THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, I3LOOMSBTJRG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
iH)6MSBuna,-PA.
Friday, November 24,1S71
The, rrcsIilrncjrMonoiiollcs"Vorlilusnicii.
Various efforts linvo been making for
soino yvatt past, and contlnuo to bo
mado, to cslnljllsli political organlza
Hons of worklngnion. Ho far tlioy nro
mostly under tho lead of tlomngop;uc3
who linvo neither tlo ability or Integrl
ty of proper leaders nml nro mndo to
work to tho nolo political advantage of
KadlCAlUnt tho party that Is moat In
imical to their truo Interests. Wo nro
not prepared to say Hint thcro Is no
causo for such nn organization of work
lngmen, but wo Mo say emphatically
that thcro should bo none In tho days
when Presidents Jr.i'i'KnsoK and
Jackson expounded tho law of tho
Democratic party, n Nntlonnl Hank of
3.5.000.000 capital was donouueed as a
monster threatening tho liberties of tho
people, a powerful monopoly that could
not bo Indurcd la a froo country, and
ono that was suro to uproot tho treo of
liberty Itself. Now wo havo ft wholo
swarm of National Hinks, In grand
combination, having a capital somo
(en or twenty times as large, and no
war Is mado upon tho Institution by
tho Democratic or uny other party 1
Snyder mid Suuxk, whoso mcmor
Icsaro revered by every lover ol frco
Institutions utul puro government.
would not toleruto n corporation whoso
avowed purposes could bo reached by
individual enterprise. Yet now our
Stato is Hutched, bound down, and Its
largest Interests absolutely controlled
and governed by corporations I No
polltlc.il lurty now raises tho banner of
opposition. Is it any wonder, therefore,
that thu worklugtnen corabino to pro.
tect themselves against tho groeMy, sel.
fish and soulless absorbents of tho pro.
(Its of Industry'.'
But there should bono necessity for
political combinations of woruingmen,
Tho Democratic party should, as In
times just, bo their representative. It
is their best representative now, but It
should bo a perfect ono. Wlillo polltl
clans uro easting about for means of suc
cess, hero it ties, open as day ; why havo
they not tho courage to cmbraco It?
Theyhavo a glut of temporary defeat
anyhow thoy should not let ono moro
deter them from doing right, and grasp
ing tho great and powerful lever that Is
suro to govoru this country whenover
Its power Is called into requisition.
Thoy talk glibly about dead Issues but
here Is tho greatest Issuo of nil which
nover can dio and will over affect every
breath wo breathe.
It is said tho masses have becomo de
moralised and no longer regard reason,
honor and principle". Tho assertion Is a
libel It is the leaders (too often cow
ardly and corrupt) whoarodemorallied.
Their great sin is cowardice, which leads
than to fear and doubt the intelligence
and integrity of the people, and leads
liepeoplelo douiland despise them, Lot
leaders onco arise who havo capacity
i. and uervo to convinco tho people that
they aro to bo depended upon both in
profession and practice, fw Gen. Jao k
hon did, and tho people will follow as
they followed him. Let us have such a
candidato for President, planted firmly
on the principles or jkffkrson and
Jackson, and a candidate for Governor
with tho principles of Snyder and
Buu.sk, and thero will bo a political
victory that will thunder like a revolu
tion! Look a moment I Powerful Bank and
Railroad corporations controlling our
Congress, robbing tho people of their
herltago in public lands, wringing taxes
from them to the extent of their capac
uyto pay ana squandering all upon
building up tholr own fortunes and
grandeur powerful railroad corpora
tions controlling our Stato Legislatures
at will, setting up their Prosideuts as
candidates for President of tho United
States, and other manager.) for Qovorn
ors of States, their omployeo3 and tools
lu tho pooplo's Treasuries and Account,
lug Departments, corrupting tho hows
paper prcs3 to do tholr bidding, con
trolling political conventions and par
tks iu short, exercising all tho powers
of our governments so far as tho things
that Interest them and pecuniary proQts
to them aro concerned I Is no Jackson
needed to crush this monster, so sub
versive of popular rights?
Let tho Democracy show itself equal
to tho, emergency 1 Declare against Na
tional Hanks against tho political con
trol of powerful monopolies against
all corporations for purposes that can
bo reached by individual enterprise In
favor or directing all legislation in the
Interests of agriculture, commerco, In
dustry and labor In favor or cutting
down all salaries of ofllclals to tho stand
ard of other labor, so that offices shall
no longer bo deslrablo for tho profits
thoy yield In favor of cutting down
tho expenses of government to tho low
est point compatible with tho public
Interest, against the Interference by tho
Federal government with all matters
that can bo managed by tho States, or
In Stato concerns, and against the pass
ago or continuance of any laws not ab
solutely necessary to the public welfaro.
Put Gen. Hancock on such a platform
and tho times and successes or General
Jackson will bo rostored. Then If tho
party bo faithful to these principles It
may havo perpetual leaso of power.
This Is tho condensed form of our
view of tho situation. Wo havo no
tlmejust now to oxpress our views of
tho contempt In which all oxpcdlency
mongers ought to bo hold.
European Intelligence Is Indicative
or storms how serious tho ru.tu.ro aloiio
can dovclope. A despatch from Lon
don, dated on Monday, says: A largo
Radical meeting, which was attended
by Tour thousand people, was held in
Bristol last ovening. Sir Charles W.
Dlcho addressed tho assemblage Thero
was much uproar and fighting during
tho progress of tho meeting, and tho
band was proventcd from playing tho
national anthem, "Qod Save tho
Queen."
Revolution Is also threatened In Spain
nnd or courso also In Franco. Tho
Pope, It Is said, still threatens to leave
Rome, or tho truth or this thero is
much doubt.
The U. S. Attorney General estimates
tho political prisoners In South Caro
lina at 2,000, and arrests contlnuo to bo
mado I And this Is a Rcpubllst In
Franco, tho President prohibits tho cir
culation of nowspapors In tho nrmy,and
Biipprepscs others entirely. That U a
Republic tool
Conduct or Campaign'.
Certain strictures of ours on tho
bungling management of tho rocont
lampalcn In IhlsSlalo, itsecms bream
ed n lltllo life Into tho llarrlsburg Pat
riot and It essays n ilefonco of tho Stato
committee. When It asserts, howovcr,
that we did not demand tho Informa
tion boforo tho election, tho want of
which wo complained of afterwards, It
is simply guilty of an untruth. Nor
was tho editor of the Columbian nlono
lu this demand, before tho election,
nor Is ho nlono In finding fault since.
Thero was also a vigorous and general
demand for nn nggrcsslvo campaign
long beforo tho election and nn ag
gresslvo campaign could mean nothing
clso than a full cxposo of the wrong
action of tho Ilidlcats, accompanied
with documentary proof. Tint this do-
tnand was treated with neglect will not
bo denied.
That tho nowapapors of tho party,
generally, performed their whole duty
as far ns In their power, wo nssert with'
out rear of contradiction, (oxccpting
thoso that wcro mainly dovotcd to tho
"now departure,") and thoso that ex
cceded tho Columbian In this respect
wero enabled to do so because or super
ior ability nnd not becauso of any enro.
Iessness on our part, as tho Patriot In.
timatcs. As to tho slunk calf 'yclept
"now departure," wo. no further botlv
cred with It than to enter a protest, for
tho sake of tho party, and then wo drop
ped it into tho laps of thoso who hatch
ed it as an unfit thing to bo held up to
tho public view, wherovcr this course
was taken tho party cither relatively
held its own or mado gains, nnd may
therefore bo assumed to havo boon n
proper policy. Yet with a cool clfront'
cry tho Patriot declares "lu no other
platform Is victory posslblo or desira
Ote!" Not desirable, except with tho
Hth and Ifith amendments not de
sirable except with tho surrender of tho
Stnto right to regulato suirrngo I Isot
desirable except with negro suffrage I
A most apt illustration of tho Patriot's
Democracy 1
That any editor who attends to his
business had not tho timo to hunt up tho
charges and furnish the proof of their
truth that ought to havo been mado
against tho Radicals, awl that fv If
uny or them could ufford tho expenso
personally, is so patent that it is a con
fession of guilt to attempt to screen tho
committee for not having done It by
putting tho duty upon tho editors. A
great many of these charges wero mado
by tho editors, but wcro recklessly do
nied by tho Radical press. In the nb
senco of documentary proof, which
should havo been furnished by tho
committee, which sido was to bo believ
ed by the public? Certainly nobody
would want to boar tho sneer that
would bo occasioned by quoting tho
Patriot as authority.
Our solo object iu writing tho fctrlc
tures wo havo printed heretofore is to
endeavor to induco tho party to placo
ono of Its ablest and most unselfish
champions at tho head of tho State
committee, belloving that victory Is
within our grasp If the public bo thor-
oughly aroused to all tho consequences
at slako, and it will require much moro
than tho denunciations or wlso trick
sters or their parasites to drivo us from
that purpose-.
Tin: Grand Duke Alexis, third son or
tho Czar or Russia, has at jarfgth arriv
ed at Now York, and has been received
with tho greatest demonstrations. Ho
Is Blmply a Lieutenant in tho Russian
navy, but will b3 received with tho
highest posslblo honors in this country,
He is thus described :
Ills Imperial Highness, tho Grand
Duko Alexis Alexandrovich, is a young
man or ploasing features, with very
light hair and light complexion that
mignt do termeu norm ; largo, ngnt
blue eyes; a magnlllcenly built figure ;
about six feet two inches high, with
broad, masslvo shoulders, while- all
around him wero dressed In uniforms
blazlncr with cold and sliver embroid
ery and decorations, ho stood in the
slninlo uniform of n lieutenant of tho
Russian navy, without a star or other
decoration. In manners, tho Princn is
unassuming, nliauio and winnine. Jio
speaks English very well.
Alter his official reception at Wash
ington, ho will glvo tho llunkeys full
opportunity to do him all tho honor
they can and will then mako n tour
through tho United States.
Senator Xonvooil, of (icorgla.
Hon. Thomas Hanson Norwood,
tho nowly elected United States Senator
from Georgia, is t, nativo of that State,
forty-one years or ago, and a practicing
member or tho Savannah bar slnca 1852
Ho was a member of tho IIouso of Rep
resentatives in the Georgia Legislature
in 1801-2 j besides this, ho never held
any office, either beforo or since tho
war. His father was possessed of an
amplo fortune, but believed it to bo
proper ror everybody to learn somo
trade. Accordingly, ho had thosublect
of this notice, who was his youngest
child, to learn tho trade of a shoe and
boot-maker, which ho did : and ho
mado the boots with his own hands
which ho woro when ho wont to collego.
Ho is said to bo an ablo speaker and de
bater, and ono or tho best Informed
men or his ago In Georgia.
Not a Party Triumph. Tho Now
York Tribune says that "In New York
party organizations coalesced, and tho
grand Ho form victory was tho Joint tri
umph or tho honest Democrats and
honest Republicans against thothieves."
In another artlclo It says: "It Is a
great and inspiring triumph ; but It Is
a triumph orPeoplo rather than Party.
Wo havo no desire to claim for any pa.
lltlcal organization lu this city tho
ftults or a victory which has been tho
result of tho uprising of n great peo
pie."
Tho New York Post and Hun, also
Republican, tako tho samo view, cm
phatlcally declaring that the result Is
In no Benso a party victory. The Grant
organs, which havo boastod so loudly
over Now York, will hardly thank
thesoJournaU for telling so much truth
The President as a Prophet.
On tho 20th of January,1801, General
Grant wroto a letter to Hon. I. N.
Morris, of Illinois, on tho subject or the
Presidency, In which ho said :
In your letter you say that I have It
In my power to bo tho next president.
This is tho last thin? In tiin world T iln.
slro. I would regard such n consumma
tion as being highly unfortunate for my
self, If not for the country.
Thnt tho "consummation" has been
unfortunato for tho country no ono will
question ; as to himself ho must bo tho
Judgo, nftcr comparing his present rep
utation with what It was when ho mado
tho prophecy.
Presidential Sneccs,
Somo of tho knavish politicians, gov
cmcd only by tholr keen scent of plun
der, nro proposing pretty much nny
nnd everything to bring Presidential
success. They euro not n Jot what It Is
so that success results. Among tho.so
propositions Is ono that tho Democracy
shall maku no nomination but support
a candidato to bo nominated by tho dis
satisfied llidlcals. A modlllcatlon of
this legerdemain Is for tho Democrats
to nomlnato somo soured Radical. In
an nblo protest ngalnst cither policy,
tho Reading Qaiette energetically says:
Wo for our Dart nro most decidedly
and unqualifiedly ngalnst nny arrange
mom oi mo Kino, ami wo oeiiovo tins
to bo tho sontlmont of ninety-nine hun
dredths of tho Democrats In this county.
Tho Democratic party has seen its worst
days in tho coulllct with tho contrail.,
lug tendencies or Radicalism, and tho
latter has seen Its beat days. Tho worst
that could bofiill the party now, would
bo a back set ror n row years moro. Its
ultimata triumph and restoration to
power Is but n question of time, for
"tho samo spirit which has actuated
this peoplo at first, will remain with
them to tho last." To make no nomi
nations at all, or to support any other
candidates than men fully Identified
with tho party ns n distinct political or
giinizatlon, would bo suicidal ; Indeed,
It would not bo tolerated by tho body
of tho party who adhere to It from prin
ciple. Wo feel satisfied that no man
who Is not regularly nominated by a
Democratic National Convention, nnd
who cannot show n clear Democratic
record, will bo suntiortoJ for President
or Vico President by tho Democracy of
our county, corao wnat may.
Tho Gazette Is most eminently "con
servative," and wo aro therefore de
lighted to sco filch declarations from
that quarter a quarlcr from which wo
wcro rutlicr led to apprehend mischief,
as "conservatism" Is so often used ns u
genteel synonym for skulking. Tho
law as hero laid down by tho organ of
tho bravo and stern Democracy or noblo
old nnd undismayed llerks Is the law
and tho philosophy of tho Democratic
party, nnd political gamblers may ns
well make up their minds to abldo by
It. Tho rank and filoof tho Domoeracy
will nover consent to ratify n chcat,nnd
therefore candidates who do not hold
firmly to tholr principles can never ro
eclvo their support or endorsement.
If thero aro cowards amongst us lot
them crawl to their holes and abide
thcro till tho battlo is over tho truo
men or the parly are its great body.
who contend for tho establishment of
correct principles without even caring
to count tho gains and honors of olllco
that aro incident to success nnd who
scout plundor nsa thing to bo wiped
from tho record by Damocratlc hands.
A "IloaiV Tarty 1
Wo trlvo hnlnw n tiihln nf Min llninn
cratlc votes cast in each Presidential
canvass slneo tho first eleelion nf .Tank
son. It will linvo rather a curious effect
upon thoso peoplo who aro convinced
udouc every other year that tho old
party Is "dead." Thov or their nredo-
cossors havo been claiming tho samo
tiling over sinco tho cectlon of Harrison
In 1823 Jackson. fi.'.0.0
In 1832 Jackson, 8S7,508
iu joou van uurcn, 771,'JUS
In 1810 Van Uurcn, l,12S,30:i
Inl8II-Polk, 1 329.019
In 1848 Cass, 1,223,79.5
In 1830-Buchauan, 1,831,337
In 1860 DoUD-las anil llr.-wlrlii.
ridge, 2,213,920
XII lOUl vwiiun nouo oi mo
Southorn States voted Mc-
Clellan, 1.811.731
In 18CS Seymour, 2,093,711)
Considering tho Increase of popula
tion sinco 1S03, the Democratic voto
next, year will nrobablv bo about thren
millions. Taking out tho negroes, this
is a eiear majority of tho white voters
of tho Union. This Immense arm v of
ireemeu, standing squarely by their or
ganization, pursuing a consistent course,
and working faithfully for their cause,
is bound, in duo timo, to resume con
trol of tho government. Talk about a
"dead" party that numbers threo mil
lions of whito freemen moro thnn
Homo counted, in its palmiest day I
lCrie Observer,
A Littmj stORK Grant. A little
more Tax. Inseparable things, these
We glvo tho following Information to
our lady readers for their benefit, mcro-
ly as a proof of tho assertion that tho
party in power is tho noor ncoules'
party. Read and reilect ; and you'll bo
suro to cry aloud: Groat Is King Grant
and his court 1
"Tho extremely intrlcato nnd impor
tant question us to the liability of toma
to catsup to stamp duty, tho Internal
Rovenuo Bureau sees lit to stato that
tomato catsup is a sauce, and that all
prcpaVed mustard, sauces, syrups, jams
and Jellies, are still liablo to stamp duty
under Schcdulo 0. Tho collection of
this tax was onco suspended, but u sub
sequent order proclaimed theso articles
iiaoio, and directed their seizure when
lound without stamps."
Death ov Rev. Alfred Cookman.
Many or our readers will bo pained
to learn or tho death or this distinguish
ed minister, which took placo on the
uth Inst, after a .brier illness, at New
ark, N. J. There uro row Methodists in
this Stato who know him but paid him
that rovcrenco which is duo to ono so
gifted as Alfred Cookman. Ho was
not only ono or tho most eloquent and
favorite preachers of his denomination,
but has always exerted great power In
his ministry by vlrtuoof his eminently
earnest, consistent, personal piety,
which, Joined to natural manners, ap
pcaranco nnd nddrcss or a peculiar win
ning charactor, mado him, lr not ono or
tno very greatest cortalnly ono or tho
very best of the divines of tho present
day Inhlschurch.
Old Men von Counsel. Tho
Lynchburg News says: Tholatowar In
Europo has vindicated old ago from tho
Imputations of imbecility and ineffi
ciency which It has been tho Young
America fashion or luto to cast upon It.
Tho stalwart nnd victorious Emperor
of Germany, tho peerless General Von
Moltko, and many other leading Ger
man olUcors. aro nil old men. Blsmark.
tho giant statesman, Is by no mean's a
youtn. Disraeli nnd Gladstono or Eng
land aro no chickens. Thiers, at ihn
ago or sovonty.four, holds tho helm of
l-rauco. It would bo bettor for this
country If It paid moro respect to tho
ncoubcls or ago and experience.
A bank, with alarco canital. will lm
opened In Chicago, whero it will form a
must important ana uoslralilo neeesslnn
Just nt this timo. This Is a branch or the
name qi Montreal, one or tho strongest
banking establishments or tho conti
nent! and, although a foreign Institu
tion, Its Inilucnco In monetary circles In
Chicago, nt this Juncture, cannot but bo
boneflcont. Washington Patriot,
l'u I nro Prospect,.
Tho Gettysburg Oonmtler (Democrat
ic) thinks there is nothing In tho lato
elections to dishearten tho Democracy.
uo to tnuniicr wiui your oiu arkv
cried tho drowning sinner j "I don't bo
llovo there's coins to ho inueli or n
showor, anyhow." A1-. 1'. lleratd.
Tho editor or tho Compiler I, not n
man to bo frlglitcne.t whenover danger
threatens, but Is ono who has tho man
hood and courngo to resist It. And why
should ho nut havo faith ?
In 1839, as will bo remembered by
mnny or our readers, tho Democracy
carried nearly every Statu In the Union
even carrying Massachusetts for Gov
ernor by one voto and literally wiping
tho Whig party out or existence. Dis
mayed, tho Whigs wont to work with
moro energy than over-floodod tho land
nnd crammed every household with
speeches nnd documents, teeming with
truo and Talso statements, worked tho
peoplo up to a stato or excitement and
bowlldermont novor known before,
guzzled every body with hard elder and
harder whiskey, worshipped coons,
sung songs, nnd crazed hair tho nation,
mora or less and tho next yoar carried
Congress and tho President by over
whelming majorities I Tho surprised
Democracy nrouscd In their might and
putting forth every effort thoy wero
capablo of making, cirrled lho Presi
dency In 1811, as much to their own
surprlso ns that of their opponents I It
is a trlto ami truo saying that what has
boon dono may n done again. Wo
therefore back tho Compiler, and tho
ark man too I
Wo ht Penu?.vlvanla at tho recent
election by 15,000 with 123,000 former
voters not nttlio election. Theso will bo
out at tho Pesldcntlal election, and 30
to 50,000 more. Who can tell which party
would havo had thomnjorlly at the lato
election had tho 123,000 been polled? If
70,000 wero Democrats, to 55,000 Radi
cals, It would have mado closo count
ing. If two.tlilrds wero Democrats, as
Is claimed by somo statlclans who havo
looked Into the subject, somebody else
would havo repeated tho ark story.
Under tho date of tho 1st Instant,
tho cashier of a national bank lu Penn
sylvania writes tho Commissioner of
Internal Revenue, making th6 follow
ing inquiry: "Is thy income on tho
new five per cent, ten-forty bonds, de
posited by national banks for security
or circulating notes, to bo included in
the two and a hair per cent, tax on in
dlvldunls, or is It exempt." In reply
to which the Commissioner says, that
tho-interest derived rrom tho nowilvo
per cent, bonds or tho United States,
issued under tho refunding act of July
II, 1870, Is not taxablouudcrtho intern
al rovenuo laws.
The N. Y. Post Insists that tho nom
ination or Thomas A. Scott, as n Pres
idential candidato, is a Joke. That pa
per says: "Mr. Scott is said to have
great Exccutlvo ability: but ho has
proved It only by organizing rich and
powerful lobbies in aid of questional
railroad speculations. Ho has had tho
credit, In Pennsylvania, of controlling
successive legislatures by the corporato
power under his outrol.aud tho thought
of transferring to tho nation his stylo of
governing that Stato Is ono which must
cither oxclto ridlculo for Its absurdity,
or eUo Inteuso Indignation for reckless
ncss towards public morality."
Hard on Radical Governors.
Radical Governors faro hard. Holden
of North Carolina was Impeached and
has been for months a fugitive from
Justice. Butler of Nebraska was Im
peached. Bullock of Georgia Hed and
resigned to escapo Impeachment. Davis
of Texas has been rebuked by 40.000
majority. And now Austin or Minne
sota Is In court to provo that ho did not
tako a bribo or $5,000 for signing a rail
road bill, as charged by thoSt. Anthony
Falls Democrat, Truly, tho rascals
havo a hard road to travel in their In
iquitous catcer.
In tho matter of tho Senatorial return
or tho counties ot Cumberland and
Franklin, tho Supremo court has issued
a mandamus requiring tho return judg
es to sign tho return In tho usual form.
All tho Judges or tho court concurred
In this action, or courso return Judges
havo no right to decide upon tho legal
ity of votes and no business to meddle
witli tho returns, further than add them
up and certify tho result, notwithstand
ing Radical cxamplp.s to' thn contrary.
Tho Judges my if thu votes wero fraud
ulent or Illegal It Is u question for tho
Senate to ilelrrmlnc.
The weakestor oil excuses for wrong
doing l.s to urgo tho bad examples of
our opponents. Tho very fact that thoy
violated law or Jtistico is tho strongest
reason why wo shouldn't Imltato them.
A dozen Republican wrongs will not
mako ono Democratic right. Parties,
llko Individuals, must bo consistent to
bo lionorcd. We commend theso
thoughts to tlioso Democratic Journals
which clto tho precedents or Republi
can legislative bodies, which they at
tho timo Joined with us In condemning,
as good patterns for Senators to adopt
at present. Erie Observer.
The Louisvllln Jnurler.Jmmutl mill.
lilies a sensational letter, statin? that
a soelotv exists In tho Hnuth whnso ob
ject Is to pay negro criminals to go North
or tno unio rivor. Tho society claims
that it lias a right. In tho absonco of local
juatlco denied by tho general govern
ment, to got rid or its murderers and
marauders by monoy.
The present Administration has sent
two hundred and seventy millions of
gold to Europo to buy bonds duo in 1831
and 1882. Theso bonds are at n prcmi.
um because they are not due, for when
thoy mature thoy will only bo worth
their faco value, und greenbacks, now
quoted at 89 cents, will bo worth their
faco In gold,
Iv Governor Geary wishes to ralso a
strong militia forco lot him compel every
man In Pennsylvania who bears a
military title to servo as a private. Sov.
etal largo, though not very rollablo regi
ments ofGonorals, Colonels and Majors
could bo organized In a short time.
James N. Kernh has boon appointed
U. S. Marshal of Eastern PeniiHvlvunla.
vlco Gen. E. M. Gregory, deceased. His
appointment is anotnor victory for tho
Camoron clan. Tho soldier candidates
for tho position had no chanco nualnst a
tool or tho Qroat Winnebago.
GRANT'H administration rnsln
000,000 annually more than tho adminis
tration or President Buchanan.
A CITY' CAVINCI IN.
Th Inhstilhinl. Arta.1 it MtdnUlil I17 MiftrVs nt
If or nn Mrthquak.--An llnorinniis fissure In Main
Hlr.rt-.Tlie I'rlnrlj.al imlbllngi llrrcknl.
Scuanton, Pa , November 10. Hydo
Park has again boon visited by ono of
thoso catastrophes peculiar to mining re
gions. About threo o'clock this morning
tho citizens of that portion or our city ly
ing south or Main street, and In tho
neighborhood of Scrnuton nvciiuc, wcro
startled from their slumbers by a rum
bling crashing uolso, and a trembling
of tho earth nnd tholr buildings, nsurnn
oarthqunke. So violent woro tho shocks
nnd so loud tho uolso, that they lied
terror stricken rrom their dwellings.
After tho first paroxysm of fright had
passed tho causo of tho tcrrlblu alarm
becamo apparent. Tho mines of tho
first vein of tho Oxford shaft had caved
In, causing tho oarth to tettlo somo two
feet nnd forming great tracks In tho
surface. Tho area of ground, which Is
thickly covered by buildings nnd hand
somo dwellings, is nbout twenty acres,
extending from Main street nt a point
west of tho Welsh Calvanlstlo church,
running diagonally northeast to Chest
nut street. This boundary of tho fall Is
marked by a crock which varies In
width and depth. This crack, passing
through tho front yard of tho Welsh
Calvanlstlo church, goes through tho
dwelling and store of Mr. Thomas Phil
ips, Herman's hotel, and tho udjolnlng
proporty, breaking their walls and rock
lug tho buildings from cellar to garret.
Crossing SCranlon avenue It crosses
tho corner of Fellow's hall building,
breaking open tho foundation wall and
causing n largo opening lu tho brick
wall, mid lu fact Injuring tho entire
building. From this point it runs in mi
easterly direction, from thoucedlagou al
ly to Scranton n venue, where traces ol
tho fall nro lost. But tl.u effects of tho
fall nro still visible In thu settling or tho
earth nbout Mr. Heerman's residence
aud oilier dwellings between this point
and the placo rrom which wo first start
ed. In all or tho buildings, is tho de
structive effects of this disaster most
clearly visibly as hardly any part of
thcinrcmalnsuulnjurcd. Walls and ceil
ings, broken doors, sunken windows,
broken wainscoting torn loose, while
cisterns, wells and cellars havo literally
lost their bottoms, causing a destruction
of property amounting to $50,000. There
wero threo distinct shocks, each ono
loud enough to arouso o very body. Inn
few mlnute3 Main street wa3 crowded
with men, women and children, who
wcro greatly frightened. When tho
residence of Mr. 1). T. Richards was
shaken, tho f imlly wero compelled to
ileo In order to savo their lives; so groat
was tho destruction tho houso must bo
rebuilt. Tho Hcermnns houso is so badly
used up it must bo pulled down. Tho
post ofUco has sunt; somo eighteen
Inches, and still continues settling. A
largo cistern in tho kitchen or Dan'l
Howell was pierced, and is now dry. In
fact, not a drop of water can bo had in
any cistern In any part or tho Injured
portion. Tho Oxford shaft Is situated in
tho centre of Hydo Park and Is tho
properly of tho Dalawaro, Lickawanna
and Western company, hiving boon
purchased by them In ISOS.from Ssldon,
Scranton &. Co.
3IeIoo.
Tuu latest advices rrom Mexico hull
cato that n ge.ieral revolution is likely
soon to occur in that country, ami that
Juarez will bo deposed. Most or tho
northern states nro nlroady In open
revolt, aud Con. Diaz Is ut tho haul or a
formidable insurgent army. "Tho gover
nors nro resigning, and general alarm
prevails everywhere."
Evans. Tho Erlo Observer pithily
remarks: Probably tho happiest man in
Pennsylvania over tho lato election and
Republican victory is Ooo. 0. Evans,
tho fellow who mado S3 nlco a haul ns
Gov. Geary's "special agent." To pull
tho wool over tho eyes of tho poople, ho
was nrrestod Just on tho ovo or election,
nnd provided with comfortablo quarters
In tho prison or Dauphin county. Had
tho Stnto gone Democratic, ho might
havo remainod thero still, but tho facts
having been fully ventilated in tho
canvass, and tho Republicans been
victorious notwithstanding, tho powers
that bo very naturally necept It ns n
verdict that tho peoplo looked upon
Evans' swindle ns n Joko not worthy of
serious consideration. Ho has according
ly been set free, nnd laughs heartily nt
tho gullibility of thoso who supposed
tho Stale authorities had tho least idea
of punishing him.
On tho restitution of twenty thousand
dollars, General Balloch, tho naughty
official of tho Freeduiaii's Bureau, is to
bo held blameless by tho government.
This is u cheap escape. But the powers
at Washington woro afraid to let this
cass como to trial. It would havo open
ed tho secret door or that most shamo-
less swindle, tho Freeman's Bureau, and
allowed tho peoplo toseohowthey liavo
been robed by puritans and black-legs.
The October batch or Radical defaul
ters sum up as follows: Tho Indian
fraud, $ 180,000: Stokes, Pension fraud
$00,000; Clerk Iu tho Second Auditor's
Office, $103,000; Collector nt Savnnnah
30,000; Pension Agent nt Philadelphia,
$35,000; total for October, $113,000. And
this was not a good month for defaulters
The foreign Journals announce- that
tho Popo will soon Issuo n protest, Iu
which ho will doclaro himself solo King
of Rome, and will anuouueo his do
termination to hold no official inter
course with any foreign roprojcntativos
at Court or uoar tho porson of Victor
Emmanuel.
The official voto of Now Jersoy glvos
rarker, Democrat, for Governor, 82,209
and Walsh, Republican, 70,292. Major
ity for Parker, 0,007. This is a glorious
triumph for tho gallant Domoeracy of
Jersoy, and n glowing trlbulo to tho
worth of Qov. Parker.
The Czir of Russia Is very shrewd.
In tho cxtciulvo system of railways
that ho Is now building, ho usos a dif
ferent gaugo from any adjoining coun
try. Prussia ran her own cars and loco
motives to tho very walls of Paris.
Tin: Tribune has at lciisth driven
Collector Murphy, of New York, to
resignation, but it Is not at all pleased
With his successor. Gen, Artiu'r. and
will probably drlvo liltn to tho wall
too.
From tho look-out the Now York
Leader draws much to encourage, and
thinks that at no timo durliio- t
ten years could tho Democratic iparty
look forward moro linpplly or hopefully,
Olill nary. i
Died In Flshlngcrock township, on
tho 3d or November, 1871, Mrs. So
phia Poalor, consort or Daniel Poalcr,
nged 31 years, 3 months nnd 17 days.
In paying our last tribute or respect
to the decoased, wo do not proposo to
pronounco nn elaborate eulogy upon
ono who has Inscribed her namo high
on tho pillar of human fame, bul sim
ply to notlco u few or tho many noblo
qualities adherent tolicr christian char
acter. Tho biographer In his Bkctehos
or great men presents to us tho path
that loads to Htman greatness, so wo
loo shall by this brier sketch of chrls.
tlan llfo endeavor to present to tho
minds of tho reader tho path that leads
to clestlnl glory and which was graced
by tho sacred footprints of our Saviour.
Mrs. Sophia Pealer was o nail vo of tho
Eaiplro State. Her rather, Steb-
bins by name, belonged to tho honoro
bio craft of carpenters. Using n man of
considerable talent nnd of much relig
ious zeal, ho qulto often officiated in
tho capacity of a local minister. Fully
conscious of his responsibility ns n par
cnt nnd tho importance of good family
discipline, ho used ovory precaution
ngalnst tho intrusion of sin into his
family clrclo and In tho tiso of proper
moans endeavored to nwakcti uud nour
ish thero a truo christian lifj. Under
theso blessed Influences of home, her
heart In childhood was prepared by de
grees for tho reception of that truo a nd
saving faith by which nlono wo can np
prebend Christ ns our Dlvlno Saviour.
According to her own confession, tho
happiest timo of her earlier llfo was
whon sho and n fow or her youthful as
soclates during n series of praycr-mcet
Ings received sensibly tho graco of par
don nnd regeneration ; or in licr own
language whon she experienco.l roll;
lon In finding her dear Savior. This
Important event of her llfo was soon
succcedjd by n becond one, her union
with tho Christian Church, t Ills being
the denomination or her parent's choice.
While In connection with this religious
body sho was recognizid as tin cxoai
plary church member.
Boing possessed with duo natural und
acquired qualifications for teaching,
sho was engaged in this occupation for
somo time, which in tho end, as is too
often tho case, proved detrimental to
her health. It was whllo teaching in
this county that sho formed tho acquain
tance of him to whom sho was subse
qucntly united in thu bonds of holy
marriage. As n teacher, It is worthy of
remark sho was faithful. Sho consulted
both tho Intellectual and tho moral na
turo of her pupils. Iu this rospectsho
is a pattern to common school leathers
in general, and particularly to thoso
teachers iu our Acadiimiosiind Colleges
who educate tho head and not the heart
of their pupils. Her married life prov
ed to ben happy life with tho exception
of much sickness. Iu this rclati on tho
husband wlfo and woro not only ono in
name, but also ono iu will, ono in love,
and most emphatically ono in Christ. Al
though they aro now separated by death
tho spirit of tho ono in eternity and
that or tho other Isstlll lingering o:i tho
shore or lime, yet thoso two blessed
spirits aro still united by the heaven
born tie, Live. As a neighbor sho was
beloved by all. By hcrmintfost will
ingness to do nets of accommodation,
and readiness to impart counsel, sho
soon Insinuated herseir -Into tho affec
tlons of a largo clrclo of friends. Ono
noblo trait which characterlzad her n j n
neighbor was charity in its most com
prohenslvo sanso. Wo never heard her
glvo expressions to an unjust judgment
upon, or speak evil of any one. Sho had
that charity that thlnkctli uo evil
Her religious life shows most brilliant,
Soon after her marrlagosho united her-
self to tho Reformed Church, to which
her husband belonged. In this rotation
sho was an ucth'o member, manifesting
at all times the greatest willingness to
bo useful in tho vlnyurd of her Lord,
an tno hanuatn school tlio tool: an
nctlvo part us a teacher. Tills was
a pleasant task for bar thus to
train tho youthful mind for God
Wo havo every reason to believe that
tho precious seeds which alio sowed by
her pious Instruction, wero wattered
aUo by her earnest prayer and suppli
eating tearj. In tho congregational
worship also sho took an nctlvo part
Both sho nnd her husband wero mem
hers of the choir. Bat, alas ! ns n mom
her of that noted baud of singers her
si Ivory voleo Is now silent. Iu vain do
wo nowlUteu to hear her volco como
mingling with (hat of surviving mem
bers, but wo hear nothing of it but a
faint echo ns it comes to us from tho
past. Thero is left this eansol ition to
tho mourning choir, they in ly again in
a batter laud bo an unbroken hand and
again unito their voices mound thu
throno of.God ia singing tho song of
Moses and tho Limb. Tho ululating
Interest she manifested in tho welfaro
of tho church breathed forth from her
inmost soul tho sentiment of tho hymu
commencing with tho words:
I love thy ktriK.lom, Lord,
Tlio houso or tlilnu abode.
Sho evinced her truo christian character
not only iu her marriage relation, in
her social career and especially iu tho
church, hut moro especially In her
Providential alllictlons. She Indeed
was tho daughter of nllltctlon. But her
protracted Illness or six years teeuiod
with tho rlchost fruits of patienco nnd
resignation. Although sho was debar
red of many social and religious prlvl
leges on account of her Illness, yet sho
never murmured. Whon aod's heav
iest chastisement fell upon her, her
meek aud humblo reply was, thy will
O Lord, bo dono, And whllo sho was
an object of pity on account cf tho llttlo
ploasurosho derlvoJ from this world,
slio alwayj maulfoilod n spirit of con
tentment, Sho always had a keen senso
of her sinfulness nnd unworthlness bo
foro her holy and Just God. And whllo
sho often lamented her sliu mid short
comings, sho nevertheless retalnod a
firm hopo tint she had a saving Interest
lu tho atoning merits ofdirNt. Tho
brlghest ovldenco or this hopo sho gavo
in tneso words: "1 cm now reclino my
lioad on tho bosom or my S ivlor, I feol
that my sins uro now all forgiven."
Tho nature of her conversation Indi
cated that sho was n child of God, Sho
loved to converse with her pastor on
tho various subjects of religion. Her
words wero chaUo, her thoughts pure.
und her languago lioavonly. Tliu Pro-
vldenco of God, the lovo of Christ, nnd
tho Immortality of tlio soul, were topics
on which she dellyhtcd to converse
Our last conversation on this aldo of tlio
gravo was held lu tho prosonco of n sis.
tcr, brother nnd a fow friends on that
passago or Scripture recordod In John
11:2. This passage boing relatlvo to
her fast approaching state, awakonod n
conversation botwoon her and her pas-
tor that shnll never bo forgotten by
1 (II.. f r..- -.1 I,.
tllOSO prCiCIll. Oliu luuhui juivvuiuiu
her Father's houso ns her final homo
nnd resting place) nnd nmong tno runny
fnnndoiis sho recognized her promised
r i.,-mI lie. 'I'IiIj li.inliro (if
Scripture was u!s tho subject iff her
runcrnl discourse. Her death was calm
nnd serene. Sho gently sank Into the
... ... . ....i ti
quiet Bleep oi iicaiu. u, uuu "u n
could dio the death of tho righteous I
Her runcrai wns mrgciy auenuou, mu
capacity of tho church being Insufficient
to accommodato all. In tho midst or n
clrclo of many weeping friends her
body was consigned to tho gravo; but
we all retained tho hopo of meeting her
ngaln Iu u bettor land ; yes, hor hus
band will very soon meet her ngaln.
Thus lived, thus died, n noblo Christian.
2' J10UTZ.
The Great Cure rott Cancer. Wo
nro Informed that Dr. Bruno and Dr.
Nueont nro now giving tho new cancer
remedy known n3"cutidurango,"ntlior.
ouzh trial on a man named John Kelt,
living In tlio woods como threo miles
east of Pittson, who, itlssnul, Uaiincan
cor on tho sldo of his neck which had
been pronounced by all tho cancer doc
tors Incurable, but Is now, under tho
resent treatment, rapidly Improving,
nnd both patient and physicians enter
tain strong hopes or u thorough cure,
PUlslon aatctlc.
A St. Paul dlspalhsoys that "Lord
Gordon, or Scotland," has purchased
two townships of laud In v cstcrn JIIu
ncsota for a colony or Scotchmen, many
or whom havo already nrrlved. They
havo brought many lino thoroughbred
cnttlo with them, nnd will engage lnrge
ly In stock raising.
Salt Like City dispatches say "thcro
is nothing iu tho shape of excitement,"
nnd that tho pilsoncrs at Camp Douglas
nro "huvinjj n good time," the "Saints
aud Sinners chatting upon tho bltuatloii
llko old friends."
Tun Tltusvlllo Courlci' says : Colonel
Tom Seott lilies thlrty-nlno railroads.
If this don't provo that ho can run tho
Presidential olllco, and thus run Qrant
oirtho track, then "mny wo never cease
to lovo" free railroad passes.
The stealing or $10,000,000 In bonds
by tho Itadleal officials of South Caro
lina Is causing much o.vcllcmcnt in
New York monlcd circles.
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J ellliiBlon II. Kill, lale of llloonuburi!, Coluui.
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It ImMtly 1 tin only lllii-ilmtnil clirAul,
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delighted iho henrl nt wmimn. Never mltxi ir
linen cint you n new lmtmott H will mivo jmi ,
lime Iho prleo In iho holtftoliold ocouom.,
U'llehes. rroililcncr Journal, 4
Iho youtitf lady who buys ft lni;1a nmulii.
It ahi'kh's hazau 1 mndo n tiibsci-lucr fur in
Xnv Ymk IXcnlnj 1
'JhoHA7.AH Is cxeellent, I.ll.-onll tho her,
leaN which Iho Harperi imbllili, It U Hhn
ldeully wol 1 edited, nnd Iho clnis of rcmh-r
whom tt In Intended llio mother nud lUurhu
In iweriKO liimllles cannot hut iirnllt ijy
pood senso nud f;ood tnitc, which, we hn
tlouul, nro to-day lunklliit very mnny li ,i
hanpler lhau they may hnvo lieen hoforo i
women liegnti tiilttna- lemons In pcrnomia
houchold nnd aocl.it in ilinttement rrom i
Kood-unlured mentor, The Xiillon, X, 1',
Xcrms:
ltAni'm'a Hazaii, onoyoir li
"Ah l:xtra Copy of cllhcr tho Maiia i
WKMCl.vnr 1IA7. u will ho nupplled kwih
evory Club of l-'lvoHulcrlberaiitSI Oil en- i
ono lcinlttnnco or, MlxL'oplcHforJUU0,Miiii
extra eupy."
"isuliscrlpttnns to HAurKH'n MArn
Wl.EKI.V, nud 1IA7.AK, to ono lidilles r.,r
yenr, tut (Jul or, two ol ltnrrer'a 1'trloJlcnl
ono n.ld reHH for ouo year, 17 uo,
lUetc Numbers can ho Niipplled nt nny tlm,
Tho lour volumes of Hnrpcr'a llaiur, for
years lsKii!i, 70, '71, elegantly bound In
morocco cloth, will bo aeut hy express, lr
plepnld, for in 00 each,
'i ho ponUKo un Hnrpor'a Il.tzir Is SI e i
yeitr, which iiiuib uu puui ui luo HUte t
iiusi-uiuci'. vauiuii,
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Now i jr
WATCH rilt:l-:to Anelits In introduce art
Hint fetll In overy house, I.vtta a Co., pi
burn, l'n. mi,
8 O'CLOCK.
0)-A MO.Mil. llorso nnd carru k i
OOmO lilshcill epensos paid! Hnmpics o
Jl. IPMIAW, Alfieil, Me. n
IlIilCM, ,'illOt-(sttIX, Itl'lllltfl's
Oiiu lnalerlnls of overy kind. Writ fir p.
T.lst, to Urent Western Clan Works, I'lttshii!
I'.i. Army nuns und Kovolvcrs bought or trt
fur. Audits wnntcd, ni
li ha th (li-llrntn and rcrprnbln
Cf)rSr'ltanintnunt i'iill"i
G!4 Tlr, OolOKSe 11 nil r, anil 1
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pound package only. And
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nl(l-lw 7la Hansom Mreol, l'lilla-lcliiai
Van toil for
CHICAGO
nnf GREAT CONFJjAGI.ATION
Iho (iuee.1 Uly ns It was, nud Is, Tlioliaiuli
of id years ncn. -Jhe (Heat city of yestenl i
Iho HmoulderliiB Itulus or to-day. A uranli
nccnuutoflta unexamilcd rlso nn-1 u vivi.l 1.1
luro ot Its sudden dislructlnn by Colbert it I -tint
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Kyo-wllnossesnnl preat smarers from thel,
rlblo visitation. All tho main facts mil Inn
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unco, etc., lullyiliscussud.nuilitelulls ofa wjri'i
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WALLS' OAUBOLIO TABLUi'S
l-l)lt I.DUOIIS, CULM ,v iYi)(&',si".
riieso lubli.ts present tho Acid In Comblnatloi
with other clllclent rcmo tins, in u popular lonu
!','r. '.'!? (.''.lra "fnl1 'I'llltOA'l'un.l LUM1 IHseav
HOAKi:NIWiiiidlJIA:i:UATIO.N oribo Ihmat
mo Immediately vellovisl and statements ar
constantly helnj sent to tho proprietor ot leih
lu cases ol throat itttllcultlex of years st indliu.
HA II'IHONT ,U'ut bodecelM.dby wmlhliv
ynV 1 lUn Inilliitloos. (lot only WtIN
lnlo 1 abuts. Price '.'i conls per llox. JOHN
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cular. Molo Anent lor tho u, h. mm
It l'Jl J UUl'ION UK CH1UKS
TO CDNroll.M TO
t:j:!JUt;a'io.v or uutii::).
Q It 10 AT SAVING TO COXiSUMIiits
n y (ii;rn.u ui- ci.tiin.
fB-rfenl lor our Nuur l-rleo 1,1st and nc
form will ueoonip.iny It, contuinlujr lull illi
lions inakliii-u laruo saving to ooiisuuicrs uu
rcmtiucrailvo tocluborginUers.
TUK UllKAT AMKltlUAN TliA Ui.
n .SI'SWVIi-sKYSTHlIl.T,
1'. O. llox C1II. New York. ni l Hi
JUIIU13EBA.
'm '1 na. n.physlc-U Is not what Is populnn.v
culled ll Illllels, hor Is It lllteudoil ns hucli. ll i
il Koutll Auierlcau ilaut Hi 11 has been u ,cd mi
many jeurs by Iho ineillcal lacully of tluno
cuunlrres with woudcrlui elllcncy us a 1'jwellin
AllcrutWonuil llmijualcd l'urliler or tho III.ioJ
111 tho " 'uri"""1 1,1,1 ,wl I'cincdy for nil Hlse i
L.l,y,L:!.lA,?;'.'.;1I.'L,:EN'l lINLAHflKSIKNTnM
01 ? ,'.W,Hif.0,VK.I.N.-'1'1N1y IHII.NAIH
1VX.K'.t.lXOKA WAM' OK IllAlllll.
in n;i iiirii;NT on niuiir.
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AMI t'UVUIt. OIlTMlJIlt CON-lioVl-
Dl'. Wnlk' Tlrfmot nf
1m ottered to iliu nnnin. uu .r.u,.r i..ui.r..r,.i i
remedy for all Impurities of tho Ulooi, ur i ir
ortfLinio woanuessj witli their iitto-iduut ovli
rur thy fjrt'tfoinico'itnpl iiu'M
JUKtJliniM
n household remedy, und should bo freely laitou
In ull derauomBut'i of tlio uyHlom, It ulvet
health. Vlirm- nnd Itiiiit In nil Lhi vlr.it f..,.?.. .. I
uulmulci und fjrtllluiatl woii uuj lymnlialio
lomiteiumeiiu, ' 1
JOlfN ti, KlJLT.OdO, 1( I'latl Kt New Yorlc,
Hlll A '(lit till 1 1 i.i IT is Iln.)
IVl3el per Ilottle, hend lur Circular, ulitl.v
$20
ItliSVAltUI
Tho iibnvo rowaril vlll l.nl.t .......
that will lead to Iho detection mm conviction ol
tho porson or nersotis who f.m i...iu...... ........
!! ' '"f'.m'ersltfned at thooro mine on Umlaiui
?L, .ei.u ."'"". ".u ,th iiiirht ol tho litu
!i '''",!'! ".10 !Jna lima this sauiB oiriic
was com in 1 1 tod. ENOCH UAUMAN.
"oyu n.ini- llloonuburi:, J'a,
STItAY COW.
lumu to tho promises o? tho subscilber, lo
swing ut tho west cud orcuiuwlssa brldje, a
yenrs old, with ouo crooked horu that turns up
hUt HO Other luirllenlAr innrlru ,o.u..K.....
owner Is itiiuested to como forwnrd, provu'prop
iirty, pay charges und tako her uwuylor she will
bo disposed ol ucoordlug to law.
uovl7'7l)-3t
1-j.unisaci; donaiioi:.
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GUAY'8 FUHHY I'ltlNTlNO INK
WOHKS, I'lllI-Alim.PlIIA, 1'A,
O. K. JtOllINSON & JlltO.,
Maiiiifsctiiiersol riiiolllackuiid Colored 1'rint
liu Inks. Wowsluks put up with euro to suit
tho fceuson utul pecullarllka of 1'resu's. lliinK
HitYiMi lllaik nud Colored Inks especially
udaptod toljibel l'rlntlns.
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