The Beaver Argus., September 16, 1863, Image 2

BEAVER.A*Dt|(tCjrXJS ; | Another Raid; or Democratic! UNIONu.
~; j Disloyalty Clearly 1 Proved- ) Gov. Curtin, i
_ | We publish elsewhere an article ta- j Dngoished ;prate
Dl -L. iIMBRIE, Editor A jProprielor. \h' : RichmondEnquirer,
, which, \vc desire to call the .special at-! *v imuia|iuo umu
itenlton of our readers. 1-t is impor-|' n following !
j taut for various reasons; first, because; ‘“■ t Pittsburgh,
■it shows more clearly than we could ! Wednesday, .
| have ilone', the-importanCe of the com-! Catasaqua,
1 injg election and of the triumph of the j u rday. Sept. 19th
Union Ticket; It proves ' what we! At Norristown,
have heretofore asserted, that the reb-ij l Y' Monday, Sept
els are watching the result of this | A 1 Westehcst
election with 'intense iinxiety, their ednesdaj, So),t
sueecss depending more upon the ire-.| At Beater, Bei
suit as they say than battles.— j Sept. 25th. •
Ought-.not this consideration alone, he ; At W ashmgtor
Kutficieht-j to nerve- the arm-' and j Saturday.-,Sep
streiigtheirtho determination of loyal! • WilksKai:
men todvork as they, have never yet| Wednesday , ,I Sept
donei' ’ Heretofore yourfaUiersfbrolh-1 Gthei appoints
i ers, sons and friends have been fight*, asjspeedtly as
ing the battles, enduring .the hardship i r casonaßl<} ].e
l and dangers' abd winning the grati-
! tilde of-the count’rk ; tor their devotion i (koreinoi John,
i and patriotism. Now has come ylferj -GoveniorPterp
i time to wprktj* Surely you arc willing \ 'Dovernoif Bradf
;to divide the labor with those in - the! -;.J°hs BrtfUgh,
■ | fgdd,- and 1 help with t our might; to j
M -'Commissioner, - I j. , . ■' . Hon D. S. D
rrvii! n,'r/dii rv r ' , .. : win victories when opportunity offers. A 1 0- .
JOHJi R. BLIGIILUV Economy tn not hesitate | ;f- I
J J .'to labor as you hate never yet done 1 Gon: ; Lqgnn,o^lllinois;
TIIOSvDfcA I>lA, New •Br.g ; -|«n, ! , iiw the t ,^ ll of our { j cket Tho jj; Gen.'Bufier, ol Massachusetts;
■ -I SonthernS organs say ii is more in} .i; And many othor dislinguishecLgen-
K. roryLß.lva'.coou, . J nt q han [ )atllea . It will save i Demon,.-including many eloquent ,ad
v.f,e i 4mauv bat-les and-much bloodshed.f- | of; the Union cause in Penn-
. vouhesilate wben . y i lnay Uylvania, ;No possible efforts | will be
» '- ' IsaVe the fives of dear friends? -Wei tqsceure as full agd,through
" UWr, i »ow to every lovul man. every ■ if f the-mounts xssu^s
WILLIAM ORR, Beaver. • v .1 • . ,; now submilted'to the pdoplo ns the
1 . - : man who desires to see peace restored : IK,W BUU ‘‘V v t ' u >V i ... •
--- ■- . r , . 1,. i 1 brief period'now remaining!will al
■ and trehson crushed, evert' man who;, •* . .
, .1,. 3 ■ A t u ' low, and jt is enjoined upon ail mentis
.loves oni soldiers ana would sha:;o; ] ’ J ~ 1 '.u .
, . . , . - , . i hfHho Umou caiise to securei the, al
t their labor an 1 their reward, now is ; r .1 ' .. \ ir
. : r tendance ot tlien-fellow CU'ZCUS upon
your time to prove your devotion and ; r , , j . ■ :
; exhibit vour iLvo. Labor as you riey-, ho;Oc,amon. .■ •. !• r , .
I Bv order of Union State.:Central
er ve\ labored tor the, ot tho: r . ; j
• Union being assured that so by j Committee. ; ,
R AIIIiY • a ° ins yOU ar °- M re&t b:lttle i BSX-Thc fbllofing is abetter from
U.IDNI » • for your.eountry, j ev i. a Missionary of,the
I "ill tell powerfully fur its Weal oi M E ."church"to Bulgurial He is
■ ' : woe - Secondly, the VAove re-: b roiher to Xong, editor, or fbr
0F • - '' ft i-rcd to proves conclusiyeli-the dis-: I)lt r the Of
FRIENJDSIOF THE UNION I loyalty of the Democratic pavtj i this place. Whafa . contrast! lie is
WILL BE~U£LD at the .‘ Why-are the rebels so anxihus for; lruJ & j o i J man> ask f or it a
Am GROUNDS, IN BEAVER, J® 9 “f e ( f f - P; cn^ l >c| ar ty perusal ; ! -.
FRID Sept 9 oiu I<QS ' ! ".^f d i° I ‘ U - P re B n e tO . Sl - n f (! > ir j ; W hen ibo nows camo that--Lee had.
: : |army on -to pur soil again wj.tn nhe.| { nva d4di,Pcnnsylvania,' 1 really felt
Gov- CURTIN, of Penna, 1 .. .J almost certain prospectiof defeat and ! that like to bo in eominand
Gen. B. F. BUTLER, of Mass I overthrow ? 'Why.do th'ev regiird'-tho: oLa comphny marching to drive him
Hoa D L- DIOKINSON, of N- Y- J suceess 6 f the Demochitie as; out; I am greatly tejoiced at the
Goy- PIERPONT, of Va J- • •' J? w. news of llis defeat. Ido npt think
Gen i JNO- A LOGAN, of 111-, | more t,es,wbl -° f ,an Vf 100 ®- • K (that every act of the 'Administration
Hoh iW W. KETCHAM of Penn.'answer because they know they can . bec|) tera |iy ‘constitutional, but
Hon.j GEO- LANDON, of Penh- j re iy .upon that party as frie idly to j then I doubt wbetber I could I ave
and otlrtr dislihguisheil speakers will'them. Because there; 1s an umfer-1 done any better myselfand I .judge
, ' i . ° . r r i / . -. . >Mito be safest to suck to the.old -Hag.'
' bjrin jattendance. _; ; ; islanding and secret cousp.rrcy.be- Xarbri&may lie that carries, the,
iCoipe, Freemen of Western Per.n- tweeti the leaders of the Pempcralic banner, ft is extremely daUgo ams
sylvahia ' and hoar-a full and thor- , parly and tho traitofsb of tbo [South, .ground lolopposo the Administration,
ough discussion of the 'momentous is- Because they .know it 'the 'Democratic in such a lime as this. , L would Isay
■'' sues how submitted to Ilia people;. - party is'suceessful they. will 'so om : Ictus got out of the scrope first, then
~VC4 *•««.« b.rra.s tlio Aiiminisl'rdtVon'Uiat itwyi “Slny corn! J „p,
_ The township sending the ..largest be carry on the warand i t .; B glorious prlvilifge to help {her
; -aii-legation,.in proportion^ ■■ .to tho vole,! peace■ yrill be; restorcd_ by rceognition j, n her struggles, and it will lie a
will be presented a hoantifurflag— !of the'Southern Confetlehacy. There i soured of pride to every one who, has
distance to be taken into aertmut.' i can doubt: but fllat the traitors j honesily and , l ian ‘“''y
i a- ■ • .:,r i - i ir. st- ..i i I ■ cause of right in the j{rcat contest..
A'Drass Band v.iil ljp (present. jut -Ricfinond nssucanccs, as | Qod not “ oir , R ' to letfthcoxperiment
.i ' ■ 4.]^ 1 , -—^T^if-j- r -r- (they would not mani%VSo much in-; 0 f j.; v i| and rtligious liberty provje a
..‘ j to’ i torcst in- tho saecoss: of that payty j fatlhrc. The (right must triumph. —^
A . i\otico is hereby Uvcn "that lam ; and regard it as their only rentaii.ing.; Would to God' that every citizerj at
; Coimtyjauunhal any .uci-mmis croploy. ; men of tho piviioerutio lo 1 c ,‘ ul , j^p f>t * They, wo.iild uphold the
■ ing uny'oi;e elk- is liable;to pay Three ; the arficb and vdflect-.oh the position : ( L tn i,;ibtfatron cvciy man ,of them,
, Jiunidred'dioihu'it, which .1 .inten-V to ithey occ.npy. Your leaders lire court--it ; \vould : ■ matter nothing who tilled:
■s poi’.cc*. iifal! cai-os. unle«s- ihc pvrson' ing an’ invasion pi joui; homes, ami | thei.'• President’s chair; ' iTom, latest
cryipg sale is duly muliorized by. hu; ; alij ils:eonscque.Jt horrors, do secill j (: '; {ue^red>tilfotL 1 o °Le U
There is np-one licensed, if', cr iiear.-thb election ,ol your candidate. i bp buried out! of sight.. ■
l)nriingfon. although it has .-hc-.n ; fnrnis-hes indisputable evideneu of tjhc i Those at home cur. but little appro
'reprbieiitt d t« .the-contrary,".l am in ;'ireasoh*jof your ; leaders, am! yet you ■ ciato the situation of those who are
vformcdw No; further notice will bo i follow them. You af.voeeu.pying a po- vabroad. We mix with Englishmen,-
!■. j ‘ : -• i . ' i . ! Frenchtneb, and Austrians, all ready
violations prumpt.y pan- silion, to-oay that ahords aid and vom-i xuU o^.r a ,Federal-defeat. How
islicd.l -■. t .' 'AAaos ‘i fort to of your eounliy, j re j o i ce ii a i-e wo when vfe can/exulting
'! Auctioneer ol Boilvcr County. j sustaipsitlieir sinking cause, prolongs ■|y point tod some’ prpgrosj made by
■ i the vjar and increases the National i our armies'. How little we think
debt. I If vou vet love vbuf country ( üboiit political partisanship I Let our
, t ~ : .J country triumph is the first desire.—
scoitro-umted-iflyou , .^ ot bo « ftW tl| the slave, oil
our brave soldiers, Teel for-them in.• cavc i,y wore more pqwcrful than the
'their lar’duo.us duties: and would see, -United Stales Government,
the Umc Come speedily' when they! But I need'say no more, you know
Inav rotxirn to their homos. leave thdiW ’. n , tho
- . , . ... stars and stripes more .every daj J and
parly: that oecupies u position I( , an|iot g^o ur n . lt ib na l banner on
in conflict with both; i L J asmallniefcbftntvessolinpoi-.t without
Lojval men of all | partieswe ,agk ■ tl,o tears doming to niy eyes,and 1 say,
you tb.read this ariitlo and remeraifer i Shame or. the man.ivßo.would dishon
: . I f i-f- v— fYv J Ii or that fla". I consider it one ot tho
,t imposes an add.lional on | - ival i onB missionary life
you-fa more united and detonmned ; Jjl- 1 j anl 6C p ava tcd from my country
effort to defeat the schemes of Uibso;this Lour of trial. I should love
bomb traitors.; Let us'show to traits! to bear some part with those who are
ors lit borne, is well as traitors ib I laboring tonpliold the best government
; t ‘. . i ~ v. .f ■ that the sun ever shone upon, and to
arms;; that, dhero -js; yet - patriotism . t^o Wackc9t _ ar ,d most
enouglpsn the country to save it., ' groundless rebellion the world ever
■' '■ s- -' ] knew. ;
Wednesday, Sept. 16,1863.
, TJTVIOTV
COUNT Y TIC K ET.
, ■[ ; ‘For Governor, 'J"
BON.! ANDREW G.i CURTIN,
f ' ‘
; OP OENTRK'Eot'NTY,
f (*
v i For Supreme Judge,
RON. D ANIKL j AGNEW I;
or BCAVEB cot STI. ;
i ; Assembly, S ,
WILLIAM. HENRY, -FaiHiou.
ISAIAH WHITE, Lawrence bounty.
■> ; .'Sheriff, |; V '
JOSEPH LEDLIE, IWvi£
Register & Recorder,
fALFRED R. HtLjORE, IJejlver,
• *? ’ ;• Treasurer, 4 I
. Ji'HK CAUGHEY, Reaver,; I
Y, r Cldrk of Court, ~ •
JOHN lA. FRAZIER, Dat lington
■ ’ NOTICE. ■
HAVING disposed of my linicrwt iirthe
Beavejr (hose iadcbtcd.tp me
for subscription,- job work, etc., will please
calf Hiid settle iAimodiatcly with J. L: -Vruler
son. who is authorized io.receipt in my name.
. -Febs-ap. : t. c. .mchulsox.
iiHAMI r\l()\
.A MASS MEETTNG *
V i
1 M’plure House, 'Wheeling•
lining (•cetisioP, a silvfrt time sinee
I to,visit Wiioolir,",wo »topped at this
welt known lioase. kept| by that, best
»il' - hotel'keopors, G:y>tfis« JaMes LeS
■'iLlK. t formerly 'of Tl".;i=e.
•New Caet'o, but;mure recently oi the-
Hiii'on Jlousc;Xc.w T>i iglitun. Trip M’-
■ Cln re House is one 01. hu-gastaiid best j
Hole's in thO AV’est.anilis full to‘over-.
’,, Iflow ing constantly bat this is easily j
, ■ i accounted T<sr,as the'Capt. i| known to j
■ be one of the most popular,,; obliging ;
-jani accommodating landlords' to be '
found anywhere, no miitter where
you go. ills table is supplied- with
i the best the market affords, and the
house, altogether. wcarLan appe.ar
.Laneu of neatness and cleanliness, not
, kl ways to be found at first class Hotels.)
Hd-sccs personally to the wants - and
comforts of, his guests, and tries to
• J to make them feel as if though they
were at home.j His darks arc gen
tlemanly and courteous, and, the wait
■■ Tj-ors attentive ,and-accpmmo'dating. ,i . If
’any of our readers should happen to
visit "Wheeling, wo advise them to pnt
= up at the M’Cluro Honso, and .our
. word for it they will come away sat.
isfied. > »j '■ ; i.J' ■' '
I For the many favors find kindness
shown us while there, we are nador
, obligations to Capt. Leslie.
JS-Bemefeiber the Maes Meeting at
Frankfort on Tuesday, tlie
22d instJ Everybody turn put. Don’t
fail. to make it ono of^the hugest i
meetings] ever .held tihetlio county.— J
Able and distinguished-,speakers will:
address the meeting. j
Concert for the Benefit 1 of Sick
and Wounded Soldiers.
, , ' iw[ ATallace, of Now Castlo, late Rep
learn from Rev. W ;.-.G v ,or ' 1 rese i n tativo in Congress from this Dis-
Sec jr .of. the Army Com. of !>&xver, lT j ct> h ai » been 'appointed a Paj-inaste?
Co., a Concert-of. A oeal ana In- j n pj^ e ar my. A belter appointment
struraental Music, and a Lecture, will! n( [ t * iiave - bccn | made, and wo
be given in the Presbyterian Church, | are lea( , eJ t 0 ]( v arn b f the success of
Beaver, on next Thursday Jevcning,! of OUP fl?i end. Dr! Wallace is a loyal,
17lh inst., commencing at i o clock, j c neP g e ti c and clever gentleman, and
The splendid -Brass Band front appointtn enL will, wo doubt not,
Economy, : that baa rover played I e ggnera! satisfaiJupn;
abroad for any other object,-will per-■ \
'r - - -*• i*
form on their .fine Instruments. Prof.
S. J. Wilson, a 5.1)., of the W estcrn
Seminaiy, Allegheny city,,
said to be one of Itbe finest orators of
theage, will deliver-an address.
Tickets, 25 cents; Family tickets,
$l,OO. All iare requested to be pres
ent-at this'rare musical and intellec
tual entertainment; and give their as
: aistance to this humane and patriotic
j object..
.SS MEETING
p company with dis
irs froin adjoining
*s tbepeoploof Penn
a and jplaces named
iCheduio;—
Allegheny conpty
16th. ■ U '
Lehigh county, Sat-
Mon tgomery coun
21st. i .
;r, Chester
23d. '■••• • !
ivef county, Friday,
, Washington edun
t -Gth.'
j, Luzerne county,
30th. ’ :
ictits
posaible. Wc have
: of having .in the
,hb aid of
ion, of Tennessee;!
lout, of Virginia;
I -
ford, ofl Maryland;
tde next Governor
dekinson, of New
Appointed Pay mas-Iter. —lion John
WtWe 'have received thoPittsburg j
Commercial, a new daily, fiisl-dass
nowspapor, andhave been tnuchpleas
ed.with it. The Commercial isjr.ot the
special organ .of any party, biit is de
voted to; the interests of the Union.
The paper is 1 conducted with signal
ability; and in style, typography and
neatness of execution, is far ahead of
its cO temporaries. Success to the new
! enterprise! ■
*ern aristocrats‘and despots. Our fail
In a lew weeks tbo contest for Gov- pith* i and towns our beautiful and
ernox* of Pennsylvania and Judge of *o* comparatively happy country
the Supremo Court will be decided— witness the desolating inflifoncoj
Frecmeh are called npon to organize f n< * th* 3 last bope-i of human i erty ,
in behalf, of their epuntry-its Com |>e forever : crushed; such will by the,
stitutior.; jjnd Lawi—nay, our very;- j 5OBO *1 great State arrays rtse j
national exists ' The time is shprt election of Woodward, j
andi the conU bo sharp. Al- overcmcflt - T ‘ llS cold hearted,!
readv the lead* 9 party opposed unprincipled demagoL'Uo is ;
to ti)o Government Ve organizing {jW^'W 0 Government, is opposing |
their’followers, and marshalling their! Our bravo him. in the field and ipUh.oi
hopes that\hey may j frrie friends and religious lib^j
bo enabled to compel the Adm.i.istra- t»»elr supp^t
ticn to cease their war of defoneg. of : f vo ' ern,1 t ie.it in f danger and
our institutions against tlio ftS3ault''cd’ j I 1 ''* - !*- ■■ Whilst t ,h ti up pdtiji
traitors. The question is not now ( tricjtisjn a,l 'l otipn, i.
what man shall be Executive of this ; ?„4. 3 k 00 ! 1 or G'reo veins
* , . • all energies to the . suupoNj
great, State, cr who shall he eiectedi. lTnso^ud ConstitHtion. >
to the Supreme Bench, nor is it ,to bo;| j Tlrc lreemai, feollr.
a ipcrely of tho'‘strength of po-ij there nro litow no political parjli
litieal parties. It is a contest between |gaiiizc;anxl iutgto heart and ha
tile) enemies' of free Government on |*J 1C s, \l'l ,0 Vt. hf\Grose wifo rop
eV!., . ~.. , ' , .the loval seritiin>nt <it the pec
oifo side,, and the-people, who have j (ho r U) and
lived: happily and prosperously and! jug mjako oflo '-grand ami mighty
are now-growing powerful under our I to rcsdiio add save ourNpounlxy
republican institutions. All the inter- tnack.itittJio.nWf tjfi
cats of the slaveholders in,, rebellion! pxouraihoWoocltvnrds and ifyf*'
~ , . . ■, • . nghamswho , liavoj conspired
and. their allies in the are in-1 Slaveholders ahdlraif
volved in the coming tontest: Such ; our" entire and [ ignominious
is ttie condition of our National af- throw. .! \j W j ‘ 1 v
fairs; produced by the Southoin'Con- '• If eatery tnio friend ofllic TTnio
spiracy, that slavery can oiil*- exist atld does Ids dutypn tie
, /.I ... f . ,1. ■ f ~- , coming contest our coantiy .will he
by UjeMivcessot the rebellion; It Wiood- safo i jfli 0 t 6ur liberties and O.IJ hopes
ward are elected their sue- forever* "■Ouk'
cess jvill and should be regarded as a tri-. ''
unipli of tbo cause of slavery, and if
1 slavery triumphs surely the rebellion
j triumph. '
Prepare for the Great Contest
The rebellion is cl
‘cursed feeling of a:
iftid spirit of despo'
dered by the eleini
and | hat red of free
see the false Domocr
where, battling for
it in their 'platforms
their speeches, thh
tho success <jf tin
dinefj between the op
now clearly drawn, g
'duty of every freen
| sitio.n decidedly and
of his country. i
i~~ Governor Curtin
I cd by his official Oaj
of dutj
support and mairil
Government, in its
the supremacy of tl
down rebellion. F<
ho lias faithfully, R
cslly discharged his
ic.and loyal .citizen,
utive of this great
It is'now the duty of every Union
man in the Stale to organize /in such j
way qs to Secure the- triumph of freej
principles.over .Hreisou and military
despotism,’and to establish and carry
out tlie great principles, of the Union
parly. Every thing must be done to
secure tbii great object. Lot every
freeman,who desires to see the lasting
continuance of our Government, in
prosjjeiiiy, unity ajid freedom, act as
; though upon him devolved the porfor
j manee of a ditty which is to, toll up
j on the liberties of our country for all
j time to cfitno. y• . ’ j ’
There fire ‘as‘»we hav;e said, but two
parties-now in ' this - Slate; lho|-e jfor |
and 1 those against the Constitution j
and the Union, the Govei mnent and j
its ' constituted. authorities. Let 1 jus I
know who are the traitors who, with j
wicked hearts,'full-of all nfanper of
deadly evil and malignity, would de
stroy the Ipst and only fabric of hu
nt an- .liberty on earth. Curtinj and
Agncw are the representatives of the |
principles of the friends of Eopubli- j
can Government and merit the confi-'i
donee and support of every mail who
ioves freedom and hates despotism and
] tyranny.. ‘ Woodvftrd and a.nd Lowry!
| represent the priiciplcs Of those who
would basely bon the. kneel toj South
ern Slaveholders, and yield to their,
demands that wehhould submit to iie
trampled uuder itot by those who
have proclaimed ts the world that wo
are an inferior rac|, and that they) Can
and will rule pvertho whole continent
with thesame unrestrained power they
do over their slaves. . f !'
Tho aiders and [ibottors of Southern
treason ate con tiiipllyeoni plaining of
the present AdniHstration for, their
errors in conducting the ’ war, and en
deavoring to creati a feeling |of dis
trust in the ■ minds the people,; in-’
Stead’ of correctinl those errors, it 1
'any' there be, at thdproper time when!
;<jmr country is. dclvered from the
hands of the inis'croiits who now lead
the-rebellion in the South and crush
down:to ppr unhappy, and
ruined people.. Loot over the South
ern States and see if? desolation,.mis
ery and suffering ,dii(jh the people
arc groaning under,(it the bands of
itbe miserable crow tho have usurped
the power to govern hem, and claim
tho right to trample nt the last yea
tage' of that lihcrtySn which they
lived; who lLks upon their,
’wretched condition, ut sympathize
deeply wUh thera>>,ieh reflect: for
. lone moment what willbe the’ cohdi
jtion of the people-.of: ie free States
who aye hated by thoSoiith-
Invasj
The!
organ., <
irivasim
of ,wki i
t r act:
Dcmocu
doubtl k 1
ddrauti
U niietl
Unit U.
: fa vor 0
Should
quie«o
bannpc
;auscd. by the ac.
rristocratie' pricii?,
,ic power, engen
eats of despotism
institutions. \Ve
J atic leaders ever}'-'
shivery. V.’e see
i and hem it in all
ij contributing to
is rebellion.’ The
■posing parties arc
nd it bec-omcs the
an to lake bis pp
lirmly on the side
is solemnly pledg
h, and by, bis sense
to bis country, to
ain the National
eflbrts to maintain
le laws, and to put
>r over two; j-ears
duties as a patriot
and as the Exee-
Commonwdaltb.
don -of our State Again
h Urged."' .'■ I
lichmdnd Enquirer, Jefr Davis’
iof the 7tb, urges Lee,Ufa new
n of Pennsylvania, in a leader
;b the following is a sample ex
%'The ' success of the Kofthern
atic party tcould be. ilo longer
'should General. Ereonee more
■ on Meade ijarties. in the
States anj £o nearly balanced,
c* least I advantage thrown ip
if one will insure its success.—
the Confederate army remain
nt on the; batiks |o{ the Pappa
k, the beautiful (iraggadoeio of
.ii'kce- official re
,ed, sind Lincoln
iiit in itriumjih tj
in of the Con
ifirmalidn of lie
Pennsylvania. v
democrats. unable to gainsay j
klo.nee, will Lie constrained to;
iio Contest for ll e Speakership j
f the principal - part of their
—ithe disgraceful mismanage
id conduct oi lire '"war. (Jen.
st tarn politician as well as
, anil we believe-he will prove
it successful politician the Con
y has cvcrfproduccd. lie may
3 aiul direSct his army as to
3 political f results which- in
airing upon this war will prove
ftectual thhn the bloodiest yic-
Let Aim j drier Meade, into
gtun and hi will again raise the
of the Democrats, eonfirm their
nd give con ’idehcc to their waver
[e trill embilden the Peace, 'party
he again cross the -Potomac
will show Ihe people of Penn
a how little security th.eyj have
jmcoin for the protcciibn/bf
omes. ■ | i " 1
It mutters not whether the adVanci
be iniado for the puposo of'permanent
occupation or simply for a grand mid,
it wilt demonstrate that in tlijO third...
year of thc'war they are so far from the
subjugation of the Confedoratc plates
th.it the defence of Maryland and
Pennsylvania has not yet bech sceui
od. A Fall campaign into Penn-yU.
vaniaJ.wilh the .hands'of our 'soldiers e
'unticdl—not for indiscriminate ,'plan■ p
dor, demoralizing and nndiscipli'nijig i
tbe.arjiny, but a campaign for syste ->j
malic I and. organiz'oji retaliation; and j,
punislimijnl — : \vdul|l arouse th* pope ■ j
far mijud Uib the uncertainty and inssj- j
entity of. Pennsylvania. This won! 1 j
react upon C.oii-|
gross] strengthening the PemTicrat&’j
and mollifying even hardshell lanatn .
cism lit.self. 1 iP ,{
Thli damages which the last 'canfr
paigit inflicted, if augmented tby an
other tliis fall, when presented to the ,
Linelrdn Government, would,- unless i
paid] greatly, exasperate the .peoplej
agaiiist an Administration' ' wliiJ.lt;
neither defends the , State nor reinji-,;
burses its citizens for the losses whieh l
its ownimbceility.lias produced. And)!
if these damages arc paid the debt
is increased, the taxes .raised, and tnoj:!
burdopf imposed will accomplishrthe;
same end. Let ifitTgresit and import-i
tant fact be constantly kept in tangi
ble and threatening, aspect betoro the
people of Pennsylvania that, nnt.witih
■standing they have opened the Missis-'
sippi jaud are
and threatening East Tennessee, and
G eorgia and Alabama—that not with
striding all this, ; Pennsjdvania is rjot
safe 1 from invasion, and Washington
City iacagain belcagured in this the
third Vear of j the war. The- road to
peace ' I it’.s through, Pennsylvania, vid
■Washington. j , ' ■'.■ 1 |
On this suljject tho Richmond Whig
of the. Bth says :■ —It will not bo: sar
iprising if Gen. Loe should avail him-'
self ot the fine condition of his army,
aiid tho weakened.state of adversary,
to advance on or, perhaps,:,to
again try his fortunes on the other
sidh of the Potomac. Bat prudence
suggests that but liltlo bo said on'this
subject. The people confide fully !in
the wisdom and dcjvotion ofSJon. Leo,
and arc fully assured that ko will ,jdo
whatever, under j tho circumstances,
seems best for the. cause. " |
I Bgft_Persons wishing to economize
io clothing their children, .will jdo
well . to try' metal-dipped shoes.—
Children, invariably ; wear. out their
shoes at the toe first. Metal tips] nev
er weor out at thd too, and a pair.j of
tipped shoes at an additional cost of a
few cents, will more than odtwear
three pair of the same quality with
out theta.' ” ; ( ' : ! ‘i , ■,{ [■
' !: Fos THE AkOCS,
JUDGE AGNEW.
All the‘virulence of party spirit
found lbi|t a Kindle charge to n
igaiust’tho fUnion .candidate for
Supremp|Q°brt. lUin alleged tlui
toted against Mr. Martinis pro]
tion in flic Kefprm Convention,
■-ProvidlJd; also, jtliat thoughts fo.
elector.shall iu no case; extend to
lers'tlian ifr be whilo r ‘male! bi fi ze ns'.’f
But th-o.fuijts are’ withhold ilia'
,ro. facts aro .-wuiiuw.
inotion iyas untimely, amlvoted d*
liy a largo :>J ori-Iy,!iri <j I iid i x'iir 1 ea
Democrats, such Usjpiarfee‘of.ln<}
CleaviniA.-r of Greene.|: ifayhur
Cdluriiliiii, and ipthers.l i The f:n
carefully concealed that fuller of
etteo a jeading , ocinoc-|rat, rttfji'u
the inovhr to withdraw,! It; .and
J dd'ge AYoodward himsldf cinder
its i introduction at tlid.■•time.' !
ijiioie, hii remarks from 11, he l)el ia
Convention, vol. tl, page Bd: , i
■•• Mr. AA r 'opdwaij,l had hoped, he
avith tub: genllcmah .Yroin ; Fay
urate dip n'.ofion.vvouUf he w-ilhdi
lorHliefyreseitt”-/Jldi fnrt.hor sa
“A irom the county'of yVU>
.was ,n>\vv pending iii.. the Sujv
Court tffH'ud .Static, and it won!
decided in\Jnly |n..:-:t. ' It it a!
ihjtVre lip settknj 1 thatthey have no
right (viz: to vote)., there would 1
necessity for inuwiueing; any an
giving i
6t tiuri
ies,'c>r- j
ind iii\|
ires on i j
)plo of;
• .Lcl
effojrt.j
from
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jr» 1 )i
' ovtjr-J
meat pjd| the. suhjeht.’} I" /V -..1. r ’ ! ' :n i d l , i e ' ir |. ■ ■ ' 1
Aghew Jj*'* I^ciWik-^... Perry, -Mw-coi
ydtod tho in\t-rtioi) ot , the, 1 =/J£ ,ncs | l( ? llso H>| ■ s° v e - l:? ash ed-
Vdrd “vfiiilo” into tiio\Coijstita:.v|f!/:F' j' 1 -V *| v '
and t!io Writer acids j ~T.\Nat m f lion K_\\a. d ; d,aw to
ihi^Wriocl. opjnosi t ii. n .of I • av liUe.Jt I , VVptsh cn
ju<l£(K%uoty,vve o,\\fe tilt* fue£\hiii' litis! J : V/, -= ■■ 1 l|/‘
hogroeXare ifot votlli-s in.. Pendsvl. : i , ,. ,s . 1 ._ $“•
raii l i!i. , ’v%(! Bmii snppre.sMO,y, K o'f: ' •■ V a T'
fuels ami uiytraths exists in t.Lis charge, i “! ; B- u .da|o ? r ' .'V asli-co
i Judge! Agiuhv, l)V hi.-* speechand.i. ” n } ByCarot.hersv‘ ■ ■•
hih that lie -yakof opin-X' ! ’T < ;* X'tX*' 1 '" Imt’.Y-u' 1 ! - 1
ion the iiegroes lYad tlieu iio-rix it 1° ! ife 11 ?.' V U 1
Vote under the ComhilutiorraVi t-sl.»pd|i J! X CL '
.ami thill the moticniXyas but.’!i tire-ji V,!. 1 ‘ ea-einte 1 ash or
brand thrown.into UicNjJoiivenli. moth '' ' V ll ■l'vl’' |'' , *-' mson i ’-V- 1 '
the siibyeeCof slavety, aVI edi “d .alt... leasunt,
dapper th'S reform he; had at heart.—lf v r Y,*?V^*"’
Th ; c liesi'tjipot of hisWiews iKhis own]; '.,' ,s ~ ,■'» : Vr \
•speech.^kllowtrig: tao-' reason \yjfv ‘ ~*>*.) j\hros.', Greek,
opposed the introduction of li t»e«>f.gc .■ ?,
very useless audiiAte;.'? 11 !™ -h J^msoiiMdrods,Creek,,
■■The. 15. lowing extracts will'- ux'Jdahi | , r ■ < '.°^ i ' ! ?y%\ ,v er I -.
.hiAdhsiUilml .Debates j« CimveiuidiivNl. 1 -w? 1 ? '• ~ ”*A,
-Vol.flh paigXhtiis-O. ; .c'Geo.rgo htbwt, •/ ‘
!i IVl|at[iv{aSlhcCon veil tifin about jodh?i ' -
It|ws\bout 10 propose'to tho lionleiXXvT 1, .“
ofTa., a|hp\v constitution—it Syas about | 'X‘"Xf tiy.fi '•- r -c‘.V .--V"*
tosnbmit amendmen ts to the-puoplo of; f. I
PennsyjvkTpa for-their iieeepUu.fe ,or r? ’'XXjXc’ I
rejeetioh. | It*, ulctiag . this- no hian j. i,® s
eoidd fop-.a inoniont doubt hut- fheiv I,''.Pi '„ N a X.,
ivciuld be •'a str6 l tfofi to the j "."‘"X
aniendnienia proposed’. This, u as; ji !‘.;!• ■' ,l , . ,T ‘ vf.'.-
ihsl.tter. ivlii.eh ptigHfl ,;t|> b 2 taker 'into I' J' >1 p'Ty' .
cobsideration-hy-afl .those 1 in favor of : , U ao, ! , „'- n
* li , i ■■.. ■, i , j. ,i Jus MdspulnnUi, est>
an amended constitution../ ; i ndedil lorlj ‘ ’
his part ho Was , hot willi tut t« :.cu-l : . V l *, it tx.?,' 1 ’ T . . .•■■
daieior the amond.me’nts which hi had; ■' r ' „ V•"• •’ ■* v
sd n.aeb hi heart, bv a .pmp..siiL, o ! *■s f 1 ' 1 dX.d "
( t-; al -;;;. M ; . _ 1 1 , v :, Ut*o U L nuiuriuO.*,l> l>ethleheriK u
: A ior.,relcrmw to ,fhc ease the, y} o \ >b / vn ..i ' ' . •
pending u. Supre.pe Court and !, n M)n . >‘ ot fingha.r..' '■ X;
’-nlulirig his.opinion, that uoirroes wero ; r ' i ,j M i \i 1 X
x ° d yi • ■ , i • ,I'John.'li iiill, cily.i ** \
not freemen w.tlyn tho const.U.^ional. j Vo^.m h^ nt> 1.. \
prov.s.on as toiothors, jho P.roeeeds 1 ; j Alv S n . Ijafl - a fe .! ' ’,!
- llu . " oth, ( n S "}°T C '*:**>: Thos J Ad-eher. W^Klnl#,-
i»roi)not\ r of extending the ri*jhi or >■ » \t / w •„». \r t hi . i
1 rJ *■ , *r ? i * ,i l .lolui M. Jlorrioti, Mt Pleasant; .* 4 J
suura'xe to those pe.opjo, i-and iTicrcdv;.- r , .; ■,, . .• •
•r'i ,/ . V. i ~r : *•
irayo it: as his bclict .Uisiti. • uiukr , the ; . . / c .■ v ' J
f, • ,- 4 .. > n-...-. Jw • ~J 4l > Johti K. Jhivis,.Smith Mnibunc, ‘ {
Constitution of lilbJ. che\T C*oul.l ! .not , !>r , » ...• . - I lt
• : i, T !4< iV t.• i•i : 1 l> a<*lc, JoUvrson, . u .
vofe., :Ho.lhoug!.J tho qutsli<.u Jat-dd | m , K . .p, , ...
reference td. anj i Ay T J,, )r ' S<>!tlh Stnftilt)e
'agrarian .tWlrw.es, or going bijf.k. &, dl S 6 l{{ Str:lUl^
the .natural rights ot nan ir. i gov/., ■ i ,j„ ’’ ,
■ , ° r - / , <reorgd I:uxli.ui. Jiideponaenee, ■
ernment oi trcemeii. , f,,.i * • 1 ~
mi i • -i ■■.. J I\. ■ i/nii ■•. r.irrhh.
••Hie sfmptc question .wsSs tins'— l, : . j.i:’,■■■•, i
v v. ■-■!.,i 1 - ji ' ; e , ; : .‘o!in > IjJixtou. .) efKl son, |“
;\V as !the Slate ol Pennsylvania ; llburv |x; iw. Amwel!. - ‘
exclusively by a-natron of vyhifo .me;l ■ ~ nvihon. Somerset,. V
as ;conlraaislni£;uislio( iron-, tub Ain- i n s . .... t
- ■ , C ut • . ; 1 ileuben bnitiips, Jetierson. •
pan race I And was the Alru-an race . , , ~ ,ii , c . i. .
■- ~ ~ i , . , ••• 1. ■ Jiicon MursUi! . Somerset.,
prevented by law- from beetuning a, , ; . , ~ .i ~ A
-1 ,i, v • . .•■ ' f •’ ! ,to>ppii hoonistiii.. ,nt l .easUnt,
part;Of .the .sovereignty of" t oi.nsvl , ■ ~ i , . ~ ■ ’
f- - -.J ■, [,. .. - , O wen t amp, Aniw.-.fl,
tvanups ■ ibese were questions Of met; ... 1 ,. ’» • v
•; . y ... '•• , .i, 1 . ,1 i • M-ni-'hbter, .smiiii,
•avlnc-a it seemed tOiduin as only iutv-. ,i ■ , -
, ■■ . i.Vj’ , -t- : -■ .fi.‘-.-elnl I lisHm!' ;
utg tp be itcleritiuiod to Ac'ueeisiyo i/X - j , c.
tlip question. ; Well;'sir, tluij iji-tory ‘Jt'jTA,Adi,,
■of T’dntjsylvtaiiia proves jiliat; ({lie At-;
ricaii [race never was a part ; s v .r- c.
~ ' i 1 ■ ;.Ueo i\ -i i;:
iOt the sovereignty, ol 'Tensisylvmna., tfnr.
I Tlioy'were not looked iipoi. as- boiitg Jf--s--s^; vf-d,....
iaqg.fi: of the" comhuiriiiv at a i. aulli Xhei'XlbX'cXpend./nee.
leqnsp.qucutly they could have; nh rig.it ; j Xor StCfbade,
■to vote, unless they -y hI X;, M. Periell.- W l'inled,'
aceolslmg to the rules and ; . Crokibr.Nnilingha.n,
ol wineh ■■ llipn ex.slef,' to|d:. loiwi n >■!. jri t .f..,W hethlchcm,
which was as yof to be loanaj in tiioi^p* r utikiiu
, laws and constitutions of those: limds. •.\y; ll v \j. S'ra’viiid 1 - ■
I Noiilier - the laws utiar eonsriquuons,;
j nor ; tho history ot-tho eustqins pt, ( V-iIV-.
l.thbsp ; tlm.es show that the African ■ j,-,* ■•Vi<r.v“H .
j ratoj was ever permitted to tace «b.V ; ; Vfaltomii Wjjh‘ ••' ■ 1 •, ■'
1 pju-t ; iii the public business of tlie p Snee.'Xdi th, Xraoan'o,
; p.P of that period.; Tins s a-Croafv,li.Jdi.eivUoucd, “■ '
to him to boldoeisiye o-Mhis question;” ; t j ;IIIVOS jy. Thdnias, A'ouingimin,' 11 -i
- Tho result; yiroves not .onljvv'thal: Prestlet'iJovd' llandver; ‘V y ’ “ :
Judge Agnew’s WowsofConstitulioiial; A :-■t;an.riiiiaham,N Sowiekly ! .lhfeivdrb.
law - were soundibal that the iqtro.lnc- 1 ( j;{jy jlaifalo, '•; 'Watrhic
tiion of tho Word."white".-vya-i {wholly ■ jAverb.liiThonias.N Strabane,X‘ ! .
unnecessary.. In dlobW |f.r \aL rs., j 0 l.a F Fev ! yi 11, ft Bethlehem,
P, o o"s .6 .Wails pi>3, the - 01ipi - emo ; j u i ltl Smiths • Indcpendened, .i
-.Copn deeidpil that the term ‘'{.jeenieti : j Moord, Greenfield; ; ‘ iv ?
in the Cpiistitiition bt fTbO did not; Duval, £ 'Pike Run, "i,v
embrace negroes and- on j Kefehau.ljonogai; H >
thovery ground stated by Judge-Agrj(i:has\yatsonAmwell,.i •• [H
now, besides referring to‘a-cash decide Sdm n cl j Dennis, ,.“ ri
ed in the same way at. Philadelphia in ! Anirv b j u oyllo i.l ai AWwell , “
1790 by tho H>gh Court of Errors and : Maillol W Sowers, W Beth I’m, 1
ts -'l - ' ‘ j Andrew Vandyke,' '
. -w ,U Domochltic papers Avho dfomamin Owen, Slorns,' ' ’
have published artjele entitled an ! Albert A Hill, K Bethlehem. “
‘•bgly Jiocord; have the manliness' toj : fieoiWl, Hill “ - ■
publish . this: cphtradiction? j Espe-'l r soSvJflilV '“ ■ 1 " T
: - of . 'C Warren,'Donegal, j '
,A\ >ll tho'.-ofur correct th.s. art.- | n alli el Kerr, Somerset- j ; "
do against a lelloiy townsmah|/ . i b !ivid S RosSi A y Bolblel.em, ' -
,j-'- '-v *-f LO3, ■ | James Mniuioll.lNor Sirabane,:.
Questions for the Stir- ■‘H 0 *? ( - , . l^>X an , t9l h i ■
r» i». ■" j ■
ceution of the war for the suppression Moses Vaneoyoc, B Fihfoyj i-.. ” .
of tho robelligi) ? ' Alfred M’JCeAg,- W c"
Are you ip-favor of lurnihhing * the John Union,‘ j
President With funds suffibibni tql^ l, " **., ' H . ;1
’I . if. ,- ~ Dan 1 Baker; Ani'fl'eu, b ’ J -i
arm,
armies and Davies engaged in its snp-jlAVifrit List, i,
prossion ? V ■ . • , [Smilh -Daj'i Morris, tl .
Arc you in ; favor of the aihondment iJaekson JJppuelly, Uniotf, <(
£6 the constitution of .PorinhylvanitJ| Jobu Welkin, Greenfield, _ _ ,
giving soldiers' the right of suffrage ? ; I ,' ; JUIIN CDTHBEKjTSO- ,•, J
- ejwould be gFatlltc bffvejanewera i ( Captain & Provosc >■>
to these questions-that we (d.ay - 1, |24th
p "f * swUl ft ° f OTr i ®;T P“’“l
■ports will" bo
i and 11a!look
i-fji the crippled
lodorale army
. groat victory
V-
[cpXTiNCfcD FROM LAST WEEK J w
■ Exemption List.
liarli
luke i
the;
t lie
)o^i'
. Exempt on: account 'of paying $3OO. - '
Geo W Osburri, .Robinson w ns i,■ •
Win A Kirk, Donegal, - .
Jan W Anjorso-n Law ™
Jan B M’praelceii. Pl’ii Gi OV o, 1 •=,"
John .M'.N’ully, •< r 1 ’ .V;.
Wash ißMillan. Jlanover, ..
JasJ Blair,.Plain Grove,!. Law
Robert M’Canm.v:- ;v. „ . Cu
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flhiyi.i -M.’'sr;iry, Soa:or,vjt,
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Tlk>.s, lla!in Crus-i Greek, ■\l
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■Jij'im (J Earns. .Ml Plcusuiit. "
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