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C A RLISTjK, PA
Tlntrsdn.r May !l, inoii,
FOR GOVERNOR,
U 1 ESTER CLYM F K
OK ItKIIIvS COUNTY
Bfi.fiocKATic n.moini
1. Tli,- stales, whereof the people won* lately in
“hellion, are integral parts , .ft he Union. amfare
iitltlnl tD reprcsenhition in < 'ongrcss. 1 »\- 'mm
nly floated, who hoar true faith to the ('ohslitu
on and laws.and Jn ontortovindicate the maxim
mt taxation without representation Is (yramiv.
u*h representatives should lx* forthwith’ admit-
2. The faith of (ha Kepuhlie in pledged to tin
lymcnt of the National debt, and Congres
.mid pass all laws neee-sary for that purpose,
i, W’a i >Wa obedience t«» tha Const it lit inn of Ihi
died St ales, includinglliaamandniaut prohibit
sla\ ary) and undar its provisions w di M eeor«
those amanaipatad all thalr rigid- of pcr-or
id property.
1. Kadi Slate has flu- e\eln-i\e right to regm
let ha quail lira I ion of Us own electors.
». The while rare alone is entitled to the eon Iml
the government of the Kepnhlie, and wa sire
iwdling to grant to negroes the right to \ ota.
5. 'Hie hold enunciation of the principles of the
institution and the policy of restoration eon
hied in the recent anual message and Freed
fit's Ihireau veto message of ITeshkml John
i entitles hint to the eonlhlanaa and support of
wlio respect Ha- Constitution and loir their
untry.
. The nation owes to the hrave men of our
mles and navy a debt of lasting gratitude for
•ir heroie services in defence of the CVmstltu
n and the I’nion; ami while we cherish with a
uler affect km the memories of tlic fallen wo
•dge to their widows and orphans the nation's
•u and protection.
We urge upon ( ’ongress the dutv of eqimll/-
the bounties of oursoldlers and sailors.
MU. LIXCOI t X—FORT STMTHR.
-Ur. Joux M. Botts of Virginia—(lie
st friend of Hr. Lrxconx’s admini.stra
)ii, mid who was endorsed as a good
Union” man by all loyal thieves—this
an recently gave evidence before the
?conslrnction Committee, in which he
ited that Mr. Lixconx was willing and
ixiou.s on the 7th of April, ISDI, In give
i Fold Sumter to (den. UKAntud.inn.
li- was -ix weeks after Air. Hitiiax-
Cfmuhiiiuistratiou had ceased to exist,
id yet it was the fashion to villify the
Iter on the subject of these very forts.—
ow, we ask ids slanderers to - point to
ly word that ever fell from hi< tongue or
•n, showing Unit for a single instant lie
id an idea of surrendering, to an armed
id beleaguering force, one inch of the
ihlie property. \\ c arc \ery glad that
litiTT'" ini' thought it doc to history
make it known that Air. I.iv. oi.x «. h
ady to surrender the (in t-.
['here are many ~uere|s eonileeied wil h
■ I. IN, oi.N adiiiinisi ration wldeh, wiien
mplil lo [lehr, -.Gil e.iiiviiiee tiie pen
that tlien was not much patriotism
dinted hy our rulers durinir the liair
r~ of the ivhelliou. Rut three objects
r ai-'-d to he in \ iew -).oli(ies, ruliliery,
1 llm eiiuneipaliim of the hlaeks. In
the-e olijeets the adherent • id' the a ,|-
islrarinii were eminently sUeeasslid
y -i a- men since the days n f
ilAl.l. -mie. and they succeeded politi
y and triad tile lugTois and starved
death otic million of them the first
r ■ 11:.■ tln-ii - freedom, and arc now
nlaioiim most of the balance at the
en-c of the ( to \ eminent, and this they
" loyalty. Tbcsc we say. Were the
d olceM-ts ,11 the f. Ixim. \ adiuinisira-
a leeling of true patriotism _
line of love of country—the udminis
"o iiad neither, Mr, [,i\imi.\- was
in-: inf.lie man in ,America t i advo
ili" ill faiinnis doctrine of the rigid of
"im,. lb- was die first public 5 ( . n .,.
I'f and in making nji the eabiiiei of
' Ibr id- adiuinistratioii. he selected
■li-in Th IVO wilt, l.ml, a- nf-n 11 mi'-
' ■ I I’"!' m <li •!in i'lll in' ihf
-;iiii. \\V -;11>!11;I
i a)i' 1 -iVn
, *' -I' l 'ii 'li> ;i. w iirUn r i Im; :!‘lmiivr-
I'-lal. I*n ~>ii«■ Jj I 1. 1 n< a-v j U"I i li«m 1
i.ui mu: iln- ii'-c-l «• 11-_ir;ivim%* whu-h
'••in- Wa'Kl\i.T'.\ lv»!-!inii- mil hU
- 1-! '• 1 -V in h-aV'-n uiM j.‘hiciii'_ r
\W ahvay- iv-
■ill. itj> 1:1 hi - h:-'i'A
.1 th
i>v .1* an ■l'l'ira'j-a iip'.n
1 a | ,i * >iii infill 11 > tin*
1 »i <-1 \\' a i M s(, r. i\.
:ji v.: •»n r;inir i ih-- j<,y- i,i* Jjca\---:i
u * (!--]-■!!! iiu-. if. am- a(:rI - It 'a ]•-
Hi- 'ln-'! aim; ,i nvi-1 i—ll HIV,
1 1 11 ’ nail-.lj \\ .'\,[ a- Wt/.-j.
Un- iiianiiiia'i* ivniaili- n] a n-lnlcr
'MI. I■ i a’.; Ml)| ( | (i } I'i-j -1 ■il 1 him in
■n in I h<- a'-i ul ‘-: - i »\\ niii <j i, i \i•; ii,.\ ,
1 lUII ' I>‘l iMI | I-• IM.•I ll 11 M
»** iiilf rut*-n
I||<‘ -N otfro n»o\«* tile
in ih.-t. i- -aitl ::hr,,r wjK.i,, 11 1 >
mis is P dm i it,- Ho..], w i,.. i, ;l .
|.-J li \niir /, „ MlJin th( . , 11!1h ,. r
(*■ ‘Tamt'ii, I w\> u.Moir \iic.rr i.>
mm-, ih\ .v mu i in.l mn x, •• i \n;\x ini’
-lin (-.1 nti: -i. ‘ . ‘Sriial, .r Sniiiiu-r
I.SSenan. Apia it mm-m --'-
u < • U >iji ■.
k* .'iiltlirr, (he (•!•••■ liior. ami [ Ik- wliiir
uinir of Aluwir-T luivc m in,- f-tinin-
nf Seiintur Suiuiut, In11111- ~i,nal l.ur
i' iu llj>■ -alvaCn.n uf iln- nat'am. 11,.
a alnioM ill ■•• lit tn sly" ihat llirtV 1-
wai- aqua! u illi rai li. I.ul lie fail- in
i<-ial<_- the aeuvia.*i-llt anil \w fairlv
r ihal in Ill's npmmi; r hi- >;u*.rSfn «•*.
privation- of the former -ifi)>iit liiiv
I «*i in*r-'. TJiis i- i fit- h,n
iti‘ tin- >enator, In a-1 n^li< 1 <I attempt
a Hit ainl praise the mrchanie. Ii
ealled <nu durinjjrihe <.lii.» up
hill for iln.- relief of eeriain naval
raptor-. in which tin* theme <•!»*»,-»• ji
N elaboration. was I lit* value of {ln*
■riean meehanie in the n-eent civil
rale. Jle believes the Xeirro is
iv whin? man, ami here lie expresses
onv'ieiiuii ti}fii. liis servieo are
nin tjjosi* oftlie uii*n wJjm Imre the
iof I lie Jio-lit for the Union. T]ie
:’o tihfji't the mechanic, tin
(‘il'.ml of nil white men, the Negro en-
I in vule, to mi on juries, to travel
us. to eul with ll.s, to sleep with us,
ijoy every soeial mid political right
we enjoy, are the Alpha ami Omega
s daily thoughts, they are the prom-
I traits of the Negro-loving disunion-
White men protect voiir<elve= hv
hallots.
>'■ furl .Schtir/, in a letter from Wash
'll to the Xew York Trihtou, ref(*rs
ie following terms to the Seeretary of
:ii i ton s <)i miii 1-» i - fci iiilt-il. lit- Ini' I \\ i H ii-u
•diiuulion lintl was ahold lo forward it when
ders'.ood tin* President had expressed a par
11lnr *’• wu: ' hniiudit he>t h» |iiit
Mr. Johnson (jir. harden of return im* ilit<
; la, ;. v i ,t *‘ War. SriT' lary Harlan’- - days atv
'"avd. Ui.-« j»l;if»; lia> been promised, j hev
Uimdatt, oi‘ the PoM-otMec IVpart
i : Ii" i* ha will pi in dm ilnj l -,-
l, Harlan ami Stanton mv umoni' iho-cdwho
wu Stallion lias become very sweet
>k-a.-ani. He and chirps us amiably as
o, and nn n who p, MM . him. with reeol
insoi J«i-ttnd sur|)i isftl to hnd the
.in.* mildest and mo-t l raeiahle oi animals
uay«ro as near him a- v-ai pleas... !U id he
adllmrsnaid of hit,-.
ie position of a gentleman of whom
fiends diseour-e in this stylo, is just
t as had as his etuo.iies eouht .U'm,v
• j r—' ■ W 5 'jrCTi.vj -dj i yc-tLi •at-'vsc- xxxt. •
A SIAUI r.M’OSI KI
Ii will be reniemhcrcil that hi the tri;
of thu accomplices of HnoTU, before tl
military commi-.-ion tit Washington, on
the charge of complicity with the assassi
nation of President Lincoln, a certain
.lamks it. Mkuuitt was the principal
witness for the (ioverument. On his tes-
timony M rs. SntKATT was eonvietod am
haVlgeii, and on his testimony it was
shown (hat.l fffkiison Davis, (A (A Clay,
and (iKuitui-: N. Safnllls were directly
implicated in the assassination. To out
siders (ho testimony of 1 It is man Mi:k it m
read strangely at (lie time of (lie trials,—
}lis statements did not appear reasonable.
Mrs. Srkkatt's (laughters, after the exe-
cution of their mother, pronounced litem
utterly false from beginning to mid; and
°so indignant was (‘lav when lie heard
what this witness had said, that lie vol
untarily surrendered himself to the (h>v
ernment authorities, and asked for a (rial.
Davis and Sai'ndkks too pronounced Ids
testimony perjury. Fndoed his entire
story before the illegal military court had
the appearance of manufactured testi
mony.
It now appears that this villlaiTs evi
dence was perjured from beginning to
end. Ho lias recently been before the
('ommittee on the Judiciary, of the House
of Representatives, and his examination
there showed that Ids testimony in the
trial of the conspirators was totally void
of truth; that he really know nothing
connecting any persons with transaction*
not recognized by the usages of war; that
his attempt to connect Davis, Clay,
Sauxdkils and others with the assassina
tion of Lincoln was a pure fabrication.—
One very remarkable fact was elicited in
his examination, wherein lie admitted
that the Secretary of War, Knwix M.
Stanton, had paid him hrtma n /irr and
sir (htmra nd du’lars fur his strrims rtr <(
wihn sa fnfn't (h< MHHurt/ ('ummissioil
U'h'n-h (rift/ On runspiraturs. This was
Ihephiful price of his infamy. Such is
the te-(i mony upon which Mrs. Si'iiratt,
Haloll. Atzluotii and Pay.vk were
hanged, and Mild, An.\oM», O’Lal'ou
lin and Si’anoi.fu were imprisoned on
the Dry Tortuga'-. Out of the nimith of
lid-man, \\ ho-old Ids m*u! to Stanton
and (lie De\ il (nr live thousand dollar-, a
Republican t’nmmiiue am trying lo rs
hi hi i-h ( he ci nn pi icily of.l i-;m-:itsi)\ Da
vi- with the a>-as,-inatioii of Aukaiiam
Lincoln. With S r.\.\ ton to suhhorn (lie
\\ i [ at !i \ e I In inland dolla rs a head,
there is no telling what they may not he
able to prove.
Tld- is lint a specimen of the eour-e
pur-ued by IhN tieml Si'ANToN to wreak
hi< vengeance upon hispoliiieal foe-. All
over the country he organized Ids Military
Cmii'L- to convict, and (lien bought up
liiG perjured witnesses who swore their
victim- in the sealiold or into prison.
Airuv orni'Kits who are emit ivii
WtAIXST THE E’ltmsllHi.Vr.
\A itliout exception the otlieers of our
arm.v who distinguished themselves in
! i.itt lc doring tlie four years war sustain
tile policy of President .intixsox in re
gard to tile Southern Sta'es lately in re
bel lion. M't '1.1t1.1, AN. ( i KA.n't, Sit ItK.M A V,
liofs.-mi .and otimps whos f . military rx
|doii- are known to the world, are open
in liieir hostility to the disiinimd'ls in
ainl i lw Sni \!-;n-STi-:vi:.\< j»m-
Tin- m •11 win pin ilmwii ihr
I'l-'n-llinii ■].) in-: i..in in iln* ih-niainl I'mi 1
l’M<. I. 'l'iicy iln- I’niun iv
-1; *,*i i!, .m i 1 -ik 111> »:i ihn«.s* who an
111. i! i* 11
m Hi,. } *re d den ! a>
ir. no/-. 1 tii-i'i' i- another el a.-- nf men,
Imu ~\ ci. v, Ik, i,dm a dilierent view, and
wii > a--erl lha! tin- Inion w jcally di>-
m*]\i-1. Tin-( H-ncral" wli<> never won
a I •■lit If. i in- -aldiw who in va riahly -k ul k
ed when fi *jt 111i11yr W:e to he done, the
eainn-tollower who wa- ever on tile alert
to phiiekT e iii'i'iered town- and coinni.u
nii'ntlje fivilian vim was always ready
t*> ' i l!!' /• iiirii into tho anu\. Imi who
look uo.ml rare imi to Join ii himself
11 1 f*"(* are tlm men. the pailroon-;, \v!io
tinri- lo a-MTt that tin* t'nion i-dm-olv.ml,
and who u r«* imuit to kick the fallen foe,
con li-eain h\< i-siali', and refit-" him a
ivpr« •''•ntaiion in ('oiiure--.
Iml tli' 1 people look a! tin- nil'll v, iio are
prominent a- Ihe -npporter- of (he JVe-i
-dentV policy, ami coin pa re them with
tho-e who opj*.i; it. and they will not he
long in deciding what -ide of tin- <pac
tion to take.
We have ulluilrtl to 1 In. liIM-vtil leai-a.i
lion on In- Smillieni .-hale- in l.elmll ..1
lie' nej/ro. l-iverywhen- he K .rraii.el
ah.iu: all the jirivileev- lie i- eiiiiile.l a,
T1 "-'
miiliT t li“ of |hrl ‘i no m‘- 1 U>' I M K'J 11 11 It" been 1 1; is-ou L.• i 1... l : i ,
I’anvuu,- • y,. , ' • * J ■ * 1 " 1 ”
WV I "it” ."iiuM l made uji our nth hi l" be \ IUI ' ° ’* *' ,lnrl,t ' ' UH n ' ,v ’ ;ivr 1
a-iuiii-!n‘(l at nothing wliieh oeeiinrd in j ' lal ‘• h* t i>u .» .M- iI \\ ill b,-!i.-vr .! ia!
and armniii Wa-li \ngh m city; lull we ; j H 1 ' dotation n! lie- l nion neei i !.<■ ; i-i
cii) tV-> I hi> little item ha--daggered n-a j ‘ 4 ' 1 * ’ 1 "1 mo m
Km'iy eight negroe-, 1 i//j jy/s-o/e <1 jnr fh'j'l,
liberated Irma Jail and m in- eoloni/ed in
Imui-iana •’under the au-]<iee.> of the
Kreedmeii’,- Ihiivau !*’ IVrhaj*- the dear
(•feature- Were l"-ilig t heir ajipet i te- from
l"ji” eonlinemeiit in tin- ‘-')M Cajiitol,
ami a .-outliern elhnale \\a- deemed ne«.
e—-.iry to I'rsluiv liieir .-hat tered eon- I ii tl
timi-; or perhap- there i- nothing Kdt
lor the-e li-ilii-linet. red -o-mry to -p*al in
the I >i-l riel of ( ‘ohimhia. uinl ike “ Ihir
eati” mu-i need.--el them to v. «.rk at their
old trade, anions the impoveri-hed peo
pie of Jami-iana. DonMle:?.- they will
Welcome the returning prodigal- with
open army and—as a matter of precau
tion -kiit ail their lat ted ealve.- and ehiek
en- immediately upon tin; am val ofthe.-e
pei-eeihed "pel lainl*.-.” We Miggesl to
the friend- of the Ihireau in 'this viehiity
that ( Jen. Howard he petitioned to send
n- a -mall colony of hlaek felon?', with a
view to improving tin* hu.-ine-s of tiiu
.\ I'H'l'd
Hnarter Sessions; and in (in- meantime
we reenmmend I hat the *‘ Isureau" he lirro
after known as an instilulion for llie ill
,-eminatioii ofvieeaml immoraliiy.
( •o.NSIs’TK.VT IX Dlsf.VlOX. lilt 'oil press
el, the .’id day of .Mareh, Ism’, .Mr. Hol
man, of Indiana, I Democrat, i olieivd ihe
following resolution;
J,‘. Tii.it in tin- of tln-s 110-j-o.
the nnfori mi:i!“ ci\ ii War into which ihe«he. ern
mcnl of Ihe I’nilcd Slate.-' has been forced by the
treasonable attempt of I lit* Southern Seeeshjon
i.-iri to dc-d roy tl;e ITilon. should no] he pro-men -
led tor ady other pnrp'c-e than the ivstonilion of
ihe ant liorlty of Sy i.'omm it nt em ; and that the
well are of ihe whole people of Ihe rail ed Slides
N permi mini ly in \ol ved in mam!a i niim ! lie pre
-'•iil form of government nmU'r tlje t ■ <ie-i n i;; i ; n
v. it bool m'■nil lien I ion or chatm,*'.
The di-uninnDis defeated ihi- iv-mhi
lioi; l;y a v.de nfil ) to Kycry i)cnio
el'Jll Voted idr f i;: • IV-ol 111 iid l. Tllll'Mrils
Stp\cms Mini Mr. Speaker (;r*>w, I*\ this
laid I act. a vowe, i t heir deliberate in!en [ loir
a- early as Ishij, to carry out their radical
apd levolmioMary programme ofiiMinioii.
Did not President .lohn<on speak truth
fully when lu- said, they -\vere di-union
ists'/
A m»" Clil'MHlN «>I- COTITOIII'.
'[’he if raid shows such a mauifesL dis
inclination to keep Us Republican readers
pollution the political news of (he day,
that We .-hall feel ourselves compelled!
from time to lime, to give them Mien
item? of in formation as come to u< through
Republican .-nurces and will therefore he
deemed perfectly reliable. The last issue
of the I-'ranl:!in I!fj)(>silur>/, published by
Alex. K. MelMure, one of the shrewdest
abolition politicians in ihe Slate, warns
its‘political friends in (Ids wise:
“Fell ninh’i v ii) theslart Hint IT.-Miknt
John-on luis fully determined to exhau-l hi- of
liem I in>w er and j>a t rnnage to secure the -nece.-s
nt n I >i«iiM»crni te < lovcnior, I temocra t ic c Vmgre.-s
-ii it mi and a I leinocra t ic Legi-la I are i in Pennsylva
nia. Mind hi- \> id per.-i.-l m Id- pnrpo.-e unle.-s his
mwiiniiir j>r<-\ ,:iN owr hi- perhdy. as it did in
(‘on neel ient
••Tin- iii'niß'inmiic of John-on. rowan A- Co., in
lVnn-\ lyania has a special plan chalked out to
ili loal I nti»n members of ('digress in some six
dist i n-i - m tin- Slat e, The following dist riels am
on Him* slate to lie thrown into (lie hands of Hu*
copperheads. We gi\e t tiedi-1 riels with (he vote
lor i '< iiii'i'i-ss in l-'i»|.
V. OIsI’KICT. XVI. DISTIUCT.
Tha.\ er, \' 11,(K)7, Koonl ('. 11 °l ->
h'»-s. ii i> ngTi
I'nion maj Fni«>nniaJ (is
Mil. IMSTItKT. I XVil. IUSTUKT.
.Mereur. I Ii,7JL Harkt*r, [' !)
Ikoleit. l> S,72:)'Joh nson, I) s[7l.">
I nion maj I’nk.n maj aiij
mv. msTincT. I xvni. Disrincr.
0. K Miller, V Jl.lllii. Wilson, F 11 r,:\\
W. IL .Miller. I> II,ot)2 ( Wright, li m^sj
Fnion maj 027| Fuion maj sgl
The ahovedistriets they hope to throw Into the
hands oi the copperheads either by vol ing direct
ly tortile eopperhead nominee's, or by funning
Independent Johnson candidates as side-shows
l(* the copperhead main circus. Lear Jn mind
that they will rpn candidates of their own or not
as may serve their purpose best. They have
hopes also oi delcat ing llon. Leonard M vers in
INiiladelphia.and if i(lM>al all promising, they
‘will exliausL themselves (u overthrow Jud" , ’e
Kelly,"
It will take some tmulilc lu ligurc (lie
i-lL’t-linn of Geary, or a Roiiulilican Con
p:rossio 11 a 1 -maj<iri(y, out of (hose lads;
ami il will 1,0 even inniv cUduniU, wlion
wo oonsidi'i- the imams to wliich I’resi
ilont Johnson, Sonalor Gowan, ex-Govoi--
nor Johnson ami those oilier notorious
"eojiiierheads" are resorlinf>-(o “ser-nre
llu; sncee-s oC I lio Oenioerat ic lickct,” -
liie /tV :
I I "T. 1 "'. ''''Oliivill lII’ Air. UrraniT as I.Mil'll, lal
llai i islnn-fx, was I ml- tin l lii-”iiniina ol‘ (hr (Irraia
lmio,lsr(,Mtriaj,la| l . 1 l l.v l>r..sl(|em.loliilsiia,Sc'll
al,a iiw.iii and llu- c-nplM-Thrad niaaaarrs wit Ii
, liov. Win. I-', .minima, is
Vi I * ,uu ‘ I'! 11 Olln a I'iilleflnrshiji n/‘ nna of 1 In,
;V ''K-hj'H.v 1 1 1 Si ncls, ill lie Senaie will eniieiir, ami
, iM 'i'l 1 V-, '■nlleelnr of 1I„. Is, dislriet
111 1 lllladelplna, is aliiall In l„. Iwhead,s] lo Minim
a lilac., lor .'lr. A. 11, shoeniala-r, who earned Hie
1. a- 1.% pn-sidma al Hie Him .minis
lillaitnlr Idler 111!' I’reside, 1 1‘s \( In C,,| Wm
|. '‘"'"ns. Coll erln r of I lie I'.a'l of I'll I l.lde'l I .ll la'
a ill, Ol e.iiirse. no o\ erlmaril ns soon ns dean ho
'V' 1 , 11 'ns no prlneiples for sale
1 ,■ I I'l'i-mli I. e. ii 11 pel ei 11 and fallhl'ill ol'-
,p,,time „
-.1 1..1 111, hn< I,a i/.r1., ~;, 11,- Imk^rhl-f-o-ulUm.
I. H' 'll 'll din/,/ r.irrr.s'piim/oirr oar/ eoa.vrd
-1 i'ii/iprr/,r'oi/s. 0,0/ por/o-o/or/o
"j 1 <l./ Ihe f PaoinV/rr, J,
/.'-'I 111,- lilt, ~I //,, Dn,
11l •hhrrnu /'irn/ifh- s- hj> (hr o)i/>r>in(iiif/ /unrr,-,"
\\ hat a tw'istinp: and siiuinnino there
will lie when the Pre- idenl ial irnillothm
I ley ins to descend upon Urn necks of th,.
ieili-ral oil iee-linldersnl't ’ll ml iei'l and cun n-
Iv. There will he more Id,'ml-lied in'llie
" loyal'' rank- limn there was diii'ina; tlm
whole war. Here is another little hem
VnlU " Oc.-;i-ii()imr>'' laltw- 1.1 t j,,.
< I* J I11 1 11:i /V, w, lipamip dale A|nil IMIIi
whii-h may ha of immvM t• * dim- I;,.jai Mi
fan I'rialllln;
" A lull r\V .101 l no nr-- c. illiiiinirv p , , I i 1...
LllVat Itfpll I illra 11 I'tllna pal ly oV \lffl tfi m 1...
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.la mmuMnlaililii. n i-t nmr a,inMilanllv a-.,,.ri
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that d d.-nii-d (luaii in tin* tfivnU'r num
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Southern State shalllreat them with in
justice or inhumanity, Ilicy can a<
iVccmcn, wherever I hey please; ami they
w\\ \ jilca-o lo o-<) where I hey a re he -i t jvat
iml. A;' tiic Southern laiuls are valuele.x
without laher te- euiti /ale then;
call aflhnl In m.‘c iis in.-^Tue*cml;j
Slain-; wliii'h hid (nr (heir lahnr I - ■ hi ! ha
I !Va( menL Tile liiiTt* fact of in “dom
am! Iho nood of iuhmvrs will hi-mv iho
ilicir irijrlits without fodt-r.-d hi
lornM-i net*. Tho ii'ivjil din and lamtdi
t!jat iai.-eri j.hoiil thoir s;;tVty, i a di
iionc-i dovioo of [ho liupublican
;m,'lni’ au’tin ■ Soiiihoni .‘-tato. mi;
of iiio ;j11d provontini' llioir j.arii
oijMiioa in iho iMwidnitial oh- •id.n.-
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tho lidth, I.- urn a'oin y inio iho i .n‘
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jm-uliiii'' to tin* PivsM.mi <*f lh<-
I' niU'il sia'.aml rvideully mli-mlc.-d in drive
him iiiml \vi, n v-tistain him jVnin (In- Tolon
parly.”
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Tin]SOHKRSETAM.U.<i.UIATIOX CASK!
A While Woiiiiui Dlojx'.s uHIa a 'a'sro
We liml, in ilu* Somerset /))i>f<icrnf, o
April il, the following am-omit of anil rc
mark* upon llu* recent elopement of n
white woman with a negro man, in that
rouiltv :
On Monday night. iheiM inM., a daugh
ter of Mr. Win. OrWlilh of Jenner (own
ship, this county, aged about 17 years,
eloped with a hlack as iCrehus,
Sometime after night .Miss CJrillith slip
pcil out from her father’s house, met the
nigger on tin* road according to previous
arrangement and (he same night walked
to Johnstown, is miles distant, with a
view of taking the morning train for
Harrisburg, when* they were to he mar
ried. Mr. (Jrinith discovering the absence
of the parties and suspecting their inten
tions, proceeded forthwith tostoyslown,
the nearest .telegraph ollicc, and there
telegraphed to the police of Johnstown to
arrest them on their arrival, which was
accordingly dime. Miss Hr I tilth was taken
to her father’s house and the nigger was
on the -llh Inst., committed to the jail of
this county toawait his trial til next-court,
which will amount, simply to nothing as
il is no legal udence, hut purely a matter
ofTASTK and smkll. This nigger has
been In the employ of Mr, (.trillith for
some time. ’During the Just winter he
frequently took this daughter and Mrs.
HrilTilh and other female members of the
family sleigh-riding. He was on a per
fect-equality with the family—ale at the
same table, slept under the same roof and
enjoyed Jill the rights and privileges that
Mr. Hritlith’s children did.
Mr. Hriflith is one of the original Ab
olitionists of (he county, has voted that
ticket for the last years to our certain
knowledge, and has advocated the cause
of negro equality in a zealous manner.
He often said before his family that a
“ negro was plenty good enough for a
poor while girl'* with similar expressions,
showing the bias of his mind. The
daughter, having confidence in her fath
er, imbibed his teachings afld .concluded
to act upon them, ."die was perfectly in
nocent and no hlameshouhi attach to her.
.She supposed she was doing right inas
much as her father—her dearest' friend
had taught her that a negro was as good
a* a while man, and bad in hiss own bouse
set an example of social equality between
black and white people. We understand,
she says that she and is hound to
have him. Mr. (Iriilith is one of the best
citizens of this county and wo cannot be
lieve that heever had Hie remotest idea
as to the tendency of his teachings or he
wmild surely have spared liisown family.
I his -aid example -imuhi bo a warning to
llu* people of lids county never to be for
gotten.
In a majority nf laini lies of [ It is count v
th'-i ilocliinc of nrgt-o i-qimlity, sociall'y
anil politically, i- bring (nugbl, berans'o
it is the doctrine of the ((rpubltran party
and they may not see its revolt ini; featur
es until they 1 ind out that some member
oftlic family -some one who conlided in
their tcaehino-. is a I unit to carry their teach
inyts into jiraclin l . And if (1 try do imt want,
their own children to follow'their teach
ings, how as Christians, hound by the
.aolilen rule, can they desire others to
practice what they wont practice (hem
sclvc-. Tlieca-e in hand is a fail-example
"I the result of siteli teachings. Similar
i-a-.es are of frequent occurrence through
out Hu- Xoi-th. Parents, it is dangerous
li-ai-lting-. (tod Almighty for some in
-criilalilc purpose created'lhe blacks and
the whiles ilhiercnt and placed brforr
.'Oil 1 1 n- i \ it;cin eoi li nil 1 1iIierence, and
a lieu ,\ on ai tempi to icversc his decrees
you can't e.\pe"-i to fare better than did
-Ml- first parents when tliey.tbought tliem
ei', es \vi‘-er titan (tod. We adjure
hie people to think of litis matter, (tod
never intended (lie negroes and the
whiles to lie equals and when you come
t o nialic a piT-nmd ttpplir-aiinn of the doc
! ‘'i ni ' "l < - -11111 1 it y, you shrink from it with
Inncui- es did Mr. (iriliitli, when bis
daughter wa- ahom to throw herself into
tin- injl l l raivs 11 1 a urim, Abandon, tv
notitu-e, and abjure at ~m-e and forever
lids horrible, J 1 rawn-ilrfv ing —(lod-in
suiting doet ri nr, lieiore you r fani ilii-s mav
tie disgraeed ami ruitn if.
A.v < i m.K ( 'oxvkvi io.\. -a ,- :l n i lfls
Buttle 1( d‘ :i Ih'puMicali Johnson
s ßile (''invention, Ir>j u rutsburg;
in .July next, to pm in imniination :i third
i'.tniliilalo lor (inventor. Thousands of
t on-erv.-iliw 'orrtithor Uu*
Ui'jnihlk-ansl liavc -miied copies of
ilu- call endorsing .-mil approving the
The -‘hoys in blue,” who
; kht lor the I nioti, an*e t; per-aily aetive
in the movement. They deelare that Ih.e
\ aiikm- polith-ian-. aial (invert mient plun
'l ivr- >hal! not iK*—l rny, tor Iho I lencdlt of
lla- negroes, and for nviv parly purpose,
liu- work they saerilieed ft o much to per-
I'H’in. Many of them pronounce (Joary a
f' l tor r. ihe r;uiH>. and unworthy the
support of any soldier except lho>o. who
hf!tcved the war w;c wtured “ for the Afri
imii and )ii-< ra<v. M
< M’eouise we would rat her see the-v men
'.ipporthi': Mi-, ('iynier. wlio i< with
hv-ddent JohiiMm in his restoration poli-
'V : hut. it we have to choose between
( uvry (he candidate of the UNunionists
and a true' Fh'puMiean, gave ns (lie lat
cr hy al! mean-, fan us endeavor to
have a (iovenmr who is for the Federal
1 nion. l'»riiie .-npremaey of the (’onsli
: m lon, and who will not override llie
I've-aiid rights of the people.
I’m; I)im njumms iu:i’inn;n do von
in; (i i: rr\s nr in; Hkiidks a Mkdar.—
I i the Senate of Pennsylvania, on the sth
o: April, K»l. Senator hamherton, a He-
Oiori'al, oiihivd the following’ resuhition ;
A’- ir- <!. licit Mi.- i-, *minilIi*r on finance bo
in - i i-ufioil i<< i.ruiii in a hill aut hnrir.ing liie gov
i'll"ii' ia Hu- Commonwealth lo cause a suitable
no -1 o 1 in yoM to be -.truck and presented lo (ien
'’* •' I •'* ca<l* amt such other .suitable lest inumini as
a may diyiiv, to be prevailed to the other com
■ 11 nuumI aiii 1 iioa-oriiiitn i <sioned otlleers amt
i>. n'atis ot (his Slate who wrought for tins com
monwealth a great deliverance from ret ad inva
■ loii, on llie sanguinary ami victorious Held of
1 i'-tt .•slmra.”
'-‘enatur Johnson, di-unioni.-l, moved to
■ m.ead by directing the eoiillliittee to in
-1; ' iii/o Ihri’.rji, dii'iti-iiof do’uu/tiO. The
lieiiioerals voted against amending the
ohuiim and UuMiisuniciiist.s Tor it. The
amendment was carried. The committee
ituf rrni*i(lrr if and never
in the htl!, and no medal was
mer presented to (tenoral Mead and his
because of this vote of the dis
nnionids, hook at tlu* Hecnrd, p.vj;c
n 11 m i o I
ii' !UIV
SuiU*
:-Ai,\i;ii;s or Statu Oi'j.'umus.— The
' I'-'iK-nil Appropriation hill which passed
the Legislature Indore uiljoiinimcnl , in
creases tile salary of the fiovemor to
Hi' a year, emnmeiieiiig with the next
l"nu, The Mtiarii,:. of the. President .imlg
e-ill'the ('mil'll ol' ( 'innmini Pleas of the
-evei'al cmintry ilistriels, ai'c raised In .<:! -
Via a year. The President Judge.- of the
I ’ 1 1 11 a 1 1 1 • 1 11 hi a < 'niii'ls are In receive .<5,01111,
caul the As-ueiales Si,mill, The members
nl tile I .ogi.-lnl lire voted Iheinsel vi s i aeh
'l.liaa Inr iheir rviees dui'ina the ms
■ ien. Thesalaiy !i.veil by law Inr iiiem
her ni' the I.eei-lalare, L STiia; hnl nnr
"l-.yal" law-makers, J1111 i 1 n 14- a much
hie her valla- 11i e ■! 1 their labors than (he
i" e|ile 1 In, made a raid mi the lieasui'V
tor SOOii apiece extra, Disinterested pa
triots, truly 1 With the parly in power,
spoil* are the chief ijhii.
.luilN DUOWX'S sol'l. MAKCIIINI'I ON!’
our WASHINGTON LETTER
Cnir.v I(umvH Ills ItighlnOloro Abolition I»n•
l>llci(r-A Now .Slate Croatcrt ■ with only Sev
en Tlioiisiiikl Void.s-A KcooiiMlrliol hm
Commit 100 for New Uiifflanil-Ilio 4 nr of tils
lCoyal Abraham I-Siininor In
sults tho Wliilo Laboring Mon ol the North—
Tlao (Juillotiiio at IVorU-TI»o Tost Oath lit
cousf itiition:i!*A Non - Boluu.v ISay.
■\V.\sin NOToN April ;M, ISIiG.
.M ksshs. [barons Vou'ntkku A balf-dozen
“highfalutin" gentlemen of color weal into u
first- class restaurant on Pennsylvania avenue
the other day, seated t hem.- el ves at a table, s]»read
their napkins, summoned “ minelm-d" and gave
a gorgeous order for broils, slews and (Vie.-. They
were quietly informed that they eonld not !>•»
served— Unit there was no provision for “ eolored"
eiislom In that home. “No!" exclaimed a very
lofty darkey, with a well assumed air of indig
nant surprise. “No! Look alien, now ; Ph* reck
on yon hasn't read dal Civil Lights lull I" The
orator was 1 lien informed that In* was in a res
taurant, not in Congress, ami that the discussion
of the Civil Lights hill was not I adore that house.
He was also requested to leave, which In* did. live
dark countenances following him.
Tho Senate has dually passed the hill to admit
Colorado into the Union, and thereby put its
handful of people on an equality in the Senate
largest. Slate now represented, it was
freely admitted, in debate, that the new' State
lias not more than twenty-five or thirty thous
and people, while the present basis of represen
tation fora single Representative in Congress
for the othorStates is one hundred thousand popu
lation, but the insincerity of tlie Radical hue
and cry in favor of universal suffrage was never
more fully illustrated than by the vole of the
Senate accepting this Colorado Const Hut ion with
adlslinct prohibition against (lie political equal
ity of tin* negro. That Is, these radicals declare
that the South shall not lie restored to h.er place
in the Union, until she confers the right, of sull
rage* upon the negro ; and yet, for tlie purpose of
still further increasing their majority in Con
gress, they admit a new .state into the Union
whoso Constitution explicitly limits the right of
suffrage to the while man.* Was there ever du
plicity more shameless and apparent.
Ono of tho radicals avowed in the House, the
oilier day, that it was the 'business of t his Con
gress “not only to reconstruct the .Southern
States, but to reconstruct all the Stales, so as to
guarantee to each a republican form ufGovern
mont." As only ten months remain of the exist
ence of the presold Congress, they will be kepi
pretty busy toget alt lids busbies* accomplished
by the fourth of March next. As the present
Joint Committee is engaged exclusively
constructing” the Southern Stales—and particu
larly Texas —it is proposal! to raise another Com
mittee to ** reconstruct" the Northern Stales.—
This last Committee willemploy witnesses, main
ly hitter and prejudiced Southerner’*, to [ravel
through New England ami the West, to sec wind
the whites say about the loyalty of the negroes
In those Stales. The passage of negro-sulfrnge
laws will he made a condition precedent to the
admission of every Stall', part lealarly Connecti
cut, which was disloyal enough to reject the boon,
laM fall, by six thousand majority.
The saleof the magnificent ear which bore the
rcnniina of Alnaliam Lincoln from Wii.-liltmlim
(«• lliclr final resllim place In Illinois, took place
on Thursday lasi, ai Alexandria. It was sold to
Ward 11. Liiiutin, Ksq.. for wt.saii. Tin* car cost
tin* Government sound hint; over one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars,and was manufactured
by the (.lovormnoiit military railway corps, to he
used hy Mr. Lincoln when he should have occa
sion I<j travel hy rail-road, Stanton refused to
coullrm the sale. This inaj-nlflccn t vehicle was
i*uill am) used in the lifetime of President Lin
coln, at tin* expense of the Government-—{lie
people of tills country paying one hundred and
llfty thousand dollars fora car for a Hepuhllean
President to ride in ! I venture t!u- assertion that
no monarch ever rode in a earring.* costing half
that amount of money. And yet (his is the man
whose virtues arc extolled from every Republi
can press ami pulpit in the land; mid who, we
are told, went straiidil to Heaven from his box
in the theatre.
Sumner, in a speech in the Semite, the other
• lay, on a hill to indemnify naval contractors for
losv.i.*', on work done for the. government, paid
this handsome compliment to tin- white mechan
ics of the; North :
‘ Had the contracts been niadcin t hue of peace,
( would not be just Hied in what was
now proposed, hut war had made changes that
could not he overlooked. Jt would he slmplv an
net ol justice to make-rood lhc.se losses to'the
mechanics of tin-country, who had contributed
"bar>'7 (I.s I i/v/v <thaul (■) .•un/, f f V ,-rrn /hr l'rrr<l~
iti‘‘», In thr nn/iiii):i! sn,‘r.’sx."
This pampered aristocrat m-\--r letsan oppor
lanity pass to Insult the poor white men of the
eouniry, N’o man need expect Justice or eburte
sy at Ids liaiuls, unless his face he blank and his
hair kinky. The idea that white laborin'; men
eoiilnlmled '‘almost u\ mark to national success
as tin* fiwdmen,” is a.burning insult on the val
or nfthc while troops who wrested victoiy from
Hie hands of the rebel foe.
t>n Thursday last. Senator (’.»w an, in the exec
utive session of the Senate made amotion lo
discharge (lie Senate Finance Committee from
the Inrther consideration of tiu- nomination of
ex-Cos t'rnor .Johnston, of Pennsylvania, as Col
lector of Internal Revenue at Pittsburg. The
Radicals Hew up at once, amt a spicy and exci
ting debate Ail lowed. It was distinctly avowed
by the leader?, Rial no man should* be continued
as the siieccssorofany ollieer whose removal had
been made on political grounds, and they inti
mated that llie President might as well benoti
lied of lids detenu ina Ron on (he part of the ma
jority of the Senate may, as i;l guy lime. Sena
tor Rowan’s motion was lost, and the IVum-yl
vauia nominations will probably remain forever
huried in Rio Senate committees. The war has
thus lieon renewed in dead earnest. It is assert
ed, however, b.s tin.* friends of the President that
tins action of llie Senate will not cause him lo
waver an instant in the i-our.se he lias seen lit to
pursue. Jnil that he will goon and make such re
mo\ als ns in his judgment may appear neee-sa rv.
To a prominent gentleman, j esterday, he assert
ed that he would appoint no man lo olllce who
did not give, a cordial support to his measures
for the restoration of Rio fnion, and he further
intimated that no avowed opponent of those
measures now in olHce would he allowed to re
main here. This is a bold stand to lake, but
Rm>y who know the President intimately say
Rial lie is fully capable of maintaining it.
The United Slates Supreme Court has decided
that the .Missouri •* inm-elad" test oath is uncon
stitutional. The Court also decided that the
t ongressiniial lest oath is also I’uconstßulioiml,
hut tlißnigl; the chicane, y of Chief .Justice Clia.-e
the opinion lias not delivered before the Court
adjourned. As the Court will not meet again tin
lil December, this action of the chief Justice is
intend.-d to keep’this important decision from
the people until after the coming Congressional
election?,. Such dodging would not hi* over cred
itable in a ward politician, ami it is most mights
small ItnauM-y in a Chief Justice.
1 am happy to announce that the Government
of liie United Elates is about establishing anew
Botany Ray. The United .States Attorney of this
city last week entered a no/, pros, in the ease of
forty eight negroes, eontlncd in jail for various
high crimes and misdemeanors, with the umler
xhuulinf/ that they were lo yo to Louisiana, where it is
calculated they will employ then rare talents as
siduously, until they are elevated to some hlyh
position in suciely-a gallows for instauee-to
their manifest improvement and the benefit of
mci-ouniry. Caucasian.
l&.if- “ Occasional” Homey says it is
wickedness (0 call such a body of loyal
men, as now-compose Congress, a “ Cen
tral Directory," a “Hump Congress,” or
a “ Despotism.” It may bo wicked, and
gratharshly on loyal.ears, hut' ills tho
truth. This hlnod-hotmd used In leach
that tho President was the “ govern men t ' ’
and denounced all as traitors who did
not accept'that definition. Now ho calls
the President, “ Unit man,” “ traitor,”
etc. Tills dog must think (hat people of
Ihis country are all fools and knaves,
like himseif. Two years in Fort Intliiy
ellc would iin;ii'ove (his parasite very
much. '
Cassius M. Ci,ay Sfi'PonT.s tiu; Pjiks
iDHNT. Cassius At. Clay, onr Minister to
liussia, in a letter dated HI. Petershnrg,
>:iy*
“ I it,vni ll my ilnly 0. deiimmeii Hie emir.-e in'
silltiMrr.'Ulit.Slel'.eis. //', ,Hr I,lit* rrunilr, loi/itl
iw/11 Siii'g J stand by the President's veto nftlie
!• ri’filinca a Uurorm liill. This ult.Mnpt of i’on-
Kivss to mlci'icro willi tho rights of.Hr! Stoics af
. r l ,, t .Vi l '' var 1 is a qsvirpulion of now
ci unkiHßMi lu the ooib.iitn[ion,jinU subversive
nL U iuJ’ h ’i I' ‘. ,l republicanism, ns lms.nl
upon Hu? oI.U-onshiuiiou oftho UuUo.l Sialt-s “
Mr. Clay was an original cmuncipatiou
ami one of tlio most oaniost republi
cans ip the country.
GIJXKRAIi NEWS.
—Tlu- Meiverfemule cxpedit ion h;m arrival
San Francisco.
—A stable, with live homes. valued at 'rim*
each, was burned at Portland, Me., on Saturday
—Jack Cooper, who murdered John Uhoden
baugh, oT Portage county, Ohio, on the niirhl o
the :Hlh of October last, was executed la-d Fri
—Troon ; arc to herein to Fannin county «ieor
(da. at the request of(tnv. Jenkins, to quell dis
turbances.
It is stated that snow I o the depth oft wo inch
es fell in the vicinity of Fmsthnrjr,-Md,, dnrini;
-Monday n'ciht last.
—There was tv severe j;ale on hake Frle last
Monday, and many disasters to vessels are ie
port ed.
—Tin* merchants ol Cine inn.at i have sub>erlhed
f;!U(»a for (he destitute people of Alahnma. ami
the cloriry tire about to move in the matter.
—On the Hilth nil., the passenger and freight de
potsof the Detroit ami Milwaukee and Michigan
S,nit hern railroad at Detroit were destroyed by
lire, boss siliM,odd, but nenerally insured.
—During Hie first three months of the present
> ear, the Freed men's Ihirean isMied li. nil ions
to whites, and •*;Jjr. - }» to blaeks, in Arkansas.
—Five deaths ami thirteen additional cases o
cholera an* reported in New York Hay sluet
Thursday. The disease, however, is becoming
milder.
—Sonic of the (Jeoruia planters have been
obliged to plant a second crop of cotton, owlm; I >
a lovs of vitality in the seed, caused by lon lorn*
storage.
—Tlircc of tin- who volunteered to
attend tin; cholera patient's on tln* Steamer Kim
land, at. Halifax, caught the disease, and one of
them. Dr. Slayter, has died.
—Kijjht passengers escaped from the steamei'
KniHaml at Halifax, amt it is feared they may
spread the cholera on this continent. Three
eases of cholera are reported at. Halifax.
—Six hur-dars entered the National Hank at
Cadi/ Ohio, Saturday, and robbed it of SDD.O!)'), A
reward of iM,O!)i) has been oHe red fur the arrest of
the robbers and recovery oflhe property,
— l The2'llh all was observed in many places in
the South in memory of the Confederate dead
Their graves were dressed with tlowers, and other
demonstrations were made.
—II. !•’. Remington, of MprJmjfield,
M*tls, has uhtiitn»‘<| a pntcut- fnr the I:M m»vetl;.
—n pn per Mi f «*i —Jo hr up Tor I lie nn »!<•*! <um
«|(' i went y-live eeliD, iUIi) to 111 1 sweat pm ml.
—The peslileuee in New York Inrhor is n | the
Jm.'U type, ami i> making fearful
)\a\<ie. Twenty juMit iona 1 deaths are reported,
and Pr. Itisvei. allendin;.'physieian. is ill ( »f pp.
disease.
A widow lad\ of Dim v i He, K.v., t • mi; an nr
ji!i:| !i Ihi\ to raise, quite -.mail, and when lie ar
ris ed at I! i e aye oi I hein a rriei Illjin. 1 a i n a
then in Inr.Viih \eitr, The\ li\< ■< I many mm
together, happy as an,\ couple. Ten \ears :i; r,,
(lies took an orphan nirl to mis*-. ], ; ,st tall Hie
• lid lad,\ died, heniii !)i> yeai-s oi aae. and in s"\e M
weeks alter liie nli] man married (he uirl ti-m
Inal raised, he heimr si\t \ -ei'i!, I yea;- .. j. { ami
- -Senator Fessenden is able to walk out.
—Senator Dixon will return to (’onnoel lent as
soon as in* I- aide to 1 rtn el,
—Admiral Favraunt and wile are in Washhu--
lon.
—<hmei-al Mead is reported Film dial Ivi •-( i .ort
Maine.
—fhm. hanie! K. sickles has been nominated to
the Senate as \\ s. Minister to Holland.
—.Monday wa- t he TUd an n i versa ry of) he hirtli
of Shakspen re.'
-thmeral Hanks, Provost Judir,. nt Newnrh-ans,
is in Jail on a eh a rue of swindling.
An attempt to a-sa-sinale the Kmperorof
Ihtssia was made mi tin* loth hist. ’’
—Hen. Hurnside was inau-nratedti..v.'rnor -if
Rhode Island nn 'Wednesday.
—Twenty-one of U t c present members (1 f the
bnited states Senate are native* of New Fn'r
laml. ‘ “■
—Ron. riemenf C. Flay and wife leii Petersburg
on Thursday for their home at Huntsville Alaha-
—’i he Kev.. l. Kelly, for the past forty vears
priest of the parish of .st. Peter's in .Jersey’ city,
was found dead in his hod on Saturday morning!
—lwen t y - two out ot forty-si \ Republican pa
pet's In California support the President's policy,
as do all t ho Democrat ie papers.
~ Ind;ie Nelson,of lie- rnited SI at t - C! ron i (
Court, has decided (hat, tile surplus earnings of
a hank cannot he taxed as capital.
—Wade Hampton, said h» he a cousin of the
iehe] (icneral of that name, has heen appointed
Postmaster at Pittsburg, i’a.
—Miss Dayton, who was shot hy Ru.-v, in prook
lyn, soma months ajro, has recovered from her
injuries, and lias "one to Hie Wed when- her rela
tives reside.
—' The report of tin- failing health ..f (b-n.-nil
Cass, which lias been qiillc im-valeiil lon- son,,,
days, is i-onti-adiclcit by (ieneral Cass.
—.los. .1. sti-wiii-l, ofnalliiiioiv. Assi-ssor of In
tc-i-inil Ucveime for llio Third Ifislrl.-l ol Jtary
liuiit, In-n-lofnn- eoiisldereil as on llu- Ha,ii,al
side, has c-oiin- mil i-lniiliallcally and mi
iinesliiin.-lbly for ill,. puJiey ~f llu- IV.-eb-n|. ~,,,1
will stislain it al all lu/.arits.
--Tin- I'lv.sidulU i;as s,-nl lo lla-S, u ,r
01 Andn-w 1,. tlol.dnsoii lo be iioslniaslor al Allo
gli'-ny, t’a.. \ it-,- S. Kiddi,-, removed, and IV. I‘.
.n.iiiislon lo he Colleelm-Of Internal Uevemie for
Hie Allegheny oiinili disirlel, I hi., vi.-e n. g.
White, i-i-mo, ed. ' . ‘ *
Tice t.ogislaLiire adjourned tlliallv yeslerdav
It lias done lively leu- eommeiiihible thin-'s and
nian v that are highly censurable. The only ’rem
i d,\ t hat exists is in (lie people; and tlint consisls
ill seloclingiiienofa liettergi-nde for law-makers
It lln.i will imt exert the anllioriiy they possess
in llu- premises they iniisi siill'er,- 'ion J'r-
The above confession is very (nir. And
the 11 ofCrf.-sit y of a change in the political
character of (ho majority of the members
its i er t \ apparent, Jhe Disunion Sti-iviins
party have laid an overwhelming major
ity in hath Houses, anil hud cut ire con
trol ot the legislation.
Mi. him ot Jario, a Jhsmiion .Sena
tor, said in a speech that the Senate was
“reeking with corruption,"’ We hope
the people will take this timely hint and
hereafter send better men to the .Legisla
ture, by electing- Democrats. Money and
corporate power have keen legislating for
(lie people, through corrupt means, ft
.should not thus he. The only good act
they have done was to adjourn'.
Jim Lank a Tain-: Tjiojmikt.—The no
torious Jim Lane of Kansas has long been
high authority among the radicals. They
will scarcely dare to question the correct
ness of Ilia view of the Connecticut decs
tiou or of the truth of the prophecy which
he bases on that event. We commend to
their -consideration the following extract
Irom the Conf/i'cnnional Globe ;
Mr. Kansas—But it Is saiil the Pi-esi
ileiiL niua-iiu-ed wan tin.- Coiinceiicui ckition
l.et me say m Hie Itepabla-ims just, one wmV i
the suh.ieel of mat eloialon. iji„.
nkuiluit.iimU-iliuulclUiniiultoUepi Viean n-’u- v
would be imlun-sea. Jt is but llio urst so ' i i 'V
Ihe liaudwming.m U,o wall. JtA-ou pe.-mU th,
iJeniuei-aOe imity to take, amt ()(-oii.,v Um a.
loim oI rosliJi'iiur tlio.so Sinless in n>,;‘i-.s
nuuaiy UiusciSSmiators anil’ Iti-pi-esiMU-mvV.-ml
u.ea- p.auos in Congress, 1 veunae Vlu ss,V.i,m
vail
{irs sa „ »
iVmLN-o'- L ' " lO T 10 - v,u ’aeailjers m their places 1 m
eougitss, uiut a uiey eainiui Uo a throu-'h iho
he lul’llean imi-ly.if they ea.mot, <U, it to m - ‘
"‘ U a ° “
Thi.‘ following are some of the fries
uttered by the negroes of Norfolk, Virgi
niu, ■while they were celebrating the
“passage" of the “ Civil nights’! hill by
murdering- white men, women and hoys
in the streets and in their homes : “ Hal
iy, rally, hoys, and kill u white sono'fa
h— wherever you liud him!" “.stop
that white son of ah—! Kin him!"—
“ Hally in, hoys! bring him out and
shoot hipi 1" “Here’s a white man; damn
him, let’s kill him!" “That’s the way
we ought to serve all the while livered
sons of h—s!" &e., &e. The foregoing
are taken from the testimony of tho wih
nesses at the inquest held upon the bod
ies of tire murdered Whitehurst family.
LOCAL
.Schoolt'n.Nv kntiox.—j* ui . .
call ol’tlio Comity Superintend,'' Mil
School Direcloi's of Cmnhiirlanil
assembled in (he Court iln lw ,.
ji.slc, on Tuesday a!
ten o’clock to select a Coaniv s'" 1 " 1
(undent: for the ensuing three'
Hon. Hugh Stuart, of South
was called to the Chair, anil llJ '
of Shiremanstown, and Sam’!, jj' ,? l!;
ry, of Souihainj.toii, were ,! '"'
ric.s. John He/llelinger of
(iuo. Swart/, of Hampden, wiav
nomination Cor the ollicc of
parintondent. On the llrsi ballot ' '
Mr. llollielinger had r,;i VH(I ,.
< Ico. Swartz “ .|c, ~
Mr. HelHel'inger was therefore
elected. The salary was then
$701) per annum ; after which Prof,"(j-x
len of Newvillo add ressed the ci
tion hn ( he importance of XoVmal x/'t
instruction as a means of preparhe-i,,'?
ers for the duties of their position V
Gulden's address was listened t, M j:''
marked attention, and we (rust
have Some effect in awakening the
pie of Cumberland County In the in/' '
tanee of seen ring’ (he location
in tins county.
Mr. Hclllctingor is a young an,„ „ f|i|i
abilities who has had ten nr eling lM .,"
experience in teaching, and willniaCw
active and elfieienl, Snpurinlein|.. ii | " lS
Mia.AM'iroi.i.vSi-u'im:,—
morning last, .Mrs. MT'nlloh, W |^ (
.laniL's MVnlloh, Is.su;, I'esidiiur 01, t ,| r
Stale iload near Xewvillo, ju-msa ;d
usual hour, anil went, down s(aii\. n, jii,
family supposed, to make the (ire. Srnu!
time afterwards, our of her dauylit,!,-
waul into Iho kitchen, and not IhnijJ,
her nintl mr there, wont in search j,,;
to 11 in smoke house, where she «n-,|i„
ooveivd suspended hy (he neck f mi „
Ol' dll' heauis, life being emir, |y cxij,,,..
No eau.-e is assigned p,,. j hi-me'lanelinllv
oceiirreuee, whieh has east „ K |„„,„
(lie rutiro community. Mr.. .M'('nil,,!,
was in middle life, lived „ | in , r . |n ’'
and we- surrounded hy everviliii,,, |,„
heart could desire. She ,-ee„„.,| i„|,,, ln
usuai health and ; piriN, lap 1,,.,. mj|l|l
ceidonlls mu-1 have given anay, si„.
leaves a devoted hii.iiaud aii'hiV.vi-., ( ;mi .
ily (n morn her !•>-
<i(.oii-jlv i-:, A run..— April is truly ■■ hi,
Imi Mekle." She presents as many cluni
p-es as if Father Tilin' had selected a iVj
days from eaeh season and mixed thru,
together in a sort, of wmlUi r
■During the mouth whieh has just,
we have had snow storms which would
have done credit to January, the r.f,
blustering winds of March tile l.aliuyait
of -'fay, here and there patches of ,hinf.
own “green o’ the; earth, anil I>l 110 o' tin
■l;y,” days almost as sultry a-i .Inly u
August, tile wreaths of smoke ainiurilk
liiouutaiu and the ehilly evening n;
Autumn. AVell .April lias gone, aini. jay
powith lhe Hit linp. Ifit -t ill prove.-, true
that "April showers bring May Umveo,"
we ought to have a very plentiful (Tnj)of
daisies and dandelions during thepresetd
mouth.
A.NoTinut l!oi,i) Ronnunv.--OnFriday
evening last, the wife of Mr. JuedScncv.
residing on the eorncr of Mitt amll.-atli
e! Streets, liad occasion m o- () [o a,.,.,,
in Hie upper story of her house, wlu-iidk
suddenly encountered a rohher, whnliiii
riediy .shoved her from the mom, Inrkd
the door and then made ids e-eapr h
Pay oi (die liaieony. Hln-at once aianuid
Ihe family, who v. ere sitting below, Imi
liie villain had escaiiud with his plunder
which consisted of two tifty-dollar note
and some other valuables belonging I"
Mrs. Williams, a daughter of Mr. Sciut,
who resided in (lie house.
I’ria UAsnui t'Anusj.nSi-ni -\\\
leant that Mr. W. t r, Thompson ami sill
in'capitalists of Harrisburg have piirchii-v!
Carlisle Springs, and are refitting tin
buddings throughout, in order to veitder
them among the most altractivo siininiei
resorts in the country. The Curli-lt
Springs have long been a proininriil in
stitution, and thousands of persons- from
the large cities have been bonc/ited by a
tew weeks’ recreation there during lie
summer. Under the charge nC the no;
linn Hie Springs cannot fail to continue
popular. .Mr. Thompson is known ;e
one of [he most successful hotel kefjier
in I’ensyivania, and, with thegentk-iueu
ii-oieialcd with him, will spare neither
lime nor expense lo maintain for the
farlisle Springs the good reputation the}'
have so long enjoyed.
Das I'ARDbY. —Some villain on Muiidity
night of last; week made an ell'orl to throw
the morningl rain front the track at acattk
guard about a mile aurt a half below
Xewville, (distractions were placed uf*
on the track and a rail sot in the cattle
guar-1, point e-i .-in a-i to run into and Destroy
the engine. FVi-tunately it was dhcov
erod in time to prevent any scrimtsinjury
—Tin-train was slacked tip ami when h
reaehed (lie (instructions was movin? f’
slowly that although the engine "a
damaged somewhat, U was tint. ( limivn
from the track.
D<i.-nu-;.s,srxG and patau AoJUMiN I '-"
A most distressing accident, occurred, i
few days ago, near Chambersburg, Friuile
lain ooimty, by which a girl of about
eleven years of ago, a-daughter of Mr.
Christian .Leidig, was killed. AVe
infurmecl that the family had moved, ai"
a day or two afterwards the Utile k ll
relumed to their former residence-tor th
purpose of obtaining a cat that had h ccll
left, there. Tito house was unoccultk'di
and Die girl attempted to effect an eutrn |lCt
atone of the windows. While diting
(lie sasti foil upon her neck, and twji;
sistanoo being at hand, she was u» 11 ' ) ' c
to extricate herself. When found du
wtts dead.
I. l.mi;.—As this is the season for wM 6
wa-'hing, it is well lo know where o°° l
lime can he hail. Maj. Jacob Brelz. a
Hailey's old stand, in North .Street, h ;b j'
choice lot of fresh white lime on la" 11 '
which lie is selling at moderate rates.""
Ho will also keep constantly on, I" 111 ' ''
full supply of lime suitable for plasterem
&e. (five him a call,\all who wm" n 0 ’ 1
well-burned lime.
l-’ini; ix Tin-: Hol'x'TAlX'. —An exle.v
sive lire has been raging on the A" 1
-Mountain, during tills week, preseati l '.-*
u grand and imposing spcciacle at iuß 1 ■’
lighting up (lie Northern liorizon ■'
lurid glare. Wo have not learned " 1-1
damage lias lieen done.