The Democratic Watchman.
BY P. OR&Y MEER
JOE •W. FUREY, ANIIOCI IT, EPFTOR
Terms, $2 per Arinum, in Advance
BELLEFONTE, PA
Friday Morning, Sept. 16,1870
WHITE-MAN'S TICKET
F(ut Ct)NUlt - ,
HENRY SHERWOOI), ut Tto,A
rrnt 4!ow~tvn~
R. B. Prl'ltl ..r 111 \ riv;tv ri
DAVID M. (tt ANY VOIII), (.1 .1 u:stia
lILY,
P. GRAy -11.:EK. or Li o\l ,
d e , ,, Pull. IN II NE I L,
JOHN G, SA N K Ey, or liurm
Fifit.p•ltY 1%)IIMIlq..11)\
W►l. TO: IW II FI ELI), of Ik nit
run \I 101,11;
DR. J. 'Nf. BUSH, PtTroN
The Ticket Niggers will Vote
For o»orria—W ti 111 \1)-)T111 0: 1 ; ,
For war P 11
For A wo)))/),- )I 1 , 1 \ s:
For II \ I \ IN I
ForIII \ I \V I *\
For 11)11 \ '11111‘11,4;1\
The Situation Throughout the State
The indication , . : kw th:it the „11i
test. In ti IS SUlte is Ili 11•1“ . 11111011 IV ,I,
in 11(11.1111g the I.lii Ica! rt.rl 01 Ow
Slat Government for ....,,me Ilene; nn , l
thro agli the Start Leo:l.4;llmi , , 16e efitii
ori,y.atis acloio%l hid je this --and
tall looilly for omr nice to art ItA lead
er of the ltiulical forces in the I k endillg
, contlict of parties. They sitoot that
..d their vlrt‘, ni thi••
Statv, hr.dcen lip. that the party
too no reo+port.:lde leader, and thal,
CO% !lie htl
has I,erome 11,1111 e'er
the to,Nt inthient,al I{wheal
tinder tile ettpil.lli 1/7 .• '‘l ' ailit'd rt.l et
deplore the di4orgaiiiied cowl unn
or th e nphalan ," awl (-all on
Lhe CIIIOII League to rush two the
breneh
Now, When •111 . 11 II el,/1rev..1.,11114 thig
comes from the'Eadic.o orgamt, Whitt
mu-t be the nue o.ildittm, ut ittlair ,
in the !indica! ramp' That Juda.m.ct
and united action ou the rirt (,1 the
Democrat.% ma% .a‘e the Stute title
Full, there is It 1 , 111• I.r
donl,l
Thin rnnli•+..inn, I lierefore, shuml.l nri
Si an i I. ri 1.114,r0. un
out part on !lin Dcrnonr:i
ey ever % where - r that sir•
reap the advantage-. Which art' the lo
Ritnuate re.lllt or 111 1,11, a.h.aron
the enemy's demon' h Th.• P,ll
Alton, At present. li .11i* th.tt die% IC
tory will 1 , 1,•1,ne ‘,l
play. Ihr 11111.+! 11/1.
ical Party .la.ttr.2.lta t/ed, sir, 011111Ig
the slwwing of ft- , nun
Deinoentry 11.1‘e Idir tirld
theta liv re,etim
Nuur.l<<• hills
and rvilT,lje Ihr tilear,.•l,,isliqf other
from Radical einoluewt, ~
tertsmie the
this State, but ak• ,•t
igglaturp ,Atli IL I illi111, , Z1 . 111 • 1
from initto4Hble It I. I r I I I n;l,ii
itj(lging
to forego the oppurtuu,t% :um p
to um, would Lr sulculal m IliCt.\111•1111..
and. rnOremer, wwil,l
time. At Imx • 1-tif
ebanre to do onitort.t• t
bTrilklllg lip OW Oh,:a1,11 (*"nu
Pion now riding tit, t•olttor% to it. , li,
doing NVe Phrffild I n In reartt In ow
pritiriplem 11111 V% !Mt 4.1 , 11104. g(
of t h e diworgitnuatimi in Ow Il 1.1 al
Carlip l4 . The Vlellll,, i I,IIrM, I
ChOOtie to win it knt defeated ilit
lime, discomfiture n ;MN for it
long period thereafter
Let us not relax 4)111 e!Ttirl r. , 3% 111 g,
Ever) il ne carry the State, that will
not atfeet the tiohtirid
Gress. The troth w quur the revere
In pohtival as well us
titer ()nag int
the enemy's Inv tenths
most celebrated fields hitt, here aim
by the carry of a sinul, I ihatiiili, I u
polities It in II we carry
Shia State, other States all tallow -
and the result of this all he the over
throw of the Radical Pdi ty ni torigrepvii
--The New York Nun (rittlicait
layB Grant's administration must he
ineconstructiod ; t hut "die tgenciuw
the situation will r oan compel
Inowever unwillingly, to reconstruct
Lie political homeliold, and make it, up
stateemen of experience it ,repute,
lien ail! commend the confidence of
'Amon... It says hat is all im
portant, ever, when we have a t , l Hi
'man for a President, lout it instill more
important when w• have a man who
is in every way incompetent. and has
laot the tiloct remiote conception either
edam magnitiiiie of the corning snide
or the proprieties of his posititm.
Tut weallivr in cool nod 'delimit.
This is Where you See it
There has been in existence in this
country, for the past twentri'years, an
Order known as "The Patriotic• Order
of Sllll9 of America." -Thiring the kite
war, this Order greatly decreased ill
number—belt at the present time its
membership numbers over live hundred
thousand persons. According to the
Constitution of this Sodiety, "no one
shall be eligible for membership miles+
he be a white millet-born citizen o f
the United States."
Now, this is well ennwoli.
eiely ham a perfect right to eNcluile
toreiguiliorn citizen. Iron its rolls, it it
so pleases. liut here is the point
where We iliseover the hollowness of
all those pretensions made 1111 . Rail
ical leaders and organs with regard tlii
" the 11111veroll brotherhood of Mall. "
' l . l\e friends of the (hider r l lniin that it
in its nature --but that
Ni.A.iiaot so. The order of Sons of A awn
lea is intensely political, and is lion,
and ling been, used for poliii p1,P11 , 0
se'. And Its re\ ival now iv 111101M:1
ruore than the rein-citation nt the
Know Nothings, ' undernnoilier
1111.1 in the interest of
Ittit not ttll the Ihdir:ll
Part% reall‘ I , t`llo , C. t11:11 the 111...!/1`
"n MAO I,r4llllel,"a lit/ 11/111
11 ,, H? Me ImiLs the — Pair Hrflei
America ?" The Order
numbers two hundred an I sixty thrtte
and member -, in this State nt PenasNl-
Vlllllll--htit not one negro nllllll4g ()WM.
The Order clatms that the ne , ,zro is the
of t h e White, m e‘ery respect -
1.+04 . 1111i I tutu ..1., ~.. oonll4 e
born rumen, according to the Fifteenth
Aniendeient , —and vet, lor.tooth -- m
"F. OF MP 101012--h0 IS excluded
i ' rom the "Order of Patrimie Son.
We bappen to know, that duritez the
the Annual meeting or the Cirand
T odge of the order, held at
Pa . a few weeks siller, negroeu who
applied for adnii.ston to the two local
Lodges were refined, on the grutrol
that "The SOll4 Of Anwar,' 11111 tint
want ne , :roes among them!"
Let the colored popttla. loft cr Ihis
emint% bear thiQ in mind when they ro
to the polls on the I Ith of I h•ucber next.
Let them awake to * the important
troth that lia.lietth.tn IN not, by any
means, the friend 01 the ne;:r., The%
are LtQed nK Innis, when they can 1W
*Of 4.et them me,e that it 1.1 not KO in
t t ii in,,tanee.
The Maine Electisn
The election in Nitwit , for (lovernor,
1111.711herP ()I Congress and Legislature
took place on Monday The re.itlt.
ha'. been in favor of the Radicals, by a
greatly reduce,(l majority, howe%er.
I'm RII %M 's tilajoi-tty for (;overttur is not
liver six thousand. which is a tremen
Jens 1,111 01l since last Bear, 1;a ssr's
=I
11111 . 101 . 11 V V./1/41 4 .01111 1 111141 1•011111
1101, (he vote for 111 l k 11011 \ 11011 I'l/11',
11104•11 1111. 1 1 the same /14 1140% 11014 . 41 tor
DI all 111, Ile Democrats had over 17,-
400 avalost them at that Woe. I'1•-lt
nttl 1•4110101111•11111' 0011' .leered now
ht diet "hire 01 111. teeth, it, the gams
, hrtotighollt the State Are No great iII
ho or hi 11111104 t to anionnt to a
)4.1111"1•1 II I IC S ic(t)ry
ity of Bangor. for the flryt
11111 , In It+ hooory, g.lve4 a Detoeratn•
Ina pout %, and the town of Levi iston
:tl., eh !igen or front. On the whole,
the ontlo,,k I root :Nraune us prornimolg,
Mi., it OW Coll(Mlle LO du nv well KS
done 11114 tear, it will riot by
long till her gallant Denowrirev will he
MEE=
.111 int. nr),l the }'inc Tree tit it(
MEM
*lied Int 4)
=GO
Death of Hon. W. H. Miller
Ilum. %Vtt.ttse II MILLER, of liar
rishiirg, who, it will fit reinemliered,
4poi,e at, the Democratic Mass Sleeting
here iliiring court week, died at his
rirsidence Oita city on Monday eve
e • 4
14e wan in him usual health
on Saturday, and was in the city at.
tending to business, but on Sill - 111/1y wits
taken with congestive chill, and died
sin Monday evening.
We are grieved to Le thus compelled
to chronicle the decease of this most
estimable gentlemen and aide Demo
crat. lint sesterday, ns it were, lie
wits nt the prime of vigorous Manhood.
Now, he lies, cold and pultieless, be
neath the clouts that rattled upon his
coffin. Thus it is that in the midst of
life we are in death,
(len Mt Luta wag an able lawyer, a
conscientious man, and a great friend
of the poor. It is told of hen that his
house was always open to the needy,
and that Le gave with a liberal beryl.
Ile ryas ol•en head tea, generous, and
possessed of a high Renee or honor.
Gen. Affid.aa at one time represented
his district in Congress, and was con
sidered an able and vigorottn . legislator.
Ile died at the early age of 42, and hi
the midst tint busy and ti4e1111111 . 4.
he rest in peace.
if, with her DCMOCratIt
Concentrated dfort
AR the period is not far distant when
the election will decide upon the indi
vidual merit' if their future represent
atives, we aktuttot , too strongly urge
upon the Democracy of the count) and
Slate, it strict observance of two great
principle.. 'These are—coneentrated
cliort and unity of action. They are
the escaentuil elements or success in
any and e'en. InMertalcing. The came
of Democracy has t already lost. 'too
tuttelt he 11 neglect 94 these principle.
—and ill we would lie taught by the
past, it behooves 119 4o sink all person
al differences of opj 4 uion or bins, tilt
well its On side is , aii444 and extraneous
.lite4tionm in the pending contest to--;
tweet' Democratic principles mid ill ftl
llepublieanc-ni. ()tile liy•-4abserving
this VOIINe of eflinlit l et shall we be ably
to elicit tt triuml4l for the Democrat
ic Party of (he country Let us look
upon the ascendency it oar prinetplry
as the tati . nia Mule 01 all etlort Or essa.i,
In the pre,ent. catnpaign. Vie are
aware that there ate thip , e In, there
nlattts hiulye been)44 1111 , ), through milli%
ference or private ',reindict., Omni
aloof when the Party tive,tl their /1.4141
ante--au 111001"1111i1111.1%, Wllll 11111 . 11
0h4,11 Lt,' the 11:11,1liev porter,'
10 1 1 1e1•111, Not\ to all sorb, we \101:11
-1\ ( . 4.1111' fo Ole 11111i1, 1111 .
11111111 ton endorse are in danger of de
feat tllrungh tour negligence and list
imw, or aster, w the 111110
the alispicioil4 moment Ili nulled
etrort, add well-dititeAcd energy,. ire
11111 V accomplish much; ttithnnt them
t“et• n0r,1115 tvr \V/miti •ni
lii UMW., and energetic. "lie this
sign is e conquer
The Senatorial District
would renttlk4 our that tt
1111•% would re-rue the I)wtilrt In.lll tll4
Itti,llea! AVin. and C4Triiption
It 'ail! Lr Ilei•e%./Ir\ to 110 SOIll
hard aurl.. lint, through thni hard
wt,rlc, S,l l IIP RPfnlllpllal (air purrr.e
.tt the la.t eleenon lor our In , trtet,‘‘e
returned our I101111111•Cli by .otne thirty
rnhl vutem Hut ponre then. the smut
non lunr4 tnatet tally eltanaed The Fa
trench Amendment haP green 11,e huh
dred (.4)1g,re.1 voted to the Ittolical par
tv (or, at irasl, aI. preQame it milli
which wotil.l, of Cl,llrHf., !came 11. In the
tainoritv. The gawition arm In, flow
dlinll we wrest from the Radical , ' a
11. III," •1111 , 111• .110 1.11,
.111.1 .vronisthie. ism it rh ILr
I.f the peeple Let t. nave Stiprsvnt,d
(in
Such the recommendation d i our
sufficient number of white sitters to enii.liditte for f'origresii, from aft honest
this colored sole? Itetoilthenn of his own county. Down
Thee is where the %% or', trill hate to L eir r o up in Tiog'n, there tire loin
he &site And it 1111101 he done tit/1(1(1y dreds Ilf who feel Ille the
with energy and determinant'', NVI.I
,eorrespoielent of the tIl Thee
hchrte that, imt‘%llll.l 4l ,,,ling. die 1.1.1 cant all h../I , lnuw ui I'oritro•Qr
ore.' sole, %NV filar ref carry tier
tor.al In.trict and Olaf, If 1,1 1 f:ttf, it
will he through our /twit Qlll,llletle.S
Th.. time lor hard work has come -
therefore let UN fie etlll7ll lit the tinier
gene) liter' moment, intu, is pre
ihJr nhlurnrnt. nm ht nn nienns
:1110 m Ihr preinlsen lit 'is cop% Irian
theta in this re-p et ` 4 titing clown
and talking. will not hrini!sileee'in• We
11111Iit work. Work unilrJly ‘Vorl.
IVork energetivalli
NVork until the k lenory in iti—iired
Comforting. I
Kee..lotf• Ft it•tss. n poll. anti
good Radical tittrgrer 11/1,1
written a beautilul I?) tract, which lie
entitlem •'The eight of and winch
kte dt•rlareK i, intended hu "children 1111 1
young t erftono The following in an
extract from it .
..See the uui« Ithd ir, the red
lio•ur how It iderrtston tibrOtill• 0111 hlOl IL
turn. 141,1 1%.1.01 II Ir uloest 11l I Ito fir. It
little feet iin the !hi,thi find
di, or ft.( red hid Ili., nttittiln I n
g ul .he
-titbit, ven, Old Ililf.. t no.
lint, title 114, neither ohm, nor
I, t n t , tt -pent, Sheyn I lin,. Leon
thin red hot flairfur sear*
Welid night ton only witiniting Pbu r Lee'
t lon red Lot Hnnr hook it,,,, hurt)t and lileed
i nt giv it ;:!r f I ,, r g n i t . t: no for
lit the middle of the bail ins
there Inn hov Hi, eye, are like tan
I 'fittr n t g Twn long Ilion, 1,11110 out of
e rn lie 'peon ht. ruinit 11, and
lilnrlng fire roll% out lint thiti ti ' Inert in it
niinnil like it I "tile honing The ',hind to 1,1,11
big In the Meaillell V.• 1114 of that buy The hhiln
1.0111/114 /111 , 11.11,1•Iing In 11, !lend lln ninr
row in boiling In bin bone.. "
Dear, good lirother Frio/P.m ! can
the world ever thank you Hiillielentiv
I for this trnet? You rh.,lld be prevent
ed with a nevi , coat—of tar anti read,-
i ers, and a horse made of a rail. It
does you credit., Your picture of the
I condition of little children after (lentil
I is comforting to parents, and shows
deep thought and exquisite imagery on
yotat part. Yon deserve—to be hoot
ed. And we think you ought to go to
that hell which you seen) to have had
such a fair night of. Evidently, you
are a furnace is thought as well as in
MEM
Nur LEWII. TEN DER. —Tlie new five
hundred dollar 'eral tender notes, now
being printed' in the bureau of engrav
ing and printing at Wail l ingio n , are
thus ileecrilaid: 1) n the ivipei lef
hand corner is ilie representation of
justice, and nn tile lower right luitid
coiner an engraving represeriting.lohn
Q. Adams, one of the iletien.eil
deritr. lieu fire taunt •I uu lei iLr
act 1,1 m and i.slll
into nrui,un 111 II Idiort
A Compliment For Our Senators
From- the Williamsport Standard,
Win of the liveliest, ablest, and most
vigorous Democratii papers in the
Slate, we clip the following compli
mentary notice of our candidates for
GEM
Ai j. R Bruce Petrilten, of Hunting.
don eauniv, lifla been nominated Mr
the state Senate, in what is known as
"the double Distriet." Ills colleague
is Dr. Crawford of hinitita county,
most excellent and popular man. We
have It own Maj. Petriken for a num
ber of ytMrs, Ile is a lawyer of large
practice, a Democrat of Slate reputa
!ion, and one of the cleverest fellows
Dos side, or beyond, the . Itroad Tap
Railroad. We cannot doubt his elec
tion, and we therefOre salute him,
advance of the session, its the Senator
front Iluntingdon.
•
Thu cpitlion or the editor or the
stambird to l heopinionol'almo,teven'
man in the dottricl, dint there can be
un doolit about the election or Ishij.
Pt Ili" K /111/1 14. GIL% tt roan. II they
hail ir eityilidaten /Igll . lll`l them
the re. olt might be dolibtliih bat with
competitory like Wome, and XVit.sirv,
mother of whom can pill their part N
tole at home, and hate uo stiength
natty trim home, there (14,4 i Ite nn 1111111/1
, illlll/.% Vl' 11 the Deinocract hulddtheir
duty. Durrali l't t aitit.\ aid %%I
luau, It fait apportionment in I'7l,
and a Democratic D. S. Senator in
1873.
Republicans Out for Sherwood
Inilarntial 1 1111 . 111'9 , 1 of NI1111 4 ••
fil . llVl ' lOgn ,0111th wrltoH to the editor
t he Welh.boro Minor, at, 1414'11,1101V4
.1
not 10,1 In votir 11V1t i•avr, 1111 l Voll'l , lllllo
eller of S It, of I,nwretirpville, In 101101 Ilr
far ,, red nomitutlion f.( Henry 4ttrrwoud
fni oncn•+n 1,11 11114 10 10 01 my mind
/101 V 1 . 1111 /1 It , n 11 1 ,11,111, 1 / 1 11 I brhrvr
111r11 ` 4 llet 1,1 , 11.111 14 in ho.o••1 1111111, /111.11,/11111
mnkr• n. vii 111) /I I ontzt - ttto.ntott t, Alt, 1,,t riot
itrotltirt• F. n )(1•111101,111, or ntoiltv
ritttt t•Aitt.rlt•ltt•tt • ‘llll. 4110 )111“11/W11%.1laltor
I b, 1,11.111101 w tnlrn•rt. of th,,tt•Ptitto
I rnti.1, ,, nr , ...1 I hM I scull volt. Ittr hint In
pref,rt 1101 . 1 „ Ar 1110,114 I 1 , 111 . 14 . the lan,
14 ,lean.lid It. „11he Ring. awl the AN tltt ,t 1 vott
t 4 1111 4 Ito tried htt I , tthiltlt.ttnarhl l'oc At
1941„•,•II ttirtre I /hut hint etl ittitl 1
,11.• •I if Art, 1 , 4 w lot It It that the Mpg
IA 111 • It a u. t,ry oh, the "firdtett"
h , over the Pi 111“ , r111 , 1 TherPr,P, I
11.. p. Holt all Bolter% %rho by the tt nV. hold
the lllanta of leaver—all! Riffle' with the Dern
....rot.. In, leettliz bents ronn to repro
nuts ‘,l,‘,',` "qqn#2 ,, ith,er (ire tr,th thr
rm(firrT of the petple,” and No ilr~inn r,
tell 14,te it FNltr SlIrr.l‘11(111, in
preiVrVrlCC in thr "land grab, - tariir
eta•be importing, bid g1.•,4,1
A wa-ra.)N(;
False Prophets
The immidelianks and false prophets
the Itadiezil faction are mcdolonsk
at work re , alling their lousier proplie
cies regarding, tlir ble,,ings ahuh
ninst result !ruin a Clll.l.lllllallee al Rad
teal rule Let the voters beware of all
Hich. Their featm of legerdemain, in
the ally of reducing the National Debt,
showing the country promperoum be
yond itnag.ination, A:e , , are not
adapted to r‘uvlititi a searching acre
tiny by any ineatel. Their professions,
like their proimples, are based 111011
1111,.0100.1-9.1141 their prophetic jug
ifkr, has alwas hitherto been falsified
by events. Let every voter who wish
CM a reduction of the National Debt, it
decrease of Taxation, and II return 14,
the country's wmded provperity, turn
a deaf ear to these Itadieal noothsav
era. The time has arrived when windy
profeknions cannot save the nation
from imminent evils; evils which Had
IeaIINTII itself has el,ll4lllNSell,llllt whiclu
the LI met.lidescy of I)einocratie prom
plea alone can avert.
"Our Chinese Brothers."
The Mongzel parte is doing all it viii
to enemirage Chinese immigration
These lovely Npeel of the lanai
Gamily liave Just go,en the world coin
evidence of their peculiar idea of
things. '1 New York Day Book
says that the Catholic priests in China
have never been looked upon with any
sentiment but intense hatred by the
people, and it needed only a little ilk 01
on the part ul the pagan priests of
China to inflame the passiorw of the
pigtails, and start the atroeitiett Tierra),
trated. Buddhist priests told their
people that the I:at holm Sisters of Mer
cy, who made every effort to get at the
()tants of the natives, to sprinkle
holy water nisi') Orem, and ofrer nit
prnvers to save their swab), simply did
this as elap trap; that these Seders
and missiottaries stole the eiollren to
boil down for medicine.! They were
informed flint flodfrev's eordial.
!..s%'••• •••••11,.., • • • 1)r,14.•'.;,1,,,,
11111u11 ~1:1 , , s‘l I t•Li i Illy
markets of Tien•sin, were the products
of their bodies, &c., &c. Believing this.
the 'mows went into the butchery, de
mons and devils as they nre, with n
ferocity unparalleled. The details are
too dreadlnt to particularize ; sollice it
to say, neither age nor sex was spared;
the most fiendish - cruelties ever eon
veiled of were planned and carried out.
It is safe to assert, nothing out of Chi.
na, either pagan or Christian atrocities,
reed eijualed it. Xml thisis the nation
wbo l se see ii the Mongrel party is now
introducing into this country to fuse
with the white man pylitically, and de'
bench him socially! The progrnmine
is, niggers and Chinamen as coiniwti
tors with the white man socially, polit
rally, And commercially. White men,
shall these things be?
What a Democratic Mechanic said to
a Radical Blow-Hard.
The Itailieal candidate for ('ingress
in the Inaiittinpolin district in Indiana,
a prolessiocal politician and a man of
wealth, and one (if those fellows who,
although cmdive or nlcas, seem In be
endowed with a iliarrivea of aords,
having challenged the Democratic
nom i ne e, T,,„„ ( . 01TI - art I, aptacu-
Cal and mechanic, to disi tins
pollUcal ISSIIeri Willi )11111 lin the ((Win'',
received from C(i'FTFIIF 1.1 the following
stApvildo and modest reply •
me to it coolest of
lirnins and tongues, and yolirnell fi‘
times and places. That Is 1101 nor
prate either. I will not go into that
kind or light with yon. Yon li to en
joyed till the inl%atitages of wealth,
leisure and eilimittion, all I have
ed your life in training for politics. I
have passed my life in the pur.iiits nl
a mechanic. The people knew this
when I aas nominated. I (fill Inn 11.(1(
lhent lor the nomination ; was not et en
present when It tats made. I 'think
my position 114 a working rune, lung
Identified with the vieas, and hulk
, -yinpittliiiing in their rein-nimble de
wands, hail much loth; with iii [man
'mous nomination I think it wan not
evpected that I aould run from nit'
.0101, and hnsiuens Mimic and mount
the stump I think it Wan (1 1,1 ((% -
recto' that I would, if elected, make a
ps - ol practical working member, and
that any mechanical and edu
cation would prepare tie for legedaline
y,n the init-rest of labor and urin e 1)11.1
'less capital.
"I hope the era apolitical blather
skiting Is pasiong away' If I aihnire
your hiepubliettri Pre-Ideal for any
thing in his political carrer, it is MI
showing that it mail can lie a candi
date a , d hold an oflice without being
political haranguer. I shoal I not
wander if in a ll.e F(1111111,
with me am 1111 adversary, you could
make "the worse appeal' the boner
cause " /is Ili defending the v 11.1 1 .1411)
srnder in South Carolina In
will all and against the
great bo'l't of the llonwe, you held that
Loput's r' solution, declares, that per
~ .on unfit hi he a ntemher of the I louse,
might not to Inns. No doubt Soil cmuhJ
have vindicated that vole, and haue
defended the ra,cally hrol,cr in gio •
ernment furors with to eloquent
speech .tll I could do would be to
tole to turn the ea.cal out of rongre-s
"You can malce all the qpeeche , stuu
aunt whenever unit wherever toil
please I will arrange nn' own can
N,1,1 111 1111 . (iWn alit
Scene in a Salem (Mass.) Church
yard -Time, 1870.
SHAW 01 , Pl'lllr\N NSF Mil (WIC Or
-"HOW runny Ethiopian , ' lia , t
thou now ? I hope thee «ill wirk
them to tiny Fait 111,1 to unit of their
M ASsl( II eriFTTS INEVN I k %, It ItLII nl
! I tint a better Pnritini
(Ilan thee. The iitTro rani wale Iris
soil] flow Of Inoimel I I lin, e white
girls in my factory ttl Lowell Thee
get rerin4 a ilny, tin** hori girl. lam
flint respnnPrkete for thel..e "
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Surrender of N
The New l'ark
rml commenting tip,
I=l
"The Prince whom t
most fiery of the Piro'
elected to rule filer the
ly lost by the sword wl
loons the ballot Tho
or nearly twenty yen
ni . red 11 , 1 het arbiter id
It prisoner ot war. TI
MINI lIS 111 Frniice, like
of Home, has is reeki4
conflict with , the Jrsrcl
not the legions
bnl the Empire whicl
upheld. Ilidike his pt . ,
how° , er, the French r
the disaster of Ira+ sold
tt hie]] rang so dewolito
Imperial Chamber or
dint was V(11,111r1111y 11111
must shut Wlllll
111 the silence of 61
tho, awful words of
sio - y is told e
son.' Ill' has been
bnl•lnce :11111 111111111
The crnsh of till•
and irreversible eritif
peror lens fallen—clear!
undeniably—lTscanse
tall. And he deserved
men may now clear!'
Mr us an in, , c.n.fi 14
great event—beettrise t
peror. It is the systen
surrendered, not the
il e'er, is the tone ft
cluelid Men to do :not
filihe of 111111,
ter, w bleb bat e enable
Jeoti Bonaparte for net
ill a generation to fill
po.itlon In di
1111 imich skill an
much prudence and to
it varied capacity its w
Mime, In the annals
pine tiQ marked arid a
that ol alit 1n11•relgll
lory Inl4lotit
which eau be elelirl V I
i jolglnent ou ill Ills
ly 1111111.
Io 11111gilidlide 111 the
it the rely Most illust
riders of inankirol.
lineal blunders hate ti
than those 11l the first
tralitary tiosiulteloures
less titimerons, and II
tore to pronounce then
to the people than do
Frederick. • I'be :11111111
In power, liowo.er hilt
denounced, waS it Tens
Upon the prineipk,
Noon,' goerninent. tllta
which Ir . otii well selied
of England ot Carear
Homan state. 'l'bc 111
he has entered have II
in no such flat eontem
ni7ell modern standard
al right ris the tirine.
his now SileeeMsfol
Even in till
his reign which has nit
upon him the Itostiltt,y
It should he easy for
etolsiderate men, Ideal
a I•harneter 111 history,
In polities, to admit di
element 9111111'1011V 1111
It race and a dying nat
,least creditable to his gf
tu r n man that it was n
nor prnelical 1111 hit
The liberatran and r
Italy was his work. 'I
the Crittiean war, more
ext ransic eatihe, ;emit'
debt ed for her entaurip
overshadowing illlllllllll
SIMI Czarism under wli
of 1815 left her lilightei
mid which was made il
chilling than ever by 11
11 combined and ill en
at revolution in 184,
limits of the French
111 , 1118 development of
ity, in the main judi
and profitably directed,
by impartial history ve
credit of the imperial m
npusted, in the face of
the prejudices, of the
upon the authority of
laws "
J A L 111)1 . 1")fl 4 Tqc)l .
of Contr., ( 11l
OM 111011 e y Ifig Mil 111
rune WI , e. if young
ter and heir at Joh,
1..
Jill /11111/111CYL thOMI Irq
111101,1 111 Ike dill ion of 111
Ft hlite, the 7I t flay el' IN
n't Joel. A M , of hull day,
WI. pl 'then
I i.• deli:tried front (!ii
ileeedenee eAlato. .1011
.n..'it
Itl,Pl/8 A LS,—.
v‘in he [0,4.1.41 until
ititv lita
kiwiiing n rytittuirolit upon
1 1111 1111 I.llllll,lllllney of the
10 , 11 1.1 Ow l'eu , r,
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