T. JOHNSTON, SW),
=II
iLegai 'NotUiti
A IMINISTRATORB NOTICE.
Lettere of administration on the to
tate • f Jaenh Hirst. deceased. late of !lams
township. having been granted to the ander
signers, they ',silliest all persons knowing them-
Iledrer indebted to mid estate to make imam' l
ate paymeht man this having eleites againet
thesame to present them dulyetetheetionted for
settlement.
.7011 W fillsifiElllClT,
VIIRIPTIAN IHNORRIOH,
Adm....treetop-a. -.
=
pFTI lON
In the matter of the In the Court of Com
petiante of :Arlin La- I of Centre county to
ley for entering of rot- Robert Williams Mort
glaotion on a Mort- gage.
-
gage to Robert Wa. "
•
11111..
The petition of Martin Daley being presented
to the lkon. the Judges of said Court.setting
forth that on the 27th,:day of April A. D. 1859,
lie executed a mortgage on a tr-ct of land situ
ated in Rogge township. containing 97 acres
109 perukes to secure the payment of throe
hundred donors to the Neill Robert Williams
and which mortgage I. d‘ny rec•rded in the
Recorders in mortgage book /I page 192
toil that payment, has been made of ail the
money, principal and interest doe, and to he
roine due On sold mortgage Sc. Therefore you
Rokert W Winos are hereby required to alone
in the lion Court on the 4th Monday uk.Nu.
camber next, to enterer tout petition, and show
coon., why, malefaction should not be entered
said mortgage, and aura take puttee that
the depositing of witnesees will lie taken bolero
Jesse Klinger eeq..at Me "face In the borougL of
Bellefonte on Saturday the 10th. dayof ggbein
ber next, between the hours of 10 oelook a. Oh
and 2 o'clock p u , annum day.
Per Curia.
Cortified from the record thin 16th, day of
aember A. R. 1816.
R. CONLEY, JAS. II LIPSON,
Arm if Oct. 19-66. Prothonotary.
'M °TICK TO BEMS OP MICHAEL POOR
-1.11 MAN P. n.ylvnnii, Centre county, is.
1,4 P. Gethert clerk of the Orphan? wart of
coonty of Centro, do hereby certify, that at.
pre orphans' court hold at Bellefonte, the nth
day of August, A. It.• 1866, before the Vonore.:
ble the Judges of add 0; art. On motion a
rule watt grouted upon the heirs and repro..
Wives of Michael Poonnan. deceased, to name
Into the Court on he fourth Monday of Novem
ber nest, and uoept, or refuse to accept, or show
0n.... why the real estate oftudi deceased should
'not be sold. In testimony whereof, I have
hereunto set my hand end Mined my seed of
and Court at Bellefonte, the Ugh day of Aroma,
A. D. I tioa.
It. CONLEY.
J. P. 011PIIA RT,
Sherif. , Sept 21-0.
N OTICHTO lIENS 12P SAMUEL LIPTON .
Pennsylvania, Oentreeounty,se. 1. J.
I. Ovrhert clerk of this Orphans Court of said
county of Centre. do hereby certify, that at on
aryl anti court bola at Bellefone, the 27th day of
Ausetvtsl. D. 1061, before tbstitionorable the
Judges of said court. On Potion. a TUN WY
granted open the bairn end 71presentatties of
Bennie' Ll' tort deceased, Weems title thw sport
on the fourth Monday Of November next, and
neeept. Of refuse to accept, or oho* emus why
thermal estate of said deceased should not be
t old. Jn testimony wheeled, 1 haveihereento
set in,' lifind and Ratted the seaLuf mid court at
Bellefonte, the 27th day Of Angola A. b. 1866.
It. COWLEY, J. P. ORPHAN%
Shiite/. .S u pt 21-111. O. O. O.
N 011,2 E TO•1181B13 OF ROBBICS RIMS.
Pennsylvania, Centre comity, es. U..,
P. Oembatt clerk erne orphanP w i re of Ala
county or Centro, do hereby oartilly: thatall.no
orphans' cum*. beitlAjp. rer44.14101 1 . 1 6.
or August, A. D. lAN Iserae to, e honoratde ho
Judges et said Mort. On motion eilld win
smutted upon the brim end represmstatime
bent Roes, doceaseA, - to_osse intottpampaseers.
the (earth Mdedii or Irtosandoer nett.' and ae
est,(,-op r am, a l p r omp% olr MOW tame *by the
foal UMW. of Mid domeded Award isetehrs saki. ,
In testimony whether, I have hereunto set my
bank and affixed d i r ojeal or said court at Bella-
Add Ilse Hai. Ampert. A. D. 1860.'
, MIA J . P. GrIPUAKT,
Sept 2141. q. 0. e.-
MS