AHEWtit* VOUlSTtell. mts. Ittl, & Pl»l . CARLISLE,! PA.,; OOP. 5, J 854; ,; M «’cdvfeiiSolt-.:" Vf- i v ■ ' - brctfiMtfiED oOtrS^T>" , JUDbfiOjilfHE BtfP%'K)E coiikt.;;,; JSJS.TOSIffiKfe® "'"‘V .'.Of at , • . , r> ; HENRY S. MOTT) il't £5» -VIBX'cbOSTV, .gibof^OTjOosi^^c?^ : Congresi, -•'JPEttIS EONttAM/of Ouiitelana. ‘, Assembly," 'H.'Q; ; M6sERVofi/bwfrAllen. •’••’ " CHESTNUT* of Southampton. • ; *, C Y ~:;Prothonotary,' ■.-• -i A *••. DASIEIj K. NOEL, of Upper Allen. ' . 4 >,. ■ CUrli of tht-Couris, \ JOHN M- GREGG, Carlisle. o;3legwicr;-!: ' : /, WILLIAM LYTLE, of Ncwvilloi 1 * .■ -Commssioncry ’ • ’ GEQBQB 'U: GRAHAM, Wcstpcmisboro*. otf V*:;. Director of the ■Soar, '-.••• JOHN CEENDBNIN, SilvcT'Spriog- - - - j;:-;,-.: ; l'.* r-' ‘/iitditOTS, ■ ’ ’ • ISAAC BINGWAT,T, (1 yr.) Carlisle. ‘JACOB STEINMAN, (3yrs.) Shippcpsburg. ' Democrats Arouse t .AlwwtinEOfthebcmooratsrf'Cariisldwilllie held Ibis'cVening, (IITOKSDAY,) at Hcisef’s Holdiat nariy'canaloligbte. ■' ;• ’ MANY DEMOCRATS. 0c1,.6> 1854.; 3y A Democratic, meeting, s*jtt be; held at thVpuiiliij' Jwnse SyTvdM.Kupaj,'at, Boiling Springs, on FKIDAY Evcning\ Ootober ,6th. It wlffbo ler,Gallaher and others. . ~ ... , A Democratic meeting 'will bo held at OhnrchtoWn, Monroei township,- on Saturday evening tbo 7lh of Octobcrnext.' Mr. liouliatn and dtSefspeakers will bo present. -> •AjtAheest. —On Monday afternoon last; Of ficer McCAnxßßr arrested a roan named James Crimes,:* citizen' of ,Adams ; county,.and who stands charged ydlh; the larceny of some-valu able Jewelry, the properly of Mr. Thos. Corilyn,' of this borough.' Jlowas taken before Justice HoiDOKBj who, alter a preliminary investigation, committed him to “tho Tower." 110 will be tridd for iUo offence at the November sessions. is a little funny to geo with what Zeal , the ,cd\tor of the Herald supports Mr. Todd . for ingress, who has said more hard' things , agamatthe Whigs and against the editor hint edf than any man in this Congressional dis trict. - We do not mean by this thatMtvTodd has made os many speeches against tho Whigs end in support of democracy as; some others, but whenever he did speak' he broke forVk - in furious .invective against tho Whigs. It is well ’ known, that in his political speeches, Todd never attempted to convince by argument, hut belched forth, tirades of the roost obscene abuse. Mr. BoMLUf, althongb a strenuousparlyman, who has made a great roany speeches in behalf of democracy, would scorn to tho entire Whig party as "bodbehs." ’ Tho only man who has ever thus spoken of the Whigs Is LfinutL Todd, the present Whig-Know-Noth ing candidate for Congress. . £7-When the great Washington visited the grave of ;Dc Kalb, a noble foreigner, who fell in one of the battles of tho revolution, ho made this remark: • i‘So here lies the gen crons stranger, who canlo from a-distant country tofight our bat tles, and wet with his blood the Tree of Lib erty/ 'Would to God ho could have lived to share its fruits with us. ” ■ • , How.does this nobio language correspond with the miserable twaddle'of Ned Buntllno’s foUdwers, who arc constantly prating about “foreign influence.” COT,'BIGLER’S ADDRESS. ■On 'out first page will bo found the ablo Ad dress of Got, Bigler to the people of this Slate., It-la dated at Wavorly, Kew York, where, at its writing, the Governor was still de tained by the prostrating effects of his Into so veiolUneM. It Is a paper of uncommon ability —•bold, trank, and eloquent. In the language' of tho Heading Gazelle,, Governor Bigler gives a&Uthful. account of tho stewardship that was compdltcd to him three years ago; and ullliout prdiamihgto claim perfection for his public nets, bo challenges his opponents to prove them by their fruits. He has stink nearly ono million of the public dobtj paid'tho interest with tho ordl nary receipts of tho treasury, unaided by tbni pptdry loans] checked tho increase Ofh'auking capital) orroStod all new schemes of Internal Improvement j broken up the pernicious practice of k omnibus*' legislation; provided general laws to meet many subjects which have hercto foro domandod much special legislation of- ques tionable expediency; enforced’ tho 1 Individual liability-principle In all cases o t corporations created for pecuniary gain; preserved the cur rency upondsound basis; and maintained tho credit of the 1 SUto'amid' the commercial em barrassments which have, within tho last year, depressed securities of all kinds; These have boon tho results of Governor Bigler’s fbrcslght, prudence, jand wisdom in tho past; and they arc Abundantly sufficient' to give confidence In tho future, lie states with candor his oplnlonsupon the 'prominent measures likely to como before tbb Bxecntivc of this Slate during the nextad- wo two convinced that they arosuch m will meet tho hearty concurrence of tyo-thlrds pf tho honest fVeuraon of tho Com jtonrreaUh, Governor Ulglor has been tried, and not found wanting j and wo dp not bollove 1 that Pennsylvanians can bo so blind to the In-1 foresto whlsJ most deeply concern thorn as a people, as (o cast aside o good and faithful scr-' vant, who seeks no concealments lor his nets or Opinions, and venture again upon,tho Cxpcri -mentof Whig rule under a man who has no principles for thepnblic eye, and stands pledged only to obey tho proscriptive, behests of, a se cret politico-religious association.;, • Btwoopal Visitation. —Tho Illghtßov. John JT. Woman; Bishop of (ho Dlocoso of Phlladcl phlaf-wlll administer tho uacramont of conllrma ilon in St. Patrick's (Catholic) church, at 0 o'clock, on Wednesday morning next. ; |yy Qov. Boeder, left Fusion on tho 22d Inst, for Kansas. Fort Loavomvorth Is (o ho (ho «oat of Government, temporarily. { THE WORK OF ABIXDOXED Mjfif. {. ... limns pf i |u itsdf\th^'the ] ptt^y : xuod'' f picana they employ to accomplish theiri'ncfari-. < oua.purposcs* .The audacity, i malevolence of thesolilanders, exceed anything < Wo have apolitical controversy.' < ■Thes<tcowardly falschoods.prp cpncpctcdin.thia:.) place, hna'sent lo Perry county to he ■ [n the colutnna bfTbe Know-Nothing Advotaie, * and tho papers containing them, aro returned to J b:theirnnthorin , GaTlrslPi'mid ’byhiro i iited epunty* ’/Every week ! Lemuel TopD'rcccivea.hundlespf ih&AdyoGOte, containing tbcSo infamoug atdohscCneliea. aud ; the relish with gifes fhetn out to his like laOgh when-,t bus.' en gaged, is and i maligiiity of his heaH.”; 3 A can bo; guilty pfSuch , basfchessj, maidihcss WP , bjegsorne 4P® p 4 ‘whom hell had yoroiied forth/ io nngmenV-thewickrfncss’of■ thoVorld: • : -'‘ l ; }Ye ; retort,' with j ten-fold the authpr p)T lies, and epmpersomp gentlemen,, to hide their diminished fiends in the'sand, the better to es cape the gaeo’of an ’indignant' wo desist. .Wc'haye.hp ities—no ./clings bf.rpvcngo to gratifyrrnp.dis position to assailAlr. Toddlp-private .character. We leave this work shcb'scouh drcls r as live upon Slander, and glut over' rulri cd reputations ta .wild beasts ,glut..over .bipod; ;ii pursuing tbi9 conrso,:we : aro satisfied that a diicritnintilihg people will approVo’ our howcvCTjustiQahlc wc, as a friend -Bbjf:* ham, might feel in using the same wcapons ustd by hiacowardly 'assailants., J ■; 'But, JTr. BoNniir niir out-live bis jnlny ns-' snilants. Calumny anddetraction may empty tbcir vials upon bis hcad r ond bad and selfish men, whosehcorts aro -galLtney howl 1 and rant/ but the rEOPLB. whb are' ever ready tb‘ sustain honest'and, desehung men,-and the venial and corrupt/wiUrally to,his support bn. Tuesda}' - next, when they will.lash, oa with.’a scorpion whip/lho’ miserable'; pretenders Svho Oppose lbcm. l .Ohtbat day tho people will set tle the controversy : .,tUanBclves, -whcn .thc lnfl dcls, gamblers, pedlars, aiid : 1 others who aro‘arrayed ngninst 'Air. BonuAm,' wlU.bo required tb stand oside/and give-way ’ tohettcri’mcn. ; : giWojTT iIEMDEIi TOD-«WnO iJfiWUmiT; BIM TO ? How comes it that Lemuel T6dd, a man of no experience, ’.'a dwacf in intellect end scholar ship, and who is, on account of his ugly dispo sition, notoriously, unpopular with all parties, and with ajl classes,of comes- it, we , ask, that he ia before the pcoplcrondwith un j blushing impudence asking' their .vbtefc losend him to Congress ? , How comes it that this man, I whoso name was not; even mentioned to the Democratic Convention of this county—tins man, who in all the attributes of excellence,-is os .far below Mr. Bonium as thcmcancsfßcrub is below the roaj&iio bait—how comes it, wo again ask',.that Rc,\\vilhij.U, his unpopularity, - should dare ask the people to vote for him ? It is well known that Mr. Todd is a friend of no man—he has not<a warm impulse, a grain* of gratitudoj iu his composition. Cold, sour, j selfish, morose, and unprincipled, with his hand and his tonguo against fill, without regard to, party, ago,’j?cx, or ‘anything else, ho is about the last—the very last—man in this district to come before the people for any office. .. But, this is not answering the interrogatory we commenced with—how comes it that Lem-, ucl Todd is before tho people 1. ■ It happens in. this way—Soon after. Mr. Bonham’s - unani mous nomination by York, Perry hnd Cumber land, the Know-Nothings of this borough (who, thief-like, sneak to their lodge in disguised dresses and wearing ugly masks oyer their still morC ugly faces,) held a meeting for the purpose Df eclecling q candidate for Congress. " A com- I mittco was , then appointed—and ‘this’ pom-1 mittco was to. select,ft candidate for Congress, and report to their lodge. ' Tjr's committee first wailed on Judge Stuaht; and urged him to per- U)it Ws name to be used, hut the Judge spurned ' them ; Irom his presence, told .them .he was a. Democrat, and that he despised Know-Nothing ism and the wooden nut-meg pedlars* gamblers, and Infidels who were lenders in it. Tho committee,' having failed to seduce Judge Stuart, next approached our respected towns man, William 11. Miller, Esq., and solicited him to become their candidate. . But here again they mistoqk their man. Mr. Miller told them that they insulted him by making such & preposition, and ordered them out or ; his louse. . . ! Tho Know-Nothing committee being thus severely repulsed, began to lose heart—'they were about to give up tho matter for a bad job, when their ,astute chairman suggested the name of Lkmukl Toorr, ns a man who might be base enough to servo them.' They were well' aware , that Todd ’ had, shortly before, de nounced the Know-Nothings hs “a- skt op pku-' junjßD scouNDiiELS,” but no Uifllrcnco for that i ~-they knew Todd. li>they went,to ids office, and in a few minutes made known tho object of their visit. Immediately acushioncd'scat, “$8 a day” and the abrevlated word “7/bn. M began to flit through'the t-estlcss brain of '?L. Todd.” He consented—was’escorlcd to the Know-Noth ing lodge—ffM initiated —the blasphemous oath was administered to him—and ho came but .of the lodge, an hour after, tho Know-Nothing- Whig candidate for Congress! lie was the only man this' inferable faction.of midnight’' traitors could get, to run—ho was not their first I nor second choice, but ,£hcy hod' to take him, | for they could get t,,'i- ■■, And this la tho .man;, 1 fellow-citizens', that! dares to oak you for your suffrages—ibJsjs the man who has been traveiling the country retail-' ing tho moat disgusting Ilea ■ concerning Mr.' Bonham, a gentleman who is as farliigpupcrl , or, morally, soclaUy, intellectually, and every I other way, ns can possibly bo conceived. Can . any voter, who has regard for his own charac ter, support a man who has been guilty of mudv despicable conduct ? TVb think not. o^7*A while boy, named Turner, aged'about ID, and a colored boy Jerry Donaldson, of the same ngp, got Into a quarrel about n dog, near Xaqrcl.m Anno Arundel county, Aid., when the former seized a stick of wood, and struck the latter a violent blow on tho head, from (ho ef fects of which he died. ; #j}ubH|i^ toj&r. • p£R$J of our columns—wo are oppose#. to such ‘'ex pediency.*'.: Still, WQA O ed illiberal, aiul', have cori-' eluded noitonly to publish SlK|Todd*a d electa* Tble Cardjbuttodo it wthput charge,andthus prove ourself’morb~ ".lKah, ovir' i contemporary of thb Herald >who is ia ccceivyia certain /amount from the. Congressional' aspi rant, ineb hard elation; pnd • foiv other -.aervjcca# mo ( t.ncccssapr.|, tion. the Cardoso curiosity in itaeif/and its “sinuscmehl,’- if fioth- Ing’clsC/ to bur readers:"* But, tb r; lt commences in r thd bld /• f, ‘*■'■ • ; ■ ; many friends', I OFFER MYSELF t o you nS An lad6pe|i^flnt,Candidate (or,^e^ion.to ; Gongrc^a,- ap’d most respectfully solicit ybur spnpprt , # ond. suifbgcs.” ,v./V'V'' ■ ; M ahsycthis .us' ih'at 'Mr.' > Tbbi>' is ho**‘pVbftsslpridl oifl’ce-' seeker.’’ 'Arjd'hb\ybqm(& it ifmbthip man/xyho wah'bot a bcforo the Jpetpbcm|ic Coiinty ConVAntibu/'is-how 'before ;t|io' people for Congress 1 Who arc the * ‘ycrymhny focrids,” wlipurgedhimtb/bccOiho a ! candidate! : Oer-' taih’it t6plaCc : htrosclf in thia r position, and' it is ccr-' tain no honorable Whighskcd him.’-'But they web a Admm\tlcc br committees irbm IChoV- that made pf him. Thrac KnoV-NothingS,’wfid' take ablospherapus < balWtKai vlolatolhe'Cbhstituilo^hMfi' ‘ arc thc ‘‘vory mhny;irtc ) nU3 ,,, or u lj> Todd. J) ‘ 5 'But to' tiie'next fcedtenco "from ftfriTodd’s Card: ; V/ • -Should!boeiccicd;ipromise.tb/ the' best. ■ of. thy .ability, a fal th fid and fyarlcsa di schargo, ■ of my duty m.advbcattng /and Suafiuning the interests,,thefrecdom»the honor and'lntegrity of piir Common'Cpuntry, against, the cucrdach • tricnlA Of bbth and jcnenucs.'” ' 1 Should* Lemuel Todd “be- elected,”- hevrill play tho' very', mischief ; and''break 'thingsVwc hhvc : ;ho' t)oubt. s ’ f i7e lb" (bile , ,abou£ Buslninpfg. tho. ? ‘ho'nbrand i u tegrity of our common. coun r try/Modeed! .At tho lime tho-MexicaiMTar’ broke put ho ’was a captain ofa-Volutitccr; compapy in this.toWn, bul'hc.'Tnailo pd offer ,bC his services sustain t t.hc ‘‘honor” of -the country, j . The *nen- composing' his company proceeded to Mexico’, and fought the brtttlesof command'to another.; "VVe’may hero, mention, that in this county there is not a singlc.-man who served in Mexico, Whig‘or Democrat, who ■ is not violently opposed toTotjd. Mr/ Todd’s idea of sustaining? .“the honor'and in (egri ty of. our.country, V is for him to oceppyn cushioned; chair 5 , Bay and “ho,” ,V,:^ ,T{i? next, sentence in the Clard is quite fuimy- Itrcads;-,- -../•■•■r-,.' ■“Onprinciple; lam utterly Opposed’to that policy- which'sacrUlces homo Interests to foreign influence.”'-- • - The meaning of the above is that Mr. Todd la in favor of, a high protective.’tariffs* To-be-; sure been a strenuous advocate of “free trade, ,v but now after even the Whigs have dropped Of the tariff, and arc, perfectly satisfied riuct ivUGng to |peitnit it faremain.os it is, Jlr. Todd-tafrcs' op the subject, and avows himself favorable to a' high tariff! < “Should fie, he elected, >i . ho' will find hiipself alone in his glory op this question.' ... What • next does ho say in his card 1.« Well; hefeays* . • ■■ “On principle” (heis fuUofprmcip/c just no>y,} “lam utterly opposed tdtliat po.licy'that woulu darken'our Notional escutcheon by permitting and aiding jn the extension of slavciy.oyer terri tory nowfVec.and that'would Overthrow those principles of freedom, which the’Jolliers of the country.Bo ably-.promulgated and r cnforood btul which jest at the basis of all true liberty.’* ■> '0h 7 “dear—what a'patriot Lemuel Totfd is,— We suppose,, “should ricc/c4/’ho:wili take issue with such ordinary men> 08 Gen. Cass, Judge BouglftsS, Mr., Brodhend, Hun* ter, of Va., Brcckcuridge, of Ky!, Bayly, of Va., Tenable, of S. 0., and othev ,smn/i .fry politi cians, and he will no djubt be able to convince these men .as well ns the President of tho IT.’ Stales; that; in the language of the Froo-Sollcra of Connbclicut, the passage of the Nebrnska- Kdbsas bill “was an insult to God and,man,’’ and that said bill must bo repealed; 'He* will have to be in h hurry,* however, for before pinny mouths the. Territories of Kansas and Nebraska will be knocking at tho doors of Congress to be admitted intotho Union as free and sovereign' Stales. It is now well known to every man; of sens© that’slavery will not bo tolerated in either Nebraska or Kansas, and even tho discussion of the subject Ins ceased with all except a* few crazy fanatics, who have more zeal than sense or honor.” 1 • • ■, ■ .’ ■•. ’ ‘ , OBut, 'we must proceed’. Wo premised to publish the whole Of Mri Todd’s card, and shall do bo. Thejinaic of this electioneering 1 epistle reads thus: , ■ ■* ■ » . “Very respectfully your obedient servant—| Lemuel Todd;” 1 Such is Mr. Todd’s card, and what a pjlscra blo, contemptible, and si|ly production it is.- In Irik attempt to catch votetf, he makes himself supremely ridiculous,.and,writes himself down 1 a,demagogue. But, commentiaunnccssary.—' We hope Mr. Todd and his friends wllPiipt'aq-! disc us again of a n'aut of liberality, for, as we said before, we make no charge ;for publishing his beggarly card. • • ' ■' ; kill ius' rMe,- Dfewkaml' .. jEeop’a famous fable of the' cottar and, th«| snake ia familial to most man., Tho collar found a enoko frozen; took It homo, and thawed U out by his lira j when IMmmcdlately attempted to destroy his whoid 1 family.' who join Kuoyy-Nothing lodges \vil/,otily out tho! Whig -• spoke, and, for,' their pMns.'aro threatened'with tho whole force oMla In view of tho iiplrlt-manifested, thdro. ia b’nt' one epufso.' fd.pureuo, JottvglblHliybrid .ore«u»H aatlon and thus paralyze the snake,and you will have tho conclousncfls : of having done a good wor>, |)‘y aiding,W ‘sustain tho true Amorlcaji party~tho party that pursues tho ovon tenor of its way In Booking tbo glory, honormid prosper ity of the whole Country and the \vholo peo ple. ■ - ' 1 . . . tho occasion of a recent distribution of prices at one of the public schools of' South Boston, all tho boys who received medals were noticed to liavo red hair. It was, however, deemed perfectly proper, as being nn indjcalioa that tho boys were deeply read. : Ssfe fstjs tri jja" ihSp (tig, slondeffl. JjW. fPjsjP~ The w,c%otisid^*T^Hbv : of BOticp is YKS^B«^Viiy^"Mr:~iJ6Kai»"is' i aw‘'^nfta^ ,A; Jnpre #r«aUisa.tod tlift p0u1.4 PP* invented .by - . the 'prince of darkness himself. Bb^2^’’'andhttsiir‘i^«dT Why, wo Q. UC S' ■’ hWo W* •sustain ■o^4sU^fcy>ihaQ^.’3Qiilwm^^l^|J a^ pW-hold<yjti' Seqondj 0) .ot-thiapiftcsrft)r .the, las t -^wiaiiotivtinimbar iaiiotivtinimbar of'iLfti xhtirch ’vfhQ.' is-more 'pitendanccf pu ’Pitine lcolicciipps for religious a'nd hcpiv olctut objects, Mr. jSpnb?* For Ida meads* thproja not? otejm don’t except Uheralit^., Lot,;any ll member b£ the Second r Presbyterian church cxdmlbo jthc list of contributors to that church foi* thb support of'Siinday SehpolSjHbrnc anil Foreign Misssions, disabled &£.,, &o.y:and I they J will find. thit_. jjh- Bonham ,'hd3 always' coktribnted. more than bis portion.— aib feur^n^buliDns 1 cpnfiticd 1 to the See" for hpJms ,aia cdievcitfichurchin Carlisle.- -.Askjtfie members of thoGcrinan* Lutheran 1 Church of- this place," YKp/,oula)de l t|iqir own was;■ the lof'gcst qontributor toward the erection pfiihcjr. Church, andlUey will tdlyou J.JBUjs Bonham. Ask.thfc roctnbera of the? English Lutheran; tht- lhe German Itlforin; and the First 1 Prpsbytcripni.'if Bopham, has iiol pbntrihu-. ted; to • thp Support of their :Sunday; Schools ‘and' tbciyHpoc tdl you he ha?., iiiah*,whp Is .charged .‘with' l /.Aa'wo'said before, a more unmitigated- slander and lie never was concoct*. Cd'.;' Holloa aiwiys and has always,’ assisted to uphold it in Its pu- detestfe andfobhors infidelity ns heprii-' tnah in Oorlislo, os all whO know him' cart^ testify:"• ! ' -.Todd .who is circulating, this miserable lieagainat Mr# Bonham! /As old Partington would':say, “did you brer I” Lemuel Todd, a- defender* of religion!—Will, w^ ? .that 'is.funny.; ; Ahdm the nnmc'of.beay; Cn, what- .religion dpjs ( /(fi-profesS ?; .To what church doeshocontnbutel 'Has he crcr.as sistod o chhfch fo a dollar; in ? : Has tie oyer the amount of a solitary cent, a benevolent ? How many* years is'it since he darkened a church door ? On the con* I trilmtion'libts For support of * thd poor of Car* (Haleund/m aid of oui;£abbiith Schools,.where do we iUnd- the :naroc,of Lemuel. .Todd ? , where!—nowhere- l-r-butthb name of Boknisi' can'bb found on 1 tbcn^.'all;: .Nojv', wb will'-nbjt eay thai;Mr. Tpcld’is 'himself ab Infidel,,but a ( • good many-of pun cliurch*goingpQopla flpnsidor | that he should keep-dark on that subject.v' ,; ln j conclusion wc : may mention a 1 fact whlch' [ to show in. )yhat light Atesssrs.-, Bonham .npd Todd arc held 1 by our clergymen.: Every Era l testant Minister of Vie Gospel iiv Carlisle', as we arc told,' is q ttopham are. all, without an cxcepltyfij! to Todd* ; ’Tiikv KNtp^aau?’ -. i-, ‘ ■.,./ \fjs LEiiniEii wo ax mn-m m f There are a few leaves in this Congressional District who arc trying to.make the people be lieve IhatXfpmaclTodd never'belonged to the Auli-Tnx patty. A . These fellows know that they oxo lying; but as swinging 'be.'lbc only avaihibleganurin thpnttempt to elect Todd, they stick to theiffalsehooda with unexampled rißcality. -, '• , We say that licmul Todd was [an' Wla;- and every intelligent individual in Cnm- ■ berUnd County kttows that We are ’ telling the simple truth. >Hc was one of the Jirst'm embers' of that party,.and remained in! coinmunigp—' making.spcccheaand writing addresses—until, he discovered tMt ho could not control every.’ movement to.Ruii his own ktlflslr ends. ’Wilh Ins usual Uio-sOlc lender party ;i’but when ho found; that the other memberswoulilhotsubmit to his dictation, treating - his 'doniincering'.nnd blus-' tcring manner with contempt, he turned trait .or (ns ho lias lately done to the • democrats) to the’Anti-Tax mlfn, nnd sold ‘ himself' “body, soul,‘beeches and J i>odts , ’ t lo tlielr oppou’eutaj This is one jeaf (tam Ilir. Todd f s political his- 1 tory in Cumberland County.. Hcclicatcd and betrayed men; .and he has lately tln-7icd'trnltof tb‘lhc pWhocralic parly, seeking .spoils in! tiuj. *^nd\v*Tf* “old line”’Whigs,.however, understand ;Mr. Todd fully. They remember’his outrageous tibusepf them iii'past lime?. They will notbc : deceived by his Hp.ddpn and miraculous cpnvcr-' filon. They nVfc only uauing lum as a totd; and should he be'dbh’fdpd, (is ho moat. Certainly will be) be ,w\ft IU, aucwemdulpVsly kicked out of the Whig party* hud “whistled, the wind to prey at Jbrtuno.'* ■ ■ . i i< O" “Dottrt trff k tta «j'(/r w/ip Jafc'f<{’orsAiy God' m the Catholic faith," Were the, words, it is said, that were used by Esquire, in concluding bis speech m tlic'ltnow-Nollnnglodge at York. And yet father was a foreigner —an we arc 'free to nay, an honorable, upright than, wbohdd several ofllccs of trust and prCfttin this county. . - i. ' “Down ti'itfcfhiCathoUcs, u says tins Rnow- Nothlng ' And ■ yet this man Todd fmfj, Irt llils,feasted at thohoiieo of a Catholic, sido-board of a Calliope,, and danced bit thp <;aq>cU of a Catholic. Now,, after nll'tlils .’tiospitatity—such hospitality as npotlicr extended to him—bodrircq to attempt totSkqfobtlcol copital by appeal ing to, tlic, ptt'jt<tlicba : bf llsnot Kuch it not viUain«jua and black-ficjj.rt,eff? f •. ■ y ty, \vplk fined si(jo, and tj'la-. iulaacd from' Uib service, tyr cnioUy,heftt- Ing on tho clnl) a holplcjm'ijlrunk-- on man, bntartalVeU flu oWf grudge,. V . . • • Obnioim ydwuff man Ip'Bucks cmid. iy t prosocyioil-ihojbdgd of Election In hls.dlk, trict, for reftipingtotakoWavoio, bntlio ground (hat lio had ncgro|lobd,in his veins; Tfio ftimo judge pf M brother ~ tovotc,— Tho jury gavoV.yWlct in hU favor/: 7-hopp-i posing council cuiUcd for on arrest of judgment. 0?f,” - '»D;;4SD ,MHPEBMICB...^.v, ' Lemuel TMdia cerlainly:o very astonishing |F? W W“® tffeon-a MMPi# .‘"tfl o .^’? : Wbotbet ho will BUccfiod4ff eJeartiigtio valors of the dis trict- scen f- but wo are rather of the Opinion that iio will dm], whotf a»ISW<iII4S is over, that, dishonesty Has proved to bo very, bad policy Indeed. _ , In Carlisle, Mdchdnlcsbnrgj'ahd' a few'Othor ;plitci!>i7isiWo' there aro a number of, “ prohlbi lo'rV' Vo'tesi’V Mr. Todd ia an nllra-lcmjierfmee maw JniWh mdduson;lßwn«t^&a^«wffls> isinui'nirVhSH!io :i V tentp'ornhed cinjdidatV ibl- J.’ 1 Triit ip go's hljs opl^on’i'and■)»l^'t^-teypeTOneo (^ooi and'faoltl ,> ~ , ,'u •.■-■'•i’<"■>■' vj-i' ; • OaninfolllgehXvotinTrbechcntcd cd b^isii^ix/cb^teoiptiblo 1 dan’ pUffiUn^cya'bcijtpiSiytcd'^ :cppgado; T?bpjk,'f*things dnto,pri lbr,ln\eiUgVnt •mcn i certainly'pcrceive jJ'lr.i Tpdd’fl. glaring - Attempt to cheat tlio public.; v« 1 .: '"v;;* : ‘ It would bo fiord-tbtell tyhat'sentiments the. i*ln£oppndepl”j Cnndi&ato pprapcc/’*6f iSpio.. AftcrhisKtefcat in thCrPemocraticCon?; vcntlpn dost fall,\ho ■wa3 ; ,wiUing ;i to run—andXn fJet did ruh ; in dent tclnpofancOcand\d^tfc, in' 'OppibßVfion to . tic candidate .V' : -u •Mr.td'odd, however,-tvfls not eloctcd Senatorj and'disappointed •/ficn in his' cYidcdVors to 'diß-, trhpt and' dofeaV tlio ho Is tauf g{^o)and.iarunning as an depcndeut Oandldato fop.CongrGiflj’iVln opposU tibn to Mfv'Bonliam. tlie' regular nominee of tho dfih»bcraby'‘oTtblß' v diBl|ict.'* , ' < v ’i • ; fcpailnlytfr;T(Wi^ ahi'eiicy will not Bond liim 't'o- WValnhgtbh. JHd is despised L by -democralsr-uacd, pa (a iooL.bJrtba -Witter fadd*whon rtlio.olfccUoa is over; ho will reooivd: tho ; ,,tiefttnionf fitting,for V; ~ [} The election day W near ntbahd; ; and, hob w<tH^larfd!i^ltb^lbAg'^We'jpla^d> this’ycart cxpcctsaJDcmo cratic, continue to‘m'ch:ua : fromaU 'quartered The 1 democrats' trip;* ppdT?Ul\ keep put of it; 7’Alid those >vh° had been, caught arc aroused, to the fraud* and are resolved to boar n6> : parb* ; in * throwing- tho State ’administration ‘lh 16 : Wiiiq' a 'for tlie next, thife years. VfTUat& the design ofJKno W.-: NoUiingism.. Mge\bp found. that is nof undcr the controlbf Whigs/h Ahd’then, the public works; Wall'they; bli as jT'.TheyWovc !ppst the poo pio oyer twenty ; milUops v pf : dollars..'..They arc worth what they cost.; 1 Shall a‘Whig Governor bb.dcctcdHy'give thpn away ? Will nny Bcm'- beroi cpipnnt fraud bn :|ho.peo ple I) Jjfet them' be sold ftt aWic price or.kcpt, - tsi tho Deraocratia doptripOr/The-finances of the never in q better con dilibm* •' *' ‘ if every Democrat will turn outapd work and vole this year, wo can, elect oUr ’ wholS”‘State am! county ticket. . Vi r 6 said the same last year, and tho result proved, that we were right. Bo not deceived .by new fanglcd humbugs.— They ore old-tricks of the, enemies of Democra cy in new disguises.' 1 Ob‘r ticket, is a good one, and Should be cordially, supported..,. •- H Our chances ate good-. * Bradford Is likely to got o large Vole Tor Governor ? and bt deserves it* for his’nmhly' refusal’to' dcschjhrid destroy bis party., Ij'ree; Boilers nrcrcfuaingto be soli Alt fnenda of religious freedom and-constitu tional rights have karnod that the election this year is one of vast mipohancO:’ The' old lino >VlugB arc resolved to be, wings tain their narow and their principles. Confu sion prevails in tho piebald ranks of our foes.’ If'our, friends will arouse' themselves for the task,, wo bouswcqp the county and the State. The ‘'Affair or Honor** in ' tho Qaaker Ci|y t , 'Morton. M’Miahaei, *ito tho public,giving the;correspondence that: passed between himself and libh. James Cooper,- President of the Suj^bur|jr' anti 'EnV Railroad Companyfrom winch U apiWarsa due} was not, bo imminent as tho knowing ones had it. Mr. Cooper took exceptions-to tho following,' in an editorial of tho North American : , • . 1 ' ‘'TyUh.plfinder ip high..places, “and. fyls’c pretences and, malversation, as-in the,city subscription to (lie, Sijubury and JErio Railroad Cqnipany, \v,e shall bow pur.heads with shame,* unless Rio, and. sccure .proccfiKcs of 'the pciiaUawa can be successfully applied.’’; , , and demanded, if it.applied to him, that he should have “pistols and coffee.” Mr,MMichael immediatelysubmitted tlie case to’ Messrs. , Lewis and Charles lleury. Tisher, assuring them he would abide tlmr decision.- These gentlemen determined v Fir.it, Tliat.lho paragraph’ referred to ln : Mr. Cooler’s letter and tho Bubsequtut Correspond ence, did not furnish any ground for tho propo sition contained hv Mr. Connelly’s letter, and tliat he must decline its acceptance.'' -W Second, Thai io adnqt the phonal fci/iorißi billty of tho conductor of h public journal for his strictures otf’public affairs, would,'’in 'their judgment; bu detrimental tolhfc mtmsls'of the community, and divest tlio prdsk of its moSt important prerogative.' ; ' Ho then wrote ,io Mr.', Connolly, .Coppcr’fl friend, declining any personal satisfaction, whereupon thio gentleman acknowledged its ifo* deipt. ond added, vmidcr • thesccircumstarico],' no.farther correspondence necessary.” .And here} wo suppose, .Will end thi? ‘Vffwrofhbnor”! —inwhjch, wo think, Mr. M’Michuel acted very property in accfcpting the advice of his frichida. . Aside frqm tho barbarity of duoliing—tyhti It' is also by uo.iincansa sure remedy for,them- Jured party—lt would hop greot pUy ,were two Such.eminent Wings to'blow caih other’s brains out just ph tho cyo of an ;|PoSiock! wlli not only, need tho votes of Coopey and hut many more of the samp sort to' elect -Idm. TjaiPfliiAKon Convention in Philadelphia/ -“•The proceedings of this body ivs published ip’ the daily,’papers, provcp it to Jiayo been deci dedly.ihe richest nominating convention held by -anyparty for years. There'was a vast amount of'jiidcheridcricoi liohesty apd A Cort aidcTablcamoupiof greenness exhibit ed through out. ...IKTfThy jiitrbduclloa/o^mualdln ouf la everywhere popular.' * The P%o^;.||||fM^l V V,.: * : 80-up and...doing; let emy ; jnan ; secure his vote in timc/ nrid tliiit nd ToTo those tbiar ikcigHbora orb prepared to g 6 to the polls. AND IF YOUR NEIGHBOR V lias no convenience to go to itjio lend him a horse, or got your wagon and take him deceived'. Tluiticliet Jit the ht::ui oitbiii paper ii’ttiorcyilur'dccacctstic. UeiKtV - v - ".v-fn.’o!-' / . Letho hand hhr ticket’ to'the ? cioscly> pnd^aspcrtAitn^.that' ,}ls D^ocrati^iicketVe'; GtelVllhp, rigbt/Uc^ abundance, -yyiltlto afloat. lf . il <*. ■ ,* LISTEN" ‘ NOT TO THE; TAL^S! OF ’ “ Many chnrgcaarid accusa*. tions .will,.no doubt,, bo.trujnpcd Upngaipst tho’ candidates of; the: Democratic party;. •' ItybaS always b'CeVthb’last resort of'the enemy}/'Bb-; lievo.tbcUvnot, .liieVr. object isJttf .dcfca’t’ you .if by.ahy.mpanSjthcy cam r,.-„ ; f, ‘j ’'•;PßEBEfty-EiYOU'|^:TtaH'Pßß'.';} t , 1 Lei pone into argument. on tbb tifm ground. -> s The quo*tion r -.to be t decided On; that day, the ballot-box.’' 1 Kccp' tfiiS iij constaiUrcmcniJ>h»nQcl r ' : % 7 • Nfiv BR'.MI N’P TItE.\V E A T HER! In,BtOrmor fimi§liinc; belt''ali thc.same;; Db vote the day saprodly tbybuf country.’’Shopld' it’Vain.’yoU' ; wbo'have conycyahccsV;aca Umt not do not.fciay away, on that accoodt: .. Go .bringthem. >.' v : - ,;0. EM 0 ATS I 1 ,;; 7 -Onceqpd-againjye.call.’upou yqu,,to folly,in. beiwlf pf Danoccacy,srtd equal rightsf- '.'. . ■ Tblsis the'laSt papcr'tha^ban’bo trihrdfikb' previous', tq t tV»erc^cqllpn f 'and| fpre Jwe s^l-enihracD- thp opportunity; offered ofj reminding .oorl democratic-Tricnda of their duty. 1 v(’, •••''■ i''” r ' : OnTucsday.noxt, as,you. value the blcsshfgsof free goTcrhmcn’t/and’rcgaftl'youV. prihciplcstia pfirtylincn.'ana ‘“''.‘V’' “ ’ . ' ‘7; ">it !• Topr opponents'are nptivc‘a\id vigitmit backed,fcy' money l -.6ut ‘ jbd..can,‘‘dctcat ( them Jiprsb, foat» and dragoons J •’ ••> •id >YOO liipsißE■ success? ;■ If you do, yoiilmyc triVt' (o .fully as iV limes ‘past, in ordcr : tb 'carry* fcamildatp,ftpin; Ifm, Bigler lo'thc last bud bn-the tfokcti >: ' cq ro ’W'prifcN; r;. \\\\ As men determined to accomplish that,which they htive.wndeilakcn, and yon xlis* may and discord into the ranks of y6urplc*l>a|d jjppbhenls.'and prepare the n ay*'for an ’ easy victory., V, RE ON THE GROUND EAftEY; Both for 'thcpurpoto' df watching'‘the'enemy and encouraging..your, iriends, ju?A ibat.crcry Democrat.ia.outi '.Our forefathers secured pur liberties by ; working to obtrimthOm; • and ire thust preserve' therri riitlic w'dy.'" ‘ . V !yfew Aiiis^ : b.K ;^ftAU‘iisX. The party row us it Araa'whertlcd’by old 'Jblm Adams, and fraud, arid"falsehood'arcUs mam;depcndcncc». Spun* all storiesHbat may be gotten up when to be contradicted, and’bp sure that tho r ticket you Vote is'thc right one. " 1 .‘ARE YOU ALL:READY],. If not, bcactirc in preparing. Pick yourflints!' cxariihiVyou’r powder, arid count your paper bnllcti!' Tnrcivcll!-—wo, shallexpect to hear your shouts of triumph On Tuesday night. . -. "In Union Tlici'cis Strength!” The 'l'lckel ari'iT l|le' Whole Ticliej',! •It iis all Important*’ In' ofder'to ’secure" a briliiant tnurnj)b| thnt thcih sbodhV hdk'pidy he cy full vote, for .lho whole treket. There should he ho scratchlng—not evert b kltiglc hftmO. The n'omh •natSoris irorta iP6sl ifapdrta'nt ‘do\vn to the 'least, pf diif uniial r sup». port* and if wo’stttnd together ns <vc hhvc stood, and as every dictate of priidlmCP demands we shoiildbtill be found/notliing ‘datiVab us of ft. brilliant.triumph.* s ‘ -! ; ' _ /;• : cpvUP/dKmocM;*.^.^^ •,r. •!-,sCtj 6Ut \l2v’o ly, t Veto t il, i!-. ■ ’.V, r ' It'is itrijiorf hnt' that Whole? veto should ho,brougiit tp tlio jpotin on,Tuesday next. To do ibis ,wiU, rcquirolabor, active, energetic labor,'but it ■ should' nevertheless bo done. ■ Let pltadTvaut of tlthfe'Or'other aJI go, to,'work ,\vjtu,'a hearty gapi|_ w;ij| And gp .thwVwhplo duly,; -, ACTION!! ■ ' Thctiin^orftir^i>p^tlras : pns4ci\i., ACTION.- ENEUGX ANDCEUgEyEBANOEin^ftipj this day. forth, ! bo : tho Only weapons dfwarfarci' Rtj, : IpV V%1» ! laiicf, <lirc^i.^ v bu^ Ytjotrflcpfl.}. let’ the /pfyfyta'i/ cause stimulate ymulatc Ais brothcrin SveU-doing.(the toward* ls : certain Lctno JCUESpAjy^ncj^ (hat one 16(0 lost-will mako :no-.differentiate, t 1 th’d ewjW allAvlth thibesjt but good intentions without c(Tprt never saved an election,’though it has loxl tbou sjUuls!' ’ lap every (hit M ' Vote' Is. needed,, m\ no ,bijo jean’ jiiafly chargeable with an unfortunate result. \ If,you. consider the' contcat doubtful,’ the occasion - certainly' mdiat jinjcfntively Pally upOuyqu Tor AovipHy nijd if you piinU ,l)w.Democrat triumph certain; you should leave no, honesteffort untried, to render yotif victory as decisive na-possible.— Abr ak if you believed that your cause asubslanitaHnumjihT ; ! ■- L ' ' ;v B«a<sf^ ft Democrat, trni i,y«a\^f^ff.(dljßj'jote^Uletio#H:bJ.yoorW.-; yflMtPfmscoife you, and exert 3'oursdf~~not for Onc-obut for ' Vot6paTt-i^theiickct/>imdrycfc<clni^r>toibg«- i not vote tho Dcinofcra|W j ticket ? , The TVhis ' helps bis ticket one Yctfc, ahet absent Demo crSt - -■■ ' the .ftp jojiicotipniicYcn .# ccttaijrM That’s tho place to flnd-hiin; and- teat kim. If he yeohiSiVOtc and in fluence fpV.the ticket nt hlspartyvHJffhe&uao i ii b tJiiii'7 hik t HiJ .pemocKatiottcaftrtfwi hopcybuntriU<pToy«» yourMf ■■ ftgdW; Democrat <6n 'TUJ^D^l^rtart/' : EeoVdifly' &' 1 . ’ h'erirdrbhi . auU'T^i^'orato^ pubifco/t, 1 ,'tiie'jopPp is daily ituincd'by the .cxtma-v > grincc'of '-'Ju'dgePol-i ‘ loclHri ; ‘alj tbfrpr^eut:' ,arid ho no .yjusteject mo rind I. wiiisftvpthe entire jcvcn-'« , uc of the State, rindyba ‘shaU'havbbO faXesto;: p4 'j go aifisl; kos^M^in^.N;; Wo;, arc Jwe\l talk, ‘bat when >tfbjg;incn .got jntytoffloc,jiiiey:- put their hand into ; they ’ touclibdftqiib' HireVsanihiercaln^ anrioh> J ' ; which we clip from, the day-’g Ledger.': ; It v ,, agcrocnl of the State credit wStVMtv "Whig akhT* Know-Nothing,Cfotirad r in tlic>ity^o'( , been in pfncpAihcb last; June,. untf *:th(fcrqBuJtiri,7 thht the city credit hds -snnk ; dowiv UnfiDtho’* splct h? of hahicniplcy c/jmiS iho islti- ( • zens -of lhat s ‘gfijftt,,ci«por|ani of .Jrajlcj* business row twc.looHmg tares ofthe cityaulhorUics-with fe&rand tmri- . bling, : ; 5o * ’ money that hqs forced to come out against: tbeir- bwO men- f. And yet democrats nro; supposed 1 to hftVri’adiß; , , position lb vbto for. a ‘ rioucb In labile • , state.;,’, The, state,* oredit-is/ and wo ? hopq-goo'd men .wilMake carb to keep jthsolr* : Judge- Mock‘may tldvchy wdl;tb sjlt mod' the" or ,to ; aVgne a casc’ in Without,.cxiiorieuqo .in pur ; .-jBtata- aflhira* and: Would be very,likely to brihg about’Jlist subVa-' miserable' -’slaic ’ of JlnanclaV jiifrdjre r ris^Judgq^ pons^i^l'ho»lill , glvfi tftyqr^* tide from, tho.Mger r •■ *. >ii r**r.« ! ‘ “During the past ycaiV we ore GCinbofßclallyT Informed,' that CJoV. UtgUT-has paid off, ( by. judicious-administration of - tho - of - the s pjmmonU*calih', nearly oiiomillion ofdollars oft the State dcbt.-‘iTlUB,dn'th' l cse days of cjttraVf -' aganco.-of debt, of rain and of bankruptcy^i» 1 entitled' to epcoialcomnKtfdtttloft ; and’iator.*-* The-wisdoro and prudCncc'dTtho {ration in ihisrcspcot contrasts most favorably? with the ndiniiiiatfaiipJi of our city; .TheSI&UD adminiaWation'roriintiwfts thc'cj*€dit of the Statu/ so Well uiat its per tent ’ /ocms scll -in the nUrket within two per cent' na pertthi loons of ike tit<j! • : On<s year ago tbo( crcditof the olty was from four to fiVo per-bent' : above! f»ar ; v now it is)Romo ihirtcinOt fourteen* eoiif bdoio ’pjr/- 'Had auy-ono- predicted brio! yoarapo.'thnt the profligacy of ourcliy-rulers" r would bring the boasted ervditof; Philadelphia fourteen 'per.cbnt below • par ,'riud,reduce 1 . the '< priccroMier'Kbf per Cent loans fo-ft Icvtl -with ■ ■: 1 the price bflhc Statf'five per cents; be troMtd> ' have bccn'BCoultd ns a fool nhd a just this state of-fadsnowslanis us pi the iace. ’ widows and staid -old capitalists' who - , placed-' their money in -city-funds hs a tChttbio RCcyrityJ in time of nbed,-witness of rcpodit l with terriblealann.audrecur to thd better Con‘« ditidii of iho Siatb JlurinccH. -With ’ lhG ’COnVfc tion that theGnvemof was '-wlse in his tioh to the of { tlra - last?.. year,- and that“lhc~cityl moat lamentably blind; if frt lend*' ing tho ‘clly credit*' to all ]thi'Wil(l ? «chobw»oCi nustaken enterprise that sought the city’s ihb*- rt ova ;,// s;dtfccbt.u .Tbo'prptlanuitioii Issued by, djp.fiiuvvrpor reliujoa.to.tljo alnonDUpjnropridlbd toward* tl»o* .liquidation' of Iho Stotbdc(jt, tsbbwß tliO'gtfl'tlfjf-i lrie : f;u?l [ tfikt dmfyig thb tbrob’ yc’afa of Goytf ubr* 'adijilniaUitlbtij nin^^tuuilr^.qw^ paid; . 'lf wo 1 toko >'lnto- cdnaldimUioniijjp.illW. i fact that nearly fthii Million* b/ % Dhlfat*&& H tboi ppopto’a bo'tafcbn (i'fltflßn^drlit*| which were a o e ii.cc (I uiid or )Vb Jpiissjoa^jjp.^W^^^ I debt piidta cerUlniy strong -.qeiiylnelog:: |irOofi ttit&tho present; Statu' administration ifcv goycrtifid'bylhd mbistMglii'bdMiontyV ' ,! ‘ : ' * ■ col yell tho’ills^, oi tlio.crpp’s ( an'4 rail)-:/ ',. -,, ■ .t; ..;•* ii.X'lt ;:v.nV - -U • **Thb rcpoifp? 1 from'dl pArta t»f'.tho Idngdont alEto' that, tho icrbpa'thia .Ruaaon ■ ,^dU’ t cxcecit oven Iho'Umhtiluhoneuol’ bpijn, im;rdcOrtl. 3?h«»b ?plcpd{d..if? suits, upa.Uoyetl )vy ,S3 tht> scats.of >vfUVhavo, - t to .'cbnimcrclab clrclgsi! TJip Rlutp df tiadcv ihrougbau^thV'cQUntryvCOiitiHU^ (UT1(1 tho Hoard ‘of s ,T*^dd,^ SMp p|h S ana Hxclsto jt pt ij'rn»,‘ racduliy jitlbibilied, a Btiitb of actlvtty .lu .tho pobpaT^l^th'tnojiilciipenqdjoh^Sty^Vf^y, 0 ! Boston ifoanl of Aildpriutm ,? ao ’' ,di d alfcs tb r -tho'pol iCo tho 1 persons - who aifeiited ■ ttyb'bpited SUica * Goy<UTimtat , 'po r -p^ custody,. . jt ; is dhi.w who were for. mobbing IMltedrlStitpa /office** should consider Jt a-cVliTjb to l%^ ,'' 'var vanli* .Court.:bai. Jjqqp. jd^dfldrtw ,Cliiol'Justlco iJlaOc.jij tboieo-callc'd rlotura of' 15rioVju«tf<i’j°ff tot- id through tlio Mrkola of. tbo' clty ? Ooipjiauy.to,.jdtoi\,lbcif' f6ii(o.>l.^ r ? wUWtt'fovgftiw,o.utU. .».. ia-, V(a,-i"'ii i 'o’ l - ([K7",A. cftydidato f.or.lloprosftntni^ r p'ltt.ptt < the fowlin'-in Mftlno^.lvhourdcoivod'tUroo-tfOl** 1 btitbf culbll of 2#B)-oityg hb tlwa '** >' •'» *"‘ It* SSSi
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