SRLLEFONTE REPUBLICAN - Df on SR Sem am te W.W. BROWN, } A.B. HUTCHISON, " Epirons. Terms, $2 per Annum, in Advance. ea a BELLEFONTE, PA. Wednesday Morning, Aug. II, "69, Re ~ 2 ~ EPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. FOR GOVERNOR, JOHN W. GEARY, Camber'd. FOR SUPREME JUDGE, HENRY ‘W. WILLIAMS, Allegh'y ADVERTISING. — The BELLEFONTE REPUBLICAN has a larger circulation than any other Republican paper pub- lished tn the county. Our merchants business men will please make a this. Tennessee Election, The Democrats ars crowing over the Tennessee election. Waeannot see what they have to erow over. Both the candidates for Royernor, SENTER and Sroxes, declared themselves to be radical Republicans, SeNTER, 2ided by Governor Brownrow, has been elected by a large majority, on a plat form advoeating “Universal suffrage; and universal amnesty.’ Horace Greeny, of course. did all he could for the election of Senter. What then have Democrats to crow over if | it is» not the fact that more negros | voted for SeENTER than for S10KES? It would seem that they are only op- posed to negro suffrage, when GuMuO votes the Radical ticket; but if he will vote so as to fayer the rebels then our northern copperheads throw up | Yr + | back to some ineidents in his business | earcer which have come to our know! ; {dre from reliable sources: have had any thing to crow over, that their hats an ‘Ror for the nigger.’ Poor devils ; it isso long since they Moxey | —Court commen nday the 23rd inst. Many ribers will be in town.- , We wish 10 see you each. ne, in our sanctum. If you in advance, have our ou have not yet paid, we 1 t you do not feel comfortabl You to do =0 at your earliest con (Court week will afford you tunity. It . n 1 if all those who have would be a lo go during thi no money, | licans of Centre what do you Are 3 ; "Gov. GEARY, } He rede un wi Hox, IL , and { ais Wk uy ower the eontemptil be no heart—burnis (er ip the ranks and on to viet apathy in i persistent work w ctory in Oet forced into i the Repu! their chances to be int’ "than with a‘‘lond ) cars past they have defined have people, with all th iswting, mentation and appeal 4 master.and have been beat Repeated ! uel } ted the emp! ost needed, just now be leaders of the Republican or ation to take an exact vi 1 and then adopt h sre needful. w of the the measures The masces await als of those they have cho r that purpose, and are impa r activity. ie Republieans of the State can- «fford at this erisis to lose the Gov. r and the balanee of power in the reme Court, in to be consummated, and vital iples to be established by judicial eas, . year from next winter the State nave to be divided into Congres | and Legislative dist’s, To sur. 'r this power into the hands ofthe crate, will be to remit the State heir possessics oa be wrenchod again only by prodigious outlays ne and effort. in view of all the facts we appeal to blicans, here and throughout the monwealth, to thake off their ap- to cocase bickerings and eon. ns, to promptly close up their Le, and snter vigorously upon the work before them. A simultaneous neat. such as we made last year, and n several previous eceasions, will juiekly decide the fate of the field in ur favor. Up, men! and st them!” Tii% most significant alliteration of he P's" is Pity Poor Packer, Picked ‘ked and Plandered. { funct | borne aloft 4 SR . which was the picture of ring for | " i or in Ohio respond to any propercall up. | i | i | representative men Important measures | | they are ‘‘thankful for smal favors,’ and are willing even to go back to Afric's sun | ny elime, if such practices would give { them the sugar teat of power, and revive the stinking careass of the de Democratic party. No better | evidence of all this is needed than the fact, that, at a meeting held in Mem phis to eclebrate the election of TER, several SEN transparanciecs i by the crowd, upon one of a while man clasping ig with a negro ; and un | derneath He picture, was inscribe “We are in t friend. Peaon'a Democracy to in { it 7? hing to a demonstra hat the Demoeratie wiples, and tha Governor them all Govern of thom after the campaign and + is Ver Step up, gentlemen te f golden ealf. The new Democratic ery of ‘‘let us P's’ '—~maeans, literally, have us have a piece of bags “41 it wil Asa Packers money The demand is =e general that round. Decrives, —I Democrats to get a Rospcnans possible for nectal la soldier io run on their ti ket. Gen. Haxcooxk refused to be their | candidate for Governor in this State | Gen. RosecrANS has declined the hon | The fact is, their princi ple « do not suit respectable soldiers, — Packen aod VALLANDIGIAM are their the men that ful ly represent their principles. Oh! De. | meeracy, how art thou fallen; how dis- loyal, disreputable, dispised and des picable thou art! Muex's Travers, —It is and old {adage that ‘silence gives consent.” Judged by this rule we have nailed both Meek and HosTeaMAN and es tablished the truth of what we publish- ed in relation to MeEx's travels and his slanderous attacks upon his friends and competitors. No man can fight the truth. Meek Kkoows this, Hence his silence. He and Ho stun. MAN must try again or stand esnviets ed before the bar of the intelligent people of Penn'a. Ger vr Cuons.— We hope that onr friends in each of the townships will go to work to secure us a list of sub: scribers for the campaign. The rie of the Republican for three Months is wwii otn, Every themberof the party should subscribe for it. Weappesl to Post Masters and others to get up clabs for the Republican. [From the Reading Daily Times, The ‘‘Peor Man's Candidate.” Asa Paeler and the Boatmen— Ie is Ducked in the Lehigh-~4 Reminis cence af 1543, : Hon Asa Packer, Democratic can- didate for Governor of Pennsylvania, is immensely rich. He'is said to be worth twenty millions of dollurs. It is this great wealth, that has given him position and secured him the nomina- tion as in other respects he is a very ordinary man--not remarkable for ta ent er distinguished for public serviee 1 : t made large contracts their old practices, aud make love te | K niracts | the dusky daughters ef { crder )r your | of any sort, Twenty millions of dellarsis a large sum forany one man to accumulate in a life time, 1 could never have been accumulated by honest labor, In Judge | Packer's cnse his collosal fortune wus built wp in the aweat of other men's brows, rather than bis own, He became rich by grinding the Jue: af the poor, As a proof of this we propose to refer business was that Lehigh and Delaware Canals, 2 to ship coal to New York and Philadelphia. He own | ed a number of boats himself, and in contracts, hired ail | { the boats and boatmen he could get at { so much a ton for trans to fulfil hi n, But {it seams that this ‘Poor Man's Can { didate,’ did not pay his men living pri { ces, and a general ‘strike’ of the boat | men employed by him was the conse quence, It further appears that while | this strike was g on Mr, Packer oriati MDE wen to work for hin i Routh Fa were lying woored during the st and attempted in person to compel hi men to go to work at the it wa visil 1 rates But , MIL RO ViOi€T y ’ him that th : ance and cause Ihe hers ¥ appear | of wl take a geod many p's to go | and onte From The ex i number of Hue this pla ¢ On a strike yore to quate threatening aspect on Mot terday, and from all appear | sis 1% near at hand. On Monda | ng, Asa Pacler, owner of some | boats, who resides tn Mawch attempted to move them off, when | was seized and thrown wito the Lehigh | river, and another person who assisted | him out was afterwards driven from i the ground seth stones Processes were | issued for the apprehension of the lea ders, but the officers were not able to apprehend them. Yesterday Mauch Chunk Company had a confer bt ine ¥ end RY and yes. ail i he but no arrangement could be effected to remove the unfortunate state of by the suspension of the coal trade, three weeks. The peace ns well asthe interest of the eomwnnity require that the evil should be removed and the laws be enforced and respected, { From the Easton Whey of A wi 20, 1843 } After a delay of more than two the Manch Chunk canal. The Com- panies have agreed to pay the boat. men 10 conta per ton in addition to their former rates of freight, together with their allowanes of other minor ad- vantages, Kesrueky is rapidly approaching the vergo of civilization, About twenty Union men have been elected to the Legislature, | by unimproved. I'wenty six years ago Asa Packer's | of boating on ihe | He | { firmly Chunk. : the | ence with a committee of the boatmen, | which has already lasted for two or | months the usual activity and bustle of | business is again seen along the line of Letter From Virginia, Bovrn Sx BR, IL Va.) July 10th, 1869. | Eve. RerunricaN :—Since I came here, I often thought 1 would like to tell you something relative to the sen- timents of the people of this part ofthe State, and I think what I say of them here, might be said of all the citizens throughout the State, In the first place I will tell you that 1 was appointed a Registrar of this Dist. by Gen Canby, and entered on that duty on the 14th of June. This work ended om the 1st of July, Twa algo an election officer for the District I was there ou election day, the 6th of Juiy. far as | was concerned That day ended the business as During this time I had a fine opportunity to learn all about the feelings of the people, an I did not allow an opportunity to pass I found the people very willing fo tell me what they tho't lieved It is ne my object nor purpose and beliey complain of these rebels because they have done just what anybody else wo'd do in a similar situ is over } I the rebels have own «0 far as I have heard, which re than any Way is nothi ght to have as they had nothing to op y except a few “carpet bag alawags, and the der it thin i take upon the duties of beli ercise the functions of any off diould fod take I say Congress did wrong when it gave that ed to i eve that no man sh cannot or said oath the President power to submit 's al +} : 41 N hai onstitution in any olher way or shape than the way it comes from the Con vention, To prove that it was wrong, 1 will guppose the following: Suppose at your last term of Court, there were Of | convicted of murder, 15 or 20 men, and things. The boatmen, the companies | ate 1 staimi reat loss | : : and the State are sustaining a great lo | the Legislature meet before they are the sentence is death, Suppose, again, executed, and passes sn bill authorizing the Governor to allow them to vote on the qeastion ' shall be carried into effect or not,’ Now it is left to them, or a majority of them, to decide whether they shall hang or not, of course every man votes agains the execution of sentence, and everybody looks upon it asa great fool ishness to submit sacha question to the voie of the criminals, and so it is, The rebels of Virginia are situated just us those convicts were: they are tof Congres: | ever { amongst them ; ing all who engaged in rebellion from holding office. This punishment cans not be eonsidered severe hut very just, and a very wise and cheap way to puns ish them, The sentence has gone forth, but Congress hasallowed the question to be submitted to them whether they shall suffer the penalty or not, and they have voted upon the question and deci ded that the sentence shod not be car ried out. This is what any one might have expected. The other part of the Constitution affects all alike, loyal and disloyal, white and black. Now, I say, if Congress calls this reconstruction, then I am done with Congress, and earnestly exhort the loyal people to he careful to elect true and tried men to Congress hereafter. If Congress accepts the Constitution and allows the rebel members as it is, to take their seats, it be warse beat than met in Washington fied that under i A man where you are, cannot what these rebels want, nor intend to neither can a man tell anything 3 an { about them by travelling through the State here first, I tho't When I came | everybody seemed to be my friend, and | anxions to see me but now how isit? 1 read, in a rebel paper before the elec tion, that “‘if they carried the election, as they knew they would, they would clean out the carpet-bagger, and dry up the scalawag, and put the negro where whether the sentence | he econid do no harm.” In this same paper it was stated that “every carpet-bagger should be kick. ed out of the State.” This paper was the Lynchburg 7vi- Weekly News. One of my neighbors said to a darkey last night’ “that 1 will have to leave now gooti~ha can’t stay in this country,’ I don't expeot to leave soon. If the law did not interfere. and the military, 1 believe it would not be safe for we guilty of the highest crime known to | 10 be away from home much during first place, to punish them by disfran- chising the most influenti land prevent. the law, and Congress proposed, in the | the evening. Their hatred for the Republican var ty could not be more intense ; but now : and others come | they feel a little friendly towards Con- gresa and Grant for submitting the Constitution ss they did, and if they approve the Constitution and election, and admit the State under rebel rule, the white Republicans from the North will certainly not be able to live amongst them, for it is bad enough now, and if I did not hope and expect that it will get better I would be very sick of my location, Yours Truly, TempLs NEW ADVERTISEMENTS | J bie EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE BOCIETY UF NEW YORK nm oAsseTs, $10 000 600 Ch THOMAS REED, AG'T. BELLEFONTE, " sugll’é9 Sm | ISSOLUTION The ) tofore existing betwee A. Lose, in the Livery I consent be tettleg by Tras the bus at the stand Powers boot na Roe MAr pine IBAAC LOSE git | GEO A ew INCHESTER RIFL} ts conti. .uues f John nes SPENCER'S WESSON'S and other KEEP THR NEST ASORTINEXT and well FOR SMALLER PROFITS than any other HOUSE IN CENTRE COUNTY HOUSE. KEEPERS and all others wishing to purchase GROCERIES OF Every DESCRIPTION will be amply repaid BY GIVING US A CALL. BECHLER & C0. RO. SIX, HIGH BTRRET FRONT, “BUSH HOUSE” BLOCK, RELLEFONTE. my 20'60.1y. t 70 the Own | hersby no { Aet of A By the light from the hole in the | Tn those dayr we knew, folke cared not oe MISCELLANEOL'S, mea DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE, A Letters of Administration on the catate of Win, 1, Krive, late of Boggs town ship, deceased, having been granted to the undersigned, all perso: » knowing themselves inflgbited to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, und those having claims | sgningt the rams, to present them duly suthenticated by law for settlement BACHELP. KRISE, HENRY HEATON jeB0'69 6t, Ads've, Bonvevon Gexenar’'s Orric Hanmisnvno, Pa. July 7,7f ers of Unpatented Lands N obedience to an Act of Assembly, | proved the eighth day of April,one thou sand eight hundred and sixty-nine, you are tified that the “County Land Lien Decket,” containing the } of unpatented for Centre coun'y Bp H lands in sembly of the twentieth of May one thousand eight hundred and » vinent thereto, Was the Prothone L may be examined, sidated by the pay Lary purchaze money nterest and snd receiving patents thre # De partment. Pu tieners ' from th tain uph 1} earn gy patenls wil) JACOL INTER ACADEMY OL FOR » iple small; and hearts For pride was a priv And courtisg was done Woen won wall The weighbors were friendly wherever they'd meet, With a word of true kindness for all: | And joy war complete to hear voices xo swwel Ring round that old hele in the wall, for thow, Of improvements knew nothing at all ; Bat "twas really no joke, whet great clouds of smoke Rushed out from the hole in the wall But those days are now o'er, we shall know them ne more, Aud all thove old fashions bave flown; Whilst the solemn und gay sre coming sach day To purchase the famous “Os Hows.” Coming not only in counles, but in sores, as hondreds of good and wise men and | women have done befare, to lock upon this | | magnificent steve, which i acknowledged to | | be the best cooking stove of the age. Re. member the place, JOUR 8B. LONRERGER'S, Ro' 4, Busli's Areade, Jel'en ut, Dellefonte, Pa ; prepared under the | v have | | MISCELLANEOUS, > ao i —_— J wire P. ODENKIRE, ARTHMAN, DILLINGER & COMPAXY, No. IM, NORTH THIRD ST. PHILA, | Two Doors above Areh, formerly 226, MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS IN § Carpets, ON Coths O01 Shades Wick Yarn, Cotton Yarne, ( 226 arpet Chaine, Grain Window Paper, Batti ., be | Also, WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE. { Brooms, Bruthes, Losking ¢ ‘4 ” Bags, dinsres, ke, ND PAINTING UNMAM iescper of v Yooal Melodian, ting and yeRrs, re H 0 Yan BOW are fo terns Wed a splendid facture, { their ¢ ure of new Bn mang Hroments bere opperits Court Meuse, the ( ent ana bids to nt, Superintendent rosenee of Departn ndersed FP 1 prowain ie er on the Howd specify ex per for wpanied } y { twe jerponsible sureties, f Palladelphia wi be preferred. ire willing to give b in the sxount {five thousaed dollars, for the faithful per formanos of the contract. The timber leave will ethaace only he Hemlock as shall ex | cond twelve inches in diameter al the butt The lessee will be required to purchase the | right alread way, and the wee of any and | all structures which have been made ¢ t | by the present Jeseeen, The cutting and measuring of the Hemlook timber to beun { der the supervision of an agent appointed by the city: the timd's to be cut clear; that inal | ter commencing on & tract, all the Hemlock | timber thereon must be cut before procesd. ing to another, the measuring to be dome on the bank. snd the price secured before | launching the timber. The city of Philadel hin reserves the right to enter upon the made at all times, by ite agents, for the porpose of examining nto the performance | of the conditions of the lease, or for any oth. | or purpose whatever ; and aleo the right to explore, dig or mine or conl, and to erect all kind of structuresnnd to renstrust all roads, railroads, and bridges meccersnry for min. nrposes Ee i ales reserves the right, absolute ty, to relect any or all bids, for inadequacy i of price, insufficiency of security, or other reasons, | By order of the Councils of the city of Philadelphia CHARLES OAT, jr21'e0 of Supt. of Trusts, i h proposals are te f the lease aeked for. + 8, and tk feet, b they must aloo) five vear % price offered ped © nee Fqunre Wwenrure, mes ress nid nas t built
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