TIi_E:.BEAVEA: . ,
*RYAN
11,1)/TOli-,A.ND 1k1t0,P1.134011.-
I. September ,12tk.186'e.
'Fos abVErfos,
GOti,JOIftcIAKT.G'4ARL:
comlit.fqq, cpqry, ,
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--- aongress.
alto. LAW BF . 'Washington
President Judie:
A.; W: ACHEBON, Washington',
Aisociaie—Judge.
AGEN,*W DUFF; Now . Brighton; ..
State Senate. `. • •, •
'cot. IL
A.ss, . , •
' • MATTHEW S.;QUAY; Rowter)
8., •Dity, Washington County;
4011. N EWING; :Wasbington,:go;
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,9h if}.
JOHN S. LITTEL El; HoolFutownf • •
Register: &' Reqorder.
DARIUS SINGLETON, Raccoon; .
Clerk •
-1611 N A. FRAZIERIBeaver::
Cmmiseiolier.
40: WARNOCK, - Nortti ,S 0 yr
-.Poor.ilott.se -Direct;?r:
JOHN K. POTTER, Raccoon;
Auditor. ' •
S. F. .IWMILLIN, S. Beaver;
• Trustees,of Acaderny.
.1•10np. ,JOHN bIUBBAY, Bridgewater;
Da. DAVID .STANTON,N. 'Melton;
The Meeting on the sth:
I The Union meeting held, at the
Court House on last Wednesday even
ing was 'organ.l4edi hy. calling Col. T. J;
• Power t to. thel chair, and in electing
Alaj. Virarnitch, Raabe n•Wat t, Esq. ,
Sat 3. Porter, Esq.,.lind, Richey Eakin,
Esq., as Vice Vresidents, and Capt. R.
F. I'llVairle - anil Jos. L. Anderson 'as
Secretaries. The Court House was
• filled to overflowing. Hon., Goo. V.
Lawrence, our Member ot'gress
addressed the r4eeting in a speech' 01
unusual clearness, in. which he hurled
back upon his 'issailantit the malig.
nant l falsehoods , With which they are
ordescoring to mislead the 'public.—
, Ho gave a minute account of his
'stewardship during the session of
Congrifss that baiOnst closed; and no
candid man idthat audience; be ho
Union - man of - Drocrat,ean take any
exceptions to-what Mr, Lawrence did
or'said while sitting as, a:member in
the National Raise oatepresen tativ,es.
Ite told: his- a-udlence that he was not
in the habit 91 asting wituit be .was
going to do se a candidato before the
people of his District ; but as
' ittia opponent had s heen• bragging some;
he would say then and thin that if hel
did not entry theli e strict by a mijority
of 'front ; 1000 to I he Would forreit
ah claims to tieing either a prophet or.
the son of a prophet._ Ile bad been
tr. Greene , county, he, had travelled
over Washington county, and he had
seen a trent many of the indomitable
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Union men of .leaver as, well as those
- ot Lawrence counties, and he knew
the truth /of which he now affirmed.
Tho Union camp fires
. are burning
. brightly thronghoat the District; and
noither the attempt to deceive the
4:seopie nor , the Chinese thunder they
Ire manufacturing wilt save , -Mr.
Moitgomery.ft4m a crushing defeat
at the October ;erection.
• , Rev. J. M.' Bain, of Washington
co4nty, next, addresied the meeting;
and in a speech of great poweishowing
•
why the .proposed ',.constitutional
autendment 'should be.. adopted ; and
; appealed to Union - men to never "let
4 until security against another at
terirpt at rebellion was promptly given
-and made apart of, the fundamental
Jaw of the land. In this is the Ile
!
pulutes only, safety : Aklopt this
amendment to the CottatitatiOn, and
we have: liberty, justice and peace
throughout all corning time adopt it
tot, ana permit rebels , to wield the
Government again, and slavery, in
justice and fratrieidal'war Will again
'surge over the country, and. drain tt
of its loyal and patriotic blood.
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• The First 6un. , i•
Vermont is as. true! as ever.
..Her
' , State eleation, held on Tueaday of last
week, has Fesnite'd not only in the
nlection of the entare Union -ticket by
sia; overwhelming lhajority, but in a
_largely inereased,UniOn.vote over the•
year 1865, Dillingham, the Uuion
candidate for Goirernor,was also the
Union candidate for 'the sanie office
last year, bnt has shventhonsand more
voes than be had then. Well
done,- Vermont 1 Presidential aposta.. l
_ ey.; instead of causing the. spirit of
ber, r.oblo sons to lag, leas incited them
to braVer and harder :work ! Penn
sylvania imitate' Vermont, and
• show at the fall: election,that if others
-'bare done:i3o, her froemennave not
forgotten that it is the Republic's duty
to "punish traitors and to' make trea•
son odicius.'-'
TIKES YOU HEARD THE NEW nom
MAlNE?—:Miine gives 25 000 majority'.
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for the 'Union State ticket, and sleets
( every Union e_andidaie for Congress kf
oveintelining tnajorities.
WI
THE MASS • MEETING'!
TREMENDOUS OUTPOITRING Pr
!
PEOPLE,
ARGUS.
FROM 6 TO p,cooo pEß l rso'
• IN COUNCIL`!
ME
Yesterday was a great day
chiq ; t69 far lqrfeflt 4o 4 1110? t am
thushietie 'claws . •Setnigs that &Vet
astetnbted - in — this connty - waS - helditr
(.his. ' lace On that i dikf; And iron' , thd
et;aActer of the :speeches made, the
111..00, of those 'present, And the le-
Aer.eity oi ; feeling - manifested by the.'
peoPle, we doubt it ever. so great a
political acmes& was' witsessed_in i this
, Prery person - ,appeared ,to
oho hers; ovory person .seemed to be
a burnO, and every .person Olt,
that the t autr WaB not. more : certain to
rlseor.,,tho second; Tuesday of Ootober.
than were tbe loyal,people of, Beaver;
county to. , gain largely da their ypte
of last
„Yenr." oomm3n expr.eeeion.
wad otleye, we bold the tinder , hold;
we' huve : got theyrk\on the 4 , 1 ,, now' let,
ne thrOnf:. them harder Wei - Nire evei,
, did befoie."
IMO
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y, I'l 0 M 9 .11,110,, 00 43
r t iining,ar,..cl,'et'boiween four.'find eight
O'clock in the. morning Abe - "weather.
v'ina as gloomtand pitispeet
fall neeting hs dull, aSit %Veil :conk!' be:
At ebout this tiine t_heugh
bee9,mo iighter,erd the rain tra4aatiy,
oes.;e4 ie tail,,untal i abont 0 A : ff..when
it quit isiininentirtily. The Gloomy
aspect of the weather rio . dottlit tensed
th's:l:tsancis to s i strCv. uE home ,tkint:nniiei
other eirenmatennes would 'have been
present. - ..•
y .‘ The i!tgesting: at Meat.
. ,
l'At‘ dartfeatuilb light the ;crew(' be.
! I. ti to :gatbOi'it‘tbn COUrt Abase and
fluOie
darkness land dfully pet in, ev
'i,,• - 1 3
ery-oest in, the building; and tall of the
mailable space in it -waspecupied.--,-
The meeting:was organized breali!ig
!Jelin P'aughey, Wq., to, the chair.
land appointing i Aapathan .Panl an d
pant. John May 'as Vice Presidents,
`id Capt.' H. C. Hall and SI H. Do
ugh, Esq., as Secretarien. 71 - '
THE SPEECIIES -
TILE CROWD. '
, the ' I Col, Mewling, of!Matisaehnsettif,wee
About t he titeeits !Leh Illkihll. , ho first speaker. Z. He reviewed • the
people fi'eiat! to,g ll o ( *'. TA li,'F,f'__Olre liry of the Adminparattwi, and,in
of, a Treytiolle )4 1 :TeelOekee4 the t'i* c o silsfed that while the people Of the
seldiere of the cotinty,. ti nder,' the . til t st li o colaid pot, speak tkeit_ - 1 ; 01,
cothmand of 'COL D. Statiton'ltrid o a f; '
, Convictions any where between Ma
marched
self , e r °h ed over t.° Ro ch'est q r . to 'lion and Dixon's lino and the' Gulf, be
moot , and esoort the distingulstkao wittifb' s eiee4 to ' re constructed' rebels
PP,
speakers to this place . .• Arrivedthere; ocenpyine- seats in the Halls i of '.Uon
we!met a very. large ifelegatien from 1 0 1 , 11 , Rs :‘2 l. 4 yr ., fot f6 , s , - ed b i Fot A. . K.
New ;Brighton, Rochester, Freedom, r i
M. Cluie of, Cliamheribur ,, w ho read°
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Phillipsburg, Bridgewater and Sharon,' a masterly speech. Ile Wok occasion
1 n m i der comand of several '-of th 6 as- 'to dissect the proposed. amendment Id
iiinfant Marshals. • Meeting Gov: the constitution, and - handled binsub-
Curtin there, and Col. Wm. B. Mann, jee
• -3 tto a manner that carried cuticle.'
of 1 Philadelpbta r besides other diatine I
tion with it to every candid and intel
.
guittled l gentlemen from abroad, the I ligent mind. He 3 was followed by
preeeesion, with these gentlemen at ' Col. Nelson, of Tennessee, who en.'
the heed, turned and came to, this treated the loyal men of Pennsylvania I
paw. The procession was over two to stand firm, to send- back to - Con
rages in length, and the general esti• gross true men, if , vi , , o would spare,
mate of the number of people in it and, h imse lf and his Union friends in Ten
present on the occasion, reaches, what r i;essee from being ground between the
to I I many may seem incredible, from upper and nether-millstone Of rehab ,
6000 to 8000 pet sons. Passing down lion. Thos. Jul. Marshall, E. 41), was
' tolthe lower end of the town,the timid loudly called for and made a pointed
of i.the column was tarried and mired speech , which was enthusiastically re.
toward the Fair Grounds.
I lir the clewed by the audience. Ile said they
,
procession were various wagons filled had bat one man in Allegliany county
with young ladiea• representing,' the attintig all the federal' office•nolders
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States of the Union., Thesovung' that-retained his pesition at the price
misses • - were elegantly dressed, well of his manhood, and that Was Henry
behaved, and wore admired by all.— A. Weaver, told that ho wag so detest.-
There were four or five of these'wagA ed ncw that the little boys hooted at
ons thus filled. In another we noticed! him on the streets as he passed by.
that none but little girls Whose fathers lie advised ns in this county, to imi.
bad been in the army rode; and on tate Allegheny eounty, and pit to
1 their banner they had the words shaine every
. man that bent-the knee
printed—" Oar fathers fought against to official power. 'After Mr. Marshall
traitors two years ago. Please vot , took his seat, thou, young misses sang ,
against treason ow." I . the ' , Star Spangled Banner," whoa the
Tur. BANNER TOWNSRF. ) 1 MeOting.pdiOUrned.
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Qhio township sent the largos dele ! : 1
gation in proportion to the vote of 186',, -
and a beautiful banner was according : l
ly ,pros6ted to her, energetic and free!
sona and danghtere New Sewickly
made a gallant effort to' win the
flag, but fell a little- short of the
prize. The various delegations wet°
counted as they entered into the Fair
Grounds.
R /15 ORGANIZATION OF • VIZ 3tEETIN t •
-',, The,Cbairman 'Of the Coanty Co '•
.
mittee •called the ,vast asiiemblag,e o
`Order by.nominating' Ross Forwar. .
Esq . , of. Beaver, as President, aU i d
Jacob Shaffer, Phillipsbutg. Thomie
G. Kerr,. Freedom, Samuel M.' Manamii,
Economy, Christian -Black, New SUL
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Wickly 3 11. T. Kenaedy, .New Brigh--
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ton, S. Stone, Marion, H. j. Meta,,
Franklin, Samuel Boots, North Ba
wiekly, - James Fife, Now Brighto,
David Johnston, Fallston, James PaP
teTson L
..Beaver Falls, John. Wilsoki;
Chippewa, Samuel Blair, Big Beaver,
A. A. Coebraul, parlington, Saud. ii..
CaugheY, South •Beiver; Daniel Daw—
'son, Ohio, ',Banjainiii. Todd, Indust;*,.
Richey Eakin, Brighton, J. C, Chriso,
Raccoon, J. R. Mohler, Moon,' J., A.
,Fleming, . Hopewell,-
_Lase Eat4h,
Greene, as Vice Presidi3nts, and H 7.
Nelson, Hanover, N. J. M.'CormiMr,
-South Beavir, Miltoi TOwnseed, N 1 W
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Brightor.,G. C. Speyerr i ftochester J.
H. Deihl; _. 'Georgetown, .G. M. B,
irields, Fallstonots Secretaries.
, After the organization
,was periel
ed, Pennsylvania's noblestson i_G k ,
'Curtin, was introduced by thit Cha'l
man, wbo, theo . iteppi 9 g to 00 fr :
of the piatform, had a wreath ofildv,
ere placed apon v his bead by ()lie oflhe
pgloier's orphan children at the Pilil—
' iipsbeirg school, and a beautiful, he-
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TEM WSA U.
00VERNOR CURTIN
Mir
fret placed in hand ancitber.— :
The school numbers 80 or 90 children,
4hd,lqn ' o f g 0.4.
rt l iut 0 0, ad,per',C;of . bee)childien,
toward Leir.j beq;4f4r,lxas 047
c'yerr.or. Re then, aclitres l sid the :
rOoting for a short time, but owing ,
to indisposition begged to be ;excused;
i< oim making a letigthii,34 . ,, 2 , Pti r !
his reiniarce it Iwis itsSeititined
t'aat l ecur^ely"one=ha t f'o? the
diitatige 'of
t stitild; snirther Meetirivilus
oi:gcniied at'anothcii:itind, 061.'
t,(Of TitiOeinteeriti;drisied` l it
Wori.:P:*ahnfoltiiiired Governcir
Onttin-, in st . speech of, pinch , vigor;...
q(71,- , Blackrnan, of. Ohio, followed him,
Bind Thos. M. Marshill,Esq.,OfPitteir
tiiirgh,-. l mad r w ibe eiosing•ittlitrese•-i;
'those gentlemen. a ,`*iiiit
1 09.olbjog
maoner. ;"., . 1
M
i
B - of( )t..0 titenieetinio in tho siftertiobt!
I
yolitiried,tilFiP.tesidont', l iktr:76irjul . d . ;
inoiiiiiii . 94 Alikt, ill izid Iwoilid:liit 'a "niqctr
ing,,*;,t4,itcsktit !Afiatsp, iiii itle 1 0170-
4i ng, and , that! as manyofcir, i con try:
crieWde as iii:thl ddo hor, iiterti'epriially
intlibd.tti,st4na. : , ' *1 j - 1 '
Otr distinguished candidato for Gov.
ernor, Gem Geirx, was not; with us
oii-.Tuesday - Ho tonk, &kik at
-New _Calmie on 'onday bight,' and
wits thus, rfvectod from being present.
Hla app6aratico hem would have ere
- 4ted,tbe - wildest applatise.; _
, Thus terminated one of Ithe largest
niass 'meetings ever held .in Beaver
eounty. - : There rras — rio , disorder -of
any kind, either on the Fair Groonde
Of in the streets, and the entire,aidi
into seemei to NO an Interest in the
pr, eecodings that Fill speak in trumpet
tones on the oth of October.
I .
A Pondel'ous Argiment.
,Mr. Witlipm 'Mont.-ornery the cop.
,eery candi date for Congress in this
District; 4bile addressing his fellow
'citizens of Washington-county some
•
two Weeks ago ? asserted that 'Hon.
.Geo. V.... Lawrence had on. the 3d Ofl
,March, 18q5, votCd. in Coiagress tore..
duce the. tariff.' The .Erantiner
Review, of the same county, reiterated
the same thing iti:a subieguent issue,
'of-that paper. I
When it -is, remembeiled that Mr.
Lawrence was not in Congress during
that, session, nor entitled! to A - seat for
six Or mine months'after'it.expired; it
can be readily been that Mr. Mont
gomery! and his party) friends are
ueicg ponderous argumects, to bring
ahem, that gentleman's electioni
• Tat e'
issue 04
lied, wa
eetite hir
t -We beg
- the Cott
Rho - thin
"anfrer in
commits
I=
GEN. GEAM'.
itor of theLoCal in big last
,s that he ireuld .tell us we
he not afraid We would pros
-1 •
n for assault and battery.--
hiM - to dismiss his fears. "If
understand, ;herself,' (and
ks she ;does)" he will never
the liocket for Uny asSault he
on us, F ;
MOnt.goirseft
. .t4,44y;400.15t -, Id'
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: If bert:svere:ap 7 .! PloiLsoldierti
presen . i .,at the Itookir'Mtit meeting
t ied
of Tb,,,,',ll, : night, okini.'ol-oar peo I ,
pie t!Pr4lifliO,' badlbrothans - ,4Caonk
0 1 4 Ok 4 k'dtild ta .. - refei,iiritsani,„:thsif
MUatitte. l 6oB9ll'editledAy thahetris
-1 tion_pharitydisptya ;a bygont4omery
in his Ooininenteiipeff rebel atrocities.
A.P,,-......431/fiTalii2B.'43olll*ltiog : : the . prison
at Atdersoiville wfili'tb - e qua tors at
- • iiiiiii - Oirne isferined: hi:Ai:lre 4,
IV"• " '-v. , .-, ...s' . 4 . .. , .t: .'
.T.;oaPsop, to . ,..,nis,distm.,sOmbou ! guest.
the . late 1 4.1..esiiianiT..lor the. Southern
Confederady, had-offended qifontgitim
ery'sitirttee.isorl belbilt it neeesidirito"
1 devotenitiariei of .hour t reply.
t'C'S
tit, f entl*fiuintn l ;• ,He is , w e c be--
liisve,,, the fi rst .ptiblie Ulan. lho.ua B
ever andert4en - to apologise(for the
crueltiel
,Of the' rebels - Ito Our 'brave
men, ,who,.tbierigli the casnaltios of
war, tell into their hands., genii:Lao
the,: cool end.impudent. : assertion ,:that
the fiendi wbb controls di thebeatben
prisons had .; discharged - their dities
faithfully aniqamanely and that : the
privations f itifoiit. prisoneie , teas . the
result of the poverty of - the Confed
emey, and than- lick of supplies' and
subsistence. His heartleis audacity ,
Wes enough to . eano the honks of the ;
tbirteon,thoakeipd" dead : of Aptlerion;
virile to rattio.in theirtoffins. 1. -";. ,
- Has Montgomery over beard'Of the
ilia' of ; Wirz, the keeppr driti6 . prison , ,
tOwbicii*.his made ; special .reforence,
and 'bow he was bangel by -lorder, of .
Andrew .Tofinson, 'for . •tlie 'erimes ho
endeavortinow to palliate 7,' (Does hO
not knoVr tliat - it was pro'Ven itipon his
trial, by, rebel tosiinony, and, out of
the mouths of some of his efffiv sub.
ordinates, that there wila tnbiSteM,tiCe
arid supplies in pledii'in.th'cOuntry
surrounding Ar.dersonville,which tbe '
rebel authorities neglected_*tl-'relini.
ed to farnieii ? .tons, ha . net know
that' it was 'established on his trial
that he had slain with'his Ovrii hod ; 1
s ,, _ ,
trod without provocation, at east one
Union prisoner, and barbaro usly mai=
treated othera T boos he'tl i rrieTtr
that the guards who Surrounded these
inen 'were fed .and Wad and did .. net
Servo, and 'that , they time and , c again
wantonly .aliOt, down the, pri t son j ors i n .
thou,keeping,-ar.d went unpunished ?
Does lie believe ,that Wirz was a mar
tyr, and Johnson, In . exec s t ing him,
a murderer ?. If M.ontgonieb , forgets
all this the soldiers who sliffered ?.%t
I Andersonvilie", - and the relatives of
those who perished there, will r e mind
him - of it on the second iiticsaay of
October. The picture whieirwound
ed Xfontgomery's:sensibilities is apt to
so affect all e•?ppotheads a i nd rebels,
and we. wish it email be placed before
every loyal man in 'the Nlrth. The
'Fortress Monroelmtury is an appropri
ate illustration of .l.;liiison's l ( me t;hod of
making .treason cdionsLand that reire
seating Andersonvilleshow4ow Mont
gonaory's mild mannered fiends, who
cam - 6 North to. the Philade?phion :
veiltio ' n,fippreciAto and reward fovalty.
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1
Choice Literature.
•
The editor of the Loca/ In speaking
of the Grand Democratic IFafluro, in
this placa on the 31st u1t.,1 makes ustt••
of the following choice, literature: , •
"From early, in ,tbe morning, until
15f,is in -tho evening, bands Of little and
big boys, the -charactoristie offsprings,
of beings- who even the FeornmoneSt
shades of decency would dictate shosld
be prohibited from propagating their' ,
species, Were roamingF about the
!Arms and
,meeting grdunds, whir
Geary badges .on their hats und the
.foulness at hereditary basnoso raid the
blasphemy of bell upon their lips, in-'
suiting men ,and women posiessed of
intelligence and - moral. refinement 1
The ; patents of those dket•essences
abscohity and blasphemy were too n*
1 ;artily infamous and eirvardly •to pep ,
pctrate themselves the insults they in
structed their suntltngs tp perpetrate,
I. and, accordingly escaped' the• - •
tnenttthoy deserved. unti l •vould have
i received had they not sheltered them': 1
selves behind their infantile eorruptiolt,
"At the- Court lIouso!,' theie 'SAME)
deg•ienerato e!cabs of low-brOd litvan•••• I
ity were employed _by the Clique to I
toll. the boll. IT there Was, anything
'lacking to prove to the peiople'of Bea
ver county.that the official- occupants .1
Of that, bnilding are the "quintessence
of unmanliness, - -of cowardliness, oft
'narrow mindedness ; sluggish appetite's
and a stigina.-upon the narne•of offsL
cials, this act of the - Cliquela trafll. l
cient to supply the '
' "Strappina big,.pigeen lewd,' club'
footed, snnerubbing, ugly two logged creaturea of the female! persuasion.
('z o' not call them wiamen) busied
themselves in 'tearing ClYmer , badgos
from little izirls. We• enquire
I their price.. I
If we' °Vet. tboughtjwawera "master
.1 F . F • •
of the'. situation" tiere la art editorial
itense,,this effort o Ithe ..toml's knoeli,3
that `idea out of our'
couldnft, write hire ihat; and the tratic
is there are but few
,tae • 711 p can.—
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h
For it excels 't he's Mort i s
of ',Junius; and in ,
giuccful—
luorality, and refinenient, - w i e
have ''nb modern wr4rl3 l'who can
hold a candle to it." 1 3 : t IrsOally ;Ivte
Acavo in," and tlandidly drait that.our
uplstreet t.eigbbor should bare the
"belt" We wonder, however, hoiv
• .
his health has been since relieving him l
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Self of all this ? 1
Preaching at the Poor House r
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The Local of August 31 stated that
irtriitsia -- ThTsbiliiriqiininister l,fill'
mode an tiprltintment3O Proabti at the
poor lioutteat ceapit ,, '..brStted*ys ago,
!pkthii ldi.l 3 broadql , e'eniktk'il l i' 0 1 -`
in4iil.. to `pelt hit 4 tb.401..'.4 03 1'f_
:
for.the facts : Itkv. - Mr; 'Witherspobrr•
is the tumister _heipreferred to. Be'
made the apieintreent ; without etti:,.'
s PhiAlair - wiA . 14 r- Sl,lto.dii; a n d' 4 8
ibir. S. is ar'. en
older in tither denotni
i4tienof Prishiterian e , and atitheiti
*tie to,buprottehinginitlit toWtielitn4,
on OA4 dayi 16,64 , 414 :*; ,1 Vi ite r s p c k c p ,
Word ::that 'he ,wt ,• gratified: at,l4
ciditing ,therehTto conduct religions net=
,
vices,, but:, w ould like
: bim..to extend
the *pOintitient ..to inch : a - tintil,
s
world to t m
onable hio make the l imee 4,
sae, 'arrangements, and to be ptesei , t'
hinispif on ltd occasion; Title ; ti l itit
1,
ahtisfactoty,to.Mr., - Withersppen - arid
to alt qltheo concerned!: 1`
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- ie this statement true?.. Looktwh t
Mr. Robt.. Cooper;' an elder in'. r.
Witherspoon's - church, soya: ' l. I A
, I•iitirebv certify, that revious to t o
d ay fixed for the Rev, Dlr.'Wi therapoo
to preach'. at tbe'Peor Rouse'of 13eavr
county, Mr. Shroads canto . and ' told
me that hi desired 31r: W. to conduct
religious-'services there, but '-the ap'
polntment then made. was tooneen,
as'he could not got ail Of ,the arrange.
tents made, nor' be there himself bn'
that' day, - and ?requested 'rine to hOre
'the appointment extended to Rothe
other time. ' i '. ROUT: COOPEItk
But the L o cal says farther i - -
, •
And it, would' appear, also, from the
peremptory MannerAn which taibisters
are prohibited froth , disp;lsing the
teachipga of , thes ? iAlinigh at sch
place, that tho fattened managers 04
g*rd the nniertanato inmates as h v.:
tug no 4ottlS worthy .of Divine, att n-
Mon. • _-_. ~.
New' "look how plain a tale . pnts
this scribbler down. l Rer. A. IW.
'lCittuin also a Free Presbyterian rain
1. . ,
ister at Set vice , say a : ' il •
!I This lis clone certify
. that have m+ 1
ducted religious ; -services at the Poor
Koos° of Ammer. county .at Stir.
Shrew:Vs request; ^ and since then * ; he
bas,. sgain. ,given me invitations to do
so,.rameiki ng at ,the satne time that
he desired 'all ,of the 'ministers in the
viciaity,,l to ~ . "tako. their- turns": in
preaching to the paupers.
. .P. W. CAasoit:
J C. Wilson, Esti ;of this pl uco,
I A
says : ' ' , 1 ,: 1
.!
I have received frequent invit ations
from Mr. Shroads to bring the Miniftter
of the church to Which - I' belong
(Rev. Dr. McLean) to the. Poor house
tor the purpose of -preaching) to !land
praying with the unfortunate beings
Wbo are supported in that institutlion.
. ,J. C Wits() .
Ilinisters cif all denomtnation , la.ra
invited by Sir. Shrouds to.coins t the
1 _
PoOr hous e and conduct services; nd
- wh i an 'we Iss.t week pronounced tho.
i
Loc.. rsi 1 assertion to the co ntras a
falsehood!, wo knowiwereo we, h f "T a f
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,„.
firmed. 1 i
lifontgornery on Negro : Suffrage.
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. The . c(!)pperboa l- ds ; pretend.' td be
alarmed at the'possibi - lity.,of trNe.rtgro
obtaining the right, f : Su &age. .. - T hey -
pretend. to 'feel that ...the ballovil - the
only . distinction between.-ehimil end"
Iherii, and if it is :'placed in -his: band
he will boabSolutely 'their •equal . ,lwilli
supplant there. in Abe taidei3 and tpro
rit ,
cessions, sit at their tables ', and, arry'
.into - their ' families.: It
.: ontge . cry
dwells, lOrig . on : .sneh doctrine as.
:NOW !t, Ls - a fact, - whiclf can be..e tab
,,liilied by 6, cloud •)f witnesses, hat
at thiOast
.election three neg,rocii - :To-•
'icd ttie ' Democratic ticket in. one of
:ithe 'wards' of the librow , lt of,.W asli:
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',ington„ and Abet. liontgomory ii was
- I:oresOnt l Whew they did so, and . hen
challenged he Contended- -, that• they
had a..right-to the ballot 7.. 'le alleged
that they were. white, though ”tei
4frir.:an parentage - : was
,plainly iWr
?ten' in-the fueek and fOrms. of -ail
theip. The electi - On board was 3
Oairatic, .and the voters were IYtY
crate, and th cir ballots went
course.
Montgomery, we presume, is o po
ed to negrons votin i i as a general' rill
but makes an exception to this ru
wen he' finds they wish t 6 vos
Demoeratlo ticket.' will he - p, eat..
explainthis little cireamstani:e ivtien
he next, harangues a•coopperheao au
-dience in this . eounty on the subject of
negro stiffing° „ •
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Soy Ann seems' to have under 1,06 d
that. the -people of oblong° ,doubted
his patriotism . ; ReTdefended'hiinielf
by stating 41e feet; that altbongi po
litically
opposed .fo DOnght4o, by bad
been asked tO deliver. the enlegy at
the ,:Sodib e sticjp 'of bis monum at.—
.says eomplac ntly,
"‘prove'd , %Oat. 1-linew.ail•the
that. Douglas Ivan a . patriot, an that
h p rne,t o be one'also."
' Is . the obi man in his . 49t.iig ? or
has Johnson lest:nod hint to ,intiulgo
too freely in wine
Joinisoini ipebeh at Chicago,ltt the
bonglas MonumeFt, was. very short
and not very; impressive. lia could
not refrain,cren in that sacred review,
from' addressing " - my giendis p4son_
ally ana politically," and adltort'ng_to
the "imperilled constitutionland
1 6n , 1 ,
.M.ONTGOMERY aveired, in his speech
hereon, Thursday m i ght, that be made
Ilfs'firt)trlttArspeech mitile in Wash
ini,tor(pott*y. AMong the first war ,
sPeochis-made in this,county, was one
L Sat& B. WilSoO!, Ezlq..f whit b, is
.e*ld thbavOt i ruu abnat tot follows: •
IlThere has been( I much .4said, and
.there are others here" more eloquent
thin 1.-and -asi-do loot wish to Weary
t i,
the audience!, I beg to he excused.",
.Xfier Ahis'eloquent bar tigete Alte
speaker was...inaudible at .w ar meet.
lugs. Now, this, Was-a, war erect:,
bat ifir , flfeant - , war rupen. the Govern.
mint - and Abraham Lincoln. Vitas,
Montgotris 'War. speech`:' l of this
Want) i If - net; :Wli - ere are, :the Men.'
whom ho sent* , the army-'?,'.Let hiis'
recruits spear . outior, -did OliiT report,
hy . nai stile; St' the fart hill t by lesert-.
Greene ccititity 'orl lie in the
woods and vote by;. quails before
breakfast, on election day.?. These
are questions which', very naturally
' arise fromi'a readitig of i,herresolitti9ns
of the Washington county Democracy
at that ,time;,;-for iif Hay ; district, in
South* Carolina Over adopted more
,treasonable resolves thani Mentg•oln,
cry's mon did duriog the war, we haie
never heard of them nor seen them,in
print. . • 1 ; ;
llfr. Editor attenticm hss boon
.ee.lled to a clause'ie the_rni4ttcs drawn
np.by me as the Skretary c)f.
dicial conference; kshich it is supposed
may lead to a
M isonclerStandingt of
their meaning:l r the, minutes of the
proceedings it is said, "3fr. Wilde in
:formed_ the
. conference that, he . was in
structed to withdraw - the name of Hon.
B. B ChaMberlin as a candidate,
which he did, and declining to aotlar
ther with, the pouleredee,
withdrew.' It was meant, by the - ex-„ i
preiiion '"to Witt dravr the riaMe 'of
Him B. B. Chainhez tin its„ a candi
date," 4c.;mcrelyito siy. OMAN name
was withdracirn sus, a candidate bcfbrk
the conference. Mr.Wilde,ithe conferee
who withdrew !Judge
. Charnberlins
name, it doing so, 'stated that- 31r - „
Chamberlin ana his friends would
_riot
ITecognize, any action of the con ference,
therbacter, as bidding upin hirrt.:but
that he would hcild:himsell at liberty'
to take such ceuise as he and
should, in the.lutame, deem proper.—
Being called n o priii, I make, this cc>rroc-,
tion that. the midtites may; not secnt "to
express what was not iut014:011.: .
I '
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•
• New Yprit Tribune .sass
. that
Admiral Farris ; '.could attract at=
tendon; in a elfin - tied•, thoroughfare ;
but his face Would never, , s4 - .that'.he'
I.ove'd:whr though ..it is one that an en
emy might fear I.wheb anger Al l l4lleA
or' kindled into a flanle theqateiii
fire of the eyes' %Y . bic,h giye it an ex—
Thr i Ossion so kindly ; and No -10niai,
•
•1 • •
riNME, to the premises of the subseribtrt
k) living in Itrigitton townthip on the lith
day of Auguit, a white antrred 'spretitle:ci
of ; medium size, supposed to Ibe er 7, years
bld.- The owner is i•equestetl t to eonte forward,
pro- 1;e property, pity eliargr's tirid t,tke her
air/v.
• Sept22,Y6G
...
,
.• .Dividend - Not i ce...•
,-. .
. OFTiCE , OT/TLIE Sr. JOTIV . g OIL:CO, 1
September 1001, J§.1113. ' j
, ,
TBoard of liirelltors of te'abOvO corn!. 1
1 pony have t hiS dal declared a 'dividend'
of three and ono•linlf • (32)) 1 1 )er cent. on its i
capitol stock (ef $70,000), p:t.yable forthwitL.
• CILIS. B. HURST•,. Sec'y. ;'
Rochester, l'a..,.`Sept.lo4 .1 , . .
11,E1d 0 V Al 4.
T WOULD hereby 'respectfttlly announce to
my friends and customerjs` that'i have re- I
mored to 'my new Store Mai,' lirighton
street, nearly, oppOsite my ljtonkl, - where I
am nowlprepared to do all kinds cf
MILLii4ERY WORK
and barn just opezted a xplen . :lid!(tiroi.:;ileni and
great variety Goods,--zuch as
- • BON.NEWA, :11ATS, RIBBONS
FLOW PI - JUN.BS
1. 3 If - F4LVETS. H, • -
,
ml also ep 1- ddoll k* d f I
pr are to . s 0 NT)
lIILE I STAILPING, Pinking and Braiding, and to
cat and make.' '
CLoAr,. - s 'AND, '
•
Silk and StraW Bonnefslaad Mats. Ultered
14. on short notice • • I.l l l s o work-deite to
„
.order: I • . Mas. liOOKUN,
Ca Brighton Street!, Rochester, la., just above
-the Diamond. „I tiept,l2,7llG.'
=
J 7 ci
BE N
(One -.Door Below S eminar},)
1
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inrAISI on handd,
s toil &Tors for sale che'ip,
ABC it carefally ' elected 'stoolt'of
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TRULNINGS,' .' • • • , ,--• .
~ YARNS, '. - •
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Vd:BROIPERY AND : -
I , s
. - . I.: .. , .7ANdY •GOODg.
- • 1 :• 1 . 1 1 . 1
Ribbons, plain: and fancy Handkerchiefs,
Belts, Buckleit,, Hair Netts, IDress - Trim- •
mings, Late,,l Bugle Trimmings, and .'
Bugle :Buttons, Velret ltibbons, - I'
• ~
`I Correctsl3almoraland Hoop .
j
- - kirts yynbr oitllsl Eili.- I- •
ing
~ Ladies Co - Ha i rs -
-.
. ••
~ - and Cuffs, Tulles„• -
*ortolan - •Talile-coiers, Baskets, Umbrellas,
• Ladier, Gents and Children's Wear, •
I of all `kinds, I. , I
' Q3011 . 97W-MTS. • •
Rilk, Mourning, and , itrwi c • all•the the latest
S i tyl'o; , chetiii. 4 .-
RIBBONS, R.UCHES
AND ORNAMENTS.
ALSO, DRESS-34AINtING EVE -
B R AN
.onstantlien band Madame
Fashion, Patterns., Patterns
_ ,Rte e have
Demoreet's latee
for 'Bale:
Vo.eell below
Give us a call
bilEeDo not to
Ile Seminary, B,
senl2:3ta •
MEI
Granfl Op citron
'itisburg-prid,es. • •
4n s ik satisfy 3-ourself.
get. the place; c ite door below
aver. - • _ _
J. 11. BENCE
5T 91
MB
GE 4 T-A''S
N_Fly,,l . i.NO . tij,.l,,Ntity ;
TIZIMairrZG
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ANID e EmponitA,
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CORN A, BRIDGE 1fA Pl{ f i r
BRIIIG ENV ATLER.
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• 3llitrillibtler.Z7„
I ant nowreeeivt bg tile. larg est t
Sort meta 9f ;:t1.114114ry
E'ver brottght ' to . Br.i . jver
, .
•Lxdies' Velvet, :3111c,,•:%Inttrnin . . 7 : t 1 7 4 s t _r.
Bonnets . ;-Ladies',
vet,.Silk, Fres:Nl Stray, atsnring 1.111144,
Teivets,• • 11 - .littons,, .I limes., • 1: , ;, ; „
,„.
Plumes, Ornaments, Cords,',
, ,
. of all kind; r •
Dress and :Cloak Bult.n. Cords and Pci
fl s, Bair ',Netts, Eialircti43efies, let, et
4nckles, Silk:. and .1: ? uzle - ; Gtinps.
IV i rsts, Fancy .and Plain; Linen
'c ien, Collars, pia ; ••
iIL3IOII,A L' • & VOOP SKIRT'S,
CORSET,- . ..DRESS LININGS r.
• N itATs. LINE3II
Sll.llll`B, 11 111 T. RUNTS,
LADIES' CLOTHS, Frig S,iCQUKii
• , Very:eh eat;t.
Colton ifatting,, .Contry ..rinnnet,
'M en's Underslarts and
Draw'ers.
Llo,~~;`ery.
Gloves,
. .
.t r iie:i.ver.rth r om ever._
Xd'TROU - PLE SIIOJV GOODS.
MILLINERY.
13`tt nriets altered and t i .:-.'er‘ed,
,
at lIMPI I MP illg, Pinking In; twak Cult*,
' -and anti iag - on 1,191.1 Mkt.
MeiCs rbliqs made t offrder.
' CALL
'ltPm•.rl.er
. t p ACC-7coraer 13ri1~a :z
and .7.tlarko. street&i. . ,
AT. .
Notice.
•
A Ll' r r,4114 Wi.n :11.2 la; rm
A . " 1 „ . Ee:utr, c:tll An 4
accuttiits ivithcait nirtlwr, ,
Septl2:6l. 11.111. .':
All an 4afier.(l.: .
be left ‘vith "..T. C. iVitsun,.ENl.
.1100KSTOWN..111G3.1:- SMOOL
• F'
rip r. ITOOKSTO H S C "L c '
tiow,uuder l'rof • lltrficle will eq.:.:•:.
ed by 5.... J. rito-vr.,, H., for five
;First term will commence on .
_irott,l4, ~6.eptclizber • 24:h; 1.;6f.;
aria will continue for fourteen weeks. •
t -
Common branches .......... .................... .......
I Higher ..........
Languages. .
.Mr. S. It:. Galbraith, n a
ciAlege 6lr.sa
trill - take eharee uf . the Matla.p..a.ical`e•a t ,
ment. :Bearding can be had a: te ' tr'a:
rates in the villitge; ulso ro , :ns
ed for 'self-ha:4%4NT. , Every etfJ:' , .
, made t 0 make literary intrsui
profitable.
. -ferin w ill be'ann'Arc:c
Will ihe Pfeseut at, fluek.-tow:t
Sept: 18:;ti.:: Syr
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ATTO:INEY
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pACTIC er 1)'• 1 . 11.17,;.
• COUI.I.TS OF 1.11,4r•E1t 12•!:11;4:ri.,''-
prorn . ptly attend to all kind_ of-11,1.:,.:.!:!
in this or counties adj oiran:• - • - • •
all C :ut i ot e in ti t ° s n ip
Collections will
al
i t lli r
Ibis county and. Stare: Or: in more
ealities.
Ini9onveyancintr, ittnnedlnte • •
be „,,igtven to the. dr.'
leases, articles of ogreora:ftt. tn s
abstracts of t'tle an!il to t i t e.ey,... , ttill .;
of I
ration of all sorts-of legalrinstrapio!,
Mortgages, judgments and 'ellier
ti„alll3l.lM:4 hought or s‘ttd.. ;•. . •
TVg);.olliee in building; of J e;;" --
nearly opposite 'loOre's
Street, Beaver -Pa. . •-•;; '
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• *- ATTORNEY, AT: •
OLLECTION. and 1
Cj ceive) prompt attention. •,;': . 1 1 '
„A,,
authorize 4 .agent for the •colle , ntea
Pay, 'pensions , bounty.and all yllcr'
• 1015'"Office, District Atiorner's'4;?!.',l,.l.l
House, }Vetiver, Pa.
Beaver.- co.c
• . . v i!
RE• ,PALL
10.1.1r•OF:.SEPTENII IFIL
tudents finny rely 11 10 n furling 5 1, t'
pushed-and faithful instructors..,
' ;NORMA fA,. for Tedlicrs , tors.., ",,
All the 'advantages ; °fin onirin.e,:;.l.l,
liege Obtained Were at onc7folltl.' the
:Tuition moderate..,;
'Board- in- town or in Itistita_tlono,s!i
sOnalile tertns. Address •
T.
1 augl:Ow ( • 11::
tr
4E
sTDocIIVKITIDOELNDED,r,.
s N o O f "ti:,
00:r..7,1,
• ;. V , Oil. Company nre befell n e:....
~+
a . g.lividen4 of '2 per.. cent' hAt , be°, a ,,'"1"...e
payable t;:n demand. at the otlice of '•••',. '!
urceof said company, ikas--e, l'a. . I
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L. l'1:1:0:
4 . . • 1 . s e cretary , .C'
~,,'" f ...-11.1N1, i
s.i.• ed, for ;fit ,e.'alref:i :., ''''' ~,.. :i: ~
oat. . A.l•lress 0. I'l 0.1.1:li: . 1 0 -". ".
.Bidclefera„) l e.
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