4rolitsittr.
CARLISLE, PA.
TUnrsd ay, October S, 1873.
DEMOCRATIC HATIOHAI TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
HORACE GEEELEY,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
B. GEATZ BROWN,
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
"■ f6r governor,
CHARLES R. BCCKAIEW,
' ' OF COLUMBIA COUNTY.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
JAMES THOMPSON,
OF ERIE COUNTY. •
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL,
WILLIAM HARTLEY,
OF BEDFORD COUNTY.
FOB CONGRESSMEN AT LARGE, '
RICHARD VACX, of Philadelphia.
JAMES H. HOPKINS, of Pittsburg.
HENDRICK B. TVBIOHT, of. Luzerne Go.
DELEGATES TO CONSTITUTIONAL CON
VENTION,
1. George W. Woodward, of Philadelphia,
2. Jeremiah S. Black, York.
3. William Bigler, Oiearfleia.
4. William J.Reor, Somerset. .
6. William H. Smith, Allegheny.
8. P.P. Gowen, Philadelphia.
7. John H. Campbell, Philadelphia.
8. 8. H, Reynolds, Lancaster.
0. James Ellis, Schuylkill.
10. 8. C.T. Dodd, Venango. , ,
11. G. M, Dallas. Philadelphia. *
12. R. A. Lamhorton. Dauphin.
18. A. A; Purman, Greene.
14, William M. Corbett, Clarion.
ELECTORS.
SENATORIAL.
EDGAR.COWAN, of Westmoreland.
GEORGE W. SKINNER, of Franklin.
REPRESENTATIVE.
BELDIN MARVIN, of Erie.
JOHN B. MILLER, of Huntington.
B. GROSS FRY, of Philadelphia.
hislricts.
1. Thomas J, Barger. 18. D. Lowonhorg. -
2. Steph. D. Anderson. 14. J. M'Knlght.
3. John Moffalt. 15. Henry welsh.
4. George R. Berrell. 16. Henry J,.Stable,
6. [Not agreed Jipon.l ,17. B. W. Christie.
6. isoiah B. Houpt. 18. William F, Logan.
7. Samuel A. Dyer, 19. Rassolas Brown.
1 8. Jesse G. Hawley. 20. F.M. Robinson.
9, H. B. Swarr, 21. J. R. Molten. -
10, B.‘Reilly. 22. T. H. Stevenson.
11, John Kunklo. 23. John £. Bard,
12, F. W. Gunster, , • ,24. Qeorgo W. Miller.
THE DEMOOEATIO COUNTY TICKET.
FOB : CONGRESS,
JOHN A. MAGEE,
of Perry.
FOB CONSTITUTIONAL * CONVENTION,
S. M. WHERRY, Southampton twp
J. M’D. SHARPE, Franklin county.
FOR ASSEMBLY,
MUHLENBERG. WILLIAMS,
of NewvUle. ;
FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE,
HENRY G. MOSER,
ol Mechanicsburg.
FOB CLERK OP THE COURTS,
GEO. 8. EMIG,
of Carlisle.
FOR COMMISSIONER,
SAMUEL ERNST,
of Frankford.
FOB PROTHONOTABY,
D. W. WORST,
of Upper Allen.
FOR REGISTER,
JOHN BEEP,
of Penn.
FOB DIRECTOR OP THE POOR,
CHRISTIAN OLEIM,
of Monroe.
FOR AUDITOR,
GEORGE HEAGY,
of Hopewell.
Democratic & Liberal Republics
Mass Meeting!
iVT CARLISLE, OCT- 3
AT MECHANICSBURO, OCTOBER 4.
NEWYILLE* OCT, 5,
Owing to reports about sickness in
Cariise, and in compliance with sugges
tions from leading men from the vari
ous townships, the proposed Mass
Meeting advertised to be held in Car
lisle on Saturday afternoon, October 5,
has been indefinitely postponed, and In
its stead an evening Mass Meeting will
be held in the Court-house, Carlisle, on
Thursday evening, October 3,
There will also be a meeting of Dem
ocrats and Liberals at Mechanicaburg.
on Friday evening, October 4,
Also, at Newville, on Saturday
evening, October 8,
All these meetings will be addressed
by able speakers from abroad, and it is
expected that all will be well attend
ed. Friends of Eefbrm 1 turn out, and
assist to rescue our State from the hand 8
of those who practice “addition, divi
sion and silence.’’ .
BAM’L N. EMINGER,
Chairman Co. Com.
Silver Spring Awake!
A meeting of the Democrats and
Liberal Republicans will bo hold at
Leidlg’s tavern, on Wednesday even
ing, October 2, to be addressed by sev
eral able speakers.
A Tote for Bombergor
for the Legislature, Is a vote for Camer
on for United States Senator.
The Radicals
are looking very blue; they wilt before
the frosts of October. All that is nec
eseatynow is for the Democrats to turn
out on NEXT TUESDAY,
Hon, S, S, Ooz
la less troubled with Gen. Grant’s tak
ing of gifts than with the consideration
for which he took them. This la just
the point where the trouble comes in.
The "Press” Says
that the speech of the Hon. Charles B.
Buckalow, at Lancaster, on the evening
of the 2Gth instant, Is the ablest ever
delivered in the State, and was deliv
ered without notes.
Hon. George W. Cass
late President of the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad, has been
elevated to the Presidency of the North
ern Pacific Railroad, a post of great re
sponsibility and labor.
• The County Ticket,
It should be the object Of cveryDem
dorot in the county to use his beat ef
forts to swell the majority for the"
County Ticket. That adcsporatq ef
fort is to be made'"by 'this'Radicals to
defeat a portion of the Democratic tick
et, Is' certainly true. Money has been
sent here to bo used against our candl
datef/or Assembly, Mr. 'Williams, It
is well
from.,. Simpn.Camerpayis a .candidate
for re-election to the United States Sen-
ate, and hence his. anxiety,'to havjo.p
.majority of Jjia topis lii /he Legfsjatnjre,
; Democrats, ; see; to'. it ttjat the' Cpunity
Ticket receives thofull party.vete.,, Wp,
must net permits.man to be defeated.
Bo at work, tben, D,pipQcrata, fQr.,the .
State, County and,Dj3triot, ] tiokete. i,a
magnificent opportunity is offered youi
to rescue Pennsylvania from the clutch
es of the Bings that .have ruled her to.
her ruin. The candidates of theßings,
Hartranft and Affem .are ■ unpopular;
with their to. Unpeo
ple 1 * They are charged with corruption
and unfitness by the leading Bepubli
canjpresses of the State, and the charge'
la“ sustained by sworn ' testimony.
Thousands of Republicans rbfuao to sup- ;
port them. Thousands. of the' most
steadfast Bepublicans will vote for
Buckalew. Here, then, Is your oppor
tunity JAwake!. arise! shake off your
Cease to 'halt and:<doubt'
about the Presidential guestion !■ That'
will take care of itaolfl/ Seo you to it
that our own Democratic State ticket;
while the noble Buckalew at its; head,
receives the full vote of the county. .
Organize, then! Bring‘ out ‘ your
neighbors and- friends 1 We must ; WE
WILL WIN THIS: BIGHT! If wo
do not, it will he the fault of those who:
stand around with their fingers in their
mouths, refusing or neglecting to do
their duty. Where -is the than who
will fail in this crisis?' ■
Thu Radical supporters of the Infat’
mous Hartranft—most of them negroes
—held a meeting at Mount Holly on
Friday evening last, at which Todd In
dulged in one Of his refined and charao-'
teriatlc speeches. He called the Demo
crats horse-thieves. Mr. Buckalew a
traitor, the Republicans who supported
Greeley “miserable demagogues,” and
Greeley himself an old fool. Beautiful
language, this, to be .used by . a. man
who aspires to be Congressman at large,
But, then, it must be remembored-that
a man who defends Hartranft is defend-.
ing a State robber, and he must neces-.
sarily deal in slang, vituperation and
lies. Most of, Mr. Todd’s audience, as
we have said, were negroes, and he
may have been. under the impression
that low* language was necessary. We
have permitted Mr. Todd to escape,
this fall without saying an unkind
word concerning him, but if he consid
ers It hip province to defend a notorious
and convicted corruptionist, and' atithei
same time asperse the characters of the'
purest men in the State, we will con
sider it our duty to hurl back,his vile
slanders. We dislike personalities, but
we will tell Mr. Todd once for all, that
he must mend his manners'or we' will
be compelled to perform a disagreeable
duty. “A word to the wise.”
Hartranft and Allen Doomed,
The Philadelphia Press says
Wobody ,'uott duub(o that ITnHronff.
and Allen 1 are ‘ destined to ah over
whelming defeat. If they, could -be
elected in spite of their proved unfitness
for any position of power or trust, the
friends of honest government'might as
well surrender all hopes of reform. '
Who that knows the people of Penn- 1
sylvania can doubt'for a moment the
entire truthfulness of the prediction
made by the JPress. When the Treas
ury Bing determined to put their own
pliant tool in the gubernatorial chair
of this great Commonwealth, they mis
took the temper of its people. Penn
sylvania has already been sufficiently
disgraced by the rascalities of those who
follow at the heels oi Simon Cameron.
The day of redemption draws nigh.
All that is needed to insure the over
whelming defeat of Hartrahft ahd Al
len is a full poll of the Democratic vote.
Let every voter be brought to the polls
on TUESDAY, and the telegraphic
wires will record The verdict of the
people against the Treasury Bing, in a
.majority Tanging'from tweiitif to forty
thousand. All that is needed to secure'
that result is active and well-directed
effort during the few days that are left
to work. Let every Democrat tackle
on his armor and join the‘march to
victory. ' '
Grant, the “ sea-side loiterer,” as
Sumner calls him, was in Philadelphia
on Thursday'evening.’ Of course his
keeper, “Gen. Horace Porter,” was
With him. Grant was serenaded by
his office-holders, and then was intro
duced to the collar men by Simon Cam
eron ! Both Grant and Cameron made
speeches—the speech of the first being
three and a-half lines, in lengthy and
that of the latter’four full lines. Grant
told two falsehoods and'Catnerori three.
What beauties aro ; they—Grant and
Cameron —to rule the destinies of this
great country.
Zook Out, Democrats!
All the efforts of tho Radicals gre be
ing concentrated upon Pennsylvania for,
October, knowing If they lose the State
ail ia lost. .Every desperate appliance
of modern political warfare will he em
ployed; still -we believe the corrupt
candidate of the Treasury Ring will be,
defeated. Let the Democracy organize
thoroughly, and see that every vote of
tjie party is polled in October, for as a:
Radical orator said l last week, " one
vote in October 1s worth five In Novem
ber.” '■■' l :
Every Democrat,
and every other man, wbo wishes to see
once more the good old days of honest
government In Pennsylvania, should be
at the polls NEXT TUESDAY, work
ing for the success of that pure states
man and honest man, CHARLES R.
BUCKALF.W. '
Thh rebel guerrilla Mosoby is making
speeches for Grout in Virginia, and
Radicals hold him up ns a patriot.
When a Southern man speaks for Gree
ley ho Is denounced as a rebel. Such, Is
tho shameless inconsistency of Radical
ism. ; ' ‘ ■
Democrat^
and honest Republicans, turn out to a
,man on .TUESDAY,-NEXT I ;-ji; i
Gqo;purtin---Hls Defafrhers.
•> Governor pi}t>lisi)k| :
f in outlast, in which: ho look ppcnsieh
do adyocatp the flection pf Mr. Buokaj4
dew, has utterly dorndmllzod ths Sbttje
■robbers who’ of:
Hartranft against the appeals and pro
teats of honest Bepublicans. Hart
rnnft’s defeat was a foregone conclusion
weeks .ago, but now that Curtin, - the
most popular leader in the Republican
t ,ranks, has. espoused the . gf r the,
.people, the conspirators ..are struck
dumb 'with .alarm, and 'iooti' ki edbi’
Ot(ier iniuilen'aii'd
Curtin .has been J their Idol,’and
fool ihat when he 4|)pfeals td.thp pdpple',
jtp.defeat ’the Ring,‘ that a^feans,some-’
thing,' Some of the more reckless of
.thqm-f-tiiose who havp been jjjomlsed
.place and I 'emdlumeayj by Grant ani
.Cameron—are attempting to t(ip
forpe of ‘Curtin’s tetter,, by 'its}
distlngulshed' autbprj and to’
him abusive'epithets. But these ] m’e
nials and place-aeek'ers are /only heap
ing.codls upon their own' for the'
more Curtin is abused by hirelings apil
thieves, the cldCer 'will ,honest J mini'
cling toiitn. He is not to'be'put'down'
or his induenco injured by tie support-'
era of two of tie most reckless men that
ever dared to'crave office at. the bands
of the people. . • •
i Honest, Bepublicans—whp' are seek'
iug neither, office or' govorntpout con
tracts; but whose only desire is td see
good government, Slate and
stand up for file noble Curtjri; giVe ear
to his words, arid by your votes NEXT
■TUESDAY;, hurl ,'bac^!; , the slanders
that tie corruptionists have, ’heaped
■upon iis well caraed'character;'..Up,
and thrptt|6 .the'mpn
ing to accompiish tieir dare-devil plans,
by bribery, corruption, fraud and slap;
der.; Bally in your strength on Octo
ber 8, and the days of tie State robbers,
their aiders arid abettors, will,bp lium
brirodforever.;. ri
Qbv.'Onftin’s Speech ~ ,
at-'Bellefonte, on Saturday evening last,
was almost as crushing a blow to the
■Ring as his'letter we publishe'd In cur'
last Issue.' He rhade thb'broad ayo'wtii ;
that Geary had,been “ counted in’* as !
Governor, three had'
been defeated by and that'
this yas the woMk,j'pt. anj, miampps,
thieving. Ring,, with 1 at, its
head 1, He denopriced:Hartranfta,
bad' man—a man, who had, abpsed his,
trust, ,and \yho,,tiad used., the .public
funds,,for his.own private purposes,”
Ho appealed ,to his old friends to.join
him; in <the effort he wasimaking. to>
crush, the; most, infamous conspiracy,
that ever existed in our State. . Curtin
intends' to speak .at different .points.
The “ war Governor” is oh the war
path.' : ' • ' •
Look but for frauds!
. : Why KotYbte 11 ,' 1 , ,
for a man whp'is in fayor protecting
your interests, capaabje
with the laborer, the producer,, the.
farmer and the .mechanic, i Yote for
C, B. BUCKALEW for Governor, for,
HORACE GREELEY, for, President,
and the whole Democratic- and Liberal
Republican .ticket, and you will sup
port men and measures to support your
highest goodi • > :l
Embezzlement
is simply using public money. Hart
ranft hnd Mackey, ns Auditor General
and Slate Treasurer, stand morally con
victed of having speculated in .stocks
and loaned put for profit the .money in
the treasury of the Commonwealth.
A. Leo Knott, Esq,, i
of Baltimore, will be one of the speak
ers at the Democratic and Liberal Bee
publican Mass Meeting at the Court
house, Carlisle, thisOvening—Thursday,
October s. He is a gentleman of great
power, and all who hear him will be
edified. Turn but, everybody!'
Yote for that Hon
est Statesman,
Huckalew.
: I'.iTJieDemooratßi '.' ui-< 1
and Liberal Republicans of Allegheny
county have “clasped hands,” and have
placed in nomination a mixed ticket of
great strength. Jas. P. -Barr, ■of the
Pittsburgh 'Post, la the nominee in the
first district for Legislature. 1
Tte'"Kow Dominion 1 ’
is an able and handsome campaign pa,-,
per publishod-at Parkersburg - , W, Va. ;
It-says the people of that State,will
give .20,000. majority in, November
against , the party which has stolen
$200,000,000. Irom the Southern people;
Have Watchers Appointed
Ex-Governor Blgl fer
has resigned his nomination on the
Democratic ticket a?, Delegate at large
j’tothe. Constitutional : Convention*, and
Chairman, Bandall has placed, thereon
ins toad, the name of Andrew- Q. Curtin.
Buckalew’and Hartley are sweep l
, ing everything ■ before ■ them’ through’
tho, State. ' Every l day Increases’ their
strength, and, of course, weakens that
Of the stock-jobbers. •• • •
: ; -n,..,.,. ~c.,-
11HartHXN'I’T sorffT a remonstrance-to
Congress,- against the passage' of the’
Soldler’sHomestead bill, 1 which threat-'
ened to interfere with certain latitl
grabbltlg schorhefi in Which he was’iti
’tereated. " ’ lr ' "• ', ::Y ' ■ M
~ i ■ HarTranPT’s ‘character Is so had,
that his own 1 friends profess hot to be
lieve him on oath, when ho confess Ok
on thb’wlthcsb stand that ho! received 1
$7OOO from Evans to keep quiet. •
. , - A mat vote
; .i vu-■ ; .•hi .
of "the Democrats jind Liberal, .Repub
licans ip .this,.county wUI elect.every,
man on our. ticket by 700 majority;,- I .
Says the Philadelphia Frets : 1 ‘f As
the appearances areto day, 1 nothing'ln’
the future’ is’ surer than the defeat of
Hartranff and Alien. This fact lß‘ ltd-',
milted.” ”• ■ ‘ ■
i .E! •* ■ i.i-i 111
The response to Cbrtlb’s litter’,ls the 1
abandonment of the Bing candidates
everywhere. It will bo followed by
their overwhelming defeat on Tuesday. ■
TMti"' of the
.;;§twte Robber> SJ
!■, S'j J^Lrtranft! .|;j
Held tbolr'waas meeting In this plooeop'
.Tuesday Evening, on which occasionin'
bbnsldotable amount of oil,was consain
od, and the torchlight display was unuaj
ally fine. A friend who counted the m«n
in procession puts tbs number down at
twelve hundred and fifty,of which about
I,QOO.woro pnnjerpp’s,tools from Harda
bui-g) who had b’Obti' Bent' hofol Olj die
•ore-oarwof-the Northern Contra! B.- R,,
frecdof charge. Had. It not been fortbese
■strangers, the wboleimeetin'gfw'oUld have
boeti a failure. Tlid * sjieaKi'rs'i for the
opooplon were Scofield and Albright,
t,vyp jof.VheJßlbg cand (dates for .Congress l
open at large, aqd pnother. fallow,named
WIISou, who halls, we.learn, from, Phil
adelphia. Hlb speech consisted of
two: stories and fifteen lies, and Was
a . perfect abortion v Hut the speeches
of Scofield and Albright were no better,
‘fedth attempted—bdt In yaln—to coni’,
vince the people that Hartranft had a
perfect right'to use the public mtjney
, for speculative purposes, and that the
tting was privileged to rob with im
punity.
, r bluing tiie deli very, of. these three,
wretched speeches— the weakest pro
ductions it has ever been our misfor
tune to listen tow-not a single cheer, not
a.single huzza went up. 1 '
The speakers rose, and sat down in
perfect silence, and really we pitied
thdm, for they must have 1 been fully
convinced that tho soil of bid Mother
Cumberland was not the kind of soii
, for them to stand upon. The meeting,
taking' it ail in all,! was, indeed, a
most humiliating . and disgrace
ful’ failure, and but for the HafrlsbUrciers
who. were conveyed hero free of . charge,
the procession would have also proved a
;fiiizle. - ■ -
’ This meeting'wijl do ut gdod; it will
Increase Buekalews’s majority, for bur
people are of tl)a opinion thgt they know
1 hVnv to Vote .without!) the! dictation of
iiUjii from Dauphin county, who come
here at the bidding of tho ring and
,at.the, expense, nnt.pl, Cameron, but
at tiie expense of the'., public treasury,
■beujoorats and Liberal .Republicans!
resent,this insult; turn out to., a. man on
.TUESDAY NEXT, and:roll up a majo
rity for the people’s candidate, “honest
Charley, Buokaleyv;" ■(!..,
importing Negroes! '
„ The'Harrisburg PaiHot of 'Friday last, 1
contains a Hat of the names of another
.batchof' imported negroes from the Mt.
Pjeasdht 'district lit Maryland. ' 'Oh I,
those honest Bepubiloans !• ■' They 1
wouldn’t commit frauds on the ballot
box, oh, no. Look out- for these fel
lows, and if they attempt to vote, ar
rest them on the spot; It is .about time
that’ the people of Pennsylvania should
do.thbir own vbting, without any'ae
sistanoe'from the negroes of Mnryland
pud VJrglniai '
TlieCreditMobiler of Amer ica .
id the'last bombshell that has broker
itrthe Grant 1 camp; And it fills the
Grant leaders 1 with consternation.
From the statements made under oath'
it is plain l that .Mr. Oakes Ames- has
carried out a .vast scheme of bribery;
‘crediting'Members'of Congress with
shares in the concern and'paying them
enormous dividends for. using,. their in
fluence in behalf, ot a gigantic piece of
jobbery, to call the thing by the mildest
possible name. ■ r- ,
A CHANCE TO MAKE THREE THOU
SAND VOTES FOR UARTRINFT, '■
Nowi that Gov. Geary has pardoned
Yerfces and Mareer, and thus mads two
more votes for Hartranft, had ho noti
better issue a free pardon to every pom
itentiary dnd jail bird, in the State?'
There are some three, thousand men in.
the various prisons of our' State. Let
Geary pardon them, and he 'Will make'
just that many votes for, the State rob
ber, HartrapfL
That Little Arrangement.
, Gaiena-Jpnea, wjip gave ,Gep (1 Grant t
•the deed of a valuable property, fpr one
dollar, apd immediately received ,an,
appointment to a foreign mission, was,
also ' a brother-in-law, but of Minister
Washf)urne t ,whom, the; President com-,
pliraentetf-with the Premiership,.
ittwppjtl .spjeip that the
i dikeasp.. is ,contagious,- and,.to sustain
that relationship to , any of the Presi
dent’s favorites is to catch an, office.,
A Radical Paper
says, that Matilda Fletcher .addressed a
'Radical meeting at London, Ohio, and
“her handling of Sumner, .Truthbull;
Sehurz and Greeley was 1 powerful and
convincing.” 1 When one'woman can
manipulate four what-wlll'lt be
“ in that day when seven women shall
take hbld of one man ” ? ‘ ' :
■ "" The'(lraht Convention ’''' 1
in'Kansas refpafed to rebuke venialjty'
and •'corruption, but of regard to' Uio
feelings of Senator Pomeroy and’ the
President. 1 Bitchconsideration deserves
mention. It'shows that there are mem
Hphb willnot go back on the:man who
bought them*. ’ ' ■ ■■ ■■■ "
' CABE¥ ’ ;
is to regain .at. New Or-,
leans.. Tfi'e /awily ,office holders' mustj
not ha Interfered,., (tl
In tbD:4th:Diatrlct .tU* Democrats •
and Liberals have united-on the Barrie
Candidate - for Congress—Walter B,
jilltcheii. 1 ; - f 1 1
hotter Rom a' Rominont' Bopubllcnn,
•* >
Mr. Editor: .As thq.day, of election
approaches the prospects, of Ohas, a,
Buckalew grow brighter and brighter,
Cumberland county 1 will' give this l man''
of spotlesS'ohaipcter a gfisater majority,
than any candidate of;thP. Past has,ever
received., -Lemoorats are,united, while
■ deep disaffection exists In'- the' Republl
.can iarrip. l ” Every day bridgedVer de
serters ito >the Dombcratle eide. 1 The
Herald admitted ,the ; number -in, Cum
.berland county, was t\yo hundred in the,
oufatart of the Reform' movement'. It
W'ltebte'that l now.' Gtreeloy Ropubii
chhs! ate for reform athome; and so will.
■v/bte.for/Buckalow. 1 By the way, could
~not ; my Republican, friends; colpnlzq.
about uy6 hundred colored voters some
i wHorewong 1 the now Railroad‘6n' the
'BOuth*'BideV’ Tlielr candidates are utv
"great I.peril.iln this county i But, my
old friends of-the, once great Republican,
party, for every colored voter you “Im
port],” you lose Iwb white Republicans.
Democrats, turn out I Every man of
you turn out I Wo will help you.
, BununiiXb'Atl.,
■ i.’) In
| In Vftddr, ,to 'phft wool, bvij the eyes
pf the' people, YCrkes, tie convict,
publibnes a statement, (not mder, oath)
to dehy/ifs statement under palh before
Alderman Dougherty 1 This latter
statement Is the price of his pardon
which' the governor Pennsylvania
granted at the earnest solicitation of
tiie criminal parties moot interested in
tlio'result'of the cdmlrig election; on
.the vety.eva of.that election, when it is
hoped the people, may he. credulous
enough to he taken In by this trans
parent’ fraud I To five plausibility to
this ; bold swindle, certain hankers of
Phlladalphinlwho pass in public esti
mation'for honorable men, give the
following deceptive certificates: ■
We, the undersigned, familiar for a
number of,years with the signature of
.Charles T. Yerkes, jr., have duly ex--
amined the photographic copy of an
affidavit purporting to he made by him
before Alderman, Dougherty, under
dateof December 28, 1871, with refer
ence to -use df State funds by General
Hartranft for, speculative purpose, and
have no hesitation in saying,’ IVom our
knowledge of Mr. Yerkes’ signature,
and .comparing, it with those In our
possession, that said signature to the
affidavit is not • his, and was never
written by him. 1
SamitelTW. Bell,
Of Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Nat. Bank
William J. Downs,
Of the FirsfbNationai Bank.
GeoeQe 0. Thomas,
Of Jay Cooke & Co., No. 114 S. 3rd. st.
ALEX. ISYIN,
Pres, of tho Seventh National Bank.
T ate ' acquainted with the signature
of Charles T. Yerkes, jr., having charge
of the exchange department in the bank
ing house of Cl Tl Yerkes & Co. for sev -
end years. . .
I have se.en a lithograph copy of on
affidavit casting a stigma on Gen. Hart
ranft, the, same that is being circulated
for political and have not the
least hesitation, In' saying that It is not
the Signature,of Charles T. Yerkes, jr.,
John-8. Rushton,
Of Jno. ,8. Rushton & Co., bankers.aad
brokers, No. 60 South Third Street.
Novr. mark I. What do those certificates
prove ? They simply prove that the sign
ers to them have . duly examined THE
PHQTOGRAPHIb COPY OF MR.
YEJfIKES . SIGNATURE to the affida
vit and that it was never written by
him!
Prodigious! The photographic signa
ture! of Mr. Yerkea was never written by
J^lm! . ‘ 1 ,
Yerkes and Marcer Fcurdoned
/ G^y;'Geary, who was “counted In”
by the Bing, three years ago,.has par
doned Yerkes and Marcer', Hartranft’s
confederates in crime! The Harrisburg
Patriot says: ' r ■
“Tire desperate scheme of the treasury
ring to procure a pardon for Yerkes
conditional on a denial of bis affidavit
■was consummated on. Friday, and
Yerkes with his confederate, Marcer,
was released from tho penitentiary.
For months the most strenuous efforts
ihad’been made to procure the pardon
of Yerkes, but nothing could be done
in his behalf Without a withdrawal of
this crushing fact which
demonstrates with, startling clearness
the hold which thb Bing possesses on
Governor Geary. : On Thursday last
Cameron, Hartranft, Mackey, Beret,
Swope and other members of the,Bing
were - gathered in Philadelphia. The
occasion was deemed Of such importance
that Grant’s presence was also obtained.
On the next day Swope was sent to
Harrisburg, and returned at once with
the governor’s private secretary and the
pardons. Yerkes’, flrstact as a pardoned
convict is to retract the affidavit made
before the walls of the penitentiary
closed on him. That this recantation
- Jdu tt ild ■ 110 loft -
the prison and as a condition of pardpn,
there is not a doubt. Ail the facts, the
partisan interest involved, theapproach
ing election, the parties concerned, un
mistakably betray the nature of. this
1 plot'. What is most humility and dis
graceful is that the principle tool of
this'conspiracy, isthe Governor of the
Commonwealth.
'Against the sworn circumstantial
statement of Yerkes, showing the na
ture of Hartranft’s transactions with
the public money,- appears his simple
'card denying the genuineness of the af
fidavit. Having published his card he
retires with a hope that he will not
again be drawn from the retirement
Which he seeks. But this hope will be
a vain one. The affidavit is most sin
gularly corroborated in: its most impor
tant-particular, by the testimony of E.
M. Lewis, president of the Farmer’s
and: Mechanics’ Bank, concerning tbe
■date qf the purchase of bonds for. the
sinking- fund. Against this his state
ment will have ub weight, above all
When the manner in which It was
wrenched from him is given to the pub
lic. It is not strange that Yerkes did
•not dare to fortify this statement with
an affidavit. The conspirators could
not push him to the point of perjury,
and were compelled, in the exigencies
of'the cose, to accept his simple denial,
in return for a pardon." :
'!■' i' :i ■ ;
Wherever CHARLES R. BI7CKA
LEW goea he le greeted by thousands,
among whom are many who never be
fore acted with, the Democracy. The
Democratic meetings just now are very
largo and enthusiastic, and if we may
he, permitted to judge from the great
numbers that take part Jo these demon
strations, the success of oUr State ticket
is assured. The honest, the incorrupti
ble, sterling RICHARD VADX, ie do
irigtyeO'man.sorvloe'ln the cause. His
election asOongressnian -at-large Is con
ceded. The city of Philadelphia, of which
,he , was opce,, the honored Mayor; will
rbll up a tromendnusyote for him. He
leone of the ablest speakers in the State.,
The same 'may'be said of his two distin
guished oolleogues oa the ticket, Colonel
Wright ahd.MuHopklns;..- •
>‘A Habu hit a® Quant.’—This la the
way’Senator Hendricks puts R Jn 1 one of
hls'lqte campaign .speeches in Indiana:
V Suppose,' 1 said tbc senator, " that as I
;om going to be elected governor In Oc
tober, some citizen should present me
.yyjth' hla best blooded horse. You would
,think tbatqueer. Yes, but If I were to
accept that horse you would think that
.queer ; but if I were to appoint that man
jo a .judgeship, you 1 would think that
waq business from the beginning. Now,
suppose that was to occur four times in
my office, how many votes do you think
j'would get In Jeffersonville -after hav
ing received those gifts and rewarded
the donors ?"
[flpr.ihe Volunteer**
Ur. Bnokalow,. ;v
ip quo of hislate speeches,'said that in
,thu event of his election as Governor,
he,would act for the people and not for.,
a party') that the times required more"
patriotism, honesty and attention , toi
,11)0 people’s wants, and less partisan
ship. , ,
Oil
A vote was taken on a train contain
ing soldiora going to the convention at
Pittsburgh, which resulted 491 for
Grant and 481 for GREELEY. Not
so had.
The Penitentiary Gang.
OVS NOMINEES.
Not all for Grant.
Drinking Houses to_ bo Olosod on Election
Day,'
A Very Important law, entitled “ An
act tq= prevent tbo sale of intoxicating
drinks on.'election day/ 1 was passed by
the last legislature and approved by the
governor* As a matter of general infor
mation we publish it in full, as printed
in the pamphlet laws of this year, for the
information of the pabllc.ahd benefit of
all concerned,: \
An not to prevent tbe sale of lutoxlca
ting drinks on eleOtion day.
Section 1. Be it enacted, etc*, That
from and after, the passage of this act, it
shall not be lawful for any person or
persons keeping a public house Or drink
ing place, either 1 licensed or unlicensed,-
to. sell spirituous or malt liquors as a
drink, to sell, furnish or give away, to be
used as a'drink, any spiritoua or malt li
quors; wine or any Intoxicating beverage
on any. part of the day set apart, or to be
set apart for any general or special elec
tion, by iho citizens In any election dis
trict or division within this Common
wealth, where an election is in progress,
during ( the hours when by law in ,said
the election polls are required to
be kept open.
Beg. 2. Any person violating any of
the provisions of tbe first section of this
act shall be deemed guilty of a misde
meanof, and on conviction therebf, shall
.be subject to imprisonment in tbe Jail of
the proper county for a term of not more
than one hundred days, and in addition
to the'above shall also be subject to a
fine of not more than five hundred dol
lars and costs, at the discretion of the
court. . r
Beg. 3. It shall be tbe duty of the con
stables of the several townships, wards
and boroughs of this Commonwealth*
under the same penalty as mentioned in
section second, to make return to tbe
next co urt of quarter sessions of the pro
per' county, the name or names of any
person or persons offending under the
first section of this act: Provided, Noth
ing bereiu shall prevent any other person
or persons from prosecuting for such
offense.
The Cincinnati Vblksblalt, one of the
oldest and ablest and most influential
German Republican newspapers in the
country, has declared for Greeley, and its
editor, Hon. Frederick Hassauek, spoke
strongly for Greeley and against Grant
at a meeting at Avon, Ohio; on Saturday
night. This action of Mr- Haasaurek
will have great weight with the Ger
mans of the West and Northwest. -
Governor Curtin at Lewiaburg,
BeIEEVONTB, Sept. 80.—Governor Cur
tin will apeak against the Ring to the
people of Xiewisburg, on Thursday even
ing. Hon. Eli Bllfer, Secretary of State
under the great War Governor,.will also
address the meeting and declare for the
honest Buokalew, and against that in
famous robber, Hartranft!
Financial Condition of Our
> County,
John B. Bratton, Esq.
‘ I aafcafew lines space In jour valua
ble columnsto contradict one o t the most
oonsumate falsehoods that has ever ap
peared in the colunjns of any newspaper
published In Cumberland county, which
l am led to believe will- be published in
the Herald of this week in regard to the
flnanolal condition of our county. lam
told they' want to make it appear that
“ Alpha,” in his communication to the
“.Tax-payer,” as published In your col- TTR TTRTP’R A
umns last week, was incorrect, and that /. UXI U -LJII If JXy,,
materlal decrease: that there has only
l Ann AAA A A AWKnnrlAfl fi,. L ,-,ilnnlnn ./? til© SUlifirOf fOP thO llrflt I6ff (SbROS, DUt
been $38,000.00 expended on Commission*- yjii t .from' continued use,' brines Piles and
ere’ orders. Now, I mean 'to give, you /dred diseases to aid in weakening theinva
aaoh fontatbat thev dare not deuv. and/? borls ll a doctored liquor, which under the •
t name of “ Bittera," 5s so extensively
I challenge them to meetme in the 0 u on lQ p U buo soveeeign reme-'
miesloners’ olflee, and If they prove muies, but It Is a most powerful Tonlo add alter
fitatoment a falsehood I will" cutfaDt' ntlve » pronounced so bf Ibe leading medical
*Lom ci'iinn f\r „„ ,5 a! lorth tH i atm authorities of London and Pans, and has boon
them-Sl,ooo for every dollar that- “y j on g UB6( x by. rC gtUar physioians of other
excess of the actual figures or lx countries with wonderful remedial results.'
ment. .if they will guarantee^Jf. Dr> Wel]B , Extraot of Jnrabeba
every dollar I am below in -
Unwflvpr snob a wacer is uan fa retains all the medicinal virtues peculiar to the
dare not meet me, 'kuowing? ltla plant, and must betaken as a permanent cura
notooe word of truth in f ß l ß f.*htue Va there want of actionlnyourllverand spleen?
miss tateraeut of the factfe, r J, f, >i, n i UnJoasrelleved at once, the blood becomes 1m-
Btatement, and the one wil * c */ A v ,UI " pure by deleterious seoretlons,producingscrof
iflmrnihomKtPnntfsriu i i ulous or skin diseases, blotches, felons, pustules/
lenge them to contradif I J canker, pimples, ac„&c. ?
Bonds and, liabilities on*' . I i Take Jurrtbebato cleanse, pnrifyand restore
standing on the Ist'ofJp l * / «h 9 00 Ibe vitiated blood to healthy notion.
1872 ; i.._ , 1 Have you-’a dyspeptic stomach 7 Unless dl-
Outstandlng taxes for jfrl.. 7y f gestlpn Is promptly alde-i the system. Is debill-
Balancoln Hands of /rf t,. n hyt 02 tated with loss ot vital force, poverty ol tho
urer U last settleovnl.... u f, blood, dropsical tendency, general weakness or
J' lu _„ lassitude; Take It to assist digestion without
Actual Indebtedness Ist Of ju.. iau,.. ; reaction ; It will Impart youthful vigor to the
v J . weary sufferer.
Totn l amount of duplicator 1 * 1872 w Have you weakness of tho Intestines? You
t. aMnniivnnf are in danger of chronic diarrhoea or tho.dread*
B> amount actually pay , fnl Inflammation of tho bowels Take It to at*
or on % lay Irritation, and ward olf tendency to Inflam
dijrs to sept. matlons.
will appear by rofern Have you weakness of the uterine or urinary*
l ? JL e r«?«nioA 557 87-J29 organs? You roust procure instant relief or you
* ’* are liable to suffering worse than death. Take
n«?i n oholi^nA«-f.... 8530 00 ltto strengthen organic weakness, or life be*
tious and abatemon * comes a burden. Finally, It should be frequenty
i • 418 '* ' taken to keep the system in perfect health, or
/. . v ’ ( To fimf you are otherwise In danger of malarial, mios.
Bv which ataP you -® matle or contagloud diseases.
.in to th« o n fcw if Of Septf ber . ll»0 JOHN Q. KELLOGG, 18 Platt Street, N. Y.,
up to tne u \ w m/thttn the Solo Agent for the United States. Price 01 per
actual expenses vac iP lul bottle. Send for circular. Oct.S—lw
duplicate for . th year .187 thia ,
amount add tbJveruge /poofea for . GENTS WANTED FOE
three months,. t<pake t\/ onlance of J\
the year—for »emberf d ,°3 7*
ninth mouth—w the /ual debt on
the Ist of Janufi 1872 we huve
the following stfnsDt:
Amt. already ,’duph-
cato -
29 for nine]
months would J
Act«al|dobt Jstorf
finthfi'i'f three
21,471 09
maty/ 2 '' 8,011 OS,
loss jl 1.1573,..„..629,673 46
fe thtf x P au aes cannot
nth, c yon and every
thalotober, Novem
,r ur'jo three most ex-
Jin tiyear- If you will
Igo t> a Commissioners’
[re tpst three months of
[youll And that I have
Imalf the probable ex
,a to months yet to
Actual indebl
They may a;
be $7,000.00 a |
body else kn
ber and Bece
pensive monl
take the trpu
office and con|
precedlngyec
made h just j
pensea of tf
come.
lito't o , but do not want
Jaoif? your space, .and
iF gsay the Democrat
r, s ,w asjto attempt to
frty glylog bla aid to
loo'tissue (of falsebood,
r tie Herald, should be
B( jirel, and kicked out
0 f old Democratic par-
I would HI
to take un>i
in aonclusij
Who will Bta
traduce bis |
manufacture
as. will app r
branded as
of the rani<
ty.
i Add the
hood for th
mlssloner,
that the v
are not so (
bio a missi
when they
-office are o
time, who
determine
statement.
Vote fo
him, and
be pfoud<
r .lO would use a false
gj 1 electing their Com
n be taught to know
Cumberland county
jd to believe so palpa
i of.the facts, especially
jtlmt tbe books of the
,helr Inspection gt any
can, for themselves,
uth or falsity of the
[DEL. ERNST. Elect
friend oonnty may well
loard.of Commissioners.
, A Taxpayer.
films Mouse.
To the M the Volunteer:
I uotio‘ rt * 0, ° * a the Carlisle Jifer
aid of 8’ e n r , 10 -« lalm,n B ‘hat are
.iiieUnn'.'oo 1“ the expenses of the,
Alms H due t° the reform that ar
ises fro e ' e °tiOn of a Republican
lt'{?* apwu that Mr. H. Snyder,
a.-makea all the purchases for
the.lhr 1 ' J UBt ' oo to him requires
the faP® * tnoWD that make a re
duotlo“® expense possible. The
fistlmi the past year was $17,000:
for til l l year, $lB,OOO, a difference
o f4.l°W ie tbla brought about? , ,
-nJamloatlon of - the .book s of
nnrnft at"the Poor House, we find
„ n jyof the balance in bands of
VKb “of to bo $ 354 53
d lo«t year that will not
this, year, ■ oh follows;
DepoßltßanU; I,CUO 00
ArS l window grates JOl 16
vJJJfcI Insurance jus ia
,■vßd oxotiaoge of mules V5O 00
£J"U fixtures In hospital 23 00 •
83,017 80
Estimated that the reduotion in
fc £of cattle, coal, dry goods, gro?
J£ur, &c., would make up the bat
fifl.ooo,
i \rd to the charges made against
of the Poor House, they
1 • ■ •
are but a repetition of the charges made
lastyear, aud it 1b but necessary to refer
to the County Auditors’ report, rltb,
February, 1871, for a'refutation of the
sanie.' ; ! - \' ' , ,
The,Auditors say that M certain ohur :
ges have been raado against Ihe manage
mo'ntof the institution, and that after
calling twenty-five witnesses and malt
ing ail the Investigation-In their power,
they have failed to discover anything
that would tend to charge any of the
persons in the management of the in
stitution with fraud or corruption.”
•• Purchases' for the institution appenr
to have been mads with honesty and pru
dence. There is np evidence tbatany dis
count, per cent or allowance of any kind
was made to tbe Steward for bis trade.”
“The farm appears to have been well
managed, and is now producing about
double tbe amount it did,ten years ago,
and is in muol* better condition than for
merly leaving it plain to every one that
tbe reduction in tbe estimate is due to the
economy and honesty of the present
management, and In no way, depending
upon tbe agitation causes by those seek
ing the> control of the County Alms
House. N.
Guard the Ballot Box!
StJOH republicans as Forney/the hon
est BUlingfelfc and tho veteran Moorhead
are not alarmed at thy record* .'They are
all supporting me and ! am glad .to be
permitted to say that still another pro
minent republican, the gfeat war gov
ernor,i Andrew G. Curtin, knowing all
the facts In my history, is one of my
warmest advocates. I never doubted l
that Governor Curtin would ultimately! 1
lie found standing by my. side and labor-?
ing for my success. These men know
my record by heart, and they would not,
be"for my election If there was [a. doub .
of my patriotism or integrity.—O/iar#
HUDSON EIVER!
Keto afcfcertisewents.
18’*
THOMAS A. HAHPIM
No. 42 South Hanover 8/
Carlisle, /
HAS OPENED /
Tho Cheapest Alpacas and Mohairs
The Cheapest Blade Bilks,
The. Cheapest Merinos hod CaShiri'
The Cheapest Australian CrapesJlnes,
The Cheapest Tamlse and WooU
Tho Cheapest Jap. Poplins and F
The Cheapest Wrapper Heps. /
Uonruingr and Second Moj 1
Tho Cheapest and best Volveagg,
The Cheapest Water-proof CiUneris.
The Cheapest Muslins and Tflannels.
The. Cheapest Canton and Wfe Spreads.
The Cheapest Blankets andjblt Shawls.
The Cheapest Blankets ands and Gents.)
Tho Cheapest UnderwearjAeres.. .
The Cheapest Cloths and
FULL LINE OF HOTIOrJ"!""'""®:
• ,un ray reputation
Being determined to nfcst Black Alpacas
for selling the best and ci have how opened
and Mohairs in this mty ", •: '
a«„.U,neat.e W Harper _
18T2.
Oct 8.1872.
. ■ T " undersigned. clt
AXJTION,—Jfad adjoining townships.
Irens of Frankail parsons ftom trespaa
would hereby cauSr the purpose of bunting
sing on onr pretnb, squirrels, or other game,
or shooting partied in this business on our
Any one foandealt with according to'Jaw,
properties, wllT fullest extent': - -' •
and ptmlshey David Shlbloy,'
Jacob,Nldkey, John Hoover,
Peter jytlplcl?, Daniel Miller. ,
Benjamin N .. Benj.SbullenDergor,
John Olay/ Daniel'Khuffrnob,
Israel NicJ Philip Snyder,
Jacob, Rir' ’
Matthew/ Abraham Nlckoy.
Samuel/ William Strome, ..
{fma,
JT ■■'
x/tlnblnclor.
V»TlB72—3t
O.ctCT
John Ch
Adam/
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■A DMINIBTJK ATOU’BNOTUJE-No
la hereby given that letters of adminis
tration on the estate of Jesse V. Schalley. late of
the borough of Carlisle, doo’d.,liavo been grant
ed to the undersigned, administrator,residing
in-sarao borough. All persons Indebted to said
estate are requested to make settlement imme
diately, and those having olalms against tho
same will,present them for settlement to
* , Q ,„ ... SAMUEL SCHALLEY,
Aug .2 1872—0t* . Administrator.
FOR SALE.—In Middlesex
.'■township. Cumberland, county, ad
uing tho Carlisle Springs, contulnim; one*’
AND SIX?'Y-TRUEE kuVS
(jIIAVLL and HLAIi!. LAND. I will soil 10
ftoreo or tho whole. For particulars'call ut No 37
North Hauovor Ht., Cnrltalo. U. CORNMAN.
near NEW YORK CITY, overlooking -
“HIGHLAND REST, ”
the celebrated country seat of the Roy. HENRY
WARD BEECHER.
PALt:
ELEGANT MANSION,
FULLY AND RICHLY FURNISHED,
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
IST Goods.
JuPBRIOR I AND
Shade Trees, Fountains; .
Statuary, Hedges,
Lawns, Avenues,
Graveled ,
Twenty Buildings,
Fifty, Building Lota,: 1
, HotHpuse,
. Cold Grapery,
Bowling Alley, - <
Samuel Snyder.'
Abraham Ktehl,
SUPPLIED WITH WATER.
HEATED BY STEAM,
LIGHTED WITH GAS.
BLOODED HORSES, .
, ALDERNEY CATTLE, ■ .
: .carriages, 1
. SLEIGHS,
and HARNESSES,
CARTS, WAGONS, ,
FARMING and
Gardening
andevery thing desirable .either for a genlle
raan’i nrst-cluss or modern farm.
All.to be dlatrlbatetlompng'. . ,
SHAREHOLBEHB
AS A MAJORITY MAY DETERMINE,
at a meeting to be held in the city of New York,
The hour and place of meeting will be given
through the public press, at least TEN DAYS
la advance, thus affording ample time for all t
be present in person .or by proxy. '
The * Real and 'Persona Property,” with the
Cosh Fund, is divided Into . ,
S.FIAJttIiJS!
which,are elaborately embellished, hold at Otfß
' DOLLAR EACH/andare humbbredaadrejls
tered from I to 350,000, inclusive, • In the style of
United States Bonds, to' guard against loss or
fraud.'-
Special Attention
i-8 called to the laot that this is not'a " Gift En
tterprlso,”; “ Cha.riiy' Concert, I nor any more
scheme for dlsposing«f.tickets, but an absolute
bona fide and peremptory,.
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
full description of whlchls’ given in- circulate.
and. the exact truth of whloh every suqscrlber
ils earnestly requested to Verify for himself, to
which end the undersigned will afford all ton*
sonable facilities/ It 'bos' been proposed that
the property and cash fund. should, be divided
into • , i , .... ,
2,457 Prizes!
But this matter mast bo decided by this Share*
holders themselves, ; )
. W 4 are, by special permission, allowed to m*
ler.to the following gentlemen, whose names
are'in themselves a sufficient guarantee
the most scrupulous core will be exercised >n
conducting the affairs of tho sole. They n»v*
also oo - . ted.to act as on ~
H. OLAY PRESTON. Now York City.
ZENAH C. PRIEST. UMoo. K. Y.
OEO. PRANK OOllMYnjt, Louis, Mo.
ORBIN WELCH. Syracuse, N. Y. ,
THOMAS J. CORSON, Trenton, N. A
P. L. STOWBLU Olonn, N. Y.
Oon. M. N. WISEWELL, N. Y. City.
F. H. PALMER, N.Y. City.- .
DANIEL SICKLES, N, Y. City.
BOUT. S, BRUNS. Charleston, S. C.
Liberal Inducements of
fered to .Agents and
Canvassers.
SPECIAL TERIIS MADE WITH
Fdr full particulars, shares, ■ references, de*
soriptlvo circulars, Illuminated views, &o «i *0
Address.
JOHN A. JOJUSWIIJim
General Hanager, 603 ‘irotfAway,
- i -
JOHN W, SIMONS, Secretary.
JOHN O. SMITH, Treasurer, H. *•
Merchants Exchange, 50 and 52 PIN
treet. .
Aug. 18T2—lm.
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THE
LE
FLORENCE
ATE!
j! WITH A
Cfeh Fund.
, 'total VALnAiioit
050,000.00
IN', SHARES OP
One Dollar
Each!
A magnificent Property on the
LARGE AND
and containing all
EIGHTY A.ORSB OF
highly,improved, and ornamented wUfc
BILLIARD 101
IMPLEMENTS,
Oh the Ist of Jaduary, 1873,
350,000
Advisory board:
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