The Democratic Watchman,
BE;ON'J;L,PEN N' A
P. ORLY MERE.. Ebrtuß d PROPILISTOR.
0 HN P. MITCHELL, A SIoCIATE EDITOR
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FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. 31. 1888.
TSB1),18.-12 per year when paid ad -
intim), 2,50 whed not Paid in advance, and
$B,OO when not paid before the eiptratien
of tho' year
Democratic State Convention
RU, PA., Jan. 8, I sßs.
The Democratic State Committee of I'enn
sylvania have t1x6 , 1 WEDNESDaY,
FOURTH (4th) DAY OF MARCO, 1868,
at. 12 O'clock. N., en tho time, and the H e n
of the House of ltepresentatrves, at Harrie
t:out, as the place for holding the annual
Convention of the prrty.
It is ordered that this Convention ho cotd:
posed of one member' tor each Senator and
Representative, who shell be elected in the
usual manner and they will meet at the time
mad plaolijferedal.l, for the purpose of nom
tenting candidates for the (Aloes of Auditor
General and Surveyof (loners!, aud of no
looting Delegated to the National Conven
tion for the- nomination of candidates for
President and Vi a President.
The members and committees of the or
ganisation and, all conservative CiLIZCIII w h o
'Clut unlth with us In the support of consti—
tutional principles are requested to proceed
to the election of delegates in their reaper
tire dirtricts.
•
By order of the Democratic State Central
Committee.
WILLIAM A. WALLACE. Chairman
C. 0. loripa.Sney.
Meeting of the Democratic National
Committee.
IllisTn4, Dee. 24, I Ytii
A meeting "1 , 110 National hewurratn•
Committee will ho held at Washington,
C., on Satartlay. February 22. Itma, at 12
o'clock. sr; for timing the time anti !dace of
holding the nett Nutlmai Democtiitic Con
rent ion, antlykr the transaction of such
other buainette no will properljscome before
the Committee.
FREDERICK' 0 1.11NCE,.,.
Siwkwmalliamocratte Cetnintnee.
1 C )onty Convention
Dor. eteetetl to repretient the
dveerdl h Iroo 111.1 townehior of Centre
z'unty, In the • a Item leritti n e o prounty Con
. cotton will o ,tin
F e b rom y I, I It,L k t roe repredentatit u
Delegate to the nc Con v en nun, end
eldo to app tint cont . . ree• to inert otherd from
the revered enuntren coutoo4ing the 2ldt
Pensions! Diet riet, to elan t two Democratic
Delegate, to the State Convention.
By order the C,,tinri• Committee
JoliN 11. OR It', Chairman.
O. 1. Knees, Ser'y.
Mongrel Extravagance
ene ' nli, ' 1 grieve, 1 griete
Fur the good old dap, of Adam and E‘e."
If the fellow who perpetrated this
doggerel ninny years since, had lived
in the present days of official moray
aganw—au4---norpoption, shoddy and
sham, his longings for a return of pri
mati‘e simplicity would have been
mole intense It is enough to sicken
the-heart of every one except govern
nowt thieves and confirmed % olupt ua
cies. to examine the appropriation
hills of the so called Congress, and
...line of the State Legislatures tinder
Mongrel control. and , 1-e the prodi
gahty with which the people•s nion.
is squandered. while /Joy arc groan
ing mle? the most oppre,ive taxa
tion, rendered more onerous by do ,
general stagnation of bu , iness.--;
brought about by pernicious lege•la
Lion to fortify and t nforce the policy
cf this ruling party. Ali I then the
courtly stile 1/fleetest in official sta
tion, introduced since the war opened
the sluice:. of the treasury- to whole
ale plunder. the awkward aping of I
fbrcign asistocratie etiquette and
_tress. not °Of by those who lune,
sine pretentious to education and
good breeding but by, all (lasses who
were fortunate enough, through theii /
- loyalty" tq plunge their dirty fingers
deeply into the public money bags.
We have all read &set ptieins of ether- I
tainments and balls, gisen at the!
White House WIWI' madam Ll,Nciru,N.
O w jw now ilfkrlng to exhibit her
oast off court finery at. 25 cents ad
mission). led the tun. What a trash
ing of .Jewelry and diamonds trap
then. what Lich diesser, what costly
laces en%cloped all but the busts,of
the !hit` gut- is, some of them early
ing on thcir tons from twenty to
thirty' thou: anal dollars %%orth of trite
..kets and stuff. Ev% n madam LIN-
• 111,%, dumpy awl cOarq fi. W,164,
IVet , 7l l• : ;1111 vitt! ll'
.;Lviy and fl,l-11
ink Wri-t-ovith
Atonos and (.11aiu , glitit
And 1h 1.. were wally eil tfu liiii he
for gallants or l'oilKr,• si l tlit
' Hog) of the bettedich4 of
'lie 'mule illustriou I the rlik of
the atiowertit thiev,'te;' and re
mpeerAde ~a toldels, and. added to
was crop of the "..iliod•
i l ) ' (.1,1111 had stolen enough to
v aIe .ILA ui I I 111 ( t,iLle , the whole
eixcelling in gorgeoumieris, nod almost
equating in morality and effect a first
class eourtusan'.4 fandango. Such was
the precious example sot by the "first
lady or the land," under Irmigrel
regitiu, followed still it' official circles
Mid upper-ten dinu, abd gradually
sinking downward. infocting'ittid de•
nioraliaing the leas wealthy and more
worthy classes:, an admoniticio'not to
he disregarded thaf, - -under the malign
ptliienee of Mongrel morality and
rule, miciety and government ore trav
eling At a vet) .rapid rate on the road
to ruin. ' •
Except in sections of the
remote from cities •and largo towns,
we see but little of the siwplicity,the
prain Democratic nuntherti of the ear
lier years of the Republic, when a
thousand dollars waseonsitierect a fol.
tune, and the manners and customs of
the people were in keeping with the
character of the government.
It isf o tipt many years since the Gov
ernors of Pennsylvania were co - Meta
to reside -in a two-Storyhouse,
fOrnished ; and indeed, until the
accession of hi present majesty, there
ins nothing udy about' the execu
tive mansio , although PArKKR and
tutcrm tad been advanced to dwell
in a three-story brick. - His present.
majesty being a man of larger dimen
sions and greater weight, beitideti be
ing the " hero of Snicker's Gap, and
some sixty other sanguinary battles,"
(bond hinitelftoo big for the premises,
land a liberal Mongrel legislature,—
willing-to give him room and style,
appropriated hOlllO thirty [thousand
dollars of the people's money to en
large the executive mansion and fur
; rash it in the gorgeous style of Mad
ame Pompadours (a king's mistress)
and Louis the Xll'. Many of the
tax ',dyers from whom this amount
of money is wrung, are willing to live
in, plain houses, with plain furniture
-- many are compelled to live in
houses that scarcely keep 'ut the bit
ter, biting frosts of winter,without car
pets, arid with few if any conrforts.--
It takes all they earn to 'keep their
families, and pay the taxes which arc
expended to Attiltd - ttfatnifiecni Tr;l
- and furnish them, not only
lukuriously but in a style comparing
with European aristocracy, for their
public senoras. THIRTY TlWl's,& Nis
not.i.tkus 11ir furniture for our Gov
error. This is a sample of Mongrel
economy at tome. It is a sub
ject 11)r the people to me , iitate upon.
11 Lilo he states of Greece retained
their siutple warners and Customs,
they were , but degenera
wig wider the influence of Persian
geld and lam) introduced by the ar
mies (it XerAs, were subsequently
conquered and brought under the
Moitledonian sceptre by the corrupt
ing power'of Philip's purse rather
than by the power of his :nudes.—
Are greenbacks to nolrrs of vim Re
pultlicNhat gold did or Gree, ? Are
the nta.sses to toil and be taxed to
build fine house., and pay the expen
se,, of vo rI otertainments, given by
shoddy in wee to shoddy out of
1)( ‘s r
A Stern Teacher
spoil p, ceiscly the wore i-stre- that
the liberties and prosperity of the
pi ',We of the South depend. ileilend
al-o the liberties and pecuniary in
ti rest- of the 11[1 4 1i. I"nion This
fact only beginninu to ht 1 . ..111 . \ , I,
by radical men ‘il ti.e
couriti3, when the breath iit die
fierce totnailo of financial r trio is
upon them The results of the l''g
nation of fanatics arid fool~ during
the last eight years are better under
stood and aprreciated by those who
suffer by them than the principles
which led to thew. The eyk of all
are turning in die light direction,--
and all arc disposed to make the only
parts which has had power to do
either good or t vil, responsible
the e vils which art already upon us,
and Go (hose which Threaten as in
ti:e near rotate As I,lNeor.sr once_
Varitly said. th!.y. %Intuit escape
the recur of the Mongrels
enough to ilaninil;ny party, as soon
as the scril9 tire f u ly yernoved — trona
the cycN of those who have foolishly
sustained thew. The terrible condi
tion in which we now are, and the
still a orse one into whit:l'4e seem to
be going, will do more to recall the
people to their senses than all that,
has been or can be said on the nub
jeut The businiou linen Me having
a serene lesson from a stern teacher,
Lilt a is.one not likely to be $Ollll
gotleu.
Iltuti.att .us been challenged
by a Radical member of the Virginia
State Convention, named Colonel
Whyte The challenge deinanda top
aration I. the mitering of WHIM
out of llrri.P3t's department during
the tsar. AM the Ileneral in the chal
lenged pitrty he will h ave the ohuire
weapon:, and ground, and wtjt most
likely ehoose4 e_poone,. and the affair
to take _place in a '.`,bottle titthtly
corked."
-- Now liampithire will hold the
first election or this year ; and there
j 8 now, every prospect or a Democrat-
IC OIUCCOCS
. .
Our only Remedy,
Avery. day is flatted over the wires
&dui Washington some fresh mum.
ges of the so-called Congress.. Their
open, flagrant violation, of the Consti
tution to subservc mere party inter
ests; the disgraceful and oppressive
laws, which in some sections of the
country they arbitritrily enforce at the
point of the bayonet ; theiViifforts tg
divert the whole machinery of gov
ernment from its legitimate purpose
and concentrate all power in their own
hands; th - Cir infamous negro legisla
tion, designed to degrade the white
race to it social and political level with
tt , . horde of black semi -barbarians,
their abridgement of the appointing
power of the President, because he
attempted to thwart their traitor ous efforts to subvert the government,aml
their hundreds of other acts of trea
son, outrage and oppression which
form the black catalogue of their
crimes—all, these the people have
hitherto borne with a degree of pa
tience more remarkable than cone
tnendahle, offering no other resistance
their such as could be made through
the press and the ballot.
But now, what now t ' Another
flash over the wires and (you may
hear it without astonishment, but you
cannot hear it without alarm) We
learn that another '' Reconstruction
act, has, or is to be passed in defiance
and contempt of the Constitution,—
depriving the President of his power
uslicommander-in chief of dui - army,
forming one vast military district of
the ten excluded States, and confer
ing on Useless Slaughter GRANT, su
preme civil and military authority
met. thes:tine. The constitution ex
pr,.-sly declares that the President of
the I 'rliced Srates shall be I 'outman
(by- in-1 /kir./ of-the - army firvt fitiv;
and yet this act, already passed by
one house, takes the authority conf.r
re 1 by this office Ilion the President
and rests it in an infei Mr officer, --
making it unlawful for the President
to oppose any resistance to the en
filreement of its provisions under a
penalty' or thousand dollars lend
imprisonment not exceeding • trio
.y ears.
Thi, i% the bold plan adopted by
the :%longrel, to hurry up their ie
runqtrttetion'or the Southern
in order, to secure the election of
their Preideuttal candidate next fall.
But this move of the mongrel trai
tor+ to paralyze the executli, e artu
and force their negro policy down the
throats of the people at the point of
the bayonet. is not all, nor even the
worst they have attempted to do with
in the past two weeks. There is a
case now pending in the tiupreme
Court,,,,in which the question of the
most itutionalityof their whole scheme
of "reconstruction . ' will be up for
determination , and having ascertain
ed that a majority of the Court will
decide all their act, on tint subject to
be in flagrant violation of the (lon
titution they have made a mo,t do
tes mined elloit to roll through both
loore-, a law ronniting ho, th-irds of
'le Coati. iii,toatl u.Yt majority,
It •retofore to ietider , I. , •1^1011 on the
Having, thus fettered. the two co
ordinate branches of government, the
hatch of traitors calling thcmselvea
f,!origremq becomes omnipotent. The
character of the government being
thus changed, not virtually only. hut
substantially, if no nntieria/ rettndonee
ghtinhl he mode to their hAltrihttielts of
putetr, holding the reigns of govern—
ment in their own Owls, they may
drive the Pountry at their own option
either hastily or JohnZon like to the
devil.
Well, then, what ale ve -the 1,. °plc
going t0.44w4-^ Shall we wink at them!
open acts of treason as we have been
doing, and, shrugging our shoulders
cry, alas ! what next? or shall we
rather act for ns'' a WHIN Mid nohlr
part MEET REVQII,UTION BY 8EV61,1;
TioN,and swear once for all, as JAck
sot,/ swore."By the Eternal - we have
endured too long and *ill endure no
longer. IF Wl' WOULD SAVE
OUR GOVER4ENT WE MUST
PREPARE TO DO IT WITH
BALLS AND BAYONETA, AND
THE SOONER WE BEGIN cm:
BETTER.
" BFLLY" FOR TIII JACKINONIAN.
—The last number of the Pontiac
(Mich. }./acksonium, came to us en
larged to an eight column paper and
printed film, entirely new type. We
ar glad to , notice this evidence of
prosperity on the part of our Michi
gan coupon porary. If ariy p-per. de
eervem rt , it t does.
NOT MOCM,-A copy of the Balti•
more Post, a little eight by ten eon.
cern, published in Baltimore for the
benefit of "loll" thieves, niggemand
SALMON P. CHASM, has reached our
sanctum. It is very aortali any way
you take it.
Judge Vloodward'tSpdsch.
The speech.- of Hon. ° Githhhig W.
Wootmtah, , which we publish in
ro-days paper, io one of the ablest we
lrave'ever read, and we would advisir
all our readers to give it a careful
perusal, he great questions, uhieh
ars just now of such vital Interest to
the people of this country, are hon
died 'with the skill of a master, and
it will well repay any one to read
carefully ttnything about which Judge
Wonnwit,ap considered it worth his
while to think. lie is one of the
ablest of Pennsylvania - O . ' great law
yers, and is mufiestionably far rthead
of any one else now in thee Federal
House of Representative'. While
sonic growls were beard during and
after: tliC delivery of the speech, not
one of the curd he so ably castigates
dared make an.open attack upon him.
The batteries of thcsiimpadent and
shallow upstarts who represent the
Mongrels of New' England and the
West, were for once f rirly si'eneed,
and the littleness of.fanatieal section
allow stood confessed befiwe the array
of facts and figures, and the master
ly logic of n truly great lawyer. Those
whoge schemes of finance and recon
struction he pulled to pieces were.
writhing in his presence while hr
posed them, yet none of them dared
to attetnpt,anything like a ply.
They felt theurselves utterly routed,
and knew that the people would un
derstand and appreciate the position.
Last week, one of the writers of
the dirty little editorials of the View,
of this place, undertook to crittcize
this great speech, and even compared
Mr. WoonwAan with BINGHAM, a
HMI who gained notoriety by perse
cuting an innocent woman to death
before a Count which was itself`ol
- f ord' gigOritiFe - riiiterrratttrigrto try
civilians at all. The idea of getting
such a speech comprehended by the
little. mind', which corn the '• big
things" for the Press, about
attArpting to put the waters of l o ake
Erie into a gourd Thee Tway,
though minds, take in %hut
thgy can holm and %hen they obseri'e
how touch there is which tlreir little
ness cannot comprelieud, they crvout
" there has been a great rebellion.''
In order that our readers may see
themselves horw a ,great man, a
jurist and riate,tuan, deals with the
thieves and traitors who have held
possession of the machinery of this
Government until it is almost destroy
ed,we publksh to day the great speech
above alluded to. We ask all to read
it and judge between truth and Moll.
grelism
Dirty Work
We see by the Record that the
Mongrel Legislature of this State,—
spent the better part of four days the
second week of the session, upon a
dirtier piece of work than ever be
fouled the hands of night-soil or mew
yr mcavangers. They picked up STAN
ToN --nican\ miserable, dirty, con-'
tealtainle, ea4tlrdly, sneaking STAN-.
Tip.; add stinking from the
filth in which he I-t , bl ," long
wallowing, and rcto;cit,' nacre
offensite and disgte
duvitn of a gangrened Scuatc, which
had added the stench of their rotten,'
ne , , to h's own They picked up
this dirty and dimhota red renegade,
steeped to the 'Wry eye-brows in
.• high crimes and misdoneanors
veminitted against the people , this
black hearted tyrant and persecutor
of innocent men and women, this fhul
mouthed tool of Mongroli.m. `chit
perjured uQii ial, who m a jell ' WU t may
be cowardly Executive, after long for
hearance was, at length compelled to
eject front office: they took up the
case of this human abortion, and to
prove their " loyalty' . to a corrupt,
treasonable, and revolutionary party,
dishonwed themselves and degraded
they state by ratifying his re install
meet into a position which he had dis
graced by acts of cruelty, perfidy and
trtathery, which none but the most
cold blooded ruffian and godless ren
egade could be guilty of Aind this act
of' shameless political prostitution was
performed by Mongrelism, to the nog
legit of other business and at an ex
pense to the tax-payers of the state
of sonic twelve thmaaud dollars
Baugh ! the omee is rank-- •
linavois Eltop6 the nose et it th i s moon winks,
The bawdy wind, that kisses II it meets,
Is hushed within the silet Iff,ickb ‘if earth
And tetil nal hear it."
Wherever local election), are
held. throughout the entire North,—
the most amtonishing gains over those
()I' last year are recorded in favor of'
the Democracy. The people nre
roused to the dangers which threaten
them from the continued triumph
of mongrelise', and if we have a fair
election; the Northern Stateit alone
will give a majority of their electo•
ral votes for the Democratic candidate
for President this year.
THIINATNNID WAR IN RUROPyt v -
The political ['orison of the old
world is black with portents of the
most awful war which ever shook the
globd. All of the groat powers are
jealously watehling e ettch other, and in
all countries of Eirropo there are up
wards of seven millions' 61 men '
der arms. What it may all result in
none can toll. his to be hoped that
peaceable solutions of all difficulties
may be found, for the imagination
of man cannot even picture the hor
rors whiCh must ensue from a war of
tto magnitude of that' which is
threatened. Whether fie,acefully or
otherwise, it is evident to,all thinking
men who have watched European
affairs, that there is much dissatis
faction among
,the powerkin
regard to . the territory claimed arid
held ny each of thorn, and that there
will be no pprmanent settlement until
many radical changes are made in
the shape of the map c f Europe. The
political earthquake which sho6k the
thrones of the old ixorld during the
' career of the groat NAPOLEON, may
be outdoor. ;n the history of nor own
times;
: and. we shall anxiously 'itatels
the news from Europe until the storm
breaks or "blows oven':
liErriONd I. N NI NO. - -- The en
of the sectionalism which in
duced•the Middle States at' 1 the
w es t t o go to war nit!' thur
natural friLiol—the South --has miv•
er been ex, . f New England Is so
situated that sire must lice from the
produetidtni of u more favored clime.
to) her children have mostly been
brought up to believe that those pro
ductions must be had, at any cost of
all that is honorable and ttir among
ince, She grew immensely wealthy
during_ _ auti.auly _bt4cDinu
impatient now that her share or the
taxes are demanded from her Hut
there is a limit beyond which the
men of New England prejudices dare
not go, with all their cunning. Let
the people be once fully aroused to a
realization of the filet that their 'Host
precious institutions of govern ;
went are being overturned by .A..4e
knavish l'unkees; l and they will soon
be taught that " the brains of a Mx
dre of little service when ymt play with
the paw of a lion
General GitAttr stock has greatly
depreciated of late, and the Radicals
who got him.liko the man who bought
the elephant, would be glad to get
rid of him. Mr. WASIIIII7aNF. of Hi
nes, a tut:tuber of the Federal Ibm,e
'Of 'Representatives, has been the
keeper of the (leteral e%or since ht ,
first appeared in public. RAcently,
when the Vote was taken in Congress
on the new ‘• reconstruction" bill,
Washburn sat in his, seat and rcruied
to vote. This w considered by the
Radicals as an iOndlible indication
that ()rant is opposed to the revolu
tionary schemes of (congress, and he
has Wen greatly in their estimation
since that tune. There is little doubt
that they will get rid of him a, -oori
UN thee cart.
JtvIIN P. llALE,gthe3 a finrou, lead
er in the Mongrel !evolution, his ten
dered his resignation—we suppome
by request' of the President—as Min
ister at the Court of Madrid A new
appointment will be made shortly.--
As Mr. is is favor of ainalga
!nation ar mongrelisin, he, awl all
who believe with him, ought to lII'
kept always in a Country like Sprain---
highly favored of Iletti,tm nod curbed
by mongrelism until waree
thy a place on the map of Enrol,
RIMITLY NAM —tinny' rw liar
named Useless tilaughter Grant the
"national cigar." At one timo that
name was quite y1.1.01,6+10. 1t
pebent it i ourrTlifitce, as this pi t
mongrelism in twenty hours, out of
twenty fonr too drunk to stoolo• Ile
has thrown away the — weed and
guile in Oil rot-gut and red eye.
47(irreN r med4,444 nt. Washington
state that th , t.e.treely mday, that
he is not d out of the gutter in
a beastly •mte of intorication A
splendid candidate for the-" God and
morality party."
PazTrl thane.— Of the three prim.,
cipal witnesses had tn'testify in the
817117ERT--YA•ITERHUS election case,
one of them, a dozen of men fr
this pluee will swes r they would not
believe on his oath under any
eirounnitances,anuther was kept out
of the-Western Penitentiary fbr for
ger), by his father swearing. 'that he
was crazy, and the other was SAVO I
imprisonment for embezzling nioitiy
belonging to the Ptiousylvlitlia H. R.
Company, by u Democrat paying up
his defalcations, and trusting him for
the 'amount.
—There is not a leading piper
in Penusylvsuitt that supports the
claims of OURTLN fur the Vine Pres.
itifney
Naysa Paoutsisp.—lt is a favorite
saying of the 'Radicals that the faith
of the Government is pleged to the
redemption of the bonds of-the Uni
ted States with gold. • Now; we have
never attempted to keep posted on
the question ; but we have examined,
it to ' aim) extent, and ohallenge any
ono who holds the opinion • tkat the
United• States ever held out any such
idea, to produce a Single line. to that
effect from any one who spoke by au
thority of the Government. The
(act is, nothing of the ,kind was ever
intimated by any one of competent
authority, and such an idea is only
advocated by those who either hold
bonds or 6onteinplate buying some
Poor men, who are uteble to bit)
k hem, will adhere' to the 'party which
is in favor of paying them in the
sonic currency which lie receive: for
his hard labor. •
NEED NO artigit. —Of all the -ma
chines ever invented by the MA priest
OF hell, for the propagation of un
aaritablemess, ungodliness, treason,
theft,' rapine. murder, cruelty, dis
sehsion, demoralization, and all itch
kindred vices that, degrade and damn
alike governments, anti individuals,
the thriceacetersettelau calling itself
Congress, over which WADE presides
in one house and CotsAx in the
other, *is the master-piece Of his hen
di-work. Hell needs no other agent}
on earth.
MAY HAVY. A
_CITANCE.-If Joit!S
lIICKMAN 81100h1 s ucceed
i In getting
through thy Peimsylvinia Leginla
Lure, his proposed amendment to the
•
State Constitution, (Air people will
have an opportunity of voting on the
question of negro suffrage. For the
sake of compelling weak-kneed Mon
&lg .- ft) 'OM** iTi ell'Tr." — vie as
wish he may succeed.
--The cars for contentions which
we publish at the head of our Mitt)
rial column", show that the Detnoe
racy calculate upon doing some work
this year. Lot um he at it early, and
work with might and main until the
last moment, for we have neyer labor
cd io achieve success .when it wit
mere important to the country than
I=
-- We see a daily exemplification
of the truth of the adage, "the devil
is gond to his own," in the " aid and
comfort" he extends ti.) his pets, the
Mongrel trait( rs 'bout Washington
Finn wines. fancy women, and seem
ing success, is meted out to them - try
"old duty," who has a claim upon
their souls that Ilea% eti itself tICC(I not
A people who have borne as long
and palimitly the oppression and ex.
actions of usurped authority as the
people of this Republic have, nust
ior should, at leust) become in the
regular order of transmigration of
soul., beast- of burden to "fetch and
early" for their le.et enduring and
mon spirited tutee-sure'.
CUAN(IFI) ITH
(hr .fiortle r, formerly. published
ut. Niles, Michigan, is now iPsued at
Loui:.%itle, Kentucky While itr
base of operations has been chatigetli4
its pi ineiples are the paino—pur•
Pentoertitie. There iti no milk and
irate) about. the Sf Illilift on 1/hr BM.
N 1 ) 11F.4, - f fur staunch Dentin
craw; It tend. Pr E. L ACKER ot
Nurritnown, Pu , hnd (+leased him pa
tier, the Re f it's!,,. in an entire lICIA
Nult,utl a iti IRAV une of neatust
well a. one or the ablest, and lan ge,,t
Cr.tint in the `tate The Rovixter
1. nne td 'he --ttutty,emt ',tate-tight,
paper. to the Nurth.•
-- Otte of thy platikei of tle Dew
oetatic platform three—fitiartet, of a
century ago pledged u to the securing
or 'equal and exact justice to all limn,
of whatuvor slab or perluumion," and
ttiu regard that as good Itemocraey
at the premmt time.
—Sutra', MicAtix, had b.t:el%
reached the head-quartero - of his Sat
rapy when he isthued an order 4111141)0W
the ()OM nor and Treasurer of
U orgia, substituting a Brevet Brig
adter Genaral and it Brevet; Caprair
iu their plao:o. Tito offoltoe
refusal to puy•the Itrr dieut of the
roombort, of the negro State Conven
(LOU out of rho tondo otherwim.
pledged. Its 31v.thit dot, r wish LI)
explode prematurely, wo advise him
to keep hisimlfeurged u little tighter •
GRoituk Tttais„, who im
after notoriety, has niattattod to get
himself arrested by the British. We
trust they will lipid au to hiui, or gag
him if 64 allow him to return tour
shores,
--Tile AOC Railroad bill will pass
thts . Legialattira by a
majority of tbs.) fourtlo.