VOL. 2 NO 48.
BLOOMSBURG, PA., FRIDAY, NOV. 27, 1868.
.'HICK PIVK OKNIS;
JUOOMSIHIIMI IHMiUTOHY.
stovls and tinwaiu:.
ii ill. M 1)1 Z, ih'iilerln atnvt A llnwnie. Muln
I l'"4' ,'"rl '"""' 1ii 1 1
, 'I III I'CItT, mvi . incl tinwmt, 1 tn pert
, It Mnlusi.. i r Mrrlu-l. u-nll
CLOTHING, UJ.
. niu'KS'in.Kn. ini-rt-h-iiii tailor. Main nl.. 8.1
II inil"v AiuiTli'iin house, vl-nll
I, HI ,11 I 11. 1 1 III lllll"lll- I .11111 111-1.1-
hi rlnHitn,:, i't..; Ilnllliiaii'ii hulUlllnl, Mutu
' i. vl-nl.l
li'U'OS, CIIP..MICALS, AC.
lt iv 'It. ltu-.M't mul niinthccnrv l'x
. i-h iiiirr lihs'll Mnln st, vt-nll
in,7. iIiiil'JIkI mil nnolhinirv. llueerl
it Mnln "I.. ivil ofMiirKet, vl-ttll
CLOCKS, WATCH KS, AC.
.... ni'n VII t nil. u'nli'h unit eliielt lil'illlT.
I r ,iit1ifi .i.tutT Mnln mill lrniisl.vl-iit.1
V.ilK, li'iiliT lit eloslls, w.ileln-s nml
I , iv.-lry, Mnln !., Just helow Aiin-rli-mi
7 iTHI'Alll'. wiUli nll'l Hmk maker, .Mnrlirl
.. I...I..U- itnlll. Vl-nll
I
noo M and shoes.
II HHiiWN. h""t 'in I ill leinalipr.Mnlimtreot
I unite Court IIirHO. W-lil'i
s il.l.l'lll l.tiiaiuif.ii'tiirernnililealertnti.ml
,1'HIIil M1 1..MIII1II.1 ,.11'l'nilll.- ..(.-... rin. M.jj
HviiY KI.1M.M nmunliii luiiT inn! di'iili't In
I sntiilkl s.erofdles etc., Itnst lllnouis
MlilllKl. vl-nll
ii VMi IUTZ, b'wit ini'l shoe main r, Muln st.,
iw Ihirliiiin'H Mir. west of. Market slreot.
' vl-nll
PliOlKSSlOXAL.
, ,Vt, M. 0. 'uiitenu i.ih! phjalclali south
tl mi i. lii'I'iw Nliirlii'l. vl-nU
. , Kuei I'lr.'.'.miti'iitM. teeth eslrni't
, limn i.iln. Main M., nrarly opimslt.i
'Iniri'ii. vl-nl'.
i .1 .I.IA'Y M. Ii. iireon anil ploli-iiui
, ,i i, ,i I-Main nl., In-low MirHet. vl-nll
lll'n'l II, M. 1' mirxvnn nml 1'hyMelan,
,j Miirlii'i sl ili'ivi' Mnln. l-nl I
i, i UhWCII, Mi-aeon .leiitlst, Main M
Li e ..ii" iioie vl-lil'
1 l touts N illiirni'.v-nt-li;ur,Otnfrt llnrt
.1 in n's li'i Minn, Mnln str.et. vJ-nJ'
Mll.i.lN'l-'.RY A I'aNCY GOODS.
II Ss 1,17.11. ll.illl.lit.l, nilllllllT, Itimi-.')-j
-iiUiinu. Miiln -t. vl-nu
1 ss A. II. Wr.llll, f.llli'V tromls, nntlnus, li'iolls,
II .li.llum ri. null ll hldu Main street helow Mar-
l-nll
i I1 T.ltU N, nillllli.Ty .mil fancy gomUiip.
IV r llf I. iNi'iipal I'luni'li, Mnln hi, t-iili
l ll'I.IA A. ,t HAM". UAIlKI.IiY, 1.1'llm
1 .1 nut 1 iln si ii tlliTli j, southeast t'orn.'l
lil.M. Hltltltli'Ksov, inlllliierv mi l fini'v
tii.'ii'l'. Mal'iKt.,iiiiHlli. 1'inirt Iluiisi'. l-ull
flls. M, II. riilt.MA.N, nillll.i.'i, Main sthel.m
.U .uliiiair-4 slur.', ivcsl nf Mai Ut'l M. Vl.ll
'I III. Mlsl. II lt.MAN inlllln.'iy ami lulu'
1 is, Main kIii'i-IJuhI tioliiw AliKI'lmn linii-i'.
l-llll
IlOTKhS AND SALOONS.
i i'iii'li(tiH'r nml (alltiy Milunti, Anii'il
t) ii.tiHi'. Alain Ht., il.illzec hcm-ocl; Mijfi(n
i ictK l-nl -
U'llnm-.u v I cnnv, ctinr.Hiiunry, t.iikit
" i a m ti r Mti-iini, v. itutot)itu mill retail. U
.in,:c tu Main hi. i-n4i
'"XvV U'Uiill, niiiiLi.imcry, tilur. aii'l ii h
l (it -i loot i, vUiolt-alc ami ictull, Main ht., Just
iiw run. VlliH
p uvui: ll'irt 1 1. iiy KmnsACInrlc( Mutu
. 1 ojum-illi I'titirl li ilk i'. l-lil'i
t:, hv.Jull.S I.HAOJlK, Math
, -t i I'. m
Ah" 'hn'Kl. Dv ti. V. Mai'hki:, rnKt -ml nt
t i ii vl.ii H
U M'nMNKi:, H'lreshimnt suliMiii.M.iln t.Jl','l
' i ii.m 'in ft 'iiiic. in r.
a i l,.lt!C, ri-rii-luiK lit halnoli.
t tl llltl l,HH'l, I. n I
U' II uii.l.Miiin:, n-fi. ), incut wiltmii, Mi1m,
iilifk Miuili k.i. iihi-tt l-tl t
MintiMlANMS AND UKOCKIIS.
V l''iH, ni'ici-ilMMiTy. itH'crlfH ttc Mnln
ii - .iitmvc (Vntrl Iiaii vln(f
0 " !IIJ.I H, ill-alt i tn ill y iikhU. i;t(Kvric4,
' fllH III', (llilll, htl't, Midi-, hulltllls, til,
lutiitfn hliK-k. Mi li t-tU'i't, l-ni!
MKM.VY M-AI. A hi., tlciiliiK In ilrj t(Hh,
uruu-iii'., tlmii, h'til. sail. tlOi. Imn, 11.1IN.
, nt)iilical i unit i MimiihmI M:irfc I ht, l-iil t
U". 1 1 I W 1'It, IllllKllllii CH-M, hlll.tH antl HllOI'H,
M'lln Kt.. aitiivr i'iiiu'I Jinnee. lnl.t
(' .M Altlt, tlrj mhs ami notion-, soutluvt ht
V , tot her Main iiml Inai -ni
1 l. llUMWMt. ilry pxhIn, iiiccrit h, itt,, not th
i, uti i'onicr Main and Imn m. i nil
ltKt'i;ri:V,Kt'.-loiHi.hiic.to)t'rHioI;-aliil
. i.Mojnr, t-oulliui'-it corner Mail.it ant
m in His, vl-nll
V7
UJAM r.IiA-MUH, cmifvtiloncrU's, Main
m.. Hi ar the rn 1 1 1 tun). vl-nH
; Mr Mi M .iti-hfinUt k'k uf nuMC-luin-1j.
i.s. and IuiuIh r, corner of Main Mrn't nii't
"it limit. Vl-lill
j Ii" 'I tcjNs -I'ltii-i m ill v coihIj Ki'x-rlt vtv,
vi lil'uU, Miiiliht., Ijelnw Jloil Vl-nll
j iHt't'N, fJioi'irks t riu llone, until-
' ! in i M nil ii ii 1 1 rnn Mrt I'ts vNnli
i .flllt, tlHIllWltlf, VulliK , puiihTttc,
i , 'uln k(. Iwl'i'i i'ii. vl-ni;
i I. iltalt rtn I'lioici'tlry kimmIk. Ilniiif
A ki t-pliimroiMif., hci.li rcKctltM, t tc, clc. .Main
!., '''ii.lt' court liniiuP, V-Ililt
1 k. t I. It. ii ik 1 1 it h and t;ciicrul iucrclaiinlNi
Mnln t . ii V,t. J-nH
1 '1 . s 1 1 a'imTi Hrrl i W'dwTtTmi ,.rU Tiilh
Ii, "lino, i ic,, Iluhcrl tilocl;, Main fct xuM nl
MiiikH v!-n4i
0 MtAMllt'A A. 1 llAMU HT. IHlitTrn
Unu ilth, 1 1 nfi t a M iff k unit NnllmiH,
I'ctfow n ,iiiill. (.all , tv o I'nmw r1hjp lnl r.ti
uinhiiiaki'r .)ii, v -nM
Misci:iaAM-:ous.
,1011V m'(li:i,, Hliiii.Oriiiinii iilnl nml Iitoi.
" rati iit i in li Ki'iil la ii ii, p. r II Ii il H II .1, 1-1
I"' W. riiur.1,1., ftm. itiiH' rnuiiiH, tim-. Mtiir-.
'I, inli'k nl. .Main -I., vit "I Mnrkrl l. il.iil,
V I- I'llHU.S Tn, Mail pillil-r. wlnilniv sIimIi..
Ii, unit llntni'i Iluiu rt hliu k, Main l. Null
I
1UHI NlnrK. i.tiiilimriiiilifr. Kii'lifitiiri.
, lilni'k, Minn t ii')ni''lr' i'mirl liiinp. l-nl1
I K. liltn.MlT. iluili.lailiev, llnltliiiin'H litilltl.
il itiniiiiriiifni-i . nitii'i Ma in nml Marki'iKt, l-nl
II I. IIMIM'M A . Aiinit Miiliimi'u Cm r it 'I n
1J. lilllul' l.lulillillil'UiKl. V'.'-lll'l
I II, 1'IMlvi I.I., Miililln. tiiiiil. nml liami-K-i
l makfr, Muln M.. la-lnw rnurl, laili.p. vl-n4l
(l I'llhTMI. liliu- MakM', nud WlillUMUil lani'V
w, Mniiii'r.i'iiltim'ii, vliiv
lllillOMslilluo l.I'Mlini CO.. lilaniiriii-litrpm
mill near the, rail-rnail.
ii. in ut'aiorM in iiiuniiLr.oi nil
kiniis. iilnnlnu
vl-nlil
r J. I1I1i,i:ma.N, fnililli. ami luirnn. innli.r,
IT nt'-ii- hutiiliM,ti,t t'orucr Muln iiinl MaiKct nl,
vl-nll
Vir.MAN, initriila wnrkH, lit tir fcoullivvt Kt
.fiiinr Mn n inn) Mnikfl i.im. vl.itl.1
) H, Iiimii. u.ilinlrr In plniini, mennK anil
H, Dm linti'i'ii-,,111 O, W.Coli IrKlllllllUlli' toiila.
vl-nll
'' II. MAHTI IIM, Hfi'iit fnr Uli.wr.V I'llkiT'.
I . -wiiiif nun lilnn, Main l llnrliiian'-i laillil.
I)
W. tlllllllN'-. Iiiiiim ili.i.li.i',.. ...... I .l....r fi-iii. .
1. niii iliw.'i I'uriii r Muln ami hnit.tv, vl-nll
IT M'llCli, Noiiii,! Piibtle.nollht imt rorn.T
Main nml Mark. l t, vl.nl
1. UN A, I l N V 'i l IN, ii i ii tun I ami i a.li ihIom lire
" il'.iiliilii' rn,! iiiiy,uoitliinti'iirilt'l Main nml
vl-l'l
I,''!'!;! .I.AinllV, MnrWo an.l llniM II HIoiib
w rkk. v.i.t liimiioiiiiiiiciiriiiirvrii.iil, vl'nl-
V W.hami 1 1. a i I), MntlilnUtK, 1'ni.t IIIcmiiiim
o . i lit H 1 1 n i i ii I lioi i, cmlli Ki. iniuloiit .Iinrl
" li l i 'Miiiiiiiliiiili.il. VMI2I
(iV.".".'.1; 0.V1-HUIIT, inaiitii.it-liiii r nml i,.,lr
IiIuVm "!""' '"i"' '"I IH IV Ml-'"ni'l-liopaiiM
lllcnniklaiiif, vlnl '
llirn!.."C,,".lM.'" Ho.. Cliotr.
"Ullu k nllt'y, luck uf Amirliaii liau.u vl-u.l
(IKAMdlVILhi: IIIKKCTOUV.
) Ahllli Ml., nt'Xl tlnor in (tttcMl'M lltilt l. inii
Otflt'i; llOlin, nml refi-.hriu'iit Mitnon, hy
Ilt. II. A . MI.'llAtMlt.'t. i,l....nn.,
i7ni. .niiMi iiorrnr, nr Miiiiituvi rinol,Vltn7
OWAN 1IOTI-.L, tliftupKTlnmio by John Huy
O l r. Main n ubove vine, VMitt
i luncM ot lcui Iter, on jftin nt., belnw UwA
rf Alt max mini ni'tiu f ..,...
1)
Wlh ntlHUI.VU. l-l.itiran.tUrlit.MUl, ami
U'iU r hi itmlii, Mill Htrcol. vl-ni?
I anK'trlLS luml-ir iiul Kcnrnl Mcrd.tunll-.-
a. -ill Kt.
1l-.oU(ir. lA.AIUH,ti(i.Ufitui luiriH'Mtiiukvr
l Mnln m( tihovd it.tiswtui tlulpl. vlnW
UJ II. HMIill, imuinucluier of tin warn nml
.tli-nli'i in htoViHiti, .Mnln ht tilMVf -lie
"'M'lill llilll l. VlIt4
I A M. V. lOl.l.MAN, .M-irhunl tnllnr Hint
1 (Jt'tit luiiilsliliig guuilji, MnliiM., next ilnur
i tliuhi-icU lntlcl, V l-tl 17
M UAYIII'U'Vr.rUK'ks U'utclip-t nml Iiiiiim
, ifpulii'il. Uunftii'l Wtittlii-H (nrwilo, Mnln
IM hfinW I'ttH'.
I AMIM II. 1IAII.MA.V, Cal.ilii t Mnki'r, nlul tin
I iti'itiikt't. Main HI., Iiolnw I'lni., vl-ni"
MICIlAUI.l'. Kr,l,l,i:H,i'iiiifii tlii.irry, Ojnier.
.I.'.. Ac.,. in riiiuM., uetween .Main am) Mill
Vl-1117
II. AC. KKU'II.ST.II, llliukKllllllls.nii Mill
, Hlii'i't, tif-iir I'liif. vl-ni"
rlI.liIAM l)r,l.l)N(l,shnrlnaki.'raliil mainline.
II lilU'l-of l!rli k,.Mlilsl., i,it nf I'lnn vlnln
I DVI1 H. M'llirvi.l:H, Imn roumlcr, Miclilu-
Ijl'it.lilnl Mnmirru'lulfi of plK, Mill St.M-IH7
MlLl'iH A. W1I.MAM4 A fiiTanni'rsnnil Man
itlaclllHlHiill. ntlltr, Mill Klrcit. Vl-lll7
IllllN Kl.l.l.llll, Ikiol. nml HlHu'inaki-r, I'lni,
tl Slu-il,iipnilUitlii.Arnilcill.v VI-HI7
i II. HliimiMlA IlltOTllKU,Cmp.nlii'nnil
A. IIiiIIiIith, Main '-Iri'.'i.iH'lou l'lni', vl-ulT
L' VMI'I'l, xll.
I'l.i.'-.i, M ikcriifllii'ira.vlnirit
O llialtl ri.i.ll,'. Mnln -a
i'n..
IM. 1 1 lt.i 1 N, -aiVlli- anil tiarni'vi niakiT
, liriuiii'villi' ipiii. It hViiini. I'lnin'li. vl.'nll
CATAW1SSA MlttWTOKY.
y ITKilMlMAN.N Anrltri k l!ntil(-.KiHt.liuuiler
O nrnprli'tnr.cmiih'fatitjnH'r Main an.l Hccond
street, 'J-nlJ
Jn.t-'Hi:A,drv .mh!s, tfrnctatU-s and yen
, 1'ial Mcrcluinilt-tc, Mnln siic.-t. VJ-nl2
S.
It. KlN'AUI,diiUer In Klmcs and tln-wiin',
Main Sliuct. M'-nlJ
f M. II. Alllti: IT, attorney ut 1.i,MmIii Strict.
pII.llllKTA KUNi:, ilrvKfMi-1. tf'ivoilr, mid
j mneial niiTcliaudls. Vain -Mi !, v2-nlJ
KlIliMIU, hllllar-l saloon, ojntcrt, and ico
i, ci cam lu (teatou Mnln Mrcet, vJ-nl2
T. DAM. MAN, MHrcluuit Tailor, HecondHt.,
), UmU'Uim' iHilldliu. vJ-nlS.
I)
It. .1. K. KOliHI.NH. -Miiaton and lll-tlcl.in,
Si- iiihI M tieliw Mnln. VJ-lll'.
Jit. KlHTI.Ctt, 'faltHtviHu HtMixe'Nurtli West
-L'tiriiyr Main iiiul SwmihI MlrpN. -J-nM.
M
, Dry ((111111-. 1 1 mcer Ii i Ac. VJ-tilH.'
LHillT STIIKKT IHIIKCTOKY.
)i:ii;it i;M, ilcalir tn dry tfodi, yriH'crl-e,
I limn, feed, enlt, ilsli, Iron, mitK, etc., I.Uht
d rc.t. vl-nt.5
T ri.KVVlLLiui.U, (,'abiuftnrihcr, tlndi?rtikcr
t) and Clialrm iki r. vl-nJ8
COM-: I'll WAhTKU lUtckxtalth, oinKwlii. jm.t
u'jicc. M-iny.
UK. O.MAN A Cn, hltt-rlt!iil, ilit dMr
r.ho k( itool honvc, vl-nlfi
il
Its. K. i-Cl.lNla mlllljtery nml fancy mnd-.
vl-nt'l
I W.MA.NKI'.V. ilcalnr 111 I.. ntlitr, Hlito, Hark,
I otc. i 'iiili palil fur lllil.-n. vl-nm
nrM. M. I-JNT, ilcali'r lu -.lint", iiiul lln uiim In
II all lu lil.inclii'H, M-liW
J'lllN A. OMAN, in:intirai.'ltller unil ili'al-r In
liimlH anil Hli'ii'i. l-lilll.
.1. .M. H Sliwiui anil 1'iij -ilrl in.
Iltllri. al Kfili l' lint. I. JliJ7
KSl'Y DIKKCTOIIV.
4 II WKIllilll'.l'li:!!, Hunt anil Hlmf t-Inni
tl all I matil U'lnrv. .lioi il M.tlll -tlt'l. l-
" i. .jit,, il.'.im Mill VJ.tllli
I
I'sl'V Vl'I.AM KI.OUItl.NO MII.1X, U. K. Fuwli r,
U I'lopnt'lnr. V
) I'. limnilAIlli, . into .ii.'alcra in ilry kikuIs,
I), KI'in'iTlt-i, ail'l tfi'lioral nit'l-LlialiJIsf. Unll
I Ii. CAI.lnvi:i,I,, il.'iil.T In dry kik, L-r.i.'i-r-tl,
l,'i, nui t nsivarr., hariiii in flit), Halt, naIN;
(ii-., id', l:nll
111 V,'. l'.ll(IAU,HixiiH'luiiin.l l'laullu Mill anil
la ll'ix .Mantiriu'liiry. vt'Jnll
JEItSEYTOWH DIKIiCTOHY.
I NIHllIU' .MAHIso.v, ilwlpr InUiy koihN, Kr
i tvilt'., Krnlli, luinbHrctc.,Jfr'.i'ytiiii'li. vl-nlll
I All Hi A. -VI.-.IIi:it,i!Mili-r In I llili'N. Unllior
, I H.ii k la, MaillMin tonriHhlp Ciiluiiibiai-niiiily
l'a, vl-tuil
lAI'l'.M V.Ml'1 I. UIM.IV.MiuIKuii Hutel, Ilni
j vt'ii iiiul siraiiKtr'. ni.'riulncil. vil-ul
lSirKUOliN EHUKCTOKY.
Mil, A V. II Mioi MAKK.lt, d.alcrH In tlry
ii'MHiH, riinrriii and ki-ik nil incii hinutUe.
hi M Mon in "on ii end mi iiim'u, vi'-nls
TAifilttt WM. II VliltlM.il.alcrs In dry maids,
(imcirlfH, iliuu and nidlcinvn. Iiiul h tore in
IHtritl i. lid II' hiHIt, v HlS.
I10TKLS ANII SAMIONS.
iu)oMHin'ao,(viM;iimA co., ia.
The undcmlRiifMl hvlna nurt'hwl thUwcll
know iiatidcotilrntly.lixHif hi.U)c,Uii'KchiHiuu
ll..!il,ltulenti MAl.N "l!U,i;r.lii lIl.-aLil.iiiy
liniiicdtiilcly (ijipocl (fi('tIuinllrtcouiity i otirl
Utiuu, rrsi'-irull Inform their frtMuln and the
iiiihlle in tfpitetal (lint their li'iuti U now in nnlt-r
lor the rtrvption and intertuliinieiit of tiavellori
wlitMiDTtc dffciM'tnl to furor It with theit cu.
tuni, 1Iie iter nrM nn Hxpfii-t-r lu prenarlini
tlii'Exi'h.iuB-e Tir lhtrnterlnlnmiitftfHiidructH
nrltlm dliMl there hennylhlim wmiiHhh on iheir
imit tn tn in 1st vr In their pervaial com fori, ihy
honlft iclouft(nndriiJaifn oxtllent Inui
neM. Ifitntlmi.
(UnnllniM'H run nt all timet hetwren tluKi
ohtiiiL'e Unlel nnd 1he irlon. rallrojul depots, by
Itli li tia elltiJt Mil lit r!eunutly coiwtMcitto
tic I troni Ih i(pivtlf KailoiiA in du tiumtu
inrel the mi. KOOH A Ll.MiK.
riiHiniNi'iui!. April a, iws.
(iKOIKJi; MAUOKfl, Proprietor.
Tlionlto'C wellhnown lintel hiu ieientl linden
Kono i ad eal clungr in lntirnal arunKcnienti,
and ltpr. prletor nniifmnceHln U lornier i ur-dniu
and llio trat-lltni public lliut liU ncconnnlatloiN
for tliccomroil of UIh net-sart second to none lu
the country. UIh Inule n-lll nlwaN le IoiiikI hup
i) Ud, not only Mltli miltrdflntlnl food, but with nil
the ilellencU-Hftf the netiKOin IIIh wluea and II
nimr (except tliftt ponulnr lerntf knoirn
"McJfentj' Mairolinicildlrt'M frmn tho liuportfii
hnnM'K.nie enlltdy imre, and fuu fmm all ki.
t.onouH(liuifH. Up U thankful fur u llbei.il patron
ai;e lu Hie l ast, nnd n 111 contliiiio tndi-Kervu it In
tliofutmc. (ilHUttllJ W, MAUOKlt.
"JXC'IIANCIi: SALOON,
Tin: Proprietor of tlui nsrlimiKe Hnloon ha law
on liinul k lo .tork of
mJrii:it iikkiii:hh.mk:.'ii,
cotl.l.tliiil of
HI'lt'MI ill HTKItH, MAnlilKhll. TI'IP., HOtOIINiU
ill nil" luioer, 111111.ru ei.ci, HWierrziia rniirar,
iiAontt nt:nn, ai.i:, aij.
J- COMI. DN'i;, C05IK AM. ANII MKII. -
IWHON IIAI.MAN,
huifrliilnnltnt,
HlooiiMlnir;, May s, l"7,
Till: KHl'V IIOTi:i;,
YVVY, COI.UMIIIA COUNTY, l'A,
THK fcula.fl ll,r rr-.t t-cl Illlli luTfl iiihIiIn frli-mli.
ami llio 1 ul'll'i Hint Ii. Ima lukvii tlio 11I10M. vtpll
kuovip llottr of I lilt llnlliuil'lll, auil u 111 la
plt'Ui.t-il lu lti, IU. cu.liil. of 1.11 vial V1U
faor IUU1 w.lli ulull.
1IH WII.I. Kl'.DI A UOOII TAIII.K,
it Hnr wi-ll tiH-kiil witk lliw l.l of ,lnuorn, nnd
Mfiy wnort win tin niaiie 10 miner tniurt. mini.'
Ik i-l lull. C. II, UltTTtHlCll.
l'u., Apilll?, 1..7
THE COLUMBIAN,
A Domoeiatic Nowpapor
i rriiidsitKii i.vKitY rntnAi mohnimi at
in.OOMHHt It(J, PK.NN'A.
TltnprlticlpleHiif tliN paper nreorthoJeflf rsoin
lan He hool nf polltlin. Those principle will ne f r
bo compromised, yet eourteyud ltlndiiPi-m thai'
not be forgotten In dlnciiKJdng them, v, lit t her with
tudlvldtmls, or with contemporaries of tlio I'reur
The unity, hupplneH.and proHperlt of the eoun
try In our aim and object j nnd ft tlm iiiennn to
-secure that, we nIiuM labor honestly and earnestly
for the h trmony, huceesi mid Krowthnf our orRii
(ration. Tkhm-4 or hi'nciui'TinNi Two dollar a year
If paid In ad aine. If not paid In Advance two
dollars nnd fifty centu nlll hetnnrlnbly cliared.
Tkkmsof AnvF.itTiiihnj Onetiimretteu lines
oriels) oncer three Iiifcitlnns Jl,.; each sunne
tiurnt lnierllntt 50 eentit.
hl'ACT. 1m. 2m.
Sm.
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ditor's .Notler.) 8,V, Other ndverll-HemeutH Iner
tod nccoidlH toiipecl.il contract.
HuttncHH notices, without advertisement, tw entj
centftpcrllnp.
TraiiHlent advertlycmentM pnyahlo In fidewnee-
all others due after the flrd Itmertloti.
It Is, In ntlcwe, more likely to be fHtWoe
lory, both to subscriber and to tne lli-r
that lemlltanceHiind nil com mmilrn!lotin respect
lurf ttie luiHlnetiof the paper, he rpnt d eet to the
otneeof publleallon. All letleri. whethr n7lattnt
to the edit'' or husinet- eoticcrm of the ppr,
nnd all rV nts for nuhscrtptlon. Advertlshm.
or Jolibln; ' to be in.nle to and miric-d
HKOCKWAV A KlH'.KZi:,
"tVltituhum J,7Vf"
ltl.O0UHUI.TKH. r.
1'rlnlrd nt JlobNon'i liulldln-, ne?i the iVnrt
Houhc, by
C. M. VAXHEH.IMCn.
BUSINESS CAR.DS.
JOI!
PHI N'T r NO
Noiitly pxpcuti'il at tltl- nm.
JJ M. li'VKIjLK,
ATTOKNl. V.AT-I, A W,
AHiilniul, Hclmylklll County, rrun'.
M
JI. TltAUClK,
' A TTO 11 H r. Y-A T-I, A W,
r.oi'A'li-k, Ciiliiiiililn Cimiity, Pi'iin's.
1 V, MI1.I.KK,
A TTO I! N' K V
AT r, AW,
nrrici. with r.. II. T.ltl l-. In l.rlrk IhiIMIhk ml
lollilnu I'nst OlIU'i'. irllullllllc, ll.uk-l'avntiil
I'l-listiiiis riillirti'il, lppjn 117,
J oIl-V flTKUKKZloi
A TTO I! N i: Y-A T-I, A W,
onire In Hi uStfr nml Ki'fnr(l,.r'ii oirici, In tlip
liai.-liu-nl nf tli dm rl llini-..', innoiiiKlairic, Ta,
2oliKKT kTtTaHK"
A TTO It N I! Y-A T-I. A W
OrtU'p I'nrnor or Main ntal Mnrki't stl.'i't., ovr
rimt Nnlliitinl Hank, lllo.ini'.liiiri;, l'a.
II. UTT1.K,
A I TO I, ' K Y-A T-I, A V,
Oltlci. on Main hlri'i t, In lirli-k huliilliitf tit'Iiiv 1 1.
Court Hnitv,., Illn,iinhlairi. l'a,
c
1 11. mtOUKWAY,
ATTOUNr.Y AT I, AW,
IIMKIMHIIUKO, l'A.
-OrpirE Court Hin.no Allt'V, Lelow I ti Oi.
hiviblon oirifrt, fjanrrt7.
A
u c t i o n i: u.
M OH KS COKKMAN.
IIa ln follow td the pnifeadnn of Iiiblh' Vetidne
(Tier for uiiiuv eam, would luf'um UU filemU
thnt he lHtstill In the field, ready nnd nlllitm to
attend to all the duties nf hw mill tig. IVr-oni.
ileHirlni? hN Hervlces should tall or hi lie to him
at Hloomfcburjf, l'a. mar't.
J 11. PUHSKL,
IIAKNIXH, HAllIII.i:, ANII TIll'NK
MANUFALTlItlllt.
ami dialer In
I'AIiriri'-IIAtlH, VAL1HK", KI.Y-NI.TH !
nrrrAio iiuhfh, hoiwimilamckin ai'.. !
Mlllrli In. fi'i'N toiiflileiit lu, can m'll at Iowim I
lillti lliiiu anv otlit-r tierkim In 11.. iniiiittv. I.x. I
iitullii for ourHi'lvtk.
Mnip III iluor lielow Hit. 1'nkt ofli-v Math !
Htri'i-t, llkMinikliuri;, 1'u. t
.iiv, o, i.,,,
C. COUSINS,
K ASH ION A HI. K
8IIAVIN0, HA IK CUTl'INO
AH II
HHAMI'OOTNO HAT.CON,
Over Vi'ldmncr A Jacol)'k ice (.Team Haloon
IlI.OOMHlMIKfi, l'A,
llalr Ilvelnu and Wlilnkfm cnlorml lilnclf nt
brown, llalr iraile to di-Ktm daialriitrAiid Itettu-
llfv linr tin. I.alr u 111 renins Imlr ti. Ii u ..rtli.ul
cofor without Milling tin Cuctsi fMbric.couHtantl)
on hand. (a-rUtf7.
D
K N T 1 H T It V
II, C. IKAVI.H, HKSrlNY,
H. r.('t fully offer. Mi iroft.,loiml .irvlr l
ttie laillf unit Ukllllrmeii of lllnoiuslnirK au, vl
rlnlly, Hi-1 piepariil In wtlfllil lolillthn varl
nu. opernl loll'. In Hit- llnpof hU roaHol, nnl
I. provlitnl Willi th Ililt t lmtiroed roitt'ui.tlN
Trr.TII wlilrli illl li IliNiTtiO on unlil plntlBn,
. 11 rr mill rulliiT bni.,' to lm k a. w.'ll a. lUn nm.
urni ir.in. it-. in tmrai-ien oy an inr nnvr anil
irn.l npprnvi-1 liietlio.ti, nnil all nj't-mtlnm oil
Ihn Ire Hi i nrrfully ami proiiorly utteniliil to,
HckIiIi'ih'.. nml oflln. h ftw tloou iibuTe Uie
Court llunvt., .ulna klili,
IlUanii.t'iiry, Jiui,ni,'lstf
poWDKU KKOS AND IAIMHEH.
V. M.M0NK0K4C0.,
Uutrt, l'u.,
Mnnufarturer of
rOWDEKKKUA,
n,t it.Rleri In nil kllnla of
I.UMHKK,
Ith notlci tliftt HieyareprepftrMl to nccomodala
thrlr cil.toiti with UHpatch, anil ou the chapiit
rin,
JJNION 1I0TKI,,
II O II It H II II II (i, 1 A,
The unili-r.liinpit wotiM rekiipcifiilly Inform
111. trnM tilifi piilille ihal lie him i uri'lui.iHl anil
rt-nuiil lu tin I'.'ti ma mi. r the nliUiaiul fonu.r
It mi'liiiliil liv W. A. Kline, anil Hint he 1. not.
pit pa ml to ni 1 1 lutnwlale hi. irlt ml. w Khali tin.
roiiiiori. eim , out eiiieiit-, n tu a niMi-ri.PH iiou.r,
A llni'iiew hninhaN hull Inilll ami the kiirroiin,
illiiVN plaeiil in pirf.'i'i niilir. The har Mr 111 al.
u at h he .tin 1ml Ti Ith Oil. t linU.'kl I In in ir. anil cli
nnra.iiniltlielaht.Iiillilkh.il with Hie ln-wt the
liiaii,ti iiuorii., jamiji i iill.l.Ani'ir..
July 8,'dvlf
jHIOK HOTKL,
UHANOKVII.I.R, COI.UMIIIA COUNTY, l'A.
WM. MASTKI.I.I'.K, I'KOl'ltlKrilll.
IlavlufC Inkea Mnkt'kAliiu of Dili well.knnwll
iniiike, ku man ni'i'i vj rajnut'i nveren, iitirio
tirli-tar kfl.nut lu It oulliiikiiLtit reiiKlruiid liirnlnli.
til IAR Aj.ll 1.1111)1. It ultll Ih.ihi. I, ,lll,,m,r.
uuil nuwt'Mt tit lit ut'lt-M. II In ktnhle lk nut ex. el.tul
lu Ihat'ouuly; anil mi i"tlni will ha eitrnt lu
a.caroUitxlNte giik.U laprli'llS
(Cltolrc goctry.
WATCH, HOTIIKIt I
Mother, watch Ihe llltle fet
CHtribltij o'er tin Knrdf n wall,
Iloundtnic throiiRh tlmlm-y utreet,
ItanKliiR cellar, ulied, and hall,
Never count the moment lo-d,
Never count tho tlmo tt cost a
(lulde IhcBi, mother, while youinny.
Mother, wntch the little hand
ricklndherrles hy tho way,
Mnltlnt houses lu the Rand,
Toiinn up iho fnurrnnt liny,
Neverdnro the quest Ion nk,
"Why tr nie the thnnkte tnnkT"
Tliene fnrne little hniid may prore
Messemters of IJrM nnd liove,
Mother, vntcli the little tonpn,
Vrntttlncelofiuent and wlldj
What Jft nld nift what Is sunn
Hy thejtvous, happy child.
Catch Iho word while yet unspoken,
Ktop the vow before 'tis spoken j
Thin mmn tongno niftr et proclaim
ntesslntrsln asalour'R name,
Mother, wntch the little heart,
lleatln soft nnd warm for you i
Wholesome lessons now Impirt
Keep, o: keep that yoima hoart true.
rTtr'eatliiK every weed,
B.iwlna Rout and preelc ui iced,
Ilnrvest rich you then uiaywee
ltlpen foretrrulty,
SE'SrWICTJXCS BPEBOn
AT
WILKESBARRE.
Ot'n rrmlfTM are awuro Hint Governor
r.vniour pns-pil tlirouiih thin State, tlio
wi ck Ijcfnro tin- cli rtlon. Wo give px
Iriu'tH from liis Spwti, (U'llvem! nt
Vllkrb.irrp. It will repay permnl, If
It Ii sifter the ei n'ent Is over, nml the
(HKntlnn ileeiileil.
I wiin cliul to learn Hint 1 could reneli
my home In Central New York from
the elty of I'hilailelphla, by pn-'-iiiK
through tliln portion of IVniiKylviiiila.
It ave me plernnre to hnvti an oppor
tunity to M'u a ypctlnn of our IJnliin of
which I hail hr.iril mi much nml whieh
ilerlvptl Niieh Interent, nut only from the
hl'tory of this vitlluy anil oryour beau
tiftil tmvn.hut from Ihe fjie.it eouimer-
i'lni Importaiu'O of that ilixtrict tlirniiffli
which wo have ptwseil to-d y hy the
wail which traverMM thumnrKiit of the
Lehigh Hlver. In going through tlm
State of Pennsylvania, not only in tlm
portion over which I Imve i-i-i-iilio
day where the hold "kill of your eiti
zeiw has contributed to make jtilh
way for commerco along the rudest
Hccne.s of nature hut als-o in traveling
over the western part of your State
whero those long lines of communica
tion tiro iiindo that unite our great com
mercial city with tin-States of tho West
I was struck with thehenfllcenceof that
enterpri-o nnd those expenditures of
money which gavo employment to la
bor, mid gavo wealth and prosperity to
communities. I s.tw that It was thli
that matin you n great and wealthy
Ktnte. I haw why it was that oeonle
were ready to battle for s social condi
tion that placed them so high In tho
i-cale of civilization. I looked Into the
cost of theno things nnd I was told that
the great Central Itallroad, with lt
branches had a capital of nbout thirty
millions of dollar. I do not know tho
co.tof the railroad that runs from here,
and which enables you to carry your
coal to market In tlio City of Philadel
phia: perhaps half as much, and I could
not hut applaud tho liberality of tlio
people who, In womo form, had advanc
ed tlct.o largo mms of money to pro
mote tho prosperity of your M'Clion of
tlin Union, and notonly of your section
biitof New York and othcrStates which
feel the benefit of your great works.
Nay, the whole nation obtains from
lliem an Impetus in Its commerce, In its
civilization, and in Its material power.
A little wiMlom and a llttlo busuesea
P.ieity work out wondroun results.
Whiltt llie-o things were passing
through my mind it occuired to mo
that during the year ending June 1, 'OS,
wo IiriI .pent in tlio United States near
ly one hundred nnd fifty millions of
iloll liit fur the purpoe of maintaining
nrmli'S nml navies, and in expellees ro
tating to military force of our Oovern-
nieiit. 1 found hero n cost that wo Id
build up n Magnificent system of inter
nal improvements. I compared there
soils. Who can see u trace of tho one
hundred anil fifty Millions, drawn from
Ihe pmplo for purposca of building up
a system of force? llowsndls tliocon-
trust compared with the betilflceiit re
sult of those enterprises which glreem-
ployment to labor, lift up civilisation,
lUickeii commerce, and made usagroat
and prosperous people, (tireat ap
plause.) It Is stated by the President
of the United States, in a communica
tion which hn luwjust put forth, which
Is in accord with what hat been other
wine learned from official a-oiircin, that
since tho war ceased tali government
will liavo spent silicon hundred mill-
ions of dollar, by tho 1st of Juuo, 1869
Tho President,. In making this stato
incut, rvssumi.il that we shall vpoud no
inoie than tlio Congressional Commttteo
t-tliiiates. Our experience is that the
cstimaU. full short of tho fact. Our
Republican friends did probably what
wo should have done under similar cir-
cnuistances and inado tho bent show
they could of their financial alfalr. fur
thu coming year, for upon that state
ment they weru to go down to tho peo
ple of tho United States ami ask for an
approval of their policy of government.
l'rouithu beginning ol your govern
ment dowa to 1SU1, i period of moro
than seventy yenrs, wo llnd that this
government cpfiit about seventeen
hundred millions of dollais. During
that period wo carried on two foreign
wais, one of three years duration against
tl.o whole power ol Great Britain, and
a'luthcr when we subjugated Mexico
and took tho capital of the Mexican re
public, but wdld more than that when
wo began our Government. Our terrl
tmieii were not ono-thlril as great us
they aro now. Wu niado tho Louislaun
purchase j wo bought I'lorldii ; wo ex
tended our limits from tho thread of
the .Mlsslesippl river clear out to tho
Pi cillc. coast, This sum lu tho bunds of
wUo ktatuuiuiibhip nnd economical ad
ministration, brought us to that great
national power which we held hcfori
tho Into rebellion. What has been the
result of nearly theRamnamoiiiit which
his been expended slncolho war ended!
This ipiifitloti concerns every man be
fore me. These sixteen hundred mill
ions dollars have been drawn from Un
people j we know Well enough were the
money comes from, but wo do not al
wayi know tvhere It joes to. (Laugh
ter.) Our Republican friends hnvo hail
tho administration of tho Government
nearly eight years nearly funr years of
war and four years of peace.
The question is, whether their policy
has been so wlso and honlflcent that
you can afford to give it yourupprovulf
It Is strictly a business question mill
should bo so regarded. There is no man
here, whether l.ihnrer or iMilvInvnr. nr
capitalist, who Is not affected by this
qucsiioa in nn Home, In his luipplue's,
In hisabllltv to bestow the iii'i'iNsltl.vs
or comforts of llfo upon tho-c who aro
uepcniient upon lilni. I ask jou then
to lay aslHo imilllc.il tircludleci and lis
ten to mo while I try to show wherein
I think thoso who aro opposed to us
hnvo ninth) mistakes. You am to llston
to me with caution for I may have in-
aiviuuai interest or parly prcjiidlce.and
I ask for iriyoiiinlonsiio'rre.iler troto-M
than belongs to truths uttered by any
man which cuiiiot bo gain-aid. (Ap
plause.) My licpubllcnu friends, what
have you done with the .sixti 'en hun
dred million dollars which you have
spun i since tlm war ended ? What re
sults have you to show to compare with
Hie results of the expenditure of a little
over the same amount furseventy years
previous lo tlin war? When tin." war
undid, tho duties whieh you took upon
yourselves Mere to restore our l uioii
and bring back business lo its wccus-1
tinned cliauiiel ; to give us backourcar-
rj nig iraae, wlucti bad been swept from
the oei-Aiia of the Wi.rid : not lo rolli.t n
business men of their perplexities; to
give to the laboring man in return fur
his toll, a currency ttiat was not a lying
dollar not ono that said it whs a dollar
w him it was only seventy. live ceuls.
lUieers.j Have you ilonollicst' things,
Do our ships rido tho ocean 7 is our Hag
Annul a.s it was before tlio war, lu evt ry
port? Nui We, wlio classed our.-eUcn
u ,-e je.iis ago, among thellist maritime
powers, now tind our pioducts c.trriei.
over the world under another ting. 'I hi
is not merely n matter of mortification,
or a matter of loss of profits of the tar
rying trade, but yu lose the active
ugencles that did so much to promott
the agricultural and tlio mechanicm
urts of our country, when thu owners ol
snips in i-ni.auclplila, New York, anil
Boston, were looking into every conai
ui uiu worm, loseo u mere was not a
market there fur soinelhiiiif Hint vim
made which they might find prollt in
carrying. Jlus quiet and certainty in
business pursuits bten lestoreii V I on.
peal to men of all policies and alt nnr-
suits. I anneal to tliosu men vvhn u , ,rl.
out your grint uilernrisis. bnlhl vi.nt
rullroad-. construct vour tnimls nm m.
your furnaces that send up their black
ciouus o: smoke by day and illuminate
tlio heavens as by volcanic tires at night.
uiu tney ever know n time when there
was more financial or business nnmr.
tainty : when, with the
of our currency, every other article was
so iiaoie io uncertain rise or fall In pri
ces? Whero is tho commerce we hud
when the South was the great cotton
producing country of (lie world V What
was then the track of commerce? The
men of thu West rai-ed corn, beef nml
pork, nml sold it to planters; planters
turned it into cotton, and in that foini
it went nil over the world, nml .. .1...
fled thu world because they depended
on us nir mat great staple to glvo i.etiv
ity to their industrv. it Minted Hiom
again on its way west ward, building up
eiues, milking railroads, calling for tin
I'louucis oi your mines, and setting In
motion all over tho hnul.ii ein-ii. ..r ......
chanlea! industry and vigor snch as the
worm lias never seen a circle of Indus
try like the great Gulf Stream, that
wiuris through its orblts.dlrccting com
merce, eiilializifiL' ti'iiitiernliire. mid
giving fertility to the nations of the
worm, ii.'iioi'rs.i Have we got llie.-e
things back ? I will mil do tin. Itemiti.
llcau p.irty injury by denying thedilli
culties ofilio problein with which they
nan to iieai, Tne war liail impoverish
ed the Southern Stalls; It hud e.tnb
lisiied new social relutlims mining the
people, and great allowancis iim-t he
made for the dlfilcultiesof tliesltuatlon.
Hut what Is the first consideration wUn
men enter upon great nnd sacred duties?
It is that they should enter on them in
thu right temper. It wtei a I u.-li u
matter cou-erninii the hupplne-s of
yor homes, the prosperity of the pen
p U, lln glory of the nation, Itunsi,,,
time fur party passion. Uead the col
umns of your papers and the debates of
your legislator) for the last four years,
Hnvo tliey bocn like tlio toIpcs of our
fathets, when npon Pennsylvanlati soil
they laid tliofoundatloasof yourUnlon?
Do they sound us tho debutes did when
the grand old men of the revolution
lieweii out tne lliuiiers or tho Constitu
tion, shiined thostrueture.nnd nut them
fitly together? How patiently and for
heiiringiy I hoy did their work.and that
work has been blessed of the Almighty
because It was tho spirit in which He
governs tho world, lias that been tlm
temper of tho Congressional debates?
Listen to thu language of men who have
led tho party In power In tho halls of
legislation, nnd to tho speakers upon
tho rostrum, rend their party -Journals.
How like n period of war
nil sounds. They aro appealing
to your passions; tliey aro ex
citing bitter nnlinosltles; they aro light
ing over again the battles uf the past.
(Cheers.) They who fought In our ur
armies hnvo returned to their duties.
They toll in our midst, hoiiio in full
health, some with weakened constitu
tions, and 801110 With llllillllisl limbs.
They feel tho terrors of tho war far
moro iiiiiii we who stunt at home, hut
they showed nouo of this temper. Go
to tho graves of thoso who died in thu
uisiuni houiii, whero slumber sldo by
sldo tho.o who opposed each other in
ditidly conflict ; go to the Initio
Held where, live years ago, you would
have seen things showing the tu.irk.of
the strife the iiningliil Iris', the torn
Meld, the bloody inlment, the b"iit and
iiroken musket, the Useless wth, Ihnt
hall never again gird him who onto
was a living nud vigorous m.iii, the now
made' grave, with till its terrible stig
i;es(iins, and now you ulll find lli.it im
turo has covered then) alt over with
green gra-s and with Hie beautiful flow
ers of tlio season. We haw everything
lo teach us that the p.is-liins of w.ir
should have died away long since. Il
l iinly by men who claim to lead us,
nnd who should g.tvo us calm counsel.,
and somelliiies lu Hie temple, of Gi.l's
holy religion that we hear thu p.ist har
rowed up. Do you think any man
would dare go before our soldiers and
usk them to dig up Ihe remains of tho-u
who ided before their valor, to drag the
skeletons of tlieir foes lo tho light of
d.iy? They wouldsmltolilm down with
iuilL'tintlon. How much better utr
the men who now, when four years
have rolled by, como beforn you mid
wn .t to oj en the grave (of burled pas
sions, and day after day, from the
ros rum and in the pres try, to till your
mind with thofienllments of hato? Are
theio moral resurrectionists any belter
tlrtii thoic wlio would dra tlio Insensi
ble remains of Hie dead to light? They
turn tlio minds of the people away from
tlie cosi'dtler.itinii of the true problem ol
good government. They hinder wise
legislation. They peril our future. Tin
policy of lulu never governed it nation
well. iCIuers.) We liave spent sixtcei
hundred millions of dollurs to uphold
gnat armies to kiep the piople of tin
South in abject submission, though the
war left them pour, with their houses
desolate, their family icie broken up.
Then was thu time w .e n wlso statu
nianslilp, Christian eh U'ity, and com
mon humanity woul s tuive dictated
healing measures shun. I bo adopted. 1
eo heforo me men wiiu perilled their
lives; In tlio war,who have suffered from
hunger and thirst nnd cold and wounds.
You struck down every man before jou I
,vho assailed the flag of your country,
nit when the battle was over and the
dead laid strown before 'iitt,snnie he'p
Icss and some writhing in the aituni's
of ih nlh, did . von then go on with tie'
trife as our Republican friends so on ?
N'o, you kneil down and nur-ed your
brother mail, whether hiscont wies lilue
ir gra . (Cheers.) What does the phy
ilcl.iu do when an erring man die" be
ore him? Flo does not reproach, lis
tix m not stop to reply to his ravings,
ml ho applies healing arts to reslcre
him to lionlth. What do God's minis
lers do when acting In tliesplrlt of Him
whom tliey bervo? Do they repioach
men fur past misdeeds, or do they seek
out tlio-owho aro still erring and rebel
lious and seek to urge them nnd alt!
hem to live n better life ? Was it tun
thu dictates of common humanity that
when ten Slates lay disorganized, poor
.mil helpless nt our feet Hint wu should
have trlid to lift them up? It lias been
the glory of nations and of men dial
they hnvo been able to bring peace and
prosperity where all before was disorder
and hate. Is there a man hero who
does not believe If, instead of spending
Ixlcen hundred millions fur the pur
pose for which it has been used, we hud
spent onu half of Hint in the South to
build railroads, to renew their com
merce, to make them once more nblo to
buy your Iron, lo give the poor negro
opportunity for supporting himself, to
give theemployer iHeilitles of transpor
tation, to give some mea.'iireof capital
nnd currency where It wa wauled, to
revive business instead of leavlug it all
wlieie it was not wanted, lo enatee the
South to pay taxes, and pay their share
of the;iiurdciis of the debt, our Union
would now bu restored? Atid pros
peroiis Intercou-e between North mid
South Is worth all tho armies mustired
by tho iitiiin-t expenditure to rostnre
pence and order. Our Hi-puhdcitti
friends have failed bicwito tin ir polic
was hate,aiul Ood don't permit a p'dlcj
of hate to succeed Tlintpolliy which
makes Hie South poor makes you om
also. Where Is the wi-dolll ( L-epliig
down people w ho have erred- criminal.
ly and wickedly eir. d if yen p.en-i
when tliey askul to reii slated into
old relationship uti.' e-liioll-li again
fraternal legal d? i' moriow ou w ill
go lo chinch, -Mcthii Presliyti- int.,
Ililptlst, Catholic, 1.'. ii iiiii, holding n
many similes of fait. i, nit nil ugrcclim
in givlny: thanl:s lli.c while jou were
yet rebels God was w tiling to save you :
and vthen you rise from jou kuee.s dnu'l
say that you will dial hardly Willi jour
fellow -nun because they did urmig
tour ears ago. What lias bten the i
suit ot this pulley uii our tluaiitiss? Wny
is it tliat our uniious.1 liouor is tainted T
If jou iud been over lliepraiita u tlin
West and seen the gathering lu of the
crop- and men's heatts made glad w.lli
the abundance of Hi harvest; If y.m
nnd seen the mechanical inton-sls of thu
country and thu wealth of Its mines jou
wojild aot sy thai it w.u brvauit we
lacked rcscourcta.
Then you have to support an army
down South which has cost over a bun
dnsl millions of dollars a year, and
soiiiu years it hundred and fifty millions,
Hut it Is necessary to inr.int.iiu an army,
and you should not charge it all to re
construction. Hut I think you enn pro
perly charge ono hundred millions to
reco nstructlnn, or to iho government of
the people of the South, Hut why do
tliey not govern themselves? Ah !
there Is thu trouble. What Is the un
derlylngdltllcultyof tho matter? When
our friends ou tlio other side, Instead of
restoring fraternal rigard, they kept
a i vi) passion, they iiiodo it iieciv-nry lo
hold these, peoplu down and lo disfran
chise them, because without that usage
they would not do exactly as our Ue.
publican friends wanted them, (Laugh,
ttr nnd applause.) Thej say that they
must glvo theso negroes certain great
privileges. 1 feel very kindly toward
tlio poor African, and morn kindly, I
think, t tun i many ou tho other side. I
want to see everything douo that can
bodonotollfthlin up nml make him
useful lo Hio comniuntty ; but Is it wise
the
or Wind to bring him fiirtli.nll untutored
fis he is, and place him on tlio Jtidgo's
bench, and In the legislative halls? I.
it wl-e or kind to hold litm up hefofo
the community In an nttitud.' tint
makes him almird and odious? Of nil
the cruelty that, bus ever bent) prnetl, d
toward th negro, that Is tho worst that
Ins thrust him nrfcndvely Into the fa.e
of tlio public, and put hint In where, he
is not lltto In.. (Clito.v.i
Train him up lo hi now ditties ami
give him nt least, a decent chance. p
puupo.) 'lliereIsiiolntelllgent,thoi'slil-
fill limn who can say that the p illey of j
mo nepuuiie.-in pnriy tow.iriisttic negro
has been wise. I will not My It bus
been cruel In purpose, for the Republi
can party eomprlses nlmnst ono-halfof
thecoiiiniuiilty, nnt quite, mid we can
not airord tn think of them na had men,
hut when wo are allowed to r."o Hie ac
count books of this Government for tho
eight year., there nro certain men who
shnpi their policy nnd flro their puns-ions
for their own selfish purposes who will
nut stay in this country to look nn
outraged community In tho face.
(Cheers.) If four years ago I had said
that the Republican party would do
what they have done they would havr
met me with scorn. Can wo afford lo
' ndiii'so their policy by your votes, my
Republican friend-? 1-iom tlmo lo
time your own leaders have Implored
jou to stop in your course. The New
York Tritninr, the New York firming
I'm!, the Springfield Jlejnibtlcan, Chief
Justice Chase, who was oneo the pride
and beast r,f u,,, Republican party,
uive attempted lo stop it in Its mad ca
reer, but each ouo of them has been
crushed beneath their heel ni tho mad
dened herd of humilo crush their lend
ers when, veelng dimmer iihend, ho trios
In check them or save them from di
."iriiLiioii. Hut makes u nation gnat
nun sirong.- it is mo error ortiial part , ror I stand bororo you a man who-s
that they assume that It is armies. It framo is weary and whose voice Is tiro
is not s i. A nation is great ii.nl strong , ken. Some of you may have, como to
that loois to fireside rights and cotidl-1 hear mu to-nlglit witli kinderamt warm
thins of tho people. (Cheer.) I tell or feelings than I am entitled to.
you that that government policy, or Your party preferences may havn led
that governmental power Hint Is not (. vim to esteem me higher than 1 tie
a ed on the hearthstone, that does not, ii-rve, fur I speak in onu feeling th
find its rudiments und'T the m .Mrce, fcehletrs. of hlsownjttdgmeiit. You.niy
lh.it does not llnd Its first prlr;clilo In tseptitilie-.in frl-iids.liavo probably corn's
me i.iiiiiiy circle, is not statue; nnij
that the government which does not
have In view the sanctity of the homi
of Its people, o that all men, whether
pour or rich, ahull fis-1 Hiat thcro is a
acred spot where the old mother may
elt in eafety hy the fireside, and tho
father, worn out with n life's work,
iiutyhavea covering for his ago ; nnd
so that tho snred relationship of hus
band and wifeand fat her anil child shall
not only ho respected but made happy ,
a government which does not lmvo
mum view, first ana above all other
things, is not a well administered gov-
eminent. (Great nnd continued cheer -
Ing.) The tronlile with tho acpubl'ean
party Is that It has not understood Hie
truth. During the war wo spent Circe
thou-and millions of dollars, more than
waspver spent In any war before known.
It was not wonderful when money was
pound out witli such profu.'cness, that
thorn was corruption. It Is no wonder
that there were inun who got .suddenly
rich, who now boast of their loyalty
and call Hie wounded poldiers who will
not vote with them, "rebels" and "cop
pei hi nils" f sheers) as was charged
! by eminent Republican Renrisenta-
lives, nnd you, Mr. (luirnian, li.ivo
heard it Hint there had never been such
acts of corruption, waste, and protllga-
cy known as was exhibited on the part
oi in.-.ii men wiiu were evo.y nay w it-
nessliig Hie exhibition of loyally, devo
tion, nnd sclf-siicrlflco on the part of
those who went forth to the bnttle-lle)d.
When I was Governor of New York 1
visited the "at of war, I went to the
tents of the soldier and saw Hie men of
New York and Pennsylvania, witli
Hm-e from other Stuns lying outside in
l lie rigor of the winter. Tliey wero
nw ny from home, and from the comforts
of life, nud there- was but ouo thing
Hiu' glnildenid them. Their eyes w. re
clear nud bright when they saw the
ting of I lit Ir country, and they wen;
j.i.mius that tin y -iill'i led to maintain
our country 'a giuitiiiss and union. I
went ft oui thereinto the halls of our
national Capitol, a n Ighiy structure of
mtirblo costing millions of dollars. I
saw it nil pictured with all that art!
euiild do to tellof oiii'iiiition's greatness
and glory, with the likencs-s,., nf the
sigis, the heroes, and Hiu warriors ot
tho revolution, euibleiiii that should,
quicken men's patriotism, everything
that should sullen the passions, every
thing that fills men's mind with n con
ception of their great duties, every thlin
thul should stlmuluhi Hiulr belter tin
tinea. I listened to their dubatus, nud
there wero words uttered of hato and
bitterness, and I thought of thu uohlo
contrast which the men in tho tout and
in the hospital presented to tliosu men
who studied how tostlr up strife and
how to grow rich out of the spoils drawn
from tho devotion of a suffering peoplu.
It Is because some men havodono things
which they dare not let eo tlio light
that they etniilov sucli desnerato men
to hold their power; Iheroforolt Is that
you see such enormous amounts of mon
ey Used in these election. What Is Iho
meaning of this policy that fills thu
Senate with Northern men who profi-,.
to represent thu south, but who repre
sent no constituencies! j for the whlbi
man could not volo fur them, and most
of tho black men did not know thcro
was audi a thing rts the Senate of tho
United State? (Laughter.) You hnvo
three millions of peopio in Peiinsylvn
nlu,we hnvo four million In New York.
Tim majority of thu peopio of the Unit.
States live in nine States, but tlust)
nine States do not control the Senate,
You laid lo your little neighbor of Del.
uwaro that she should have two Sena
lors mi equal number -villi you to
MViirii her against your overwhelming
iiiimupr-i. Hut you never iniuiit Hint
Ihe principle should bo used to do a
wrong, A Senator from tho Kustorn
States boasted sumo tltiio ago tliat his
section had twViity-sovoii Senators.
Men can go to to tho Senuto from I'lor-
l la wh i never lived there and never
1 meant to livo there. I do not call ut-
i" i ufYrf.
pillion to tin' wrong done to I'lor U
but tlm wrong done to you. J'eni.s.
vnnia, with Its throe millions ofpcopb"
Is neiltrallr.ed in He Semite by the in. t
without u iMstltip iteii s, lApplni.
Hut beyond thl the leaders of Hint pir
ty have c inspired to concentrate now. .
into Ihe h inds of th Ronnie. II hk
hound tip' President of Hie lnl
States hand and fret, anil given ivir
his appointing power to thu fjein'i
The executive nml Judicial dcprtinf-i'
of Ihe government have b"cu deprived
of their due share of power. Thoatru-
turn of our government Iins been Injur
ed, I risk Intelligent men wlmt they
lliink of the conduct uf Iho men in
power towimls tho Judiciary -that Judi
clary Hint In another country s.tved
Great llrltnln from anarchy, and nnihi
the elements of civil war nr-rtel lb?
rigid of the people to a fair trial by
ury,?nd proved Hint thcro wnsn melm
ty in tho law Hint gave not only power
to the State but protection to the nmn
f Immense applause.)
Have the nets of our rulers btcn -uc
is lo command respect for Hie the. Judi
einry ? Was U wi'p at any tJin to a
low some lieaetd partisan, if no wot e
to lay unhallowed hands upon tlio per
son of his ui igliiior, thrusting him Into
prl-on with no Intimation of what
crlmo he had committed, and releasin?
him without explanation or satlsfiu
Hon? (Appl.iu-e.) Will tho credit of a
government be respected Hint holds lis
Judiciary in contempt? Thu balance of
powprwhiclioiirfuthcrs dlstributedwith
Midi nice care between Hie legislative,
tho executive, and Hie Judiciary depart
ments has bcs?n destroyed. Tho Senate
la not a representative body lu any such
sense m tho Hoiue of Representatives,
and yet tlio cotir.-e of our rulers hat
boon to concentratepower In that body.
I will not detain you longer to-night,
up here look anon one whom .ni
have been taught was a man disloyal to
hl.s country, nnd n man whosu private
ambitions list him astray. I hope wiien
we part to-nlglit, though you may r
agree with me in my conclusions, that
you will learn to make a more kindly
estimate of my character, and I trn.il
that in what time remains of thU con
tint, and hereafter in all elections, our
pooplo will train themselvtitoacaltnsr
method of discussing questions that con-
crns the welfare of tho peopio of this
' country. (Appluu-c.) What folly It
j would bn fur men who should nitcnd a
1 rallrn.d meeting to Indulge in tlm pa.
lelons and recrimination which wo show
, In our elections, and yet what arn the
i interests of stockholders compared !
tlio interests which every citizen has in
' this Government of ouin? W received
! from our fathers a marvelous hcritice.
we should mangeit well find wifely.
As I travelled over this land 1 ronld
not It ii t wonder, from tlmo lo HnK'.wliy
it is Hint this fair earth of ours Is so
cursed with men's passions and prejn
dices, weakm-ssi-n, and erreirs. Lt u
at this election, try to sio how best w
may servo our country, Follow your
own honest convictions, whichever wnv
they may lead you. I should think 111
, (1f the ' man who would vote Tor me
against his judgment. I should despis
ine man who will sell II s or nc In lea nr
ne itrlvcn Irom mat which he fools t
be right. (Cheers.) A country can live
whero men are merely mistnkon. A
c mntr.e cannot live whero nieii do not
value might their duties as men.
(Cheers ) For, my friends, we mean tn
triumph lu this battle, nnd If wo do not
triumph, we menu to fight on as long n.
our principle, ars right, and truth pre
vails. (Ore it cheering.) Wo mean to
wiu u victory not over you hut for
you as well as for ourselve. We mean
if possible, to hand down this country
to thoaothiit como after us In such form
that no reproach shall rest upon this
generation that it was untruo to tlio gtcat
prlitcipes of civil liberty, that it wu
untruo to the work of our futho.s. Thu
foundations, of our Government wem
laid with wonderful wi-doui by calm,
irue men; let no reproaches rest upon
! us, but let us bund down eountrv In
which tlio bonus of the p.siplu shall iia
happy; In which labor shall feci that it
is falily Usui ; in which taxation shall
ho in light n. possible; whoso govern
ment shall bu paternal and benlUernt.
lMuciite j'our children to understaud
Hint these, things are tho glory of n na
tion, mid do not mislead them with tUt
Idea that iv country is great tiecuuso it
spends iuimciisti sums of munoy,
or prosperous hoeuu It draw
large siiuis of money by Ux
llo i from ttiu peopio, or atrong bocau.
it lis great urinks which rest tie ir fet
on tho toll of Hiu laborer, and nra sue
tallied witli thu food which ha woul.
give to Ids family ; ami when w.i liu u.
on our dying beds may wo feel, if per
chance, the ling of our eouutry waves lay
our sight, that II represents a Unloas
complsta in till its pans and vital with
, tho spirit which unlimited It when our"
I fathers handed It over to us for our safw
keoplng. (I in niouso applause.)
"I womwcb," said Sambo, "why d
sun no slilno ills dark night an not al
ways Ucop shinlu' In dodny timo.whra
dai's no need oil him."
II a nos .Iamks. HoTiiscitir.n, (hi.
head of tlio liousoofltothschllds, nnnK".
ers.died nt Paris on Monday last. 11
I reputed to have been the winltlili--h
i iiiiiii in tho world.
Imi'outant Dncisii).v.--ThiiSuprriiiei
Court of tlio Statu of Missouri has Jusfi
divided that shunn of national banVs)
aro taxable, like those of other corpora
Hons, Il is u Just and rlgheou decision,
0i:n, McCl.r.i.LAN has bten eUrtuI,
Prusldent of tlio CullfotiiU Lnlvi rtitj ,
Til k iimjorltv against negro tufliukii
in .Mbuuri Is estimated nt H),Otii) viKis.