r
. -
- S7PP.•tcy Walker, a fire eating rdp
iliYe in Congress friim 11115-is
ap;N•i. had recently prepared a linictlty
Pr?.ecli ir spouting on the tiist ,ip
r,rtunity presented by debate st4su n :
i!sg . a prtyer course, in eulogy and th"
(If wirthy tiame+ake, wflU i+
E2iiting t,r I}Li Erlyertri of NieariNua.
j,• tact, he c;x•rectec to electrify anti as-
tot.iAh not folk Congress, buttne %Owlet
N'oth, Eau, West, South and Center
migl.ty Yaiikee Nation, by a
I het orieal, reroration—.the. - result of.
which was to have been the annexa
tion of Central America to the United
the stnpefacti.m 'of the
Northern members of C.,:!lress to
that de..eree which wool,/ prevent !hem
from loterpo-ithr nay ob. - if-..1e t,)
4 '.vrestiar the “Q•won of th(i
1,-1" from Spaia, a n d the rt opening of .
t'. Skive Trado. -The Steamer Texas'
t.vrd at New Orleans with news
thst Waller had completely routed
the Costa Ricat, 'forces, and was in cull
woaissi.at of all his right, title, inter-
eat slid cli iris as Emperor of Central
America. Percy was in high spirits,
‘sui , l himsell particularly favor
s t hy Providence in providing mate
s:4k for his great Speech. But the
7 4 :7inessee at rived at . C•iur leston t day
or two lister, arid lii! it proved that
Walker had been routed instead of the
Costa Ricans! Thiy had cut ofT all
his lupplies of f0..cl and water, arid his
..p;;lriotic band" were seeking ratety
e. flight towards Rivas, woere proviii
imis were ever' more scarce. Bur Col.
Walker arid his men were not toe on
ly :titterers by the victory of his ene
n it:a—l:Milo Sam and a;I his multitu
•Thous family of '•Greasy mechanics"
Yarilrees," and even the
A% eat Southern Chivalry are enormous
ly cheated. Think of it, reader ! you
I. s - e - all been deprived of one of the
trust magnificent arid grandiloquent
lectures—that is speeches--or, in nth
.•l. words, oratorical flourishes, that
• , '•-r was to have been, and wan not.
CA. 1a:1 news from Nicaragua has
I:• , rpletely extracted the vinegar from
I)..icy Walker's speech, and it bits not,
sod probably never will be, delivured.
..Pity
'tis true."
Governor Geary is at last blunt
Lnd frank in his communications with
t:11 Secretary of State. The following
paragraph is quite as strong as any of
the letter writers for the eastern press
!.'tr got off. Thule who sneer at
.Needing Kansas" will please read
5:,,l digest. Speaking of the mails and
st Nlisters in Kansas, Gov. Geary
s:ss
-Every package addresse3 to rem
through the mail is broken and inspec
t-d before it reaches my hand,. It is
r•Atirely unsafe to send itif.oarinti.m
:!irou g h tie post office, and more es.
p cially so to use that me'diuna to rot,
wgid anything of pectmia y value.
, ttna,ite.s ar..t either ivioratit of
their fluty and obligation. or, being ac•
tt aimed with these, act in violation
blth. Indeed. I have b.ien credi
;,:y Mr‘irrned that in some Plares
,n,t connected with,the o ffi ce, are
rm:tted to eater and ove , hatil the
r 'previous to their pistrihution.
l'his is a serious evil. upon which sonic
prompt action is needed."
Zir We are now better supplied
with Sour than ever• befo.e. Many
tlianks to our sympathizinv friends
list• Six thousand sacks of floor re
ceived from them, stored in to e Terri
tory for present and futurt use, will
make many a gl td heart. There is
ov no fear of want.—Herald of Free
dom.
That is the way the Nepuyicans have
'• shrieked" for freedom. While the
I3uchaniettr hare sneered at " bleeding
Kansas," and :rinsed to do anything
to put a stop to Border Rofrumism ; out
ride have talked and voted for freed•.m,
end paid their money tot elieve thu Bur
-leters.'
The President's 'Message in
Kansas.
Vie dip the fol:owiog paragraph
from the Kansas cot - re-poo:tit uf the
31itsuuri Democrat. It cAntrasts no
bly. with the Cl;titon Democrat, and
aitows how Prebident Pierce's official
conduct in relation to 'Causal is viewed
by tit strbest acquainted with the facts.
Excellency'sysessage reached
us this evening. 1 know Hut what the
people in the States nay think of it,
hut for one to teed it that is acquaint
ed,with Kaunas politically, it is enough
to make him disgusted with a repahli
caa government. That portion relat
i;tg to Kansas when analyzed amounts
s tissue of falsehood, and the pro
fillYeer race in the Territory know it
tub whether they do iu Wash
. 4.40..,!as or nut."
THE JOURNAL.
CovusgsronTi PA.
Tharsitayllartiltig Jaa .. .l!s, 1F157.
JNO. S. kits, 'cm ran.
M" V. B. PALII7,R. the lnieric:in netvins
per Agent, is the only nut orized Agent for the
piper in tht - eities,of Boston. new York and
Philade hit, and is &By ein mtvere'd to tare
advertisements and subseripions at the rates
regnired by 119. His recei;ts will he regarded
as pavtuents. His offices are-I.llston, Scot;
lay's Bnildings; New York, Tribttne Building;;
Philadelphia, N. W. corner of Third and Chest
nut streets. , nov. 6.
/ .gr. We are sorry to learn that the
school house in the Irish settlement in
Gemessee township, was destro . )ed by
fire on Christmas night. 11 is not known
bow the fire originated. There is much
excitement in the . nei4hlnir hood, and
we fear there is wrong on the part of
some Americaos as well as on the part
of the others. To our ri iends. theo we
say, better suffer wrong, than do wrong.
airTe are pleated to announce the
appointment of 1.4I•1 B. Colt2l k
to the commissioners fur the ensiling
year. This appointment will give go , :-
end •atititetion tiirougitoot the coun
ty, at Mr. C. it a faithfol and compe
tent c'erk, a determined foe of opp ,
es
slun, arid . a g.nel citizen.
Gr6os rdisrapta2,3ai`atio
Tut: Deinucrat inipt umlotta
keit Ow dcre.iitt of Pi itiqi•ln:it Pi:•fce.
It laud+ him to the T ,at 14 tilt
mal. The Bac of / (On
R n .11-.1 -I t•.y ithAie
of B /him we; and di Pho ee been
th e moAt abioet tool of Sl-iev. Mat
ever fowid hig way ilito
char, it ii very prop,r tihit tae
of Slavery should eul.l4iz him
Aeem l il S r i.);1 hey
are sat died with merely etilogiitii;
the Preiideut, nob Ay. will ()bidet.; but
whet) they widertake to ftlaily the hi.;•
tory of the last two years,: then the
frieed9 of freedom will expose their
misriepr eseutatioris.
In its clefeli:e of the Prc.firlfon, the
last Clinton Democ,•at gets off the rui.
lowing whopper :
" Then wo have only the Kansas-Nti
braska act to jtistify all the malignity
and bitter invective hurled at the Pres
ident. And after all, there is nothing
i 3 this of which any one complains,"ex
cept that it• allows the people of the
Territoties to settle their quem.i.me of
demesne policy actor ding to their own
views of propriety, in opposition to the
tither principle of allowing a body in
which they are riot represented u set
tle them. que.tiens Lorthem."
The man who does pot know that
the above paragraph contains two gross
falsehoods, has Owed his eyes to the
light for nearly two years-past.
The heaviest complaints made
against the President have been in con
consevence of his m•trines o r fezecriting
the Kansas Nebraska act, and not the
act itself; although that was bad enough.
The opposition to th.• President have
hurled invectives at him because he
removed Governm Reeder, simply be
cause that independent Pennsylvanian
would not he the tool of the Birder
Ruffians, They charge the President
with appointing in place of Governor
Reeder a drunken imbecile, who al.
lowed . the Border Ruffians to steal
horses, murder innocent men, burh
towns, destroy printing presses, and
carry on war in,thu name of the GAv.
eminent against the free state settlers.
'of Kansas. The Democrat knew it wit,:
because of these outrages that the chie f
• •
complaint *gains:. the Presidinit was
made. •
The other falsehood in the above ex•
tract, is still more glariti4. ThoKaA.
Yam Nebraska act, does not .• allow the
people of the Territories to settle Chair
questions of diirnestic policy itCetprtr:l4
to thell• I)W9 views of propriety," aod
it does not profess to do it.. It allows
the Border Ruffians of Iliasuur i to take
Possession of the ballot-b , xes of Kan
sas, and to eaters,' upon the peopl e of
that Territory a code of b 04114 law e,
fhi c h even Losris Cas• prii.hthces
disgrace to civilization.
Under this li:•nme-; a►ct, the Prw4i,leut
appoi n t s a n d i enviv e i tile G ,vrr.) or 4
his pleasure. also the Ittlge4, Mat shalt.
and all the of her executive offfeer-; and
these settle tho ",domet.tic policy" , of
the Territory according to the will a:
the Pt asident. We think the old Jet
fersonian way of treating the Terri
tories was more dethecratic, thin the
new 'Pierce way of doing the same
thing, and far more likely . to proituce
pence and harmony. The Densocrat
thinks differently, which is its right,
tkili it kill no right to iaLity the hintorx
of the times, in *flier to defend these
,new•schetneslif extending sleveiy.
The L3rconitag ou Dr.
Tyag'a,.New Church.
The reply of the Gazette to an arti•
cle of this subject does grossh.ju.tice
to an eminent divine, atul shows clear
ly that the party of which the Gazette
is the organ in I.4coming, is the ally
of Slave!) , Home, whenever a min
ister preaches against Slavery, the or
gan of that party cry out that he preach- .
es against the•r party. Says the Ga
mite : •
..A new . ..rArattizotion ttn-.
der the traine of a chalet) lets been
added to their forces., Abe 'pulpit to hr
occtipied by a ite.ker who has acquit
ed great notorit% by
s haratiguing his
encu ,gr"scition iillll
by dividu,L lik-e;turch by the pannier
ti:te ..fatich 'subject,: into h1.. 3
It never ..vaq that it w , a t l e l . bo
a bard matter for the political ttl.>
an ntor.lilt- 1)1. Tyitg, or luur the
tarty w•ttt.. o clam.. he i • to atkocat
the littipit, to raise money eduilg3
build hilt; ;1 c..11!,1
r pnblic inked d.tses
ut poll..ieg ail rrllgiou, and pily him
lioAae."
i•Virat i. ?ivy but beariog f d e wit
ness agai no thy deiglib•ir I D.. ir!.ii , r
has never lia:asyratttl ills .:1
polittrml goesti ms. lie pi cached
o ne gcl Ain , rican slavery,
end a; sever a l of C•k••41 a+ ere
Auir,).n.ter.: .4* this gre iaiTitty, it
.nail:: a great distil: fiance. \V.. have
koow r a jujutsu!: give (seat orrense to
soine . of his most sitp;iorters,
by pi eaching against, pi wan:ty. Gut
we are n•it a it aware that any one pre
tended that the minister Ws,, to blame.
And as s•avery is a inoco greater sin
that, %v.r think it shietli e
ceivo opine attention from tir.t 0111 pit.
Ot course tho.te guilty ni,snstairoir 4 ti,
evil be ; but if :ni:lister is
apt to preach againit .in fir teat iif •
giving "(rinse and dividiog I
then be is a worthless appendage •to •
society; and . tv at Id bet ter ba di • pen ied
. .
watt. •
But the orzans of the church, are
proahhly g4„,q ju,1 4 ,-s• of Dr. Tyng
and the effect of iii preaching, as the
organs or the Bucnatian party; and this
is the way 'oat of the .former of
the. new congregatio.::
" It will give e,roat !delimit a to the
many friend: of Dr, Tyng to hear that a
large number of his f.n a trt. congrega
tion has associated, to have the Nsti Or
al Hall, iii market street, near Thir
teenth,. in Philadelphia, ir.lr public wor
ship ander...iris ininistr y. He has preach
ed there for three Sundays, to very
lar ge congregational - and has engage 1
ti preach. for them fir three months.
This is "Ile of the largest and m..st
commodirru- halls in Prriladelp'ria, hold
ing over
.t wit thousand peorle„ and tt
hag been filled with am attentive ere o d
on these occa-ions. We trust the
Blessed Spirit will gaitill arid prosper
him in his now work. He can make
the:darkest trials work frr the gore! of
His people, and the Saviour's glory.
We have received a copy of the can
did and faithfr I .. statement published
by mero hers of the CI mgregatipte of
the Caurch of the Ei iphany. But our
readers will not desire us to e'.ter into
cif the. Ill'ilterS involved.
Tney are now, fin a time. settled. Arid
we earnestly desire a 11, vine. blessAi- . .y ;
to rest M. I). /Li) the mini try w itch his
been thug rejected, and on' the church
which has s • ejectud IL . — Protestant
Churehinan; •
[Cornspndence :f the Journal.]
F ito SSAS.
LAyrat.:Ncc. K. r., :20, 1556
11l , nl,ri, , .niug.tue citizens ur ii. 311•
re tuey dare' to p. iliticr I .ip
inioas tritut Lh ;Me Vunted 1 .110/ Fed,' al
authmily, and foreih. , totiot to ,üb.nit
t, laws whic;t Ley tad haul" in :flak
ing,. %vita pect, het' ,r.! the . ).
but exterinkaiiiou ut iev-littithi.. be
periniiieut ponce, tue:, (-1 iv. Goary has
eNidelaseed fieace . aad ta
P.ace here, Is the nael 1:117‘:: 01 all
'itgats and and
iii i save that which eilliaiices
tti iai t ir c i,( of tue slave-4,,.vrui s z
initunt. Va tue arrival uf Geary ia
Luis Territuty. tho freu. Suite' patty
wore deter aid a:.l
iii t.te p'ers ., illriilCU
ii he eta into •teil a desivisitiun to dual
justly and y; but iihasad uf
tl 'tug Luis, lie has placed them in a stilt
' m u , dept i able ounditiiiii titan they
w% le unites the ifithmeile maciagerneat
uf While tirii phase
.0 euujug.uiin %vas being perfected,
the Adinitiistiatiun, cLild weather was
last appiiiacitiiig, aid thus rendered
Iwtner hostilities impracticalil d.
either party; but as warm weather
makes its appearauce, hostilities will
again be resumed, nu a inuc r larger
scale, unless justice cat' he had from
the Judiciary a n d Executive depart
teems This is the kiuti . .4 peace. waitpt
affords the President al, much gratifi- I
Cation._ to mention la his late animal'
.message.._. There. cen..bs no safety.in
Kansas, •,W.liile/tlie laws passed by the
Shawneet; 'Legl.slature remain. on her
statates.l They have been the cause
~f all the.trouble thus tar, and as long
as the authorities try to etiturce.thern.
sn leng will they- - be resisted by the
people. Its not Northern men. alto
gether who are olio:had to tmon, but
men from Missouri, who have settled .
in the Territory and who are in favor
of Slavery, disregard them also. They
say they care not . how aquitable 'or
just they may hi', they made by
foreigners, and should be treated as
such—that no miii wrio.bas airy as-.
Orations above servility will subniitto
the fratids that have beer, practiced
thi the ballot-Met in Kansas. Teo
difficulty which originated between
Judge Lecuinpte and Gov. Geary. has
•been watched by the - free State mull
with great anxiety, hoping seine go id
might result therefrom, but another
Lecornpte - is left.to cat Ey on the con
quest. Notwithstanding Geary's suc
cess in re-arresting this murderer
Hayes, lie had to:sub:nit, arid the assas
sin liar boon release I tilt a writ of
habeas corpus and is now living with
Ilk Elio:lds to Kick:you. The only
pro-slavery criminal arrested under
Geary's Adinioistratirm has bean re
leased without tordergrriug an hour's
imprisoriment. • All of tire herder-pa
pers are in gieg the t o rr uy rl.rt thou y,
tred rec 1.) ivy U.
Sill) to fill his place, ivu.h i;errj
arikrin Sir ingfellow E q., to occupy
toe posi:ierr that Judge Lecture-ate did
befOre hi, suspension ; 'rid Jo in IV
I,Vriitfield, Wiwi. admitted, is at pres
ent knocking at.t.Oe do•rr of Crhigiess
(and will usdoubtedly " come in,")
litiming the light to represest 30.00 J
p e opl e which is supposed to he tile
present .porulation iii lisitisax, ti l t err
fonthis rrt whom are free State, arrd
only ab-ut olio eii huh orthe remairitrig .
loth voted for him at the recent elec
tion, which can be shown by deluct
int.!. the vote inidorted, from Missouri.
With this worthy trio oc - Cupyiitg the
- above-named positbins, there need be
no 'fear -for Llie - 3pee.ly adjustmeat of
flue existiu~ tr isss, and
a haps! and prosperous perpetuity iii'
the :Union. G. IV. ':lark, Indian
as for the Potawatternies, and tun
of h)1•011
I-aac•Win.,ton of Vir gild! ale
I) ,, iated t , ) fill tile. vac Lucy; als col.
: -. spencsr, of 0 tio,lsis been
Marshal of tills Ter6t,,,y, in, tile place
of J. S. 1) ataidsOn resigeed vit.th a hint
1.11 till S.) from t;10 G IV. ‘VIIetr).•I'C•II.
Spencer will " all .te" 11 , tok, Li;
esses, aid 1 . 3.i:14(.4 201 " arri-aners,"
' or not, we have „ro mewls of judging
mare than IVet,stro haul when .he
"judged of future by the past.•' As
he recei ve,d Ids app•ti..tinalit from Pierce
it would net be vary at- a nge he is
gift:-t1 in that, way; Si .ce the cOm
meticernem of cold weather itsms been
very dull in this place. Building has
pretty much st.upped. it pas the
urtun
tirm of tire E nigrant Aid C elm my
this winter. tic re-build the Free •itate
[Leel and have it comoleted fir the
accornodutioll of the s/ ring emigratirm.
It wal Comm,anctel last N•rve Tiber, but
little hits been done yet and 1)1%41.114y
will list be this winter. Tun Ulivirian
and Pi esbyterian Churches, with the:
Rev. Mr. Nutt.. and the R •v. Lit n.•
pastors, are both beautiful and sub Aim
ti a l sine edjice3, and will be com
pbet.-41 for service est ly in the spring.
'file Basetneot-of the Unitarian enure!'
has been fitted tip bit. a schsol-room.
It is large arid cornimidious, aid wihi
be suouniotanaed by a first class teach
er. M.trtey has been raised in th e
Slates to defray the exp rinses and it
will be free fits-alb who wish t.l attend.
There Will aliO be arire her free schord
in Lawrence this winter. .41r. A: inky.
general Agent for the Nati•nal
Corn-nittee, taktlllS.l nit steps to-
Wards establishing a University in
h:atisas, and a general interest is main
fisted by the citizens; to have.. a per
manent (toil thOr 'ugh system of thluca•
lion. I think efficient means has beeti
-tent here to relieve the actual warm
of the suffering. if rightly disoursed-
Some difficulty exists between the Na
tional a id Central f.:ominittees widen
rr.ay be dirsitnental to the system
establistutd. for urn distribution of pro
vi-ions and clistitinz. throughout this
Territory. However it is t‘i be hoped.
that peace will again tia restored arid
all go or, smoothly as it liaN neretof rte.
lr repairable - 113•1S have berm sustained
by many, but rohbury its peen pro coin
m_re that the in tat seem satisfied it they
h ave elion i ct lea to supply. the actual
necessities of life. 'r!IJ weat:rer is very
cold, and the river is frozen over.
sauna to beat a team
CO )I\l UNIC A CIONs
[Cureipondencs.of Lb, inurnai.]
littLanst.e. Dec. 12, 1856.
EDITOR up TEII7. JoURNAL. sue
published in your Journal iof tho.4th
inst., a portion of a letter I
wrote to
out ofyour citizens. It was not in
tended for publication ; nevertheless,
I am lead you saw fit to noticeit; as h
I a, ...title 1 florth a ri)ply; which for iiiith
t.ined morality, and lofty statesman.
ship, has few .equals—and w ten it is
known that you have a nsail of such
giant intellect iu your place, you will
doubtless hairs, to (Ahab' another Phy
sician, as he will be callioi upon to
take a seat in Ji/4 Buchanan's Cabinit.
And u you published-my letter-it is ne r bowstrer, is grater than his sense of ,
more thara. comt b oo euurteiy, tri pub=
justice' of this we have ample proof ,
lish the reply. I therefore send you a .- '
Afore l
. J . adg in
*from the uncouth angles nud e
copy. 'retaining the original to
in our hose (politely speaking)-
orr•tal Deorevity.
in the clerarost inanner possible./the chi t
;c, rri i rn i ug after - his visit, from the strang e
I like - the f-arless a.id consistent medley
ilt
ofthvir contents. There ware
dhues for t, feet, books for the .. 6 •"--,-
auurse your Journal ado l ai dispos.
meat for the table, and choke luzinies
ing of . its political wit/mit:l. I there.
fore inclose the within sum, as .pay.:
f.,: a Chriitraa6 feast'. also - other thiiigs
-otedions to mention.'" ' Speiking
mein for your valuable paper, which
yen %VIII .plitaie 'forward. Yours. to.,
the . good cause. Fft tat, of St. •Nich ties t emitids cis of the
or paid him antrhis.predecias%iria.by a
society in Now York Waring hie name.
Their annual festival is held upon the ,
sixth nflaUuary: We suppose it is
up.or that city, to give the present wor
thy Saint time is; re.t after his tedi o u s
labors during :Chriatmaa time; that he
may have tho ..honor to .be present."
The sons of-the society then relate the
wonderful account of the birth and or.
igin of their patron Saint, far away in
Ohi Amsterdam. anti speak with
pride of the great virtue and power
still transmitted to his posterity,
upon one after another his mantle has
fallen. Tice remarkable feat he per.
formed in vkiting in one' night the
chi Macy of every domicil in the laid
is ibuu t.ddiu "ion and story." At 1.4 r
feast Up-in thii Urcasion. conspicu•li
.um-• n .; the Yu! i•uts fioickerbucker
vi
lysrls im ne.t,e bile of vayly.ahl•
prod paw t. 4 r.• ).9 ur.tielt the tofer-
cotIDERAP.MT. Dec. 8, 1856
1340TIlltIt PROM sUppaNd that
bef u•e this letter reach •s your hand,
you will have an opp.rtunity of glory
log in you. own snaffle, for w•it og to
mu that mean letter. Yes, perhaps
before this time,you have semi it nun
fished in a paper that is a fit vehicle
for nll such low, contemptible, slang.
But, perhaps I ought to apolotlku to
you for its making' its ap maranco iu
public. It wa, not any of my doings.
God knows that I would not sink your
political character any lower, by hay•
log Your name appear in such a God 7
forsaksot .Thqrnal. Tile face is, that
some thing. are too mean ti,r coolmon,
ordinary Dsvili to rrtorm, and, fur
that reaion, an uncommon Sou Devil,
came it to my house and stole that let,
ter away, without my kaowledge or
coherent, and, xi she was ofcourse coa:
nected
.with that Journal ()lieu, she
took it there, and tua:l It t.. tae
awl t ie thou 2 ;ot that it :vis le the.
A:nti , teNt thi:h.; that ne nad seeo in a
loog.tisne, aad c electi,vi was wirer
Nhieilti" wait. uf le)
I.4eett. arid be tva waot of still' to
!Pot i ;)/pur ; ,:;44t. he
puhl.sh it. S., y.:11 11AI
blame: in.• insult; h4t, altos 411,
I y.)11 0i.v.4.11:
11,0 W L1 .. 1 v.,41 Liti o 1. (;:i furl
%v:ic. , l he: re t.!4
Ott,,, (1:1.14
t:, a p
alter t:pa . rati ,r 1
located [hit lie ,yt; dr^. •it t‘lat.
t;afri. tir y !
Ilt/C , /!nr• In 31'11
,itsClk.l !:I. wrieir trli
hears that h,g 140.1, 71. id ^ ds .r.rt
he hal ow, . a ttl
every P.o.t get Lis P. iv
ileget of root); toe ti.rit•r.nl .Stazes .
:qui; ; rioil aak Pier ce ! wow. lie
fook Vri4Ml he c•ofie t J read
what -re ill/ d ris, 1 1 111 oe h I, taken au
oath. lird - ore wen. arid
fl.seil every acre of land beloir4ing, tit
the United State, 1:1 harbarma despot
ism! IVont he be . u.ind up. ben re
comes to sip , hoer
.fie !has violated his
and 4 a perjured wretch
betirre the Republican Patty. (I don't
say Black Republicaus.) Word lie
look blank tor nut letting women and
c. fidtrn carry a bible, or the Declara
tion nt Itidepeutlence about their per
sous ; and that:free society is a failure
won't he feel aivful tor letting Brooks
give Surnaer such a caning. (not Pre
moat, Foote, I d•rn't rn.2ari,) - awl not
harwing li.eatiog; and above all
tlook you ught to be 11u:tidied for
telling that l..vaa hurti iu that r•hl land .
Si.peistitiirti, irner they thud to
haitg people iii witchcraft. arid is now ,
the very not bed ill political 'Priest
en alt, the fruit of warcu is a ri . ij /I ity
of 50,000 for Prern rut. You
ine its sayi.ig that I Was educated
in c lat. "Id _ l b state of N e 1 -
wiiic • also gave a insjority to'thes Path-
Perbaps t rig w ruld not he
eoriiideruil as iusrilt by •yunr party
who are iiviug - in tire taller siaLe, but
by a Politi.,yl V it is um: iidered as
wilful arid alaoder. Now
- F ro:l k, you know t rat f told you not
bi write t•i one pits got g
mu' ed ; if you had f drowed my advice
rru had riot dXp•ti d yoirr - se.lfin the
way you have. IL:ou KII•ItY it woa
wring to tell mile that you was glad
that I got defeateil. and hoped I wurild
every tine I accepted a notnionti on
from the Dannucratic Party. D.
you imppose that I reel bail as well as
other g; eat matt to be defeated, espe
cially of an office which I tiave field
for fifteen years ; I must now retire tip
private life and let Brother Stout eu•
*joy the horiiirs and profits of the r Ace
as I have done. I don't want to ad
vise you to leave a g D . id sita 3tton where
yvu ate, perhaps you are d riog good
service to your party ; but it' you are
capabl e of writiri; a tea more letters
like your last, and will crone out tiere
and have them pot into the Journal.
you can get any office you ward—tor
some, dreadful, mean men get office in
.thia County now-a.-days.
Please write to me again when you
get ready, and Wpm writ.., :no ari , dlier
such letter, the Devil may ilaWe it and
werciarno, and use you accordingly.
You will please excuse the liberty
that I harts taken, as it is only intended
as an answer to your last. Amos.
Russ.
For thio People's Journal
A Word About Oariat.o.u.
It is not of the "night before Christ
mas" but the eveuirg after, of which
we would write, favhring the old am i g o
the han d that bird iu the Italia is- wow two
,
i ll the hush.'/'rtough St. Nicholas
is by it., ,settta chary of his gills. ha
has, nevurtheless, been khown to pass
by mime capacihu, stocking. whose
Wearer had from time to time been
guilty, of divers derilectione, and sun
du.lutulyertencies. His compassion
that lhov Ati . ll - hoLl 1:1 %fratt revJr,
e:4 ;tom, •H Intl eat iy 4,,tt!drr fifth•
p),lce NJblf now the mid•
ern 3.1:)y1oi their
tepa3t is over, tuaitt ale idrered, tha
iil.l
WWI t!lti ttlo4t. eX , i iilite of tae
a:;.1 pur ! Atiii ant, tild 0 ' 611.1 ufth,
St. Nie.'l..l2A.a.le their feitit it v.
A. non.; Cu: in !:ly cult•itti4 rt , l usag
e,' Cl•t 14t , n 14 ti liaVe
tv l i
• ; ii Ire p 'wet. 4 good 04.111 the
,civhig a-I I r•e vi t. of I ,r e ,eats in the
11:1/ C:1 ~v oirway 11`re th, : y
tsea ~ 1 ?- • rti as t:;•:. 41ti "r3.toth
er. Hash-lad or 'Wife, and with wist .
la,ly tears are they bedavied, 1 m..•
af
ter the kind hand that gave, is forever
released f Sacit
brune t :A we love .to cherish. T.:ay
'serve as a kind of charts or
and when we are w,,r,d weary Or faint
hearted, they bid 11l with a peculiar,.
nay, a religi.ma voice of fait!' in the
gond of the hunter' heart "ptese:aa."
A reciprocal :merry-wishing, apt)
Christmas, is also a time -hone, ed and
salutary custotii, but the inuovation.
made by the lads and misses of .our
time, by wishing their- elders a Inerly
Christmas, for the sake of getting e
quarter here and there, wa rery mach
deplore . •
day' has its f...-stivities, and Cat
evening its thoughts. We who ire
climbing toward the hill-top. .4ro think
-11.4 or the C arist.nas times far back I:,
the valley and up the &went. Fatting
as ia patiora nic view is our
ow. litres picture. its Christmas times
like no many male-stones,q seen
midst tha light and shade 'aang the
way. Between these arile-it saes how
anany events have transpired velish
have cast their 3.13.1.. re over oar future,
and nt le ui t k low th it the br.,k of
fate is a sealed book, none niN let
its p.qes.- bat as they are turned over
day by ally, with the fiager 4.1146 ay.
.With each returning Clarisai time
comes sorrow to some bee!th-stnne.—
.
some loved on« are singbiff their
Christmas a ,them in the "upper
courts," then how grateful is the
IledS of the Jiving.- How- many &ail.
.dren of trial and ',yam, have this day
had, their hopes kindlaid afresh u,nar
the altar of well-donna, by some kind
friend- vritose "basket and store is
blosied." to wh am the wings of the
wind comes laden with plenty.and who
rho nut forget, that ttadro are those -
t„
avnom he comas with drooping pin.
ion, and whose only salutatioa is
the sould,,if his wail!, cheerless voice.
Sacia fraeotit bid us trust the tua.-
.„;,.. ,ri„, itis said,- "I. wail slot leave
-thee nor forsake thee." '`,llupitola"
the Washilagtou correspondent of Car
Naiton, urges .upon the readers of that
pepei their duty in making their Chi isti.
mac ott... Our papers have fortunate.
.Iy, no need of suet) correspondents, and
though the balmy air wnich "capi
told" brestout may he conducive to
the growth of great anew "a plenty."
if they wou:d know tabs pleasures oral
"enlargement of the heart," they would .
be betaefitted by a few years rutidence
amid the i...l,sud.cspped hilts ef - P ott•F.
CoubetePuar..oec. 2.5, 1856. Z
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