Bellefonte Democratic Welchem
By P. (iiCAY MEEK
.1,,E Nt Ft AHS.CIATK EDITOR
' Ink Slings
—To be r e membered—get in debt
—The latest,thing in women's hats
—their heads.
luny Bt i,t, in 'the eltina shop,"
N il! new war that is to agitate Eut.
roue.
_Philadelph it,l talks 'of a reform par
I) —and Lit i i all their will 'ever be of
are very soldier
; --they charge by the col-
\ rat in et. iinncrs arc the last lash.
eaiahle i l,rt. IVe',l prefer roast chick-
- 1Z3,11(111 , 111 m this Senatorial thx
,et aar• taken to the Woons, IL will
t:o there too
-It ea , II t S ul leu age alien Ile.
id the dtealing age
ei. I; viii . .:ll,l-111 einitroldi t.
II ui iu r 6144111 Witshin4on," in
it• 111,1 , 1 r t l,rnl p o lit
1 , , ;11 tie 1.0, - re
„ „, , Thai -; little
r I)if f:fo. saya die will
fluff efilfiferlicaf, "tit for lat."
„f !dik' . be excused wlipti 4lte pass.
ii rofik.
—; I ti l f Clilfle9o are fast getting to be
bafifffalf.. Some ot the best 'ittrglars
of Franenico are imported
- vwf , loff a. 1. ,
%%1: li it grand Armco
.•nt mit tiia hip the King,
lint :1, 1,••,
Inn
I 11. 11't amouut ton thing
Pros-oa im lofted fir Illff excel
imtloy of It.; beer, 14 1,8 PlippoYeti
, I ' 1 . 111 1.0 So went that way to try a
I . , ,fitiral one, Ile got it nnym ay.
\trout the dirtiemt "dicky" that
.111% 1111 V es er seen, IN the one the Lan
•l•ter Rad. want to put in the' next
iI , r ••••
ralile dispatch Iron) l'lorence,
-! , ,1r. that an apprtipriation of 40,10)
Las been wade Great Heavensl
enough to edit 20,000 radical pa-
‘V"
Lougworth once bought
of the city or on-
ii of a bor-e
•s , tune heforo it Was worth
It 14 wiated our foreign mail merviee
alto,: the ,m , t 01 A friea 14 PllallifllCLOr
the number of
inulatoeq that are daily appear
tilt re %“. -houl.l judge it a as.
olw half the type setting
the Parts literary papers are (lone
In 111/111( 1 11 , and fully one ball of the
tip — 14 done by the same sex
In thii contor‘
\ Miss tisiim , of Indiana, who im
hers,llll4 pure as her name in
heater, lately cowholed a young man
thought otherwise. It was a snow
-tone for him.
_Tile I I tint:2 ngdon /?ep itiiliran sari
" might be expected the Itetnocrats
nominated a nine million ticket." Ile
hay his figure. to high. We only count
on nine hundred majority in the dis•
triet.
—lt wasn't the blowing, blathering,
-tae-at home loyalists, of this couirty
nho took "Louis and I" prisoners at
‘-:edan. It was the soldiers of King
W Ll.l AM. WsAlltie this for the bene
fit of the futiv i e historian.
—A cotemporary very ,Judy re
markir that every Democrat Ought to
tithe hut county paper. We know a
Radical in Bellefonte, who taken it eve
ry 111110 he can find the owner look leg
another way.
--Tyrone succeeded in getting pub
limited as a town of 1900 inhabitants
after haying the - ('ensue taker, count
the :urinals on the lintel I?egimterm for
the pawl two yearm, and add them to
the actual population. Sharp town
that. lfelly place.
One "Doctor" 111 RR IS, late Rail
cal candidate for Lieutenant Governor
of Virginia on the N4als ticket, was
lately arrested and con:711111rd to jail
f4,t obtaining money on false pretenses,
which is a barrassing oceurence for
poor lisants.
--The Radical organ of Clearfield,
the 161.0;1 . 1(1.'3 Journal, speaks of the
laboring men as "the lowest stratiun
ot our population." Ile will find it a
rather 'ugh "stratum" for him and his
pigdaila to get over on the (lay of the
election.
—Women seem to be conspicuous
mama in the Franco-Prmsinn war•
Tim two armies fought about Nancy
for almost a week, and now thep hare
67 f1 1 ntrilf
VOL. 15.
Radical "Unity."
It is cheering to !tole the fl i nty of
the Radical party of Pennsylvania.—
Philadelphia Press.
We should think so ! Cheering in
deed I Cheering to the lovers of good
Government and to tho friends of the
toiling, taxed white men I Cheeriug
to everybody but Radicals, niggers and
pig tails I
But we h don't see why the Press
should be so ironical in its remarks.
Because its party in almost every con!)
ty is the State in which it has a ma
jority, fighting like Killkenny cats,
is h'o reason why FORNEY RllOlllll he
gin making fun of it. Ile's the bast
111/111 who should "go back ofi" Ifit.li
ealibin in that way.
.1 cursory glance at the "mall/111On"
MI I give our readers a flinch better
idea of the bitterness of the P.m.( is hen
it talks of the "unity of the Radical
party of Pennsylvania," than anything
else. In the 29th Senatorial district,
composed of the eountles of Erie and
Crawford, that gine a combined Radi
cal majority of over four thousand, so
great is the "unity" that it lakes two
radical candidates for State Senate to
accommodate the party, and in the
same judicial district two radical can
didates for President 'lodge are on the
t rack. Through the peculiar kind . of
"unity . ' that controls radicalism up
there, there is scarcely a doubt, but the
Democracy will gain both a Senator
. and bridge in diet corner of the State.
In the 20th congressional district, the
"unity - of radicalism is about the Halite
as it is in the 29th senatorial district,
only, that the large portion of the par
ty disaffected, in place of running :in
independent candidate for Congress,. ,
Have united with the Democracy toile
feat tv, the office holders can
ii date. Here the Democrats will ;'sin
a Congressman. In kllegan) 1 .nintj !
the "unity" is fearful. Radical papers
are denouncing each other in the bit
terest style—radical poktieians a:e
cursing each other in the mo.t. appriiw
ed manner—"rings" are denouncing
"rings," and one portion of the party
headed by the Cum Inri rral have Car , d
ui nomination a lull county tichet Irma
representatives down; in opposition to
the regular radical minim. here
the "unity" of radicalism proini-es a
Democratic gain of six inemheis of the
Legislature and the entire county I ick•
et. In the 4th eongressional district
this radical "unit)" agais appear
with two radical eainlidatus in the field
for Congress—Ks.i.l.l and Toon:A , .
each bitterly fighting the other', mak
ing the (-bailees ten to one in lan or of
a I /cm ocrat.
Ern
In "'toga, Bradlord, Lancaster and
other radicals strong bold+ the same
kind of ••onlty" fijpear4 - . Wiangling,
fighting, open deoliption and bolting
or independent tickets, seem to be the
order of the day.
Here in our, OWII Ist!' congre.,ional
district, one can :,earcrly lied ten rail
icals who thitik, act or speak alike. It
I, safe to say that one tenth or the par
tai will vote directly inyaitist the radi
cal candidate tot and that
another tenth will scratell name oir
their tickets without vorint , his op
lorent. In this •- , •enatortal ritrict,the
same state of affairs extit.
(crest per-cii,tl Mid 1,41110C111
jealousies 1 . 011ir01111 . ! It !argil , portion or
the radical party, lhich !mist event
nally re,nit 111 011,Villtlidt . ie
the Itettiociaiir citti,h,:atem It 1.-W1 t
it y I:sai Ivo.-- would he'l'ms,
rarer lii to ti la 11g:1111 . -I Trennirer last [N.
111.8.61 and twiddled - q uibbling. and
ipiarrelingd enouncing and damning -
brawling:lnd blackginuiling each other
like the of a lilt market.
This I. ii.. “iiiiity of the Radical
pant of Peen- , "Unity, - in
deo!! Ills, ! Uh, rutty I
1/11, Radical 11/111111/Ily !
—The Inilmg workingrfien Of thin
cvmnit• shoidd riot forget that the ex
penve of Grt%Nr's Adottrontration in
S . '-Itt 00 per head per 1111/11/1». The unit
per head of the Government under the
Ins( Dernoeratir ArlnotiNtintion Wilt{
hint Al - 01 per held pur :1111111111 \V 11.
\Vrr.so♦ support:. the Item&heart
,1(Int mtrai ion.
—Do von want a rontinnation of
"hard tir»rs"—eooliv irnportation--
tnifrule-- thievery and lN rollg-1101e for
"STATE RIGHTS AND FEDERAL UNION."
lIELLEI4'ONTE, l'A., FRI DAY', SE M'. 9, 1870
• ,
ItEitl), WORKINGMEN, live at less than half the cost of lotiep-
ItEADI ••••0e' any other laborer. lie hoar heir
all the 10'01510 y neaten/.v of flint rhea),
labor it hirh iv I. sapplanl li. high
prieed labor hilliertoliirnished in this
man!, . ('tan any inan doubt the ie
salt ! If the Chinese workman cornea,
the TllO 1,01,1,111 1 I/1Y 111 N be. he Faii•
hee, lintel. or Irish, WIII, lIIIE
lib 11 If E tiffiire the tilt v cent matiovith
Ihi" fellow lace and busy fingers. In
//stir err shall ullimrtlrly gel to the ros-
How Radicalism Proposes to Cheap- 1, I I I . II
4, ,/ y COMilf I WU lei. IP
en Things : Nor Kngland, and the intro.
' dm the work/swami from ('l o ne
Time and again hate we called the
dyrire the Pneilisli An larturer
attention of the work inguieti to the' area cal„lnev(„f
tearful Meets upon their wages, ttni elnrh h , woe 41,.v mill- his Antcriran
radical policy of 'inputting pig tailed eon/pa/tor.
rat eaters traml 'hina \Vt.' tteaking of it as the coming,
,
rill /in/ Who/ ran tee do
the outia4eotis attempt. tii re Ilice the t„ N()Til
price ot labor to 30 cent( per 413 V, In in' Nin,nt‘/; !nil Vial
nler that ~halal titter- and II iixi ii it rii r rr I rll jor
ers in wealth and luxury, hod 1-0 1•11,(' 11W11% the only
„- ilii, lion ufClii
lie bale Hai liter taxed 0% el ‘lorhe , l 13 inducement lor the nitro
khor. likely that they
borer, die 4 lit dr titution and want. will do thlu, and the\ intr.( therefore
\\'c have done this because Its a public b•• veil iwrieilltii - re and the great
puirnalist, it is nor ditty to --lie o''iil':e'lpwil fields of the W t and
roach e he I{1wlul;
linar tho (apitall i ts4 , t
1 " 1 1 " g ,
ernes amt towns o tom 'neap ors
the I:ountr) hacked by the legislation i „. ! competitor. As we have Raid,
of the party 111 power, have organised Inselle legislation even if it cool,' be
thin sytein- -a more ontrag,i 011 , , ilelll- seetireil, an it cannot.be, will not avail
I'h, and debaileried one than was e‘er i” keel stew vita,. in”"
'gr""'"
out. ft is contrary to the spirit of our
before coat:eked of--to carry into el . -. i people, and of our government to leg
feet a long desired object of bull ling islate for the exclusion of any elms. of
tip in Ills cotintr), a moneyed aristoc- m en, especially the poor din indhs
ipolicys nn nc,an ev
re er he
racy, as 11011 curses die GoNern
nn
mem.: of the t Pld World 'l'll., can On f o r vokiyyji hors to prfr,,,l the I'hrnevr
Iv be done by trampling down labor - triborlo . fl - 11111 coming hrre to seek em
Inlior ran roily be trampled down liy i doirtnent, than there is (or le g islating
cheapening it -and It 04 f 0 cheapen 11 , 1 1 " bid
!'" m i l
fur Nip 'f r (t/ 1 " "Of the h :‘ l7 '
urar nn
nn
that the part) that trjing to build i N. : ‘ ,..lnbn I+ rMnnig. canning to work
1 h s
up a bonded aristocrat)—the Itailical send to stay, and we can only lel him
party—is now bringing in its alit p loads i come, and make the best of it titter he
or coolie.', and like a pestilence, scat in he re .
feting drein all o‘er the country. Pet
ty lob ucl aria of that piyity may deny
that Pilch is the object Ardour lenders:
county conventions pretend to color
m e r their by wordy resole
lion., but the liter, that Nay are bring,
Inn them in by ship load,-that floor
Con!zre-1 hag not only refused to -top
the importation of them, but chartered
,•ontiatai,s to C 00: 11110.
Wart , them in the face and
th e y c ann ot dilly It. Some of them do
not pretend to dray it they endoriw
and encourage it -glory in it and pro
chum it a great work.
The following from the N. Y Na
tgthiror, one or the leading
ii: d,cal paper; of this country we
commend to the curepul perti,al of eve
ry labornig man in the land. It shows
what that party wants -what it IH It
mg, what it sours and if succes-ful
what It will itecompli-li. Head IL care
mile, working men
IS
Ilnavilge it, Or dread It, or omollbe It,
as you may 'lido) 14 eMlllllg, and Coln
iii to .111 N. \Ve See the glances
of his almond eves and the glistenitig
of his pig tail, and hear the sound of
his chop stieks. The injection of a
new element into our industrial life by
the immigration and labor of the I 'hi
nest, iR MI event as certain as that la
'bar will be wanted and that capital
will !sty for it. Iteiiitrictive legislation
will not keep the Chinamen out of the
ciiiiiitry, nor will personal persecution
drive but. out, when once he is here.
\Ve are not now going to discuss the
illeSe Itllmittration in die light of its
probable social effects, or in 101) 01 104
kl,lol - 111 aspects, but rather /1/1 a NCt a
non evadable I nt l, and the
probable iiiiliisnee it is to have on the
labor and the product ice piiiii.trj and
I 1111/411e5 4 of thi. country NVlint will
result Irma Chinese inimigrat ion
Is.lll LOSI turottrcsr. rut:
ell EA PENINtI OE LAlilllt, next,
Its an inevitable consequence,the cheap
',mule a all mantilitettireil products nil
1110 cheap labor IS cmploled,
(lie drininy out ty'surh employ
',witty those classes of native and for
iign-borntroil,imprien teho trill not la
bor out liar wages. These results arc
alone important unough to invest this
subject with ion overshadowing inter
est, and to le:01 to serious reflections
114 to Wiln,t, will come next.
We assume that the Chinese will
1 . 01111 . 1114'11 1 1Sn 111'1 . Wilhite; to conie,
and capital will call them becaii-e it
will find its profits 11l bringing them
here. The experiment of Mr. Sanip
soli in introducing, right among the
shoemakers of Massachusetts,
the Chinese, nail In demonstrating
that they eta and will make good
shoes, settles two or three thing,s It
proves, what we knew before, that the
Chinaman is apt to learn any trade
that requires skill in handiwork, and
eau adapt himself to ally sort of in
dustry he desires. It proves that lie is
docile initeuiper and makes a willuw,
workman, patient la his toil, wad east
iv vont] °llea —#ll iirtit class elements
in a laboring - man wrio is reipiireil to
do only mechanical work.
the Chinese laborer will work for mind)
less A1111.61'1111, the
Radicalism and its Coolies 4.
IT OPPOSES PREVENTING COOLIE
IMPORTATION !
WIIITE NIEN N + !/;O TAKE LEss
WA(.Es ()It (;1;;I',e) !
rirrv'eEvN 01; 1 NoTIIING To
---The incongruities of the Ell a •
are a l dlt illsn-trate , l in
Lb. folhol ng !me". The iiiiinen4e
number of words in rt 01 the game pro
nunciation, lint of Ilillerent meaning
and ortlo,grapli, make it 111111(p:I 11,
oinprelicrotihle to foreigner-, and e•—
peciall to Frenchmen, nho get inex
tricahly conlio-ed and often make the
most laughable blunder.. 11'e defy a
foreigner to underaand the lollot%rug
ENta.tqii \t.i• t 4.1:
tit r kll. 111141 , ltiVrnem. lirne rata•. rill
%th Ihroligh 111. hob. ss ph ~ . 11g.
110 ir iti Isright MO 1,1 It
slll‘ bt. wr.mg
Ile. r a pler to man—
%lel
111 1 1 It..111111•II all• will Mahe.. all
1. cc. II I, ccllll r
=
A i1..11101 111111 loottt te•fere tt
11 tined n !It the rein It all
e.krtltly temeint r.•ign a er It
.lyt r i 1 1 ... Ayr WI. then dies
I" .1 , .. Irving,
1 11 , 11 1.p... Iol+l~rnß heel,
Ile 1111.1, MI More Of I lyeing
I I+ In. to. I tint 111• I meet wir meat,
mi...(orlaoe•., ,
The lair gimuld lare on hove alone,
1.1 se olle • Annul 1.43 atm
1,1% normitiole. fake ,
of (milt. n maid I• made ,
Iler %Rod IV but It liiirrom %ante—
'll.lo4ll Pitay'd rbo• in not
The swing ,pring4 forth in iipriniVit and
Om",
4hetirt forwmol ”111. fuel all,
llekogli -loonier 1,01. the flower+, It leave,
heleur., •
to fall in rail
In :mother place in 10 riper
e ',how our reader., that under Itepub-
Lean rule it enstm I'd to eolleet
2 - 1 ot government .lifints.
Il gll re 4 only mhow portant of the rev
enue collected, being just what a poor
roan part on the bare necessities of lite.
Geddes the tax on the necessaries of
living, there is it tariff, stamp and lax
on nearly ever . ) thing consumed, which
null amonnt lo twice the amount Of
per Ileall,NO that a correct state
ment or the co , t of collecting 'AI .11-1, nc
cording to the assertion of Republican
riea simpers and psl'Ucutns, WOlllll he
, :38.50 per bead. The half 1.1 not
knoan of the immense thieving that
has been perpetrated by this Filch [nor
al torte and "great 'floral idea party "
Honest Republican voters, when trill
Iroll get your errs open to your own in
lerests?
lahoring men of Oily Colin
, as well mt other comities of the
commonwealth, are rapidly joining the
Democratic party. They have, liad
enough of Aigger ride, and now go in
for white men to govurn the country.
laborint: man should re•
member that under the present Remit)
beau Administration, it rostra 5'38.50 to
collect ` ,, 1.61 government tax. Wm. P.
Wrtt.:,ov supports the Iteputhhenu Ad
mimstratton.
-kilt 101 SitEitwooD
/10mat
Cost of Collecting $1.64
tho «•bile
~NYP
Who Suffer ?
Down, down, down!
Lower, lower, lower!
Less, less, less I
And so it goes— the price or w
In 1866 a bushel of wheat was s
52.77 ; in 1867 it wait worth
IStiS it was worth $2.0/i; in 18
was worth 1' 4 1.37 ; now se is •
51.2.5.
Down, down, down, goes the wl
Up, up, up, keep the taxes I
In 1ST() the Farmer pays pre.
the same, 'Revenue tax, locum,
Stamp tax, 'liana and tithe
that he did tit 181.1 ii. While his
keep up, Isis wheat and other pro
hose gone down, note it
[nor,. than double the amount ol
pal his taxes that a slid in Do'
, And Just so it is with the lab
Mall
lIN taXe4 are the carne they
lour
. .care a go
The price he gets for n days
but little over half what I t was,
consequently it taken two moral'
bur now to pay bin taxes when it
only one in ISeqi. And, it milie
succeeds in importing coolies atm
as it has succeeded during the
year, it will not be eighteen in,
mull thirty cents a day will h.
price of a day 9 work here, just a
tore in the shops and on the rail
where coolies are working.
Since radicalism has ff,ot its al
freed, and turned its attention
finances 01 the country, the ci
,t6wn of the prices of the prodni
the farm, and the wages of Wei
men el the Only thing it has tri
I( ha , n't reduced the ealary of
gic official-1.
It liasa't reduced the taxes a
(Tat!
It lt.n't dune a roloary ar
nteal, help the nigger, and make
tone. 4. ror the great toiling mas
the countrv.
A tote fur A It/IbTRO O, WOODS
or any other candidate 01111
teal tichet, im n tote in favor lit
tinno•tration that has brought
uch are-lilt.
, ,Whiph "Horn ?"
The Radical Republican paps
poit now asnerting that the expel
the general government ender t;
admmooration, during the Imo.
here , 1.1 . 4 per head fur every
tans nl the Vnited Stater.
Let 11,4 examine this operatic)n
see if it eontains /Inv truth.
A v011)111011 laboring wan,
tinnily consist.; of two adults an.
Minors, rays a tax to the genera
ernment, in the way of tariff
which rt levieaon the hare neve
of hie, in one year, the sum of:;
This tax alone would average .
per bead for each member of his
Now, it the assertiong .of the
luau papers are true, what has t
publican party ilono with the bi
•419 61 per bead, which thry ha
lected itl the people and not ace
tor? Ito they pretend to may
e(), l ty >ltl GI to collect, $1 64 ir<
laboring nom ut this country
they admit that, they have been
61 out of e%ery
hate been collecting? They mu
one, of the "horns ut the &shunt
we c tic not %%hich one In eitht
t either pro% CS than to be neon
or thieve -t, and totals inconipe
manage the airaii4 Or the gover
---Nome few weeks since, a
Brat it would not be more th
%itri before Chinese coolie
would be employed in this. pl
some of our Republican friend
our N% ite laboring population bi
eil to woi k ror cents per
starve. It seems our preilictio
be fulfilled much sooner than
ticiiiated. Some of our leadii
wealthy Republican families i
lead , : talking of forming an a
lion for the ',impose of securing
nunibei of Asiatic coolie slat
thee do not introductrirem befr
first of October newt, it will het
teal that it !night effect the el
limxt tall, I tit we tell yoll,lll.llUrl
and woweu of Bellefonte, that
yomare attore or it, your places
filled with the.o uuported p
! %%hat a Labor Proteetim
NO.