Bellefonte patriot. (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1818-1838, July 14, 1821, Image 3

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ed States—Justice to all nations, sub- and got all he
mission to none. |the election werd
5. The memory of the Father of
this country—George W ashingLot CT
ay evening last,a man 6 "pie patriots of 76, who fought{large majority.
: erty and obtained 1t. sm—
name of Flanders, with histe ———
W 2 aced 11. 15 and 17, came} ~ homas Jefferson; the boast of
hrec sons aged 11, 15 and 1d, homas Jefferson; 5 aN 1 x
thre tnd 1 0 those
. : i 3 eh and oth-| an J
in order to pret some sand fis ana oun tof his country. A number ol Ww
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down from Amusbury to Piumb Istand, Democracy, the pride and ornament
er articles ; in the afternoon at low] "go pio enemies of Democracy in a a
water they went down the Middle Pennsylvania, they have risen like aldepositea In the ba
Sands in Plumb Island river leaving of 244 are falling likethe stick.” {cp by Mr. W. Rob
the boat ai some distance ; finding the 9, Joseph Hiester--¢ Kaow all men
tide comin in fast, they started for thel, = 0 presents, that” in two years
boat, but found themselves surround-{ eco oq oper October nexty Pennsyl-{ The owners are ref
ed with water ; the father attempied) yp nia shall be released from the dis- pay for the repairit?
10 ford across to the boat, but in vansl oo oi heine ruled by a ponp-man” |" °
he returned ; took bis youngest son on|™ 4 William Findlay, late fxovernor
his back, and told the other two tool | ,¢ pengylvania—put down by political}fonte, shorily.
Jow 3 havino lost ‘gibt ot the boat Dintrigue ; he shall be exalted by polit-
consequence of the f gy he directe hisl; a1 virtue. CHARLES J
course to where he supposed the near-l 14 pe soldiers of the late War—
est land to be; but, shocking to bis They risked their lives for their coun-
feelings, he heard his aid st son CIV try ; may their country honor thelr
out he was drowning, while he himself oo vic 6’ Tet the badge of infamy P Fo OCL A
{
Di:'ressing Accident,
From the Salem Gazettes again this fall, I's
on his departure fi
away, as 1 contempl
July 14, 1821.
was straggling for life, with bis boy 00/4 on these who refused to illuminate
his back, amid the, thunder and Beht-1r.. Weir victories. =
ning of that evening. Being near) ony, meaic manufactures through- Ew
sinking in the struggle tosave himselt the Union—may they speedily be WHERIAS the
his child was disengaged from his established and enable us to issue an-|Huston, President
back, when by a fhsh of lightning helo pe ociaration of Independence:
discovered land and in a few moments, 13. The American fair may Colum-
grained the shore, with great difficulty Ibia boast of daughters amiable and district, composed of '§
He spenta a night on thel,eqytiful ;and may Hymen join them|Centre, Huntingdon,
feck, and was relieved 1n the morning, Er ialei¥n i
with the allicting loss, however, of) Republican merit. ford, and the hon. Ad
his three sons ; one of whom we have Volunteer Toasts. Isaac M’Kinney, Judg]
heard has been picked up.
ee Sens By S. Douglas, Esq—May every
Abad Fars, Marruew ErLsecoon|ireeman of Pennsylvania this day re-jth=ir precept bearing
and Davip Winsox were each sen-[Solve no longer to support an adminis-
tenced by the Mayor's court to pay altration whose policy is founded on thef .
fine of twenly dollars, for a riot and|detestable maxim that % a fsublic debt for holding a court of
disturbing: ; the Baptist church andlis a public blessing.” Ouer and Ter
congregation in Samsom street onthe] By ML. Ketly-—7he Democrats of Y t ;
oa
evening of Sanda;
Common Pleas 1n
court in Centre county
day of June 1821, t
i
0 Pennsylvania —May + they ever be
The Ricorder. in proneuncing the |tound {faithful to their favorite motto
General jail
in the town of Bellefo
sentence, adiresscd the offenders in! let 8 virtue” preside over her coun
very impressive language on the crim-|Cils-=%¢ lberty” guide her arms, and of Centr ho
inal and agesavated nature of their of-llove of & Independence” prevent them|COUDLY Of Lentre, on Log
fence ; and. t! punishment would|{from selecting for the man of their]of August next, being
have been ox eg to imprisonment, choice, one whose Zead and whose
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but the church interposed and said that 2cart disqualifies him from promoting
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their only wi as that the sentencelthe good of the people. N O
should be as lenitent as would be con- By G. Eichholiz,~~ Cumberland and - ’
sistent with the protection of their] York counties,~~whose political integ-
house of worship fi ature riot ard{rity like justice may slumber but ney:
disturbance er dics, oners, the justic
We hope that the punishm~nt of The late administration of Pennsyld Constables of thd
these persons wil ove a warning to|vania. Spurning the attempts at dic
the worthless young men who so scan-|tation by unprincipled men, it became :
dalous'y plant themselves every Sun-|the victim of their unhallowed efforts [BIT proper per
day niizht ia the street and on the pave |The only revenge they need ask is,|the forenoon of
ment near the church, to the annoy-|{that history may be impartial and pos-
ance of a large and quiet congrepation,|terily enlightened.
ly preventing ladies from pass-{ The present administration of Penn. |ce$) to do those t
thereof.
Is therefore here!
tre, that they be
records,'inquisii
frequently
Ing in and outy and sometimes insult-[sylvania—npolitical intrigue and faction
ing them, ZL, Gaz, Ihave caused it to fall into a galloping]
— an consumption.” ®lthose who are bo
A secon d So lomon. 5 The democratic harty mn Pennsylva |©€8 LO prosccute
: nia. Resembling Sampson only in
The Sierra Leone Gazette of the(he temporary deprivation of its locks.
25th of November contains the follow-|1t Will rise in 1823, with renewed vigr-
ing article : « On Friday, the 10th in-407 and prostrate in the dust the Philis-[Prosecute against
stant a select party. was made to *visit|!1N¢S WhO Tow unjustly riot on the
Almamy Da'lah Mahommadoo, on the SP01s of the commonwealth. :
Bullom shore. It'wés a secret known| Z7¢ clections in 1821. Let firmness Dated at Be
only te a very few in the colony, that/208 Vigilance be the watchword of ev- day of Jul
this worthy chief had a grand festival SY republican, :
on that day, on the occasion of taking! WILLIAM Finprav, late governor of
to himself 16 new wives, in addition? ¢#sylvania. More respected fy his
to the moderate number of 89, to w homiretirement, than his SUCCEesSOry Wilh
he was already wedded ! All the chiefs|?!! the ¢ fragments of faction” at Lis
in the country, with their principal re- heels.
tainers were invited. The company By the President of the day~-— Sam
altogether consisted, of many hund- wel Dy Ingham, Esq, late sccretary of
reds” the commonwealth.
offices appertain
ers that arc or shai
of Centre, are to bé
just,
en ER —
Fab | qe
- ly 4 [Sod - v . TEN r » G3 TE
From the Providence Gazette. There is a singular feature and co- A ed itors
VY chrbot ro TH amt incidence i € cour Th:
D istressi Th Fy ent. nce inthe course pursued by the That we have |
X/ Hiesterite yan re 1 p - : : .
J 3 11€¢ ri apers., a ' ves of the ¢ ;
A distressing accident took place inl. Prite papers, all "overithe stateiRSSURshe Court of
our river on Thursday morning last, There is not one of them that pretendsit"'® county of Cen
{ Tris ne Rn hinh ahs ths s fa s i
the particulars of which are thos stat-|to defend their own measures—bhut of the insolvent
edto.us. Mp. Stephen Slocum, son of they level all 3 Tr |
Mr Joh Slocttn, ithe two or. (hae, cy level all their artillery at Mr, monwealthy and t
oie persons, having proceeded in af’ indlay, repeating the stale epithets appointed Monda
sail boat to board the shi Z.cenhve i 191] :
I we ship Zcephyre,land denuneiat : / rE Piet ?
then bound out from this Hod h ner Ions H at ware 50 nes Auglst Pex i
Mit ! #3. POL, DAA AC | ~npecefirliv : ! :
complished their object, when in push ully bandied about before the Jate|the Borough of
ing off from the ship, near. Kennimi. election. If it be so, as they reiterate ls and our creditor
cut Point, some part of the. rigein $f
rigging oriirom one to another, that Mr, Find/ny vo av ote :
» ¥ ' r 5 3 i ’ 3 vir. 77 1 ou Vv atte
theiship stuck the boats mast, when ¢ indlay may attend if
|.
. > 119 nt i £, “wo 1
she wis; capsized, and the two remain-| ©. COD IOTCVET It 1s contrary t PATRICK
ing men on board were precipitated in. [all the rules of gallantry, reason and DAVID
to the river 5 one of whom after swim. ! ftv ; : 1 j
Niven one Mm aiter swim- humanity to war against a fallen ene July 14, 182
ming sonic distance was taken up by a! 2 } 2 —- gh
at Prone al ' r 7 %imy. Bat what i ff TT
boat From ship Butthe wi Bont) y- But what does this course of 3
Slocum sunk to rise no more. He Conduct indicate ? It isy in facty strong New
was a deserving young man, the sol isi :
: y youns an, toe solejand decisive proof that they fe h ’ i
ry Y 1 1Q © OF r » ¢ oT gg cy 2 pg 5 ; CTibe
prop of his aged parents, to whom hel... : : ye HE Dupes
was greatly endeared by is affection Te arog popularity of governor Find- [forms his friends A
ate and dutiful conduct. He was jp] aY More than any other coming event
s OQ} hs £ hig aoe 1
the 28th y« ar oi his age, and had been |And why? Becpuse they know tha
a member ot the artillery company in
this town eleven years. His body hasf, 1 : they
Bot yet beer found ed the popular tide agaigst him ;
“ A /
— 4 Ee and his mangled reputation constant. GG 4
r « ly d 1 1 3 : * Cs )
Selected Toasts. y haunts them, in their Imaginations; Suitable for the sci
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as the ghost of a murdered man is/lately occupied br
want to do, the dreams of his ass | :
.{rally, that he is no
t by Som
some and general
the foulest misren: i BR
) misrepresentatio :
I ns, Kinds of
: Harrisburgh, July 4th 1821.
1. The 4th of July— Though it may assins, Page, at the house o
yind us under embarrassment, may i And well they may be afraid ——If a €sq. in the borough
s free, vote for governor wasto be taken one{Which he will be ena
2. The Presid : tac)
‘ ent of the United 1 -
Ce. / . ’ JHICU week Yaar ™ yy + the tv . .
States—A life devoted to i.%s country’ k from this day, and William|the most reduce d pric
service'is best rewarded ho SiFindlay and Joseph Hiest pala
- t rewarded by its orati }Seph 1IESIEr were| country proc
tide. y its grati : try produce,
»
: known to be the candidates 7
3. ‘The United St. es, Wm
tes—may ti Find] 1d JOH
i . ele Not SP Smt ay ICY | Lf nNaiay w [8 avy ( » 20) t 1 )
ever remain as 'thicy were declared tr J 'y ould have 40 or 50 thousand| Bellefonte July 5th. 183
be in ¥276.free, soverein ch majority. We heard % fi .
4 yo Sree, soverdign and ind: a man of inteli-|—————
iendent, AY 0 ; “gn
sence say, hot two weeks ago that he Writi ng Paj
1ad voted for Joseph Hiester, last all;| FOR SALE 47 THIS (
4. The Army ang Navy of the Unit.