Cambria Freeman.
3. 1870.
Tlie Ruvlngft era Oefcaied Po
litical Traitor.
The Iant Jubnurown Democrat, editor!
allv and Bimirckioaily, tHr.s mot furi
ouIy about th Chairman of the Derate
cratlc County Ccnimittee. Both articles
are. from the name gifted jwn The tame
Mood ruffianly p tyle pervades them both
Their paternity 4 the aaroe. ': They are
both Ihe hir.. lavii the dealt, rattle
of the "Old Captain." ,
-We doub: not, Mr. Johnston will plead
piiilfy' to the effence" of hia youth, euch
as beinp a col'ier," and a 4-ehoolmai-ter
and he mihr have added, "wood
chopper"! : Why the poorest collier" iu
Cambria county would refuae to aell hi?
press and Lift principles as WVxdfuff has
done ; the poorest "wood chopper' would
swing bis axe till the last ddiy of his life
rather than betray those who confided iin !
him. Alt to the other sin uf bring a
"cboolmaster well he was abroad when
Woodruff wrote thoae articles.' 1
We hold that the position of a "collier,"
a "wood chopper' or a "acboolmaBter,"
io just as honorable as that of an editor or
a lawyer. We believe with th poet,
that -
"Honor or ehnme rrom no condition rise; .'" 1 "
Act well oir pari there ail t.ie hoi.ur 1 ies."
But W'oodruff don't. lie rr pioaehea
!Mr. Johnsim) with what Mr. Johi.aton
is, or. should be proud of. For Wood
Tlie i:nd Peached.
la the last issue ofj he Jobnetowri Drn
ocrat the senior editor of that mendacious
journal, by one bold and reckless plunge,
descended jno a autre profound depth of
editorial infamy than he had rver before,
by the most persistent efforts, succeeded
in reaching. Jn his own peculiar, but
natural sphere, he now Mnnds unrivalled,
unapproachable. In its palmiest dajs
that once srurrillous and libellous sheet,
known as the Pittsbure Jakey, the fhaoie
and dif-prace of its time, never succeeded
io soaring higher into the regions of pure
.and unadulterated Lluckguardu-m .than did I
tlie editor of the Demoerut,. in thnl model
number of hi "Jakey." , Even -a stran
ger, fortunate enough wo to know him,
after having read the foul and" nasty cuU
umns of thut issue, would inMinctlvelv
conclude that his heart is as black ,,as
Krebqs aud that his very touch is pollu
tion. When he waainglurioufdy and or
ervr defeated by the freemen of CumDria'
. ... ; ' J
vouiny at jne late elect urn. as the removal
candidate fur assembly, it, was .expected
that he would quietly yield in humble
furmi'Mon to' the expressed will of tlie
people whose t uffi :.pes he ' had sough r,
and that "he would nume hisvenoin and
his wrath, -until hcwould. again become
a candidate for the same elSce, ns be prd
poses to do, next October. Iiot this was
not to be, for in the meantime, Othello's'
tuj auuH wouitv pe gone , J tie dirty
wurk of calumny and defMmwtion -so con
genial to all hitio-'w. instincts muat there-
tore be diligently piosecuted. ' So;1 riot
io, ui . runutu ins . jruuu -ti. r or oou j -e -j r v v u.v i. k,-.p, wl
ruff the lines of the poet hhould U aitet 1 i connt.. .whh attempting 10 blacken the
. t nr. L.t! . i r - I rniitu r ...n .1 Li.m t . : i. 1 i
inun; rr r oiieTe mat .1 -
Honor or shnnne from no eonrii-lon rieM ;
But Woodraa' Uou't ud tbereture Wooaruff
lies.' ;
. As to the res' of the trah about Mr.
Johnston so silly, so false, that even the
Republican papers of the counry Bnd dis
trict have fur years refused to "publish i:,
but which Woodruff now in the imbecili
ty of fats grief reproduces, we have noth
ing to say; It is not our bu-tness to . say
what Mr. Johnston hs been, what he
has wanted to be, or what he will be,!
We do know however that he is a Dem-crat-iou,
and in this he has. greatly the
advantage of Woodruff. We pity Wood
ruff, but he will not re-instate himself 'in
the party he has' beirnyed and '.'forsaken,
by abusing the Democratic organization
His sin has been, great so should nis
atonement be great, lint he nrvcr can te
reared while he attempts to justify his
own treason.
If, lueu, Mr , JolDh!on, has p. proper
amount of alf respect he :c;in have no per
toixil altercation with WowJi utf. ' ' If ever
Mr. Johnston gt-r's as low, in the soci il
and puliiical acale ai'the uniortiiiuta and i
unhappy editor of the Democrat is, then
they can wage war on equal terms. - .
When Mr. 'Johnston shall allow his
bondsmen to be. 6ued for his 'neglect; of
official duties when he shall Wscly be:
tray the .fiienda who confided ia him -when
he shall agree to take a nomination
for removal or aghintt removal, and run
on either side of the question when he is
willing to run on' a li.ket with 'Know
Nothings when he shall prevail on a re
specuble young gentleman, like Fraocis
Cramer, to sacrifice himself for. hk' bene
fit, by promising him 700 majority in
Johnstown when he thall eat the 1'oor
House bread and afterwards abuse the
Poor House when he abuses a worthy
priest for correcting a falsehood in his
paper when he shall receive a nomina
tion from a meeting that gives three cheers
for Daniel J. Morrell when, wo say, Mr
Johnston shall get low enongh to do all
these things thn, nd not till then, will
he be degraded enough to hold a personal
controversy with H. D Woodruff.
Tlie War Record.
' I Frxn. Monday's X Y. World
Almost the only news of interest 'and
importance from the seat of war; is" in the
details of the wirreriderof Metz Maw
shal B!2ini..: Ky it the ifowerf a the
iFrench army, including; jhe Imperial
ad3.anJ one of the strongest fortresses
i're-Emlueitt :ffrittleiry.
i There 4a yoe'thingwio- which the editors of
he Johnstown Democrat cm claim ore-emi
nenoe Grootery. The Senior editor ,of that
paper either leiit or hired himself to forward
a movetpnt, the express purpwss of which
was to eject j RepuuHcao candid;Ue to .Coo '
gress- IiTtliia dwtriet,, a uioveiDtint auaiost
which, so far as the iU-nublkTan actors in it
' concerneii, we n .ve notniun to kv
in the world, have been oirpn nuar .- tha ft,e C
e- - - j " . i . .
tTermnns. ., " r i r 7 ' T V . - . ,
. ,i uivo eiuii..itic iroui irn-n, lof wnicli wi; oo
It is not much to say advisedly given
away, brcaosc Hazine had 150,000 effec
tive wen left, was supplied et ?wiU)
acverarweeks' provisions' and ithere. ws'
.tip 'ack Xj?n.nijailU?nP.rr,w.nnd artil.
lery. The capitujation ?ompri.esl 737
000 men? :of M lac.b U,T)0q 'are' ''Wuti'ndWA ,
C,000 I'fficers, fiix'ty'generals, three mar
shals 3,000 cannon, mid an immense war
material, besides a war heat eoutatnine
4t).00MH01rancs, i qiivaient m 158,000.-:
00J. I he 'entry- of . Prince Frederic
Ciarlea,: ai the bead i fhia.arm.-.is :sad
li have been VeTV imoniurr uml immiti.
atety after it- several urmv corps beganto- Johuston and t.thtrjr, is "'pie-tn'dueutty effrtni
take up their rnarcb. to l,aria.? j ,TJie ctipi ter. ?.5 . - .,.! i-; d . , ;
i. j ; . . - , .1 Ti. i . . .
not' condemn 'them. But what of the men
who. professing ti be Lmicrats. as.ited in
this conspiracy to dt-feat their wneau.ii-date-?
Thtrrtt.wera; it is- ue jiBay Hmn
Crats whweie ijecufvej fcridjlt&fjasyay on
the Hemoval icsue, through the false teach
ii f a w-airAUWu4liiiciiI pubr,
meut, B;hobaaely deserted tlie standard i f
their party and went over u, ; the Vif'mv
,wfthr nr fall 'Vnor ledge if. wht tb,v" were
d'nine. --And' -nowi (ttr -tb Senior e.litor of
tbe DtfiBoctitt; who wa chiet.of thu recreants.-,
aiu-r biivii.g fHtidi ii; hi trencKery to-ac
cnnipirijti:e;ba':e .detja, lonke it appear.
iii.it , he. wa the. friend of r Mr . S;eer, ,aVd
that, the disafli-cti. n amonq tl:e l)'jfi.'cra'K
of the coonty' was caused by' tt.1ert L
. Trie editorial, nd an, mvmrmi
J -.-.. . . Ill
thU wfiek' Drmocrat; ide fnmr their. cruel
and intHin(.ii- asaints uj-ot: the character xif
Mr. J.H-Kt in, ure extremely nndin 'fi ! and
m'niH'iTvI 'nn'i com n i'h "fTi-wrf nu'
j grWe fttn'!ii rian who can never repair
no. in iic nun. u"nw .inf CrrTOOC-raCV Of
I'ollflcat aiic! Xew IleuiN.
Negro and all other kind of Republican
"l;.l., r.x ,. r. .,,1 ; c .' ,v' f
n uu tun LIC -I 'tlI CMI CI W U K. ' V. 1-1 (.
Caonna the cthr day. Z J x '
i 1 lie Illble In I he Public Vrhools. i 57 ff " . i. r777
.4. . ' - : : i I v u - 1 H i: ! f r t
,4 IHrlilon fcf.lb ,w Yrk Htm m f- ' fi"
i . .. 1 , -" 1 : ' -. . .
Mchsel Larkin rL Julin II. France.
ibis in an appeal tiom-ih-fo'ioing dt
sand pooad.of nitroglycerine. xploojal at , c 1 , g FrBnretCte uf .J.ei utces
Freeport,- U..oa-1 ue.-day yfiernoaa of 4.feu . -. -. - . - i. , c 1 , i
week; IttrrVly blowing four men tosjon ; ! f ho ,J WW of4v4f , et HurWv:
Ji-Potir thousand U. S. soldiers to over" 1 At this school there was a female teacher
DO YOU HEAR THAT, Fip;j:
Al) AT!I
- , r.,Uj
:p'
s
rrji.
Ji-P.air thousand II. s. ,.Mr i.. ..n At this school t here was a female teacher OOTV -rt ...
throw the Democratic mnj rtty iu New V..rk. employed'who read the i'rotestant versif n J C O UrV:;Y" t'-l
but not one hundred to oroiect the eetllert. ' tif the seiintuies ech muriiin" at the orn-n. ! ''I
in Arizona from the Indians, 'llaw l'.r j f the; sch.a.l. Michael Itrkin du-tod I
f11."1" . , , . n 1 1 to liis children hearing thjs version of th i T'.is roa ; 1 ,-
:" Windsor fvwnshi p. Itirks cnuntr. uave ,.. . , .- i-.- .. -
, , . ... l j 1 1 . ! Jiiote reaa, ami so lie Kept tnetn teenn trie' TTiTiT-
at the lae election tnn hundred Hud seveiit v- , ' W Oiti f t,ll4V,
nine dem.ratic votes and one rinbhca"n i schuul unUl u,,rr ,J,e rc?-.; aduce 4 lJit 0 iCtni!:
i,, ti.po a. Ua r.n l,u'i.,ti-v Ki, n;, , of the Tlrutefs the children weii ser-t i in'likre T.n.- -i .
. " ' . . ..... . ' WV a .-..'....it 1
itier. 1
1 v I
no builot-tx x .ti.flii.i
her. ? 8 . ' i' i ; ; j ! iiorne, tnc iea tier cecinrm 10 tnem ttiat ipj n j
There is in Spring tfwnsT,tp-, Crawford they must be-preent at the reading fefer- i
lirttv u uriitl llriirii vif.fi m.ahiirin&j fi.nr i J . n .1 i i I
;3 m
Veep ou r-m
T XT'
r
feet In circumference v,eAr-the grooudTal ; n Llirkin r.ctin- under advice i f T m t7u . Tu..
three raiicla-a iuoat-UJii. rfctpactlvJv ten- .. v " . & f , T C : shrrt itMW -."' ' "'V !- : vT
ty-twi, ttven'taeJtnd twertpcheJ ('i WlbrppeHjed tA br.B. il j -
ccui.ty last a et-k.:- .William rlnrronel. i.vd stru-iio, who 42a iiM opit.k', of which i i'VOLUVL, ..j. .V"
ten-eaia. was kicked 'in thj throat hv a, -the tt51owiig is the substance : . ' "vA !' r . b y '"."
h-M-. and died u,"ihree-,ours: ;A son t.fl. Ibe ectVh ciuataon- .1 iS sfl (JTT nrpVvP.
hd ward K .w. I eoo; .townsi.tp. wat ryn ( ,.-'tLi Stiii if Ui siL Vl io nftiuaj-i ca'sr i X li 1 " I- li I .Ih j ,
over. by. a wai0.vaud l:ed from, the etlccU ' tt,t. ... t.. -.1 ,.1 i .i..... . - ' now .oo-fr -Vp K-p,.
of his ii.jurje. i; , ;nilit- : - ders. Fit tU'xcJ .relhiioiii f r.imna Srr.i f i
A U02. navinir ail tne nroo. iivn of a . .... 1 :. : .....'
Maaa, f tpA-?) vlTle. .IlHDo'lsV.J.Tbe paw a:id , Ch:istians
feet .. wf the fjuie. . character n lile. ,th j istaniT
tar 64.
tJeii
1 ' -I
" r " - - ..nne not j.foTiiie hiju v n u 11 uot n l luler- ; -- -iii k
cat. is uow.in.lhe o,.essiop of. Mr Jacob, ft.rft. rtistbioial is tt'i tis-le.f vvr, 1 VV V(V V t lint.-,
MhiiS. .f jp VI 1 If . .11 in. lis. Ti-.fl t.na; MTi'd 1 ...... ti . i. . A 1 ,: 1 A I 1 I I S I I I J 1 1 1
i. .t,lf "Tir? !fsTi c.r ::-; nMrx,;ky';
i.utiionty in the cai to of, - -f- O V F p ' ' fx T -.--Crt
m jitU av.j'- irii.'i at . : . ti. ! n. t 1 ... '. '' !.-..
1 li..rfe t.t.
; '- .us a tnU-vf Mj.Uiy. fit,.. reg- i Cashmere t. 't ,.- n '
uorn lu-nrs Ttrrm-nncTranrw'i us ' CSTKnlJ Si.i:.,-rAvv . "
i-j ui i I h 1 1.- i .. . ( . i T. . . . r. . . . rii; l(n
vJ,iC.Q th jit tet diii.ce, of the I PT.- ftonv Jl 60 v t V
Uarnbna county. ; It ir&ctiy Well known. t 'V to work, and' was io the habit of tUars U rttad4 c4,tdi.q.rfvr.:.01r tU nther ! to $5.: ,Aso.h .f,.;,
ner-ve un weK..but.utt.i J hatid thtte i ifo'4AW lyprevent tiJeWd'ri : nTTAn.c a. tt.
y -
ion lidsi created uorofonnd sensntinn
not only in Fiance, but also iti Grrmnhr.'
) Tbe French yoverntnent and i people are
ind'tfiiant, Hiid piainlv call ii trem-oiu 'Vim
Germans are 'iatoni.bed"i at..tlitir; own-!
luck and ucces..: t ; ; . . ,, , ;
' At Paris things are, unusually quiet
and uiiite.restinjr,- The Germans keep at
a;respee.fuhdistance froth the forts in dav-
ttfiK,.-bt arc said tube very busy. -in .tbe
rHiint.in. oerreettim! i
j French watch ibem
occasionally but hi
ties of any itnoortanc
Ioire is aaid Ur be ready
nd commence netive
tbe l'rossiaa r ear J. but.
er.Httim.vf ! JarCe . an. army . as .-that d": " M'f ,.lf-J ubUcsu , moy.;- ihe ;tai!rt wp(.t,iB Uhkosn, Wia...:th- t".,.,i-v rrtceO.
Prince FrWeri, Charles, U ismosf li.ely ! X ? 1 lr t..frf.V,
ttiat Hie wb l plan of camnaii.ii at, ,.-,r' .1 l.. tii .: . .V', . . .
U. L . . ' " I
thtt :thn.rb'pabicifi jteutlemen io. whom!
the editor' of the Democrat ; hired himself;
'were the nvowel fi irriHs .if f f . M. .,,.,! i
that tlie reat .purpose of he rp:.yrti--iit V hs
ao'jve ihci is v. uci;i tor oy some ot Ui i
' - - w.. j ...... , H,
Mrs: Esther M' Di vis. of Odir Kanids. ! ,.! ,, i
1'iw,' whb'left. her b'tubibd because he was . sr. i
rk'." and' was io the habit of i , ,, iariS u J
liutiiiif Her wven un. a wik m.iu ii;t l
ra thut. f k' ail fi I it .rtArt if lii.u .t .ll l!
Cellar Itaptris; w. men waits t try him on
TOofoaei tJer.. sn e'rivriypwit leiuh
reputation of laymen, he aims' higher and
DllliiM n II In u . . i rr u n 1 I 1 .
" ! oi..j ,.h..,....l f , 1
i .1 w- : " i ta i':i'. I i painaniv .m, hecnj'iH ftt-i V..t I bride, and was
Garibaldi's success in the ea-t confin- : Mi4pft-r "f JSlr., f,Mr,. ' It wimid hav. thM rjvji.g a h
IIUl lli.ul.l.l.l - t ..- -'1.,.. r. ..k r I I T . ' ' I .
U.uu, t : (c vTen'menf at lours ; '""w.":"'"! ktu'. vk otsuuit . to -hftv
i : , i " . . . ; . . i .- ' - ' . i.. .
oo ins-i'-u a proclamation i nMimii'- il.n W'-.i ,JV' . i "Ts k. A o;it,- posit ion. .and . it
. e 1 ......,! J " ' - -.:'
Rurrender;4f..MetZ. aH cailu.g. FiMn-t io ! .T'S'V-fT
renewed effort-. ,r OlJicial reports state the lwi,Hn
, -n:n . eyer iw 'mrnih . irmr it.-)ii!v in
oowle'dse K's crrof.'ask f.-roivn'
n i ' . r "v 'r rte? great harm -is 1,:t 'd'.ne l.n nartv
German losa up to Oefober 4 U lw kimnt . ; - I - , V V party.'
aO.OUO killed, w utvlo.1, and w.wMn but attempt to screen hla-,fi.tv J. tratuing
tbts is understood, even in Germanv. to t ""d wilif,. .hr t est i-u i ip ,
1 1. . TJ,n.f..tfn V. .... '.. -
attack upon tbe respected and gentlemanly
pa'tor of the Catholic conpregation in
this place a man who never harmed him.
and ho never placed a straw across his
path; Lit hiin go on let l.itn continue
to hawk at frnd tear private character i I
let him seek "fresh fields and 'pastures
new'' in the wide domain" of personal,
abuse and falsehood let him awitq in s
sea of detraction he will be permitted to
wallow m his rafornl and beloved mire
undisturbed either by ua:or by the objects
of his hatred arid abuejn fc ben's borV'
We. now say to this Perry, county carpet
baeurr, that in the future, in as much as
one cannot touch pi.t h without liein de-
fned, whatever
conceive
. -. . ..; . i . . " : - niw tne eaftti, and at Ii
against up, or any f the cititcnf of this I H:'m" t,fle appears that far from 'bent's ( pose, ' that a t'ev.
ub.ee, however bas-, viIh and nnfuunded I d'"1'1 or even disheartened by this earthq-iate had oc
it may he.! will Im trenterl iih .t ! ltt,C8t d cieaeit mieforlnne s-wt Kr-h .- ?,.:.
sunrpmt! contempt. Neelected cnlumnr I be'5en ''e Frewrh armies, the Ib!i-
- . "i " " . .. 1 "
.in. carry on tne war, north, south, eat
! .ml ::l .i -- 1
"w wciii wim me utmost energy. Gen.
nouroaki in the north has i-ie. a stiriin.
hie reeoitf ivi elVmi to -re whA.: i ". had rLuud tiu
hrie?e. an.l was aswriii
Ihj very roucli within the truth
. From TcKsdy,4 World J 1
- A cry of dismay,: ir.dienaion,' and rase
i rising in all pans id France aain.r the
cowardly treachery of Ma -si; a) fwab.e jn
mrrcnotring 8o',rong fortress as Metz
.astU.tai. ahfiM.) U4'e tiki. ai ! QROC ER' rJiVr
rauJye ,u j erecevsWrt.riH.I.- LVnrmn schools. Uil J l U.lI.'T?,''
iaM artin- ii.M?ucti.,n ' ia the common E-- 1 . r,v t ?
if Ihe'cxie. The repen luceJ f ST ATtCN K I!T AND NCTJf-
A Meteotlc HxpJofclon. '.i.
Frrrn the Troy Tiroe Oct.rr 25 '
! "We yestVrday noticed S''i'I,'! "tfie"
anfl a h,.e .,..,( n, I " l'rBllU . rvab:e in th s Vic nifv
U - . ' l0''nU;f more or on Sor.tfa y m'ofi.i. . ' la,., at ix oVlot:k
7 ' , ",'u:H' '""mct.l i t j ir,. pI,e..o,tH-non srtcf'.s !o 'have beep one i
the war, when the late of Pat is and iui .Ii . . f!.,;,.f;....... . .,' ... t . 1 .V. i":
ti":n:'ir,li0 f- I -" with reV.Ha 0,We unuIcalinC.
!ed, whatever "hi, depraved' hearV mayi in
.nc,i,Vand his libellous peri may ul tmt M.r
Mf2 posed that a irpefit-on :f- Tho-sdiy's
Ihis eartl:Qiitike hail
, , ... i . . " .;o it'o-
-wt ch has i .rian oWr'tla. t. . . .. . . ..
. j i e c near uic Vii-
hi?e of Saratoga iii iog :'; ' '' ' '; ' "
Either the oartfj.Hs the cl.o'.f-' or is !
bad mi .l.im I...t .t i. .i : ; : ' - . . I
. . .- e " .'i"2 seem fo hi
i
A clerif vintri Teidiil n cl.nr.t of I'hc
r.ih'e f.T hjscof!'-'-rttTil. f'.ijnd hirl 'if Ht
the Ix.t lorn i f h', pa'vtl Yhre w'd':
"And the l'd gave N"ah a :fv:" then,
turnlnj: 'over " t wv fia' intend 'of iwic, !.
cnMnued. "ai.d he pitched her will.iij at.d
wi h"Ut uubprtcci"' i . f
. An old man iam;d Jrsph Ra.:SVr.
"Vila f. Ur.d rie.ui .in- .hi bed at, Chlc-tuo, or,,
Tl n-sd.iy.. A ot mortcrij t x truinat Uiri was
1 ei atvi it v. jjs d. c I-d ili .t l .M-d from
ta'rv.fi''n.'cf!a waa'w.t't1j nearly $30,000.
lrtt lived in 'a miserable' hovel," w'.th-nt 't5ri
dr fovf;iiii'diedfin:extUtte. '
-A p?ipii in nc uf'?fce.rr-.;fNil of Bi.vr
ly; Ms-satlvuwrtt. 4,rfij : the hr of fcittia.'
'Cease, viper, you gn-iw afajV;
Ju,Tffc" To,IotopuMrl," ,,rici ; d,r9 -h- -i-pH(a,ory
...r iiei.i. . general Ernest; one bf the ver
li:wa lU'-s-Jny. S. ter.i
r at'rit'C'ed 'n
,K!'''"i,
S ti-T
;, Tr-'.-h f
t ,T-at. l;i
not '.ended . Vet'.' II(
ii irips .nt crsi.ii
Ka'ntdir; wlu icsids',fin,f'f.UKv.::..: . !:.''
ym una tvvry.fecentiy; oeen Utrided ! ""rr' ""o Rnerais i,as len apfioi. ted . . i . , . . - J. V1- "'"V T '
by rl, Supreme Court of this State, which j i" tl ; and a co,,-ide m le: beVw V Vnv' V'T " .
wmre-dud.e'rayh.rCVom.t.reaner
actm, as the President Jud.e of the W f ,be G.r,n. "i! m ih 'U.t .av thei, his at:'
Juhtjstoyvn,; ,,T,e ca'was' ! Mi.-y have pnly rcched hv "he w J1 h H d.ep'rnj!iJ j
thU-., Pyil8n act of ,h T.l ' r Deparimerd o ,l.(v., no"' . H,n? 8onndvVif frntn the very V.'s ol
IVi an act of tha T D
j established for the. city of Scranton! in
ZH?.' l5J:"'t.'!ct"' Jude.
t onynciam, the President Judge of the
several Courts of Uzerne county, hecamft
Hecorder, .r, in the other worda, the
Prcsidinsr Judge of the aforesaid Mayor's"
Court,' just as Jude'Taj lor'by the act
Assembly, erecting the District Court
Tut notorious Whittemore has been
defeated for Congress in th first South
Carolina District, by a n-gro named
Itawry It would therefore seem that rtt the
Lour of his deepest tribulation, his former
negro allies went hack on that immacu
late patriot and -Lining light in the carpet
nag church. To other neproes were also
elected to Congress from the same State,
also a nsgro Lieutenant Governor and a
majority of negro members to the Legis
ture. We infer from this dark array of
talent and statesmanship, that "the pro
ceedings of the Legislature of the "Pal
metto State," at its approaching session,
will be decidedly "rich, rare and racy."
Vtmrlmenl nft-tl.i ( V... tw i - - " ... . , n
April 15th, 18fir, a MayW's Court was .lancon. where tby were reported ! WL JC1'":
ruun. I. : --. na iu :i M' hp fnor. .
. "' I MIT t t 1 1 in -tkal 1 r-. .n 'i J. -, La
have'lialted before A attar..- .'A r.P..i i- TJ.rl " Fmi) ."' .
every thine hash v ,, .. u. "'.i,cr firmament frJ
- " I " iu.r.jf j U'll II
the news is tu bte reiia nn..n n- '
j I iinces are Io be treated to day to a Kreat
riac.e tne rtombHrrtment of Paris. ' It
of Cambria county, was made the-Presi-dent
Judtfo of said District Conrt. :.The
shootiiiff
to south.. ' Just as iKre'a-chevV'f't.:;1 '...!. !
em limit.f vision it appeared t i split uU'
,,., rrvcnii parts. I ie n ie
rl the meteor wHS UA end sep W
a i'd
anf
, y i now,
however, there have
' .ii i in l It" I
0-ieation before the Sunrem Cn Ar' ,o PO ' On tho contrary.
.uaa ...-f r . '. 1 " general I rochu has made another;,.
i- rtry -doubtful whether ,1.1. h. ,r. I r l ' . 'd a,
all the movement on "r " tV, " "T .r.a heside'Mr. Ramsdel!
WiHUm.nd General vm Multke i4i.; .nnec, wbrih?'"" ' m"
lhatPari,J.,o. PfarV(.dl,(, Uut Dnm, I v i ,,,e ."r. .ere .seen at
t. -l . 1 wtn-(1Virtn Adams, IIPA
r ""', ,,u" ' "omiSHIon. IJn to now H i..:. . -" ,-."V.r. ?." .' ""'' were.
case referred to. wa, Has the IciaJa
lure any power under the Constitution to'
PPint a Judge of a Court of Record in
this Commonwealth! The Supreme Court
in disposing of Ihe case quoted Section
2, Article C, of the Constitution as amend,
ed in 1850, and which is aa follow : ' w
-The Ji.rJg.. 0f the Supreme Court of the
several 0..0,;. of Cma, r!e.; of s.ich
we,.tb st Urg.; the 1'rcsideiit Judg ot th
p, Ki'raraon rieas and of such
: 4.f "ec-d s are or ,hnl. be es .
k I lw-rn ";" other Jud-es reouir,i
tors ..f tne re.pect.re di-tr.ct, over which thev
r tu pre.iu or act aa Jcdges. " '
The Court then proceeded to decide
that the Mayor's Court at Scranton; in
view of the provi-iens of the act establish
jng it and the nature and extent of its'
J-msdiction, i, R Court of Record, and
that, therefore, in pursuance of the Con
stitutional provision moted, K,.- .i.
j I resident Judge of said Court must be
in the direction of St Denis,- and in Lou.
don the tipintoo prevails that PHii- will
oSl:r a atvut resistance. ... :j
. Tub Ilarrisburc ''State Journal " ii...
. ' ' k. , . . " " vonri must be
rrgan of Gov. Geary, is more honest and eIect by the qualified electors of the
candid than the other Ipadb.o i?ud:.i ! districtwver .-iw.h w .- '
-. - ' 4imjiv.ni
papers in the State. It prints the votes
by counties for the different Congressional
candidates, and conclusively shows by its
ttgurea, taken from the official vote, that
d.stnctver which he is to r.re.lA.' ' "
H8 Jude and that he cannot be anjto.nU
'rf '"fill .hat position by .c Jf ,he
Legislature. The Dia!l5,f fMPl f r.
br.a being also a Court of Record, it necea
WAH'foTMf, Oetober 25. 1870 w
T. RepresentatiTe CWua. or ihe Sixteenth
urday .n-1 h-s indicated hi intents, to con
te the elee-lou of bi- potienr, who hs a
eri;,rmrs;i,r;m
' "Tt,e' H,,,ove di'tvif ch simply W9 that
John Cessna haa brai, bllt not ,esa"
cVei, than, he pels r,rA.i
- lT.r. nv
.97 '"ree n.a"- of voW be colo
nizcd against' him' from Fra,4lin"and
Somerset courses, , tuo of. thecoun.ies
composing his . e wn district !, If, ,hey
ere t-r. in their own bounties, , ,
"KpMch concedes they were, n hv would
tbiw !om l . "
liedford counties to vote for Meyer the
nan of their choice I :TW ..,..
y v.iruiu nave
done Ito ,D Frwnkfif1 nna Sijmpr coun
.es Cessna was fai.ly whiPpM in a sq,If,re
np.flk.htf ahhougb he had iha aid of
at least s ,2 V(-fe
nLe a drown'ma m.a
V, lie 1. g-;ipr,i
hfru mr
araVDs.
ir,- 'iii
- ivacot.i, it neces
the Democratic party h-id a clear majority i 3ny '"Hows that Judge Taylor c
in tho Kiii .r i ii , . . I nr'n. .. cannot,
in the State of tiro thousand $'x hundred
ad afrtone (2.GG1). . We will accept
ihe conclosiou arrived at by the Journal,
ii io entirely saiistactory.
Got. Grai;t has issued. his proclama"
tion rccoin mending that Tbursdsy, Nov
Mih; be. observed as a day of tbanksgiv
in- and praise to Al?nt lity GooV for the
b!epinj;s, en la and uses 9et forth in the
proclamation 'frj?d by Pn;dant Grart
oo fh 22ft d1;. .
under the Constitution, dischare .h. i..
ties of its PreaiJin,
tbe two pointa decided by the Court.
What will be don In ii..
i - ... .uo p.ciuises we
are not prepared to cat. ' f"i. - r. . .
- v, Harriet
Court ,,u .t. inception was peculiarly a
Johnstowr. institution, nd We Ijare
doubt that the citiz-.,9 of that great and
important "comraerriar centre1' will be
abundantly able to take proper care of it.
1 L"1 fdt anorhcr earthquake shcck
An election for Governor, th '
- - - v v. VX I
eressmen and membor, of the
.WR; h'n. Virginia on Thursday,
l-st.. rhe result proves to have been a
Welded and eh,riu Democratic victory
and so far 8 lhe Congres,iona! ticket was
concerned, is Cain of hro n....;..:..
T SWUo the!
IIrruburR tells., he vv,ioIe .tory ,
DeIov?1-2f 0 r, ii. .Ihe
nsurins . TT J,BJ the Leeisla!ur.
Herforure 'C''.
ol the Democratic St ,t ?: if . 7 ll e ''
h. Radical. by luow?.
2jo; for a genuine Democratic e.rih'1'
VU in So-, York on T Uy n'
. . ..v. . .iitii-s nrre
great y ufHtfne nml ,,)ppn,eij fmrn
niiiibling afd. tremor of .he earth that the
dycenne works af Iloosac, tunnel hud
b.en hlnvn npMiut ifiurned out from'
the observation of number of persons that1
the meteor b.itst in thai v,v;n;' .-?
, ... r ' nun IUKI
it was the cao.ev.f , ,e commotion' The
u.oMon snoo the buildings and earth
tor miles around. TVl,. v. -.. -
v ""u rami
quakes and nioteo, s, and Ka!..S'ad other'
phenomena,; the year 1870 ' is one thnt
cannot be sneezed a1.''' ' '"
.TiiiV-eerrajo te peridUrlj a sc. son of
'...A-.. . 'l- ne. 'tvrm. of : nearly.
f mb. ta went down,, denied n. have
v.Mted oearly every portion oflhe Allan
it, ' i P'CilMily severe in our
rr'r 'lalorouruth:
.... --...a,, tnese -forms have been more
or ess severe, and . on Tuesday niht of
Teh d in ,he
ber of 7- -7 ""'" The, mm.
ber of l.ves lost m the various disasters
,m,.,M immense. There now
-carcely ,s8 nytnTe. even with the
most sangu.ne, for the-safety of he C
hr,n,e pasaencrera -on the "CamhrT,.:-
. of the vessel, and yet there are no
.d.ngs ofthe .afetyofmore thanonepc "
hoon was f ,und guilty of forgery, by which
he defrauded the Sute out .f We'n 7Ln t
t p-.tr
which the if.. f x ft 7; h -cftt.f.ir ljih offeree
he was reyuireJ. to aid':thrr j'sarters f
an aiir. ' . . .
A fpenat from Tu kv fnj-, re'urua
from two I'TecinctK i Ri li ver, r- r. 't-r ti.o
eUcti .n i f Armsr.o4:,D4sii'vratip. I ' !esjste,
t CmgrV-a certain, by about 150 rn.-j .Mr v.
Tn' Rf r! licin ettdd.ifes'wert,rur, D i"r,
t in'au.f Snink and the vnre'wa ' i i-'uriv
Jvc.niUy ftivhhif Ictwfen th. mj B irl-ii;h-
aur.iTice oiH ititeiif .fcn. to cutest. ,.
-Thy Wwrhiuati Inquirer fiiur tb-t
rnany s twui.!r iL-'ii.sjii.l v.,t .o.-,.ru rict
' ;'.'pt;j,' -s in Ohio at tl:'l,te eNc'io'i. A
the Kj.Iicyl rjij ritv ever, the 'Dem cr .t
aa li.OO0. this hos that a-nons the
white .vnter if Onh. h-r. i- a .lVmncrAnc
mj"rffy'of shout hx' th.'.usir'.. The Ivi(l
teal's f.'wcl their swets entirely to their new'
i iero td!i.-. V! i "i ! - : : . . f. .
Oeneral Ki'patrick. a rene;i.le from t ha
IVnrcratic rankis. ho.d n ioa-Vir to Chili,
hr..uphl car.jal tipvn the '.t-riru. nsrr
'." r('w ntaaiotf Mun)p.sp-echt-
for the .Ridit-al party. His hurar.i.ps are
tnerh,Vde.l with csT.t and "lin.-Hl j-urYiniitsV
bnt th peV.ple- kri'w this i.TtnrisrVr, Hri.i jj
eenesJwP.l kwI the tte for tke Denm
cJatieans'iflatea.i ': i-l ,- : ' v
v-Col i WtrhVy ,.Vv Garner.. .f Colnmbna
Cty, low k the h'vtii.H rat;iivani liite for the
ofjQ-e ?( Auditor ot tie State pt l,-.'carr!ed
his county. (Lmi"a.) 'at the.'r.ifaV'e'iiioi
hv a majority of 140 over It .n'..T.-hn R,;,. p;
RohMican.' and Mais j Speaker r-f the T W
M.Me ; of " Repivyc'ntattvVa: Thw ' c'.ur.t i;
gives a Republican majority of 850. Oil.
Garner a nauvMC SaresTKiairy, i'a.
. Two.rcmaikabie, ir.cith-nta ,reo:irri the
-lay Cueral Leei.ed c A !ar: .. 4 ?al f
me General, wriich cs .hangtn !i the par
!irof his house, fell to the fl -.r. 1 r-.ifcirii
the heavy frame pnrrriTinclins It. -A ' laie
photr-erhph of his banainu fn tho town; fe'i
ahiut the wituo time a-id br-ke iut pieces.
There irji sppauntly i.o disturbiug f.rce rr
cause .to pniui-e the.se accidents." N. or,o
was in the paflof wh.'n the 'por'fraU' f-Tl bnC
Mrs. Lee, who was sitting quietly ia the
mom. -" ' " .' :;,
'.'.-J A speet of trouble between thisooTintry
and our truculent n'eichbora of. the Cinadtaii
Diuiiiii n t.eni t,, be threatened, iu the
mayerotl.e i..ti:rfreuqe. with Ameti.-ap
vegpela.ou the Fhi.n Iiankk l M,4 Ctina
dian 'fleet" in that 'quarter,' 't The warV-ke
little t li Ha of this titter" are .:i
, . -;. - " " -"..i-u, n'o'ii."'!
Americarf skipjr-in a n.pich.u t nf
way," and tvltarsce! nuirt be- placed -in , th
diHCM-ti.m, if n-.t inerrati.nal ,cm'', ,f
the D-minion aqthoritles fT preparation of
the peao between ,tbe two. ccuutriesi '.. .
A remarkable phenoraeiuvi occurred
the day on whirh the earthn'.i;,ke'was f.H'
about three miles east of L-mMenvil'e" O ' at
a p'ac-called StnmpN mill; and ot a small
hillside that h heretofore beeu dry oninl
A atreami.f water about one h ,t in .diameter
gushed out In pre.t , vio'enec. and h4 been
ruunins with the tame for war ;
- , , ' ..... ... v . ciinr.
Ihe ground for a considerable extent abound
,nfl water-spout is Fettling. ,me
hen inserted, but nn bottom r .. ..
Iherosms to he sn undTron ml lake. It
is causing consi !err.e excitement. ' . j !
.in aiarmiftp niocrf nr.;.r,. i
msst cau--e a thrill of horror tU.imi, r
and America. Ray "Sf nrdav'- Wortf 5 con
vey wl ti from I'.onihnv i;. t i
"Psp.Ueh has been ren..iirj,t f,. .v. . ...
city whtch states that a day haa bten fixed
bv the Chinese for the mafacre of. alt for. I
eignerB io unnii.. anrl thint H.a r-i,;--
. . " , ., " wumrtm .are
marcninc and lihribsiiri( t.b, t., . .
tordingly. The , natives have he,,
cious'y insolent of late nA k : ' . ' .
. - - r i onion
. . '. - . " g ,,,;h aud French
residents in China. .
It is reported tbttt'Dr. Edward iketr
a prominent physician of Amherst V if
o,- .-...-..Wn-necten m an unfntnaie
finatial,: irregularity. ; H bad f..r - l.Z
ll-tr 1 a
i fi -iri ii i-jt cou-e. Ai.e tre.eri i tutt
S.u.dny sch..;efW.iT-upj.ort the TIC II XKV r?U. V
fhoo.s c mea from the people, at lar". trie. ? 41, CiiVt, tttJit lUl, .
f'T. rT'i'ei . orn"",:ratton j conrqTvpn I
tv-ifvtroc4on a''eerr;inor-denr 'nl f
rrs niOt c.iEhrm U emad vei ourio'x ch . , 1 FtlcD AND PROYiSiCH
La
dr? i ov. n orn.
rs niOt c.iEhrm U emad vei ourio'x ch . , j FEED AND PROYiS'C!
. U's to their !ej;:tiina.te and proper .loth." - 'i
This what th Chicago rfjuhrc m D ' - , , I
RadKHi)" rhH.ks b,-.. coi.tesiioc at.-. ' between ,ota 2"d UtHCtj..;;
., f r , .. . ( , 1
(R:u1kh!) think abt ut coi.fes
in CVgrrs. Oih- or mn .lri....i-.l
(ildatt-a in (bis State niih rrt tt br : j !
perusal: .. . ' ' j
We h..:;e th. e io tr.i
i"i
All s-.rh jrc
erv a'.'! e ..';'.! i';
wt-u, viff.ra any.i.J?e:;ir.N tu Cottt ( j.nr,h PI... , s
f-olo. e! Campla-11 'sea?' in C-it; "1" e 1 i eenr rT-r-tP -i
t act-. a tar a we oaa It-trt.-Waa n mi, tt.e and I !:! ,tWv. i-s t:.--a
Cl-fe or-Zfrid "S. h-t rt(-f-Vt is u,.vh ! fieih s'trPm 'the ;.i .
rnorc hi tu,rai'e fo h;rn it tar.U ih .. i. i-tfe .-hra are nn
r : r
H-at ir. C r.tres oh:a:-. i f -"rh subt.-rfu-e i r,ir'1 1
I u ......... . - I J . I .
. i.-ii.t-r.. IV. .1111 IIP 1 ... . . . .
-cot tes'ii.g'fVh'..ilid e left to tie So'ut hrn
;';PNorihrf.n-t u-r .... I; . . ,
ruopoool' zp j it" ir. iili ..j.- I.... .IT-. XT
I.I V J,-r-Ct-a a !' J
a U.T. mnchf t
' he r-Hr. Siff of
C-.mbr'a c
ret-.:' lti.-f;
... . , - -.. --r-,i..H rr. j .ntv j in an ca-es. ! ; v C.i.-.
I I Of-CU.e Wit i..i;t rfur !........ ......... ' . - ...... .-
n it v i i.
r t ' o
tKy-ar-.eu., 4..-1 rjKOTOK W. Yi?
joey a,e k'KsIiy elated. it the K -v-run ent I 1'
U fut.bed IT Very-HrAr.1-pJr y' ,, 0f ' j t,, ; Wlkolrtal ad H flail Cuk
f .,i il.. kri:.. r . -
. . -.ii-, r .er.Ja.-t i.l,a a,
very eiperu-ive tl.-ug, Mwi-liv.'. - Ci- ; IT A TlVP I VT) C'ViT
trrTidsrvrer'y n- tVer'c-.nVae i hCA I luh hlSU lUijNvl.
..e .r..s. uiua4 C4utU..wt,ft.iVrt w;;i
litt'e or no' T-viden. e-'lft-ynara'ihrn. We ;
" ?,Uf 'P .nutter,1; it .I,, inn
oteAj. ; r: , r --j , j , ( j i i
t ! : . tL. ' . . - '
tlll ihriBihllill rmr.li, ' !
- " an J all ot hfT roil Jr
Virginia" Street, r.c:r Cr: '":
, " Ai;rooi, Pi.
The only 'eaJe- ir ,V;' .-'tfJiT -i
CCCK S : - Vh::n
S..e gave ut her en-aement t a" PH-tWun
tn VS artiarr. tj; ;biidrttto o-rdr se. t fU' -j
puests came in VRni r.anv rrcse-.ts wer
sent iu, the clt-rvnian. as realy. thf. h-..-aitiDjj.
but the jir.ajir. c-T-ne n t O-i sn
erpUnatinr,- raM'deiy ir.oed, i f the tt, L
e-. seulletnan. Tt-aj j.e!reJ"that te whole
Mng vao de!uM.n. .r an rluventi..n .f th
lady a ilium the khehtest feno'i,bj ,
'n h.s P,rt. It was a sad case of -'rnrrria-e
on the htn " ''-'.'. i . T c. ;
A VDITO,rS "NOTiCE.T!,e,!d2
Cnnrff Orphan
'.CVC OT 1
.. tt li e -tt.rf
. . .:il
r- . - - -
Tr'??"'" Immense. - i-
JOHK KlNXKY
l I .'- - ' - : ...
1 i..s. .- ro i:ie m
f ;
i!t -iVv
ulK h- lhe n.lersi2e. bavins
r.min ',TH1ntefl be the Orphrtrf Conrt of
.VOUn,v an A'-it- to report distritm-
andH.-nrylJen.ter.Exec-itorsofEmcriciVAl inl ! for cause- thtr.n--vt I '
his M'titicn to" ou r J .. -' v-','.-. -
mn.i 1U... ... i n-TT : I "i -
u.'t. . 1 . VI . V
- ' iu'lll'B mat tie Will ait for tl. 1 '.i'UO mi iniu: L..- . ..iu --
purp0la.s hfawpwutBaiuU to X' n into with you. 0tr-ru:e K ;-" ,.
Lbensourg. on Fri-Xu Vm Lulau fr7t,. j w5 tin reft rec.--..ra.' -r
".. SocU, pm.; vMl'tto i crinS kluney.ase ha
rartit-a interests a trentif they th'nt pro- b" "" rt'-ar in y-.-r IT- t)-(",
P"Pr: JUSKril McOOXALl) Auditor our J-., sat ri..-::rr. r ,r
tntrton two Ca-nhrin o.,.i. i. w a n i frhounl not be ilinw. 1 " , ,
eKtoT-ip-i?Cl.c""rZ' have been jrrant- rhaoov. areiblk- W tr. V
ruch cue made rhJ pre'. -- -
Tin. - .f -
hnri, n-i ! A ."jinijt u ruimiiituje
tare wT.i Vilh.e baOn, claim aain.t said W !
n i.K '-'- 'u-em inetn pronerlv proven
to come forward and make pa v meut. lutle1
Pnmmitt-dlPopt.27, 1ST.-- - -AfluY'rV
A ? -M WISTK.VTOR.-S OTTCr.
iv- 1 1 1-' ( i r nm iniatm. .. .
Witnosa the K ' n o r N V '" ff 1 1 f t-1
Vtr.t Jurtire of our i'-J '"" I
....a u.i ,...- WV-. ITJ".
4tafrJonT A. hi-AUt..3;"
vtt
c
fww . ... - .
&aria'a u.ticc, Ot- i-'
rszsT .'
rjf.airijf in Mid borough . Those hnvhr cttom i A-- ,f
r.trainar taia entte Mill
A t
Mnini-. .... . . ...tv. iii'uvit. l.l lun . .
. " requswtcd to oome lor war. 1 mi m..- t Tt.a aniiaier hi '
"Vn.V - XJCHRIV :.:..i ,,... .'
-,. .-i., r n.si;e the Untn
-ito r nrvOY r- UKS ! ; t' , 'n:!'M rier in h.- C
aurl th olhar i.uro hLn. . .. .
le farm d. Mr -Shearer. bi Uopo
h evr ' rime";'r ""MX kind that
- ever .h on ,k una. Lynchburg Veirs,
JOHN FAREIRa! p';-
id tt:e Ti'itT"
r. iitbaveiM.'-
; : Sth.. Souiii Mi.if, cbeipet work tnt. :
PHILADELrilLV. ' or adji.b'jn rorrfe
rr f '
f -'
ff t.T.i V'l , PHIL-1ELPHIA, ' r
'.'tlftiX fT Importfr. Manutto- of
,rih"R,",l tlArT nl lcalor In ' '
niv
A,
. tvf" . v y . . i . - H. . ..
IT .f " T-r- -' i. it s
-fTath'-T1 ,:i'' ITr!"enNr'ret1, re-
-1. - - - -"'T "'O.tol .1 Mini improv-
niy Known I-Va J.
cooDF. n M r.5r,?tri
i ci:r 0!" 1 .v-v"
- x.nr.iU " - v nhly known fra vy. Iornfl in
'.. and a ', j r;rt,,ien'"":L,. 'nt kind- of S,.riu,a
i 'ri - Jn !:. Miui .& r -i u 1,1- l tivr
tiown, I .m8',, uf JV the most skillful workme. i oroVerurnt
..i..i i iiitv..i it. iv in. is. ..... . . - it .
HuawU-nlnt-W-i
. ... A . J'.':" " "Ci hri.. .V .T:"".4'iv u,rB M1 -irienda,f ram- H.i-. i ' a ,, ..li . vi
- i w . uoj ii ii i in iii u rit i ii r i vu jawu a. riiuiii A.a 1 1 .... ..i i uiejvirv 1 - - an
behmdbim nHbiiit.w;::"'ijti"2 ssj? -i ow i- " j
. . ..... .r.T .ot, i Tu- . t i- in. yor lrfiaies and Cb1Mr-rv J m,'Z Ami duw wilitl' ':1 IJr 1 . f fie!"- i 1
ocfor was a nrr.m nen . ex r ne i termined taii ta iw -r-!X'!.- !"' d .o, the tt ef 'H
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