t., .
e eaver Argus.
J. WRITAND. Urns Lin lionorroa.
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• 'FOR UOVIIMOR, 18 . 011.
H ..1 1r t G..g my,
Judge of Spiretnklitiri, • -'
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pnlalid 1 1 14Oniinee:
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AN ulany'.7. 11UFFIN(IToN
• HARVEY VA Rx.
AitTUUR AHIELDfie
• ' 7iVittert'y'r.
Hilld 4 , t ALLISON..
Refjiacei and lie.ounkr,
itlllo HINCILICTON;
Cles'k of Mot •
JOIIN C. MUM'.
thininationer,
HEim intrrrAlN. :
Auditor,
W. It. LUKENS.
Puorliotom Director.'
itortr,RT COOPER.
Truntecm of Academy
D. P. LOWARY,
JAMES EMITU.
Our Editor ls still absent
.
Deinderay are terribly wow,
perated at the appointment of Hon.
John Covode as Chairman of the Ito
publkan State Central tkomnitee."
They are eonsclotattiutt2ohu_u.a...._
—.......2Ert - murtaieks, and will be very.
likely to detect them. Beside:l, they,
know ho is an untiring worker and'
will leave no atone unturned to 0 % .
,euretheirciverwhelcrilngdellaitlicneas
their inveterate dislike of him. '
" am entirely unable to conjec
ture what the editor of the Bower
itrgus auetins when he speaks of an
, unprovoked personal attack 012 Mai
rtheUeatmEtw't.. Eat does he hay'.
any recollection orb:Waiting in sow
thing alba kind toward, us I"
' The übove is fmni the Pittsburgh
f_bpsinerdal of 19th Inst. The editor
of the AR4 I -13 lib 9 ct• ± . 4 1 191 . 0:r
that he blames the i ctininlCOW ' or,
personal attack, nor is he setiseious
of huvlag made uny. We hold tltiit
editor in high esteem.. - '
` Anima from Havana to the 17th.
Instant, State that alckneei is Inereni
log in the,Spanish and rebel forma,
and the mortality is mid to bell:right
fol. It Is estimated that the *Ohs
amount to Aileen per cent. Monthly
.of Men in the field on both Odes. The
Spanish troops are affected toast with
vomit°, while the insurgents suffer
from cholera and diarrbrea, caused
especially by warn and exposure.
'
When the hottest many mason js-pa4
the volunteerswill go into (idly° sea. ,
vice in' the field, and reinforcements
Will arrive from Spain.
A Ric Liston) (Va.) dispatch says:
When Henri, 'Canby commanded in
North and South throlina, In 1867,
the reconstruction elections were held
and ho not only Inaugurated Gm/or
' nor Holden immediately, but direct
ed that the memberseleet of the Leg
islature be admitted to their :tents
without taking the test ollth. Ac
cording to his own construction, Gov.
Walker, of Virginia; should be in ,
augurated immediately, and the test
cettlti for membencotilli:Er;'"'''
Tun heavy reins hi the west are
doing great damage to the crops. A
dispatch from Morris, Ili., says the
Illinois river at that point is now
fifteen foe( above its usual summer
stage, and is rising fast.. Thegmund
is so wet in that vicinity that famters
cannot get their harvesting machines
into the fields, anti are obliged to cut
what grain is Worth nutting by baUd.
A dispatch !cote Des•Moittes, lowa,
says the raifis during the past week
have done triune:le damage to the
crops. Wheat and oats*uffer must.
Tut: extursion party from Cleve
land, Judiunitplois and other points,
who met with a railroad amide:it
near Lawrence, Kansas, on Wednes
day, passed through St. 'Louis Satur
day afternoon. en mute home.. 'rhe
wounded plumbers of the party • are
'comfortably 'previded for' nd doing
well. Theypas*d rcsolutions before
leaving 'Lawredue exonerating the .
company front blame in the matter,
tamd rutted a handsomesubseription
for the family of the engineer of the
train who wa4killod by the accident.;
Tut: Chester count& court has up
painted Capt. Wm. Wayne, Gen. 11.
It. Gums and Vol. N. A. I'ennypatker
eonun I ttee Of trustees to take el large
n the Paoli Parade .Gnanal, where
the -Paoli Massacre fauk place during .
the Revolutionary war. This gninud,
nnniberitur f4everal acres, was deeded
by the fornier proprietor to the mitt
tary of
.Chester eouuti;and now, In
in the absence of any milltaryorgan
ixation, it Ivenme . memory to have
it placed In the Oren( some suitable
persons.
• . SEX KIIAL Of tied. Gmntbinet
- Tnteckricare'WhCgilielkliiiimilittf AK
'pleased ?Atli the result of the •late
deed* in Virginia, and regent the
triumph of the Conservative party
nether as ii. defeat than a victory of
the Administration. These Univers
have been in vorisultation 151 the Alb
, 'jeet, We are informed, with the few
Republican Senators and Represen
tailves Still in Washington, aild they
are also of opinion that the rciialtin
. Virginia is a doubtful victory: , They. i
say Mr. Walker ' iiiay Mean .Well 1
enough, but_ they • fear the large ma
jority of doubtful men in the 'legis ,,,
litturemay sivuittp 11 int, and terry th e I
'kitiitei, 4(4 'JO .tlli tfittfAtloll, it] . )i'lliell
thiirgiti and Loitisianii .iiiiir, are.- i ,
Proininent Republic:ln C'engressnied.
in these Statiiii,•'Whieli holil - elettions
tiii;i . iiiii,.:Write to' Washing!On t
,e'-'
preaiifig the .siate opialtni f "„ 141,,.
t. ,,,
sti* . ortkiittl'i?uni.sdoe,(tspurially,
fear t tat if the „Administration thilv
ludo the action of Virginia ; it %ell!. ,
i 10 th so great itilury La the appemieli,
lug eh lion in tit Stale. . •,..ii ' •-•, , I
- — 7, -- - - 7 -, 4, •,••••:- ---7 , ----- ,i •
WE are rispicsted.to style that the,
report that one iif the Coutlecreft frmn:
Washington county had'Jeftlarthe
Wes.t Inuntstiatelrafter th#;*.itirta.,
riot nomination' ‘vuri made, Lt Littidy;
fahie. lie. is iitjii? timuie in -Wasli-!
inaton contitg;mal utterlydentes the
stories einsibiteil• in referehtsi%lii, I 1 iII I,
111111 litattAle ts rciiilvio''Mawer In
• any.way and et aii Lime.„ All this
* Washington meaty Cohliastsiaimat
home and have tarsi hi W64tl 10011.
simethe nomination. Tire-richibutg.
Gazette should retract itsstatenitaibi
relative to this point
• A digatelt from AldneyStatinti,o
tho Pacific Itailronit, nftyii th 6 train
.
ran off the track PiiclaKdeai; , Ante•
lope Station, In egaeuee. of the
watching away. of embankment
Malcolm Skin% of- MlChlgan; - and
John Dwyer, of Emmittsburgi Md 4
were killed.. Alex. Wagstaff, of St.
;i l i o J°thei. O i " ilen g er "
Were Indureil. Three passenger ears,
baggage car met' engine were !mash=
ed. .! - 24 if.eildittridn task*, off !he
.track;
tiithigtiing not bad , iiin °M ho track
on Theodor: killing a dilieluirgOd
dier. I 'Balm hove !weir hesoty there.
. .
IT Is well understmal - here 'says a
dispatch, that the
fitc4* of Pik; were much exemlsed
over the idea of General , Ilaneock
receiving the Detuocrotle nienhuttion
for thivepor,of Pe.nusylvanle. 'For
'wpeits . the Chase men , and, Govenor
lloillnan's friends Lave been Arnim(
lag very nerve to preVent Genen'd
littneoek's 'candidacy. They fyxd
it Wight make the General too form-,
idable a rival for the next Piesideney.
The Gime.- party, avow that they
rather see (teary elected than
• ifuncoek'put in the field now that
the noinination of Packer insures a
ltepithilmn Victory,' ifolfman Is be-
Roved tope willing to take the second
pia4 on the Mist; programme for
1871. . -
TUE (Mallon a:Ito the ownership
of the so-called Jotr. Davis mansion
In Riehniond is soon to bo• brought
ICocirt. It Was bought by the
cit 3 in'lB6l for t#7.000 with. mu in
-WWl:in - of - giving it to the conceder
toy as a residence for Its President.
,The rebel Congress deelhaidlOaceept
It, but anthOrlzed Its rooting for the
°Se OfJeli.,. Davis. it fell into our ,
Weds when Itiehniona Was captured,
and . has' been under oputrol of the
War Department ever 'since, ,The
Richmond city Connell now sets up
aelalnt to It, and is going to present
a big bill f . orthe rent, which Ms pro-
seined . the'Repartment will refuse to
Pay and then suit Is to be brought.
. - / v t' [EFreileh
ro ivel7lrnritiBhiedLerthloiei
partiesdirectly iiite=o itthe let
qt_ . ~'9r :the
_S(isi . ,etary of Spite reldive
*telegraph eonununleation between
the United States and foreign tour.-
tries; and lairticiihrily; in relatroti to
the s Lidding Of'. the'-: French table.'
A copy of theriune letter Will in. a
few days be transmitted to the fflov
ernor of Mansiehusetts, as a teriitinns
of It L 4 proposed:to he secured in that
State.' ,Copied of the'bill which pass
.ed the Senate, but failed. to he acted
'on In thelfouse for want °film°, are
enclosed to the parties above men
tioned, as nbasoothetion dapiart of the
United States, and as .showing the
opinion of Congress on the subject.
Otito to the ; imlxirtance .of the
quectiohs Inc)Wed in the 'Verger case
the Attorney General has entered in
to a written stipulation with Phillips
and corns() for the purpose of
Ong prom slings by which these ques
tions will be brought before Supreme
Courtin October next for considera
tion and italudication. In the mean
time the application to the ChiefJus-
tke Ly t4''uspended,' without prejudice
to the petitioner. The District At-.
tornep 'in Mississippi is dirmied to
• facilitate any pmccedings neeftsary
lartheaxpetatqu'rne-Attorneyklen
eral is authorized by the President to
say no sentence of the Military Com
mission will be curried into effect,
save that which may be nmessary to
the
z afe custody 'of the prisoner.
This agreement meets with the ap
probation of Chief Justice Chase.
Fluor indieittions ut the -Treasury
Department, It Is believed the next
public; stutemeut..w•ill show another
large reduction of, the intlebtaltim;
though not near so large as exhibited
on the tied of the present
.month.
The receipts from custom and intern.
ul revenue are considered good for
the dull btllBo . Estimating the re
ceipts and expense 4 of the qovern
ment for the remainder of July on
the basis of what they have been t
the present date, the debt statement
on the first of August will show a
reduction of upwards of file millions
of ddllars.
Tut: . 'Tribune, referring kkthe nom
hudion of Packer, says: "We don't
like the Idea of making a Governor
out of one whose chief distinction is
the ownership of Twenty Millions of
Dellant. Mr. Packer. Is a citizen of
respectable alsilthm main very' ood
eharneter; yet there is no one ac
quainted with hlth who can humid
ly say that, If the net result of his
past exertions had been S2OoNNI
in
stend' of $20.000,0h11, he' would now
be a inudidate for Governor of.Penu
sylvania. la nombutted *awe
of hiagrest wealth; and with nn ex
pectation that he erill devote a part
of ' . lt. ta, greasing :the wheels k)f the
Pawner:gin machine." • i •
WEnitspneffally Ifivitethe attention
afjountals which lastEinrinn
or _Union. Ar
IfYillUnderlng,the nigrd ..tens eirti•
Henater Adkins, almost befo g lie
' was cold In his votilit, to the reports
now motive& by tilt+ President front
them(1111w). thOritiin • oft the also.
It was a clear ease 'id .persecution
first; and murder afterwanls;--of
Ororts:4k;entrup the Senator' into a
broil in... which lie multi ho over-'
pinemtl,nnd that failing, ern deliii
entten.•:•zussituttion for, opinion's sake.
These Were thy statements which, on
the authority.of our ttnrrestpendents,
%certitude at the Unto, and for which
We went vehemently assaihxl; they
tire' the i statentenbi ;now forwarded,
liner arcibl Ittes'4llslitien, by till?
juilitnry, 110 Tribillle.
" .1 1 , ii - mte thrhe !iiear.i the Democracy.
It Prill . tiYii l inihtglitrgnhnly t 14 it night
the fornis,9t liontihating 'at ointlidate
for Cluvernor. • 'the time has again
artivt l / 4 1 ter the i4erternaance ot.. lisle!
I et ri it IliCe' f ecirein (( 4 ( S',' , winch
iliia,' . W'iiitlii 4 4:4i fr(uh l ksli on 44ni . 1.,41ixt;
aig per/t4j,,w!heli . It ". %raw.. ix unetilih*
inure' thau It inerefortuality. Ti-Ofty.•
'they ineef lit ) iitrilsbitri 'tO , ail` eartlt
the beituienttle..e.arp4;:,;fitliefyitt
give It a• place al, , fitia
.fettsti and . cat
their funeral hake d itten'ts, awl mutt.'
tertelt a 4,4irt or)liehuielloly: glailtatts
nail utath.e 'the speeches they, nada
seitht itgft , 'D, 101(1 ilildif the tittnit- rt...x11 ., '
tines thrtritaflier, ilas.4o In' ' the last
(Itiamie.' I w 4,,, miglii iuiii.efpute thetitt
Speer/ill:4 Li id resolutions, but for wlutt
wood. • Every Person 'Of niitturtiyiarif,
Is fattilltir with theni.--:Piyinkthi ://c:
izgit?rii: .'
::: - . , , ' ~
'iii"t; t elio le
Miles- 1." 'igen Eagi
one.wits l _itifeiispiud4 on the
jietuit:o on Widnes
of last Week. - l' i !t is Omit eight till's
,
Baud Mlles altOgether.' - Thol ng ,
est Beetle,' of cable is that i fmni
.Dract, France to St. Pierre; 2,211
miles; the *sitortalt one froM the let
terrine° tethejceast of bys'itsc liusetts
11 1 2 •seliloose
itittigether are!six . In2inniber Mut 'clik
splichags . betWetsi Bre t tutu
..ltasiond
. • .lieuse's liunuiniek, at the town of
Duxberry, bless.; ;anal near the Gar
net Ught of PiYineuth liorhor, is the
tiiiicrlttan ender the cable. The Leg.
ishiture of/miimacliusetts chartered a
lastwlnter, to curry u line
nut front the share'beyond the; Juris
diction of the ljtiihsi tit atttit. j That
lint; was tarryed outtoYa steauMrind
Winched to the French ocean cable on
'the 14th inst. r This shore
.Cotapany
was Chartered by the State in order
to'avold any dilUculty growing out
of the, landing of a foreign cable on
our territory Without the sanetion of
Congress. It exceedingly doobt
ful'whether this action on the part of
litassachusetta will avoid the neeftsi
ty of CongrocSional sanction..; The
rights of the State must yield to the
Superior authority of the General
Government over inter-iuttiodal . af-
Mrs. But,' the Splice was made, amid
directly afterwards instruments end
a corps of oPerutors were taint on
shore, mid communication opened
with Franee. , .. Tliecontinanderef the
Great Eastern brought' with hini a
....aka prepated by the Em -
Peter Nepotism, the purport of Which
was to remain • ixscret until It way
opened op this kick! of the AtlitOtie on
completion of the cable, when it wits
to he sent tai in 'order that be
might judge of the accuracy Of• its
transmission. That inn age wail sent.
Duxbury,,Where the' cable has an
°Mee, was once a ship building port
of proinise; Mit, like Plymouth and
Salem, his primal into decay: com
mercially; The Into U. S.. Consul
'General at Tripoli, -Mr. J. M. Gains,
will have charge of the office as4isted
by twelye operators. According to
the terms of the orignal Lnperial
grant, the price of a dispatch is not to
exceed fiaki for twenty words.: The
Insulation of the cable is belleVed to
be' perfect, iind its central wire is lim
ier than that of the English cable.
APPLICATION wastiledonlAtenday
of last week. tor a habeas wipes be
fore Chief Justice Chase Inthe cuse of
E. M. Verger, charged with tne'niur
der of Col Crane, of Jackson Missis
sippi. It is Understood that Cel. 'P.
Philips and John Chtrilisle of Wash
ington ere the council for Verger.
It is riiinorol that Judge Chase's
sudden return to Washington from
the Virginia Springs was oCeasienal
by. an agreetneht between hini and
some of his Southern friends to attend
the Yergerease; and that consequent
ly, he was not at all supprised *hen
the itnplication was presented to him.
Thepoint to bc determined is, wheth
er that part of the reconstruction pets
which' pmvideit for the trial of per
sons amused of crimes by military
commissiolt Is constitutional. !.
The impressitof in legal circles at
Washington is!that if the ChiefJus
lice should find' that strt of the law
unconstitutional he will grant the
writ, but other Wise lie will dismiss
c writ. . : ..
• rtvaterrit; - df Minim, New York,
while travelling between Cheyenne
and Omaha, a few days sine; (01 In'
( with a counterfeiter who endenviired
to pass a fifty dollar counterfeit bill
upon him. Merrit subsequently oh
tallied his confidence, and the result
%VMS the arrest, near Madison (\V is.),
of two !attentions counterfeiters, and
the seir.ure of a large quantity Of
counterfeit notes, : plates, dies, etc.
The men arrested were escorted to
Washington, mid detectives are out
on the trail of the remainder of the
gang. The aritists and seizures , are
said to be the meta Important ninny
made for many years,
_ •
HOW IT WAN DONE. 1.
The I larrisburg ligegraph lets
the daylight upon the dark-hderu
intrigues and corruption which secur
ed the Dettaxiratie not:filiation for
Paeker. We quote:
"Brick Pomeroy, a noted lituw
York politician,: was early on :the
ground; pulling the strings of Packer.
He appm-tred its the champion of the
Neil/ 'York mil kid interests, who are
now compelled to pay their due pro
portion of taxi* to this State, from
which they ilis4ire to be relieved ; and
in the. event of Packer's election,
which is, however, not at all poiba
hie, they expect to be exonerated.
The farmer, therefore, that votes for
Paeker, may exPect: a tax on his lval
estate to make up this deficiency:
Alderman Wm -McMullin, Stun
Cation, and the whole notorious
Fourth ward crowd were on hand
front Monday. ' •
The fact that I Packer had pldti.l
one hundred thonsand dollars at tltu
command of his friends, for the pur
pose of procuring the nomination,
was openly prod:tuned by the friends
of Gens. Om., Hancock and McCand
less, and not denicsl by those w he had
the Ihuincial affairs in ttuu•ge. The
uninstructed were boldly approached
and It Is positivelycharged thatsome
delegates of influence rissAved a,s high
as five thousand &Baia for their vote
and intiumwe: Sixty-seven votes
were needed to maketheminduailito
ann-mese mummer; lutuerstowi 'Heir
bllSittelti SO well ithat they procured
just that number; without fad on sec
ond ballot. They were determined
that no More should be spent than
was actually irds.essary, as they did
their work-by the job. The balance
went into their own pockets, and We
understand that they are quite flush
thisaftsruyon. The ( . 4 WS Men open
ly that their .fiworite had
eighty votes yestenlay morning,
pledgetton first hallot, but that seine
traitor hi their windier gave the Pac
ker, men tlw names of their men, whii
offering higher prices succeeded
ht getting their Votes. Bettie dele
gaits, it in said; sold .themsel
ti n ier—first secnring their price front
the Cass into antL tutu going to Pic
ker's financier and selling then)•
selves over poekking the money :of
both—neither of the duped daringlth
say a ,cord about It. The opnositiod
to Gen. (AIM used desperate metuni to
defeat him. On Monday night every
uninstructed delegate wits furnished
with a t•irculcr marked 'W, ld&
cent:thaw; tit: ungenerous
paragruph :
"Already the fifpfuesi tion style' h lin
the soldier in pewe, the eitiziw
in „war. 11:very • :.Deinocrat knows
Ivliatt flieulty we have with our sil
'tiler vote at best ; hut iffaulmfte
and wo virtually ask every man Wtlo
drew, a sword. iinthe war, to swallow
4, • If you want to wrisw . -the party
you enuld not •do it inn better wait'.
that the nothination
Wits made Ihy.open bribery and eta ,
ruption, and
,maligning the ems:id
:Boo .candii links, the friends of thin
titals fLaneuek, .M'Canilltss and Ctiivz
give the nonilhaithin the avid shot'Or .
der. Mr. Cass particularly luiS" I mini
stuunefully: treaded, and his frjentls
do not hinilate to eXpris. their - open
hostility. I'hc fifths have ttit
disulPlnuter d ted isigfidni the scene of action
in Intust.
. •
ibi;*Bo4itifini
r TIRE SENATOI
In our lasi !me we
quiesce bathe action Of
al Conftencewhich:mo
on the :Nth tilt ? and at
B..Rutan ofßeaver ; was
We have seen or ,heard
since to alter `OM': dete ... r
this regard. On the ce
newdeVeloPpeint otthoproceedingss
et Pittsburg - goes to'prove to CS, of it
Oom to the people generally, that esir r
reginilieac4were,e4l toloaniPasi`
the nomituttion- of Mi. Rubin; We
make no distinct charges against any
particular individual:L- 4 the . time, for ,
that has not yeturriVeti-ut the ev
idence is to.ocr mind ample and von-
elusive, and such being tho:oeo.
can not and wilitotendorse ir nom'-
,
nation . proCured, by;'' Berk unites. "
is with extreme pain and sorrow that •
wesay this. We have besought har-,
mohy, fairness-mid unity. Wepril=
few(' our willingness to acquiesce in
the result, Whateverit might be, pro
vided it were accomplished byfitlr
means. That profession w as not au
idle one. While wo say plainly that.
Mr. Meerut:kcal' was our fir:AA:holm
for the position of Senator We had
never the - remotest thought of ink
ing any factious opposition In case he
was .fairly defeated. Let it be dis
tinctly understood tluit we do not de
ras now. Wewould satisfy feeling or : :
anythingelse short of honor end priti
tiiple for the unity and sumesti of the
party which we love. We assume
- the stand which we now occupy slap ,
ply because we are satisfied that'ir.
Rutaa's ,nouthuttion• was .cerruptly
obtalmsl, not bemuse Mr. McCracken
was defeated. As members of
. the
*publican party, and espeelailYas
'Journalists whose 'duty it Is to keep
the public. informed • of the truth as
well as to guard . their interMts as
much - as lies In our power; :we can
not permit this flagrant wrong to he
perpetrate) upon them. We cannot
penult their expressed wishes and
preferences to be trampled upon, and,
we will not. The press is the protee;.
tioe of the pinple tau alas their me
dim, and we will, not lend a helping
hand to do them wrong or :Nary.'
While wenro devoted to the interests
Of the liepublimu party*with all bar:
heart and 8041 and strength, yet when
we see that party guilty of wrong*
outrage we will not fail to expose it;
Above all we will not fail to come out
boldly when we see any of its Mem
bers attempt to commit a flagrait•
crime,an Injury upon the people and
an ou t rage upon tl le party itself. The
surest way to deal a deadly thrust
against its life, to connivent Its over
throw;ll to permit' corruption and
fmud to go unexposed and uncheck
ed.
Against Mr.ltutau personally we
had 'Mt thesifghtestobjection. Had
he beenfairly nominated by the Om
ference we would have supported
him with the most hearty cordiality.
Our personal preferences have noth
ing whateVer to do with the course
which we are now pursuing. We
are only contending now, as we have
done in the past, for the supremacy.
of the will of the people. When we
see that will trampled upon we will
not he silent, let the consequences be
what they may.
With no unkind feelings personal
ly towards . fr. itut an, _ we say
support until ds ski rts are efftvt ualiy
cleared front the charges that are
made against him, and the manner
of his nomination proved to be fitir
and honest in the plainest mid most
unmistakable form. We will have
no brotherhood with wrong and in
justice, even though- it comes from
the ranks of our own party, and stand
prepared tit take the consetwents,
confident that we are in the right and
that the people will approve our
course and stand by us.
In the absence of the editor of the
Annus we make no comment; but
in justitst to Mr. nuten copy his curd
In the Pittsburgh Cominernial of .the
nth, us follows;.
76 11w Editor of .Pitt. Ciirnuntreial:
EutE, July lc, 1819
(hie week ago I addressed the fol
lowing letter to the: editors of the
Washington Reporter for publim
tion, it must have reached its dmti
nation ! Saturday, the 10th inst..
but from some unexl:lained muse the
letter does not appear in the Report
er of this week. The senior editor is
absent and of course is not mg:end
ble for thiS virtual denial of mY right
to a hearing through the columns of
MS Paper: The following is a copy
of the letter referred to:
Repirter--,
(.I.IiNTLEMES: In the lust number
of the Reporicr yuu decline to put
up the Senatorial ticket on amount,
lk you 'state, of certain rumors rai l
tie to_ the'noininatiou affecting the
integrity of the tundidate of the Con
feivnee. 1 write to:uitY that any.
charge which in any way involves
Inc in any effort to procure my nom
ination by improper MMUS is false,
and that I will be happy to have the
Investigation' histitnted which "yen
suggest in your editorial. Indeed
this seems to me, in view of the
course you have seen proper to adopt,
Auct.f the stuniort aiun .1.40
Review anil P.,:ranamer of this week,
essential to the SUll'eM of our District
ticks t.
I am, with great retired, your obe
dient servant, • " S. fltrrAs.
I shall insist upon this Investiga
tion, anti if there Is any delay it will
1w no fault of mine. Every one Ls
entitled to a lastring 'before being
condemned, although from the tone
of the Rei.ortec this week it would
seem otherwise:: i laving asked for
an investigation'hy the County( Vm
inittee of Washington, when: these
chamosure soul., the Reporter sl multi
await the action of the Committee,
and 1 give notice I am ready fur that
examination at any time, and desire
that it shall het/won/A and that the
whole truth may appear.
In emclusibm Mr. Editor, allow
not to say that insisted upon my
nominathia and smured it as a mat
ter of right. Heaver county justly
demanded in convention either tot
additional member or • the •Seuator.
Washington' &mute? • re-nominated old inembers,•gt - eve them their
conferees, who stated to my COrderlAW
(hiring the session of • the Senatorial
Conference, that they would not
yiehl a member to Bower • county.
Unties. the resoled - lon of the conven
tion that nominated me, I could not
held unless two members were con
ceded to Betver county. .On the
evening of the unit day of thecon fer
eat's, I asked the nomium of Weed:-
ington county to agree to an adlourn
emelt fur two weeks, until the Leg
islative Conferenve.• had prude their
nominations. This he declined to do,
and may conferees, • in pursuance .of
my request, refused toadjourn mate
it was to, he an euljounimeat of. some
time, and , proposing -if this was
agreed to,' to nt.e.t next iu tl to borough
el:Washington. The result was the
Conference was iu ANriklll Ma night.
The Legislative Conference,met the
next slay, and failing to makoa nom
..
mori
gel IftitmenerNasitinitton - 444,8ea-
Ner Counties la good fitith... - ..:They
untiscetteed aitthe.ftmethil4tiho nom.
inee Of Washington county antl_hial
conferees preferred mrnoutintftien
to thatoranY i .Other pen in Mtge
they did not succeed in `nomituftingi
i i irt
their tarufidatet.• -'.',= • • ' ' ' • . 1
When my nomination wati made
it seemed, as ;WIXOM, IsEactory
and Mr.lifeCracken wafted true on
the following . day 'that I wetftertv
(ivo WS heassYktowOrk
..., • ho.
into tho LeglelatiVe i , -, ce as a
substitute . and urged •thethindmition
of the two, me,mbeni :from .IVashltig
ton cobray on the ground Illint : Bea
ve,r county had the • Staratoi.; -Note
due word was' hetet or ftqr Moftrina
tlon being - seefirea '.' tfir'l '4u9kll.2oller
mama, and the - ,lllstacnies...l mut of
any dissatisfaetiopewaii Oft4he appear.
nu, or the 'Repdflei : of last :week.
l in
Ti in brief lithe historynf the Ceti
krt. eec—Covode, Lawrence or2dack
ey no more to do witlti the gent
inet n' than `syourself,!littd .ft was
kno u - that it was not myl intention
to a port Mr. Maslow, and: that I
was the passage of a law - each as
the inmerefalls laborftigfor,' which
:wou ; effectually . check fthe very
se 1- of_ corruption 'to *bleb „ly'
no don LS ascribed. , I 'had. nti
mon 'to Spend, and sensible men
ough to know that no cue would
expo • fo r me such . OP* as have
been ed. ,L ask; pardon ' for. thl3.
length 4:lfthis. ' i • ,I•.•: : ' i '
With respect, yetir obtritait 'set
vaat
", , : •.- :' ! , ,J's 11. liarrAn.,
Sh the above., ivas in type we re-
Mery the following from Mr. Rutin:
. - ,
: .., he eleuetothil Meanie: . ~..
Ton, Alums :--L .inel we. you a
coin uninition added by' Mete
the Atehurgh , • Chnon'irefire ini - lhe
16th ihst. and publlidta. In thatjonr
nal on thed7th , inst„;.• which please
pub*. .t '' ' ' ' ' '. .. •
I li v e 4141 e r i 104 an!firiestigeition
ihicialltio amoniedhy fhb Wash
. .. .
ingt county Executlv4 Oman Mee
'crt*i
.. *oigiire •In a Court of _Law.
It Will be publir.; rigid and fttorodgh,
and 'Will ostablistr the rtifet filisltY' of
the thirties so ,assiatOusly i 'circulated
hake and in Washington cOunty' dur
ing' the tiast•tvircrweeks. '• Then, end
nek,tilt gliii win .I. cleautaff the re
traction'. and apologies of 'th!dso who
have given them Currency, and will
commit, with all confidence, my elec
tion to de bands of the Itcpublitan
party clitffistrict. . . '.l. S. fley.m.y.
.
,
. lyii"llieStfloek - Raletail I,
"
"lt Wair4,l,t* spii ?the- Pitaibuirgh',
DelflOeig WhO,WrotO Mid printed the
Adlotritliiiironlar, - diraonalmitlng it
throuilignifilie Stste. In tidtiance Of .
, ~,
the- Har risburg Convention.: We
reprinkthe'doennient, htuttliWork us i
it IS of a , iindietive assassin or point
cal repettithin,:as a remarkable eon
tributloa to current politicalhistOry..l
It is not denied that tide' writer
.
has made thb niost of the Weak point
in the recoidoftbegentlennin ivliont
he assails. f!Fer a stab so adroitly *Mit
Vigorously , given_ to to his • rival;
Judge` Ptickei's , cheek' for $.5.000
, . ~. .
ought to balker n a miter ofeeurse,,
Itett d - ,:- - `4!") - -..!! 7 ' .i' . .' ^.• .
,r - viroMihryi)emoentile (Allots 'rind
deitgates to the next State Limiven
tien, who are in faVor of the - tannin-
Mien of Mr. Qi.ss, of Allegheny?
!
1 In the first place '
, we need to inn
votes, / not -drive them - from us, in 1
order to carry thelnixt election. We'
arenlnethousandvotes behind. Can
we do this With Mr. Cass? . 'i . -
Already the Opposition style him
the "soldier hi - peace and the citizen
in war." The fact that ho gradua
ted at West Point , with honors . , and'
then refused to gi Ve hisservicts when.,
the country Most needed them—that I
fact alone will cest.us ten, thousand
voto4 should he be our toodidate.
Every Dernoetut knows what difl
fieulty we have with our soldier vote
at best •, but nemiinate (,Yuri . and we
virtually ask every man who drow.a
sword in the war to swallow it, and
every one who faced a smoky musket
to get down into the very I! dust and
!!tieknowlegede he was wrong. • !
Gentlemen, friends of Mr. Chas. it!
cannot be done.
, If you want to wreck the 'inlay..
could you not do It hi a better way.
Are we nottired of wrecks, orare We
to have anotherthis fall? ! , . - • ~ 1
Against Mr.tkiss,personally, H have
not the slightest oladotion; Onthe ton
trary, I know hint to be a high-mind
ed, honorable gentlemen, butagainst
him as our nominee / protest. ', • •
Why must we have another defen
sive eampaign like elyiner'S and icy ;
moor's—up hill work from the very,
hour of their neininatimi to • the day
of their.defeatt To neWspener men,
who fancy that kind:of work, I wish'
manle!retunis .of I the same season ;
but to the thoughtful man fourixu ,
ty Who favor the.nominati n.of 'Mr. .
( hss, it must be apparent. that: with
his record' at this time, bin: electiont
is simplrimpossible.! ! ! . ' '
The s reeord 'to -wideli reerenee is
here naule *as that Of th ',Unwell./
t f
lion of the wine party titMarr, isburkti
sit' years since, Of which: the ...eandit;
date from Allegheny was a protaz
neat member, mid which , with of
ficial solemnity; declared. hat iLdos.„.
paired of ther,lteppblic,.. and advised
a compronfixe with the rebels, or a
trait - std der !to- their-- tie-mama, I
Per his 'ilfelity! to. ids party then,
Gen. Cui; Lis ungratefully Aixeriliveil
now. Lef-hip end Ms . tru . friends '
'console theniseltes; in the ev iction,
that the heart of the ])em u racy in
1 69 is true to-its impulses in cr. juchr-
nients of 'mo(' m that it W . "
money
and not expedi e ncy whic h did! the
business et ItarrlSinirg on th
1 .14 tIC- - - , '
pi(tlburfarllorate.
.
Terrible itaiiroad Acetilent
On Jnlytalt the Officers of the *lc,
Railway furnished the following ac
count or the amldent ou that road, at
Mt. Hope, Va.: • '
The through freight bound wi.t4r
Went 00 to the •SiOtelf to get out of
the wav Of the night expreik4 from:.
New Verk, 'but lditi -not - dear the
main road bere're the 'eXprvi•oi train
came Up.' '1 he two 'locomotives col
lidist‘upsetthig the engine; until (.1
baggage and ionoloni cars of
the train, all of Which were harped:
Them were' emigrants • in the latter.l
ear,iive orsixof whom were burned
Rev‘ 11. fialleekof N. Y4 , WILY in
the car and Will burned to death. SO
_
'far ashaicertalnedSixerseven persOns
perished. The pak•tengers were-trans
rerredloanother Innniod sent tot
. Ward. •,' • • • I.
Further: accountsstate thUt /tea.:
Mr. I lalleek was not hart by the coil
Mien; but 'was:jammed in 'by the
timbers of the (wand slowly burned
tirdeath.' , . 3 '' .1 • .
-A passenger states' that the freight>
train which Should have awaited on
a side road until the express'. *fain
passed, started on-before-its arrival.
The enghie 613. the forfner•-'had not
mulled the Main rotul.when the et
presa train-Caine Upend collided at'a
speed .of forty tnilea an:hour. The
freight tridn , wart standing on frog"
so. firmly fixed, that it sus not mis
placed-kr the collision.; The engine
=I
=ME
• :
skied • in the em of s passenger
menis-.4lllllle'sios*Adbet-4. 41*
the r
thck•lPPititooll4oY . carrim
ver passengers moved the
614 160: 0 61 1 gatie. The
were, leaded with oil.
morning there mein° ,engine sty
scene of the accident. Some were
suffering terribly from their 'lurks:
4 pre grrt t serl" ni ne Wu.
es
were counted. Savona distressing
aMnWpplhrigg ai a=sl there
*Ore Solna shignl haspac.
The engineer of. t l e express train
stood bravely at his post, and turned
over several times with his, , engine,
but fortunately escaped 'lnjury. Rev.
Hallo& told his --brother-In-law he
Ateszoiluartatell l butslntply daft
eff in. •- fellow • passengers used
every effort to save him, but ho died
,Stalmeckonbsing death by flrei In the
pawn .W of - sympathizing Mends;
who were unable to help him. A.
young German said hip Whet was,
burned, and when the rains of that
smouiciering au. were removal, ho
reeovisal the remains of his Dither'
by his *etch AndssordePolns.
' The fitult of the disaster le attribut
ed to the engineerof the height train
who started - put before the express
,train passed. He has disapp eared
A (cerumnjast l hbovife,and three
.
tidiest) HeediapittiVithout h i g r rz
The, through, mall and
letters fbrA rm ilevolaPd were droyed.
The way Midi was saved. .
:-.-The scampi the catastrophe Is , In
1 3 10 touety,'F'd. -
AT Altoona/ op: WtiqsjaYtlast was.
held ti reunion meeting of the Grand
Army of the RePublic of the District
of Pennsylvania, which Was largely
attynded. The bpsinr that come
tip liciere - th 4 &i st a 4 ` carefully
tram:tete - If, after . which Col.4Dom
blushed; of Derks county was elected
'for the ensuing year, Grand (:ona`=.
"ittan4rot. the Department. PrevP
ous to adjournment u Committee on
Resolutions was ap pointedtoexprei
In fitting terms the huge .measure of
approbation in.whlcti the paSt Grand,
Commander vas held by the Nation
al organization. ) fihe Committee re
:ported the following,preemble qud
resolutions Which . were uuaninurtis-
JyTail — oPted E. F;1";:i - Ti _
Vn Ent:" . Grind Commander
Comrade, A. L. l'etuscin,has, by his,
untiring energy tuid fidelity to the'
cause of the Grand Army Of the Ile
public, increased and strengthener),
our oripinizatton 411, the Pennsylva
nia Department, during the term of
his command, threefore be it'
Resolved, That the thanks of this
Convention` ' are' due and 'hereby'
tendered to Cowhide Pearson, and
that our prayers and bed wishes , he,
with him in the ranks as our supPoit"
and obedience were when he held the
command: .
Mal
Resolved,. Platt Commsadea Cal
houn,,llixline, Uobin, and McLain
be appointed to draught, engrass anti
prciient the foregoing raiolutions to
Comrade l'earsoo.
he Cominittee faithfully dischor;
their duty and laid the resatution
.liil.rtkued.iti a highly arti - "
ear ployingitsstAbothehl
plished and graceful l'rul
alfarthidell,•of Philadelpl
44.dupli,slylltis work is f
er ag.l tg *hi t i litepont
who lookedupon it. Thi
lag was limply exquiAite,
the exefttor adyni
of the orianary
• •
Litiniffeifiag a large pal
and gtntlemen asseulbley
loon parlors of C.:m.l'i=
format prsentatlon of th
WILY made with a neat ani
ate speech by Capt. 'W..13.
parchment of honor •
magnificently anti at a
al hundred dollars. It
whole, a worthy tribute
accomplished and worthy _
gentlemen.. (len. Pearson responded
taaptdsotttelyt nail speechless appro
priate to'the eetitslon were nuideby
a number of gentlemen present, who
seemed to deeply appreciatethe hon
or tint; conferred oit .one of our mast
esteemed and Poptilltrfellow-6ti!,ois.
Subsequently, under the auspice, of
Mrs. (Jen. Pearson theaccomplished,
and . whole-Souled !wife orate recipi
ent, a dance was inaugurated, and at
It late hour in the morning the many
gneda retired 'abundantly pleased
with the, presentation occasion, and
More thin ever impressed with prin•
tely.,notions concerning the grand or
der of the, 41.rthy of the Republic.
,
The Deniorralle P,lst,foran.
The Demoenitte Convh.ntjetkwhitill
a•§Sent,,i'M itt o.l4ilitlini- the 14th
Instal:dolonduu .Itit.Paeker, for
41civertiolc aaid,Cyrit.4l.: iNtrishing for
.
Judge - ,tif Supreme Court. TIM fat;
,lowiii4qrtnoluttuns were adopted: .
the 'rederal Govern
ment bt limited in power to the grant
contained ill the Federal Constj;ution.
and the exercise of doubtiid gotastitu
tional power is bphg ro To the sta
bility of thp, Gwern went and the
safety'hf thelp 401(4 f and the Demo-' ' cratic . party did never consent that
the.Gtitet pf kon nsy 1 van la shall sur
lankier hert right. of local self-''
government.
I Second—That the attempted rain
! daliblfilar attired Kalli Amend
, t i e ert4l Conatitution•hy•
ibdaof the last Lil
the same (Ot ple b N I n V
IS t
a dellitortti , b ristah of their. olllelal
dilkyomal tug_ oatiaga upovi every cit
izen or the stifle, and tile ret3olution
Making such rittilleation should ,be
promptly - repealed and the atnend
tiscat 'bUtltult,tell to tne people ut the
,polls' for actlinitnce or rejeCtion. •
' r/iird-I-That the Dqiitheratic party
of Pchinsytvanin is opp.§lth con fer-
Our negro right to vote,
and we 'tie eniplaltitnlty
,deny that
there is 'atiY . right or power 'hi Con
grtm or
.elsewhere to impose negro
stitTratelifiritilth,e•lptxmliv . of the State
In oppotiitiou to their .1. •
I •t Pm:WA, Tina reforin IA the win' in-
I Istilithin of 'the ''reiTeral ' and State
governments;' and. In the manag-
Inefit'efqlaiir7 'thalami sitnifals int
iteratively demandO.
• ,ieey,T, tat thiptt 41y.uk.pyw Itts.•
log u for the . tuueltundion of the
ice/all Ton of, ilmlaboriug mart has our.
41195 hi tor exit‘tion.• ;
.si.et fititt:.tlo leristittran of that
lute Itepnblicain I Cangreas outside - of
the ()roe
majority therein of the will 'of the
People and hanetity of the ballot-146x
In, the exclusion from their, seats in
CongreM of Itekesentati veil'? clearly
elected t , the tatablish Men t _or Mill
, I ttny• ' gocrnnietits ere that
Takti,.. I llyna§ty." and "usurlifition„
! tend dtreCtly' to the destruction of alti
republican government tthd theereii
ftit tn. f, vonit ! Arms. of I.l . ,eputisin
Nirenlk-:Tliat our soldient and sail
:
in'stit hti carried tiVour, wan
, try, to victory, intuit be gratefully
reniunlatred- and all the guarantees
given in their faybentust, faithful
fly'clirrietfinto txttiethirt.- '
X( ilhan-Equut rights . kual
that %V tilftundt2ist.tatil . ' hative-bOrn
t•cilizenitst4iviirtv.an4l4trcti4;tliosassur
t.tiotatf ditielittad =tonality/111i ich
shall cOn,amand, the rspect of foreign
• powdrs to furnltlli an example of
1 t encouragentanti to peopleatruggi fhg
for national /Meer, ity, constitutiennit
ifiatrjta t and .ludl444l.loAilit'
thet intn 'aloud
revenue' and taxing, system, of, the,
kenerat . ovi'ennient istroaslY unjust;
and meatia ought at woe lobo adepr
ted to cause a modification thereof.
wiffilvireilDiey Gx — ir wonupdoti
tho I.luh!T-°f evft.
. . .
whiAts l ll l .loWed . their an
roienting tr io an :Abolition
War. r
-iityydany Sha lipledattveauthor
*WY the-nriVtWArtfele, de.
mending - the repml of, this action
and the submisWon of the Mein ques
tion to the people. s-Of this, It
enough Jo remark that* although w e
have theliveliest notigea &the amaz
ing assurance of _ the - Democratid
cheek, yet We do ant believe that one
resPectable lawylit or politician a(
that party !be found within; thlis
Common th, who will have the
hardihogl m atand • before an. In
telligent . lie and givohis WIWI&
ual endo ent to the denift4 and
the drained of this resolution: , The
Idearputing the Legislative m
in the premises is the baldest
1 1 114 1 ty. Had the Convention
waived that qtuNtion, us ono too
•Aain ffa' Any ennistoveley and made
their light upon. the' Mitt e point of
ex ;if, - holding übliems
[kin alleged' and
f l t ' ulftsentitnentOf the Com
monwtalth,they would have credit
for - some hesnmon • sense, lookiug
from their- - partizan $ standpoint.
Their trtie pOlicy was clearly to re
wd the Legislative act as final, so
far as concerned the State, but also to
mowing* their opponents for the Ille
gal dlaregard.of public opinion. They,
might have reaped some profit fr .
an ectplanchan attack; upon negro
equaltly, while they can gain noth
ing but discomfiture by thus kicking
against the pricks, upon the abstract
point of Legislative authority. We
need add bat a word more on that
head. Of twenty odd Legislatures
which have'already acted on the new.
Article,
.but two or three have been
diesel With this Article submitted as
a popular issue: much the largest
rumther of the Issgialattuas have act
ed. some In ono way and some in an
other, upon the propposition which
wee submitted subsequent to their
own election, without hesitating at
all es to their full authority in the
premises.
• Our-Democracy cling with great
tenacity to their prejudices against
impartial 'suffrage, and assail -`!the
negro" accordingly. They shut their
eyes to the present and I'Lre, and
OutMeenothlng? but : the pait.,\, They,
m
tankoticedesto mioaktarea have ,
leaned nothing froin yaw of defeat.
Their Meads in Ohio have been
smarter. Contrast the foolishness of
the 'Harrisburg resolution with the
smooth way in • which the Buckeye
Denesenwy.gave the whole, question
the go-by, as foUoWs: ," .
liesieked, That it litherightof each
State 't . % deckle for Itself who shall
pieeda- die,eloCtiVe 'frtunitistelvithle '
Al that by the attempt, to, regulate
suffrage In Ohio, by means of the so
stied X.Vth Constitutional Amend
ment, Is subversive of the' principles
of the Federal Constitution.
Considering that. their hatred of
negro suffrage was a .irdinal point '
with the ,Ohio Democrats, and that
it is only two: years situ* a proposi
tion for that sort of equalitywas vot
ed doWn In that State by fifty thou
sand majority, It Is plain that the res
olution of 1869, quoted above, is tan
,tai • nder
They would ameliorate the condi
tion of the laboringman." Yes, they
would ameliorate it by subjoeting
American industry to the wowed
tion of European pauperism. The
free-trade Democracy of '
nits dared not' my one word of en
couragentent for the protertiOn • of
homeiribor against' aCrolnous foreign
invasion ! ' • ,
They charge Republicanism with
the overthrow of civi governnund
ut the South. That is the old, old
story of au uneonstitutiouni war, wit is
all its unconstitutional con.sequences.
If our •Dentoffacy 'lard not content
with the thrashings we have so often
given them on this issue, they shall
have another one in the mining Oc
tober, andlt is probable it will be a
decisive one.
They "gratefully remember" the
soldiers rind sailors.
,The soldiers and
Hallorn faithfully remember them.
We - mn endorse their eighth reso
lution, foil equal rights and protection
hiall citizens at home and abroad,'
and, for , the , dignified assertion =of
Aiderican. nationality. •
• The denwielatlim of • the internal
revenue system will suit
of that. arulidate'sclars,. but, was not
apeeitill# vatted for In.the Interests of
the massof the Democratic party.
Altogether the Harrisburg plai t ,
fortn,ls g aily, worthy of. an WWI-.
gent contempt. Something more
logical, more patriotic and more sen
sibl,y practical could have been fur
nished oh twenty-feur hours' :notice
frona'4ll6•Aßehool ' ibt• thesloceble-
Minded" at Nedin.—Pill: Gaz.
•
7 4n1 3 I;
The' spok ticnief t e unexp ended
Warm in the.state.Treasury should
be one of the first matters to mine
before the next Legislature for con
sideration. It has been for yeani
-tube. a ktundinz :thud for vorru pt intr.
I purposes., and for the sake of tlie
honor. of our State and of the Re
publican party, steps should be taken
as soon as poasibe after the asseni
bang of the Legislature to put it out:
of the power of any official to use the
finals of the Counllonwealtli for such
purposes. The matter has met with
considerable attention of late at the
hands of many independent ;Itepub
licanjournals, and many suggestions
hbVif been made in regard to:the best
method in which to dispose of this
large balance. Iffeuejetlpment an
aCtshotild be intsSed . , appropriating
'the ba w hutceno in the Treasury to
1 the payment of the obligations Of the
' 'State now duo or over due; and pro, i
,yislon made. that • hereafter no law'
money' he. cellecteil by tax tit:lMay.
,ucfnally neecssitry - fer the currentex
pes of the State. In this an the
.practice ()rowing the money that in.
reality, belongs to the people, for
perfumes of corruption will be effec ,
molly stopped, and the State' bent
fitted. As long as officials are allow
ed to levy indiscriminately for State
puppta-lo i witbout being: limited to
1116:tinditait actually meter's/try, just
so long will there remain the tempta
tfon to raison surplus to heemployed '
In furthering the private ends o(i
tiazse haviagaccxwi to the .Treastrry.
If we remove the temptation, the
evil will disappear. • The independ-
emit preen all over the State are umbig
this mutter upon , the intention of the
.candidates, and in some counties, the
candidate' have been pledged to • use
alleuvore fd reform this 'state of
il irtrilrW,Cfittilfit - atAllysteli pledges
rN n no. Inunninv ket,haarmare
. 4 04 1:041., ', '
, iNtErMajtarctittat htigiAlatgre •ad,-,
ourIAT the tile on Srifiliday. The'
toolun.was twolattgisrothlys 'shorter
than histyear, and cost•the State
MOOT , Isi; • Both. l ThusOlieldnight
wywigne Jamweektivalvding hashaw .
Inas to roach an adjournment.
WHIM
=I
, .
in ' . i •., . , Wheal IA Piirirt• —
... ,'.. 1 ••• . °Aix - made the foikrw-
Ing - ‘,. ~ to President prunt and
life' •; ..inistration • :4 ,
TT:with I shall not =ieir,,i
bounds, - and s . ~.. in
._
R a r ra P = ll-1 4Mu'a d *
mh• tion In power at as n
pi?' 44 4 11 ~ iMent -
try: '2wm by osepetty le
, ringirabout the distribution , Pat
-I.olllritlethealaghstemarofic Oint
if holed been Inspired he could
hay° satisfied the onethentb of those
who bad desired to servo the public
ttl i A i =onorer . 'tit. That
ppler' ... the wave;
ila when you kink at , administm-•
tion that isto ;you, you Bud
-- • g twit apercit in bitters
.‘,. Mg light that Wind Ft
y , , ' ~ ire longed to see in high
at Washington—that word chat
res
te.youe heart -- and • that .wo rdis
honesty,which the comer . atone
=Melt the p olicy of the admin
a is sseurebrgreanded. !(Air'
plume.] You know that :whether
the President has made this man
postmaster or that man collector, or
whether he has distributed his vast
patronage Just exactly as you or 1 or
anybody else would have deli Md to
have it distributed, you know that
in that heart which beats in his - bo
som there is no thought except for
the country.. [Applause-1
And you know , besides that you see
written upon the portals of the White
House that other word which you
haVe longed for In years past- to see,
and that is economy in the public
service. jApplause.l You know that
every expenditure Is being cut down
which OM to coamlsteutly in that-wh
ile I service; that in every possible
way the'burdens:uprin the public are
being reduced as far as am be ' con
sistently with our public credit in
the payment of our public debt, as
the party that governs this country
intends It shall be paid to the utmost
dollar. , I4l4mlause.]lAnd,you know,
besides, that hereafter It shall not be,
as in. ;meet years , of the past, that
the honest tax payer shall be com
pelled to bear his own burdens and
the burdens of dishonest parties:
Noris OW all. Standing as we-do
among the nations of the world,
emerging from our recent crisis; in
which vie had to fight not only the
rebellion with its poWor, but to en
dure the frown of almost the entire
civilised world beside—for the mon
archical nations looked at this Re
public as a standing protest against
this form of Government. and would
re,lo to see it crumble to ruin—you
, kow (o-dny tJoour ,President, In
Speaking for you and in your behalf
to the , other nations of the world,
speaks with no uncertain voice, but
with an emphasis that demands, and.
"
receives roped. [Applause.]
•;, A TitbAG.tuiat &Opt. New York,
17th Inst., says thereport that the cap
tured fllibusten3 were taken to Fort
Lafayette was , incorreet; They were
kept on board the cutler Mahonhig,
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, until
the •evening of the 17th when they
were all discharged, and left with
cheers for Cuba. Quite a number of
them were from Itichniond Vin inia,
and had served in the rebel army.
New Adeeitiseinents.
Executors , -Notice. —Letters teetamentas7
Parlag.beesgranted to the, andmalmted exc.
Male of the clank( Of Vanish Springer *ceased.
late Of Moon tOwnship. Bearer earsty, Pa. all
pereoes Indebted to said estate are notified to
make Immediate payment, and nil:persons having
Claims aplastiaM estate Will please present them
Only auttleated for 'statement lo
. MICHAEL
J. 11. tiennwXk,
Exee•dont.
(treen Queen P. 0. Beaver county. is Michael
Sprizigres address ' - Ural Gt..
Tritt, Cir.) tV El
,e,ri=Lials;esmils !
W,..; BITE:CHIANG,
Gernian Apolhreury and Druggist!
TN TILE DL%MuND
ROCHESTER,
Keel): constantly on 11311.1 n w.. 11 wlretesi
or
Pllll3 Ditrus,
PATENT MEDICINES,
PEI 1 ANIA(Oini,
c' • I.AlN T 4:( i ii,s,
'PURE WINES AND
Are.clical I'tirposes.
Cigal T.ILICeII, Crude and Relined
ALSO
fir Dr. Ikti,i.l.** Pntent Tnisses.
Alt kind. of Tnis..:es, .1?4,.. deliveTENT
on short. notiev. Pliviatols'proirriptions
hAnrfordatantll night.
. •
nlic* of palri.inagenoliciitYlliii2
":7"GRAND
CLOSING.. OUT SALE,
SUMMER DRY, - GOODS,
JANIS g. FORTUNE'S
IN Till.: /)lA.MOND, It( n 711EsTEI:
1 6 4V1T1T Vat C:4N001)1.1
kT.I.ESS fILtN (QS'T
OW and sM• for.:ypurselre.,4
DRY 000DS,
OF F:VliliV.l)EscittrrioN.
e t ‘n4t :.
1!;‘,1t12-lakof
weenn lint he rnd0n,n141...-
STAMI'INC .tNI) I)()\}:
1i0n61411. , •
4Th 1N)Ole lei AS'hoir Omls
RE?iIE !
- •
• DIAMOND ` RocErEsTbß Pa.
P. 14' 1 _ 1 , I I: fro % seemed that porriee4 or
OCaly;:firniiin3- of Britlgo‘iltior.
jy' 21. •
A IITIVITOMI IVO . ; eCE.-111 the . Otpluoia•
AX Coot ( of Emir f minkr. lathe matter of the
drat and deal savant or Adam Pater. A dmiuNtra•
for of the *talentMaki timber, deed.
And now, toad,: June It, IFifa, on motion or J.
D. lienbr., Eakteaut appoint Jueeph
clumingtum. Auditor to dl.tribrite the
Am& M hip! AdMitiliammt, to and
amongthe here 7 cannel thereto:
From the Record. Attain—
JOHN A. ?MUTER. C'terk:
The Auditor will attend the denial, o:l t :Wye.
apimlntquit ottlra Delmer:dr( y the
aOth day' or July, between the hour. of o'clock
'cm, jowl m.' All parties Interest play
attend It they wee pmper.
trrilk 1 ' J (.7 Ilf4 NI:4I*AX. telr. r.
EOM
DRUGS
ugrons FOR
MIN
A. l l -1
!Iyr river et' i4tod talt,
ilnlrnnon Um. KIWI, or ft,
W. J. DUNK.
Mayer Pod Oike.
non
__NOTSCE. — L ettrn
._rr
DUI Th Y 77 b* tc ..n Granted to two
PlClted on the estate of Martha tr.. Erwin, de,.. 0,1
lit. of liaproell tovmeld to p. Wary maul). Th.,-
all pentode Indebted told estate ate eollu
to iltak" tausedlate payola:at aid all person, ke !
luif ululate- acids'st add astute will Faucet thou
duly authenticated Jar ellttllemest to
Jfitiwi JA.IIII2IIIWMI.
11l
EtLUUi
,‘,:lrettr.-0! 1 . e rtl aeOlents.
Se: 0 4 In It
" -
BRIDGEWATER PA,
td4llGlntriliteXiVlPlll A Intbill si
, a&ma a n icif or TIT V1J1A1,1%,!,
i
• p,Ttle C401001)14:
Steubenville Jena's, .•
CaIdITILICX and Sallnets,
• White Woollen blanketp.,, ,
• .I.WhRe and Colon,] wnd
Darrod riannistc.
Merrw.e,
Ditirtlnea,
GlngliaiiH,
2.: z;-, 0— ( :"ertl 4 .
. . Liwks,
Witter 1 , 11. 4 .„
, . CliinthilL
,
Wmairt l
Brown and Black
l'rinfr,
CaniouL:.
•
J..ounets,
I'iible Linen, P
Irish Linn,
I.;ountet-p.ta •
Glow,
Nlit4.
IZIE
Groveries,
cairn, Tear, Madan Ida W Ade
Gukten and CoMoron tlyribps, Min 6,1
Joie imd.klio,,tlfAr Juul TAM.
• Snap, Spicer add' Niers 111 Pat. /ar k
SALT. •
Hardware , • Nails, Gia„
Doty Lock.. Door Lateibes. war.. deem...
CaLlery,'rea. T. SPOOtil, 4411 I r 11. 7.:
Buses, kilo Morels and Pokeri. N.l. *IA
2P 2 dcs. 220‘u . b.. 2. E. and a llue Pork..
Writhes and 50u1.., ern and (lorded
' • VA RE
Tab.. Charm, Batter Rini. ud L.
• -
Linseed Oil di. White bI
Boots And 'Shoes
3usass.4olD cinu)khz,..,u(t.
in re* •*rlr7
Rifle Powder and Shoi
Blastini Powder and Fuse.
Flour Food dc quersouto,:
'Of besvigiAdo delivered tire oft/,u
By close attention to busine.a, and by
coluitantty on band a welt acne tad atect 0: 4
of nil the dilibrent kinds Olully kept la a,
more, the undeeshynnk hopes to the fir, .
the MU in merit and Weil.° a liberal alta
public patronage.
U. IJ. it. 4 1.24(c7:1L
dectfrettly.--jfichltd.
LIOSI 1L1L.1.11 OR EXICRIANGE.—a=
1: SUN LAN P.-160 Acres of altar,
rolling prairie. Innate.% ha Rory county. r
tamen N. W. Dubuque. and Mous t1:1
nods. itriitrllVVii on an Ade*. Tanner.,
TIIO.IIAS Wtltt.b . Rl
Ila mil hi
EEO
BARGAINS IN
DRY GOODS.
J. M. BURCHFIELD &
No :12 Sixth Street, late St. (lair,
Entire strak.closing out at al n•:µ
t.'lnake a rhan,r in our
Fancy and I'litio Bolona]
Silts, all the bear...makes, (trey Dr,
4 ;0 0 .14 French and Irt.b
Poplin; Black and Colorl,l
Al pa cram. r.tnad i =,
worth 88 t la for 2t)
rents, Fiztreil
Linens,
worth
mita
for 25 rent*. •
Chintz worth tt'l
rents for 25 renta, White
Quilts worth *3 (or 11,t;„,. DIo
rambign.a worth 43 cent 4 fir
eentß, Illankets,snilell, Worth $3,51 , 1 •
43 r.O. Table Ltheus, Towels, ( -..,
Napkirt. Diapers, Ille.lebell 3111,1,
1 ill.leaelwtl Man Info, tilterfinf
Pillow Cate 11 ,line, C.tvi
mere i for . lett and
1: opt We Slat.
all new and
114 , 1 lot
iii Ow
city.
A. ,Gru.v.A.T I V.I3IIIDY
.1 " .
FOR fig CIT 111: OF
Throat sail Lard Dimwit..
Dr, Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Co
Jun 2:a.
It le the vital prinetple of the Pine Tre...% ,
ed by a peeelLar process In the dietnntire
tar, by whit - hits Itigheet medkad povre,.
retained. •
It to the eat, oaltorsord owl reliable rrno oo
boo ewer been pillared how toe Jftlre of 1..
Tree.
the It U
ti
ndaunted the digestive omit. ets
appete. •
it *tr.-althea. the dolyilltsard opt,m.
It pfainfht aid eteleho the bk.el and •••••
'from the ~*tent the aorreptioa nide. kr.L.
breeds on the Wog..
11dt:wives tb• unions or phkgin s h.., •
the sittpoosuod of the IMO-
Jis healing prlnclpla acts upou the iffitan , •
fist of the tamp and throat. penetrathi •••. ,
diseased part, relieving pain sad setshoi: •r
-matlon.
It it tin, molt of year* of study and exp. r
and to offered to the adlleted with the po,oos
warinee of Ito power to ettleti eh:Mowing al-,•
tf the poi (lett his tat too loot delayed a t-• -
the teethe of clue S-
. • .
Consumption alb* Lan Coeatt, Sore Is- ,
and limner. illeactilde MET emitplaint. IL.
and !Heeding riles, Asthma, Wbootria: f s.'•' -
Diptheria, AC. .
AVe an eftestaintekwhy MS Out other rm.,.
In the market for Ceusemption, Coat:to. . '
and other Pulmonary affections equal to 10 Cc
• Wiskart'w rinta•Zia-Tir Cordial. We It et
• -lat. It att tot Ay atoppinat meek I: '
tooaening and assisting nature to throw '
i cuthcalUty matter collected about the the. e-'
• bronchial tuber, causinkinitation nod coat ,
Id 2 Mott Throat anct Lunn; Remedies 1, , "
ito.ed of anodynes which allay the rear . '
awhile. bet he their conatringing ett ei• ... '
, brra ha:COMO hardened and untacaltio t 1...•••
MINI.. and are retained in the cl.f.ni. , 4 • -
ntliaeasea beyond the control ofour rue.: .•
• physician,The-.
id. Tine Tree Tar Cordial, n Itit ft. c.• •
ante • are prefearltle.hecause thee rttniec o the . • •
of irritation of the MIIMMa membrane an I la
child tube.. sublet the lungs to act and II rt... '
the unhotlthy ac action. and purity !1 r
Iles adentlfically making the cure in rf.,t
Dr. Wbthart has on Le at bin oak, he- ••• •
• anti tiwuteantla of Certificates from ewe 3.P.1 ' L
men of tniQtiestionahle character who ume• '
helatinalncleen onto die, but throuth the ;•,•'.
deuce of bled wet,. completely restored le '..
by the rine Tree Tar Cordial. A utty,totott ••• •
tendance who our be tomcatted In p•Tr.r ,
triall, tree of tharce. Price of Pine Tete Tar''
dint $ llllO per bottle. fll per dos. twat by r,; ,-
mt reript of prier.. Addreto L. q. C. Ivi-!uv. h i'
No, B T. North td street, l'hlladclithit Pr .
unetintm. .- ' •
-_ •
NrOwllCilt —LIIIILIR.
.1. 1 1 To builder.. nlikeen*, hricklay an anti l• •c•
terra, get your lime at the ' •
3rILEVITOUIt LI 3E1.; I
Vanport.aud pare time mad money, it L. 0.
he,t Uwe, as it to otronger and will mil, a
111 l rtar, and there In no want,. to O. WC bury
bat the NTt rtone and it I. horned In•t riett
coal to not, mined slat the Mle to bur ••
th,re i. no airier , or cinder hr It.
Iltrkk!ayent need not •Itt It or rttu It ..o
which Min Mrs • rpm( deal o(11 lit^.
You ran alirmuc cc! it fraNiti- red Ind Ifl~a•~
It- and In
LARGE LITMPS.
Refer to all who hay. , n•ed It s. t,
ierroiVil to other k Ilro tkprak aganot It 3101
pelt an Inferior artkle at the aante prh,
IWO it. or try okanc.
7
• Lime delivered promptly t✓ ord••r al
Reasonable Rates
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