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We(lndiy MorniiiB, July 20th. IBO-V
iit.niK it uif kiaii: ntkirr.
OEOlHili S. VUUIWAKI,
I.i:frfi( avuiily.
'if iu.fV i-r 11 Svpnmr ( ourf.
'ALTEUlI. r.OVldi:,(.l AlloKh. n y
t,ylfn ili'in'lii li-ioi Mir J HON. C I. VAtlAPUiIflli AM
hoiM-f the hln'rth' ii'l nig-.it, wn klinuM'
IVr-n TiUMhip
hlM-MIlt 11 fl lH. tl.lt l ,-Inv
fitin n I lj'iiilfi( .wn-riipi '
1'i rint illn on I Iium I iy Mreinns; j
mil hip inrr-ina ivunii
ll .fli rty mi 'I Jamr-a Thr-minor), Vjr.f, I
f.f bbnti a mi John II. It, mli.,,
(inn will- ) lie tit li'il li ; Stl I tli'li, by till wf,r.f:n I'-l fl !"t-i l,n l-t'tl nio'iii"'- I
In rf "nilMli.ii. whl Ii it Hi'i li l li d-slrl' 1 il, ,11 !.if t,..in tti'i'ilr
hi. innHh iri.HMt to int itwii nf nun niluM. Kinill lotfiil Ilia fi.nn rolil In ' t iH'iip-I I-t !' i rWI hi In f,t Hi" I if
(ii'ltailily fell In Mt Mill I might Mi"! Iv, 1 1 ronnl nl I'oliii.iit. w In in iftrir Hi nUMl" Airl fi "f lh it . .n.
lr.Vo. Put we tii-ill. rr strita In Mil ly or utrtyt in i nm Tut i.nmniir, i,Hnr tnnn ntt-l anotn.-r pitiy shall h-l I
militate their ,.Im .r.lMirt t.orto' and IMI. . t,., I-,,,,,, H.npowi.r. Mtn-I, tw -I t il,,, , , 1,1....
.... .i ,i i . . . i llifiiilrpn. Siifb.r tVm tint, I mln-it
hut. i-.thi-rth.-ir rath or th. lrvrn,. n... e .u,mm hi.M.Ctm Wr,t, lyon t ovrtto ll. ls.uo, ,.,..1 by thr jinl-
II ne pnhli'h, . tn th, that which e si-1 July 17, Isfi.t. ( mem of the people w e will nhi,1.i.
trrwntds di-c.-vi r lo have 1 i en i.botninas ' Ai rolrd and rorifitmd for linen weokij And now, finally, let me nU. v. h it is the
.V M, . 1,.1-lace 11.0 culiest p- I" ""I W!l7,' "rV,i,;"!"r ,f ,lir,ln-''I,r"?t f"' 1,11 lh'' ''""'" V""'
i !' , ,. .., ..m.h1iI IIimiicm to tlu, Coiiff.h.rwla Mnt" ..j,,,.,,, r ni bitnuy rower which vol havo
.nitiiniiy to m!. lllio.rro. ; ik-i ,h .11 tl, ,,.r ,.,, , ,, Mll, e,.m;, ftMl noMy ,, ,,;,.,', , ..Mliu;y
we roncill our iiiMfililioit' .vilu'n In llir- irinnrr of wttr, lliotih'lt n:i (mrnlfl i f"'' ly Ilul if, imloKl, all iIkmd bo ilo-
liiticmigu t. ut- tvli. llirr we t-ull it honnruMy .limit with n.xl jivon li-au uuJa ty inlliUry iwosMty, tlion bo
'MooN-niNK.-oru -Liu I'.Wk lri.iilli.-iiti 'J? '"V"' "i" t.l,0V,,'l,S V"1 .l,y- run"l.n,J .' " llrlip nro Kono, nn. ly
...... ... ..v ... .uu ilnhliii i.i ir a - rnuiiv in n nil. rur 11 in: I' vn ivni
...... I.!. . II. 1. . . .1 - - j - - . , . .
,uion oy iiiii iiyuig inn ol my , (, to lot iiiinulo only by tho (tul.jiii.l ion or r;in suic. iho tonus noi-irmcM noroin u- tion, ln;ll0
onuiiiry, . inutm iiitt.cu Mini a ir.fiuuu im nf I io Soul i In oifn unit nrm. c itri-H to lo-opi-nint Willi lit in aianim
jWhunon lii UihIi dull. Ami loility uniinr tl0 iiifimt of to-.Iiiy will not lire to koh
iironTiion ni inn crumu nag, i nm nerc ,,,! or xo, in onotlipr way only
to oiiioy ntiU in tmi t to oxcrcino tlio itivi- i.-onpi.t ti n phwo. Trtvcluia
i i..!..i. i.:..i . .i ... . . . . . . . . " ..ii. . i ... ...i :.i ... . . i
tun. i ijj'iio incii usurpHrs umuiunuji tiioiisnnil iiiiIob nnd mote, tlirniign noitriy iiouui i 'onu-njri.m, unni-i n n jj-.nt.Hn.u cni.nni ni ina lonely of Friemln In
.loi.y me at l.oinc. Tito nlmllotv contri n.linlf of tli CnnOilnrnin Slalom and ourimMon has loon crcul nnl hnppy. ' us in britiL-inff nlioni nn
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TTMTV tTlTTIdM. I A'H'HUl.1. I l.
"umfl"' Ai..l,n.orfovT, ir.by nk1.nmoI..M.fr.
Trout tho inforntnlion that rcaulim ; vt,rsioll ofour lin),uiiKp, ll.cy .un lin.l m.y;'
I.am ail Tlitntrtit in ti'lnml I ll mil I'llOU L 1 . ... . .11 I
nuumu. .......-.-.. liOlIy lOOl lOllgll 10 I'.'IU'VC MlMl WO CUIl
tlie county, not h nngle word it rr.toiro.1 1 tho Iutl0 of (ictiysbur8" -nr itnyl
irom us to inii.ifM upon u.vuj . M..1-W.. oljlpr u,BVcnu'nt of ilio Union army--
Imirn ol Iilteili:nP UO l l lllllli y r-.ei'i ton
.or, I r'ti I "'i wmm i hi- i'n"ii ngii nn n mi,
Mirl li r-mpNorr I f" " I r i.Mn'.ttit'if
wiffifv-'i in In "'J htr II, n mk. uppinling Vi'liitm I . Ilidip t. ,
t tin o' cniiti"'! ( r rn ilfi.tcn, nn, I ili'inM . ,. . ,, ....... t.,
i . .... i . .... in ... . " '" " "
tin. im il''pl IVi'n oi Mi' i, "ii it .i,' "Mj
tvit lioul ililit l oi-4 ol 111.
i I '11. .. I il.. I I .i.i t.t .t.iii,, I, n ii ,1
.'in. I inn i ii" 1 1 - "' ri "" "" . nun ii'i, nrri,
tli ii-ft in o jjti ti inii'inl hy ll.rt l oiul iln. o tiioti o . tint nipollna t n,
l.on loevtMy Aniric..n i .-. nny B,i,l.cl ly Col. W.ItM lU,r.i i k)
itito npt ta ilfiimy or ubridi tlio rilit of 1 , ''Hftit, D, J
citltt-r U 1-lo.r l the ciniit.ilionl.J,fl,,r(,n ;yr. Urwl rl, an4 WifiJ
tilitsol" iho pnoplc. T. lliorp, l'r. A
Mth. Tlutl we oordiitllv invito nil who Afipr wlii. li tl.n P.-.-n,:n.. . I
"ii rifi, r
in tnndo ipporl, wlticli ru
urm, cluriMi to i'0-oppiiini wiui ut in aintviui . . - , "imv'
n the nnd pMi iotio ollort to givo i-iru.ioncy to the .'7 '"',PWM. r w''"l we ro peow. J
y pnn jirinciploe lier.-in enunoinlKd, by laboring iU0led not to omit the following t
nig a to plai'o in pownr coiwrvntive I'nion N;i- i Ihto'vnl, Thnt wo pn upon 0urf I
.......K. iln.il I i.inti'iila iindr wIiiihii imifl.inrn ..iii .m,. nrn,. .r i. . . r
on n?xt Suturil.iy. Th.y iippu'ciulu tho
ntvoMity tl fiivin,. una impon ..v..u... , in u , (sl ,jesl fxliw
nary movement their rnw.,.,1 nnd .,.rc.l l(iun Qf j,loka,nel.y,
I 1 . 1 I ..1. I1..I Jb.li.U 111 till
"moonhhino." ihoy nro welcome lo ult llio j vancoof the wrtik dospoUat Wiuhinion, 80journing fur a tituo at witloly UilUirent
. . . . . I nun i it 1 1 ni i ti i uiti d 1 1 it m lAit. i i.utemn mm . ' i . i r n
i!00 t will (to (hem UI tho looli 111 tlio.":'" "V"; ' ipoiiim. i met not uno urui, num.ui i ,
filled thii lull .ire but f.!v, and, comparti
t.y.lv. of but liltln iinportauci, we imiici-
f "ito quite ft! genem! fin Blietiilenee m uj
on any loiuicr kiuiilitr occosion. Nor i.ro
itiA sin . .) i I ii t ml llul'ntlk .tllM nillv . II
test being Uir I rennurer und Coniinisbioiior
tbcic boiii no comjielilion lor AHent
bly or Auditor.
Tl.... u.a all m.iilt ni, ill iirit,tiiilelillli!p
III .11 V W I v.. . . . .
privolo and joliticd churitolft ; benoo cu
rious nii.tnko is iiiipnetiible- "Ve only de
sire tljul, iu attending lo tliis primury tep
in our party orgnniiation, llion.t enii uted
with the duly of conducting these J'.lee.
tion will pay Mi iet ailenlion to the liules
which we published lust week for the
guiudntice of the parly in nil tho prelim
inary ateps in the selection of candidatea.
111 !..!... .1 ..,..! I .. .l.iifn.l n
11 llli!u liuivu am nil i; ti jr uiwn-n,
discord unit iiriso ; but, on tho cotitntry,
Oraham Township. ..
of Orahrtin township
quick pca-e, thereby rretenting ,
un.uiinn;u, iiiiu:ii mcy proteil l0 l"1
Ulack vs. W inrB. 1 ho usl.iugtor. (.iruml,tttll(.,.g tn0 n,ost favorable, either im2 fortune of the war. in nil wl.
k .i I I ,Mhi I itt fi-k bii.iWiA.li.il til llMl'IOf'-t I II I' I 111 iiuniff liivai.ll Hith llinn 'llllSfl Ol 1 .1.. L..t C 1 1 . 1 ii I i n it
.1 in .1 i It' . I . 1 I 111. : 1 I l u,. n. t ..Ii na I A f arik.ii . I .!' I'l ' I'l II 1 ' ' 1 I . i it. - .J.! i I . 1" ill., "CS Mlt It k
I M H1tll;l-0n the 7th Inntant, b B B 7
i Km., .Mr. Jncoli llnrllnin r' '"l
purposo of farming a Democratic Club. On Jlemkol, nil f KanbaOi tnwmhip.
, vii inu -.iii uieu, nv ii in. incKee, tin
uud I. who for two vfttr win miilik'nud us , -,,.1,,.- ilmn t i...l t. tin. nrmsiirn of nrnw ' "e "cmoerais
in lecrel league with the Confederates, !eve i tho m0Ht ilo.xporuto extremity ! met ut tho housi of Jucoh ilubler, for the
nnving lenneu wnen in inoir ninni, unw i ; And whatever tuny itml iiiiihI lm tne vury-
hioll 1 roc .t.,rtf,li HnMof tvai nnnointed
Mo?e C. Kvftns nnd Henry
i . . -. . i -i i .. .. . . . n . V l.rtrt,l A l'..rtt.i. l.in I a. I llnlilnr
ll.ev have ni.tdu the Iwo rneeu oritial ex no in a loreign lauu, i eiuru ,,u' trial of the o tales nnu pople ot A nionca, ' ul - ..w, ............
IliP) I.HtO niailu I ne iwo rnu t-piai ,,,,. to inv own SiuTo and flov- -!..,.... i.t ivnv ' cin'nP. . 1. ( !nrW. f'nrrmimn, int Sne.
...... 0 - - - j - III" W t3 UL'Ht'l 'I rijiuun IIW" vivt; j ..'i.viv.ti.ij t v v f - J O
err.nient, unbioken iu Wnl thought P'j to make good their inexorable purposo ,.etmy ; .lucob Khinchart, Treasuror ;
"""'i ... w...,..w.. , iiii.n hi nnv periou since me iji-uiiuiiiik
vid Uarto to M,m
Woodward townihip
in i :i.
McKoo. En It.
lUchaol Carton,
upercfdiog the order of I'eily
The bile Congress fixed the vi luo of u
.lave in the liiHliint of Columbia at '!l0 ;
tho same Congress piisNid an net we will
uot buy la.v-authorizing ihe Pioiidrnt
todeninnd tho M'lilp of every white nu.i:
but ween 'JO and 4.'i, or flHKi, which in eon
sidered un eijntvitlciit for ihe life of a
white man.
Yet there in tl.ii dillorouee bcUveen the
two casus ; tho Administration pays ?;iHll
out of the I'liblie Treasury, to free negroes,
but. if a white man is loo ioor lo raise
?;00, he must go into shivery, thus giving
i. decided preference lo tin. " nigger."
XS-t-1Iio Abolitionists in New York have
vn me i.itn insl., .Mr. A...,:-
Hoover, wife ot'Gurey B. Hoover, isfirH.
nn!12layt.
J 1 ...
v., w. .w. -iin i nnw nunou i nra iiib ijcuiiiiiuiu . .irtt " . . i n ... . .1 it' 1 uv iua urrcitFcu wni m dbum ....
. . . 1 i.e. 1 - j wv.h ui nn m . nrnrt 1 , r ii 'R nnu 1,. vt . . .. innk
I. iu nit A vm U' I 1 L n 1 Ullll llfllirt'l.l- il a I MM. . - ... I . 1 1 l. I " v-...., w .-w . Invil t IA nml riitnri ut 41.:. .
I ..i..u .... infi.u 111 11L irni. I in urui-lf Ullll . 47 . . . ... i . i Vi- nn I- rnrm ( i i-rt I Am mi on i lif aipm a .1 a.n .1 .. i U.. -V . . r m
i fin ivkiii nnu;, hWw ... unwelcome riuus hut inev are nu rppseu . lv-' ""
thov
lo Hi very ictter. (only tocundul nnd honent men. Neither, A constitution nnd byrlawa wtro then
hix H'eckn ho, when jin gojng mlo h I meet any one, unanimouay optod, after which C. W.
. v w . . - .. - in mvn r 11 ih fiiiiiiifinn ni" nw ki ii hi i ii ii i i.
the most perfect acquiescence in whatever ,co,lt.jouto, j-J4,0tMl to supply the wtnts
may thus be ascertained to be llio will ol
tho majority.
Greely and the Flag;.
The Europeans have often reproached
Americans for their unslablmieus of chari
actor. We admit that no people on earth
oro more nubject to "spirts and spasms"
than our ioop!e, especially that chtsg of
persons bletseU w iiu nn event tuning
amount of philanthropy, the ardent udvo-
ol the negro families who suffered d'lring
the kilo riot in thnt city. This is humane
and very commendable indeed, liut we
fear that if the sullereis had been iihlk
iusted tbhtrl;, those philanthropists would
not have opened their purses f0 freely.
Know-Nothing mobs havo fi eijuciilly
raged iu our largo cities with cipJal vioi
lence, but the HUtl'erers wero chiefly .vhite,
I and the oonsetiuuneo was that no such
jsum of money was ever tailed to supply
cowardly despotism t auved it, 1 addressiul
you a. a fellow cituen. 'l'o-dny,and from
the very place then tiilected by inu, but
utter weal Uomo and most perilous jour
neyings for mote than four lliou.iand mileb
by land and upon the sen, still in exile,
though hlmobt in sight of :ny native State,
1 creel you us your representative, (irate-
fill certainly 1 urn for the confidence in my
ical or private, who did not deelaro his
leadiiipss, ii7i;i Mit' uw shall luive cauciatul
invdiinff armies btcn withdrawn, to consider
and dkicuss the question of reunion. And
who shall doubt the issue of the argument ''
1 return, therefore, with my opinions and
convictions a. to war or jience, and my
laith as to final results from sound policy
and wise statesmanship, not only mis
integrity ana patriotism impiieu oy uio U.ilam:ui, bul confirmed un.l slrenghtened
Ullltll.lJIOMS IJUIllllll.llUU ! lUlllltl-lUlU IU1
. Kylci- nnd Jacob Wilholm, the committee
on resolutions, made tho following report
ivhich wm unnniiiioudy adopted :
Wiiiheas. We nra in tho midst of fi
bloody and destructive war, und although
our ruler feigned to believe that it would J
not last ninety day, when it lust com,
mencoil, yet altar a deaperato strugglo of
over two vcars to restore the Union, vo
life, loaveii a illsoormiliilt husbn4 aloLoTi
world to utntira liij long. "
"The dimil ulono aro Host. i
AVhiU thej are hfrc clouilionrn, J 1
And Miter BliillT-fall. nin IK.I. v "
- . ...j, ,uvll JJf . I
But when the tPmpost time iii,'
The li;ht and liciit of hoaven
"t Hit,
Jlrood o'er their land of reit,"
Und ourselves about whore wo couimenc-
Anil mnv t.Iin ( I id nt litvfn unci o.xrt )i an I ,l t .1 r;..ni i.n . ItninUnil i ! 1 1 innis rf
Governor ol Ohio, which jou fiavo tuo.ruletli heart and mind, of American: dollar? and several" hundred thousand
.uii iiusti... i.c vuumur,.,,,,, ,,, u . , , Const tu Hon vnli.nblo li r t Lm-otora wo deem a chan ira
maintained, a luiion restoied, nnd liberty of policy highly necessary
It was not misplaced : it idiall nevor be
abused. Bul ILis is the least of all cniikid.
erations iu times hko these. J usk no
peisonul sympathy for the p)isoniil it rong.
No; it is the cuuso of constitutional lib
erty and priiate light, cruelly outraged
beyond example in a free country, by the
i'lesident nnd his servants, which gives
. in. . 1. '
puom; siguiucnocy 10 ni uouuu 01 jrouri .
convention. Yours was, indeed, an act jBeccaria TownshiD Democratic CUb.
I henceforth made Kecure, a grander and
; nobler destiny shall yet be ours I linn that
I even which blessed our fathers in tho firet
I two ages of the Republic. :
j C. J.. Yai.lanuicium.
I THE PEOPLE" IN MfJTION !
ot justice to a citizen w ho, for his devotion
to the rights ot the Mates anJ the liber
ties ol
Tho Democrat of lieccaria township
Ihe poople ,had boon marked for.mel t Qten n01,ef 0l, sth Xay last,
their wants and necessities. It may be
but a matter of lasle after all.
ihe advocalo of peace measures, for Ihe
settlement of all political IrouMes, but
.... V10 . tli ),lnrii.liiit Jaaobiu of llio
tribe. ' His own record will prove him in
conMsteut in tho advocacy ot every great
measure, either in Church or Slule, that
has arisen in this country, unless we ex
cept tho project ot a dissolution ot tlie
Union, a scheme (bat he with a fow others,
Abolitionist and Secessionists, huvo lai
bored to bring about for the p-.st twenty,
fiveyear. How well they have succeeded
we need not now stop to prove to the
reader.
In 1859 when our coimlry w ut poaco
with all tho world "and the rest of mankind"-
wheu a Flag was hardly considered
necessary to protect tho citizen from a
uaob, this man Greely published tho fol
lowing infamous tirade against the Stars
nud Stripes, which we hope ho will yet be
called upon to retract. Hear him :
All hail, to the fliimit:ng Lio !
The etam grow j.nlo and dim,
Tho Etripe. uro bloody scars,
A Lie the vaunting hj aia ;
It (hields a pirate's deck.
It binds a umu in clminj,
It yokes the bqitive's ncik,
And nipi'. tlie bloody Mains.
Tear down Ihe Biiuntinn Lie !
Half uiut tho starry flag !
Insult no runny "ky
VN'itU hutu't polluted rag
ll.Mlrnvil. ii.hnj.un
- j . . , j 1
Dotp.iuk it iu tho waves !
It hear, a fvllow man
To groan with follow ilavei.
Furl the boasted lio !
Til1 freedom live, again,
To rule once more in truth
Anong untrauiuicllud luen,
lioll up tho Hurry flicen,
Conceal its Moody .tuinf ;
Tor in its Tilda are men
1 Be siamp ui ruining cnu.as ;
The man that gave utterance to Iheso
lentinienls in 1300, to-day boasts of more
loyalty and patriotism tlmu any other
individual in the land, and professes lo
havo moro respect for the I'l.ig thau
"Old Abo" himself.
mal und proclaimed uc.pouni in us sieau.
You tiro tho restorers and defenders of
catos oflhe equality of all race of men.
As un example, we select Horace Creely, !
who lo clay is as much responsible for our
national troubles, a Jelf. I.'avis, with thisi
diflerecee. the formtr is a moral coward. I sbal, in Troy
n bile Ihe latter is not. but both arc guilty J was filtered one night lust week, and all
alike before the world. the document relating to the Kraft iu
Mr. Greely for thirty year past ha been H' district destroyed. ISradlonl county VonKtitutiouul liberty, and by that proud
. ' . . .. -.in,. ... i: I.. I . :.. ...t... .
gave over ouw majority lor j.ineo.u mm iiiue uimoij "in e.unic ".
hence this will bo called a "slight irroguJ I congnuuhue you upon your nominis
, . ,, ... ... i ii , tions. Ihey whom you have placed upon
bmty."or something .f tho sort. ''d wilh lna ro g(,ntlemon 0f oh,u..
a similar act been committed in Berks, or J auter. ability, integrity, and tried fidelity
Noiihituipton, or oveu in Clearfield, il j to the Constitution, ihe Union, and to
would Lave been "copperhead treasou 1" ! Liberty. Their moral nnd political cour.
sge a quality always rare, and now the
Cif-Notwilhstanding tho gocd lighting most valuable of public vinues is beyond
miulities claimed for the nocro. by tho , question, uvcry way all iiiesc were r.om
present Abolition authorities, a whi'o man
cannot have an " American cilizon
African descent" mustered in a a substi-' nation of Mr. l'ugh. as your cndidaic for
tule. We wonder if they would accept a! Lieutenant liovernor and President of the
, . . ... .. . ., iSenato. A tcholar and a gentleman, a
wbito man a a substitute l..r a nigger.' i fjolilst-r iw a foreign war, and always a
Who will gat a decision upon this mooted i ,mrni eminent as a lawyer, and distin-
Iguished a un or itor ami a statesman, I
I hail witli iicceplaree ns an omen ot llio
'return of the better aim more virtuous
respondent of the N. Y. llcrall says that days of the Republic.
n.....:.i..... t ...... i. . .....I .,..e...., ..I i 1 endor-e your noble pi ttform elegant
i it'r t, i jji: i'.ki im .-.,i.wi. ...v. im...i . - ..
:.. ,1. P. . . C 1 1 , i.iv.l...liil Im,. id Ilia inn ro I 111 Sti
ill i 1:11 111 1' 1 'i ii.-- ... .
ndical Abolil ionists, Slid at tho rik
luriiing tho whole blood-thirsty pack j lemocratic party to restore utid make
adrift, have determined to offer terms or sure fikst the rights and liberties declared
,.1. ti : i vouri bv your constitutions. It was vain
iccoliciiiu.l.ini 10 uiu ir.'ein. im. .novo-1- V(. . .. r ,),
uestructioi; i.y me nan.t o ni i.nri.y power. , . . uttrn0Mi of fopm:n. .. Dc.nocr.Uic
It was 1.11 exams . . 11
Club, wlien the lollowing ouicern were
chosen ; President tieorgo Groom ; Vice
But it was much more.
plo of courage worthy of tho heroic ages
of the world ; und il was u spectaclo and
!a rebuke to the imuruiiiL' tvranU who.
More Tkeasos ! The office of the Mar- j iuiving broken up the 1,'nion, would now
for the Bradford District, 'strike down the Constitution, subvert your
present Government, and establish a lor
I illations til to be m ide.
misv. inn nii-e. win now on nus neu. 1
of' t ah .11., .1,1 1 1 1- t-ninli-o ivilli vnn ill tlii. linnii
ipiestion ',
A (i i.i;.v m of Hoi'K. A Washington cor
aJiniiable in sentiment. You
niTsmit the true insiie. and commit your.
''' self to the areat mission just now of the
1 - imiln llin Xlnti.it urwl
j.ui.'iii,iiiji,:i.'..,"r"l","i ""W" .South to return to a t nion without a
;by the IhieaU'iiin altitude of KugLnd , Constitution, and dishonored nnd polluted
j and Franco. ' by repealed and most aggravated exacts
I - ions of tyrannic power. It is baso in your-
j THE NEWS. f.dves, and ticuonuble to your posterity,
; Muchiincenainh seems to exist a lo to surrender these libet tie and right to
: , . . . , . the creatures whom your own bteath ere-
tho pre. .so position of the two armies ol 1 , , (oslrov. shall there be free
Meudu und Li e. Tim rumors of Leu's ad- speech, a free pies, peaceful assemblage
ol the people, aud a li ce ballot any longer
in Ohio? Shall tho people hereafter, as
hitherto, havo tho right to discuss and
...iiiilnnin tho nrineinlcs nnd nolicv of the
as tho pursuing; .,,., .. tl6 ministry-tho men who, for
vuiiee, tliiealt nin another 'invasion, '
I was certainly mei e"moonsbine,"and there
:t-eeins to bo but little doubt that he is re-
treating iSoulh us f.ist
forces of Monde .till permit him. Tho the time, conduct the Government to
corrfspotidents represent ever y thing pro- j demand of their public eorvants a reckon
'greying favorably ;-thal Lee's rrlreat is irl8 of their steward.sh.p. and to place olh
, . ... , , ,. , . ,er men and another party in power at
.cut ofl ; lli-it ho must stop and light, Ac.'pjr slMenie will ami pleasure? Shall
Ao. A low dnjs will lell the story. . Order Thirtyseight or the Constilation he
' Moigun, the rebel chief who invaded ', tho tpremo law of the land ? And shall
Ohio and Indiana at tho head of a large thc ".a,1' more be arrested by an
, , ... , . , h, armed soldiery si midnight, dragged from
cavalry force, .vie, with tho remainder of , wjfo ftnJ ci,iMrcn ftnd home to a military
li it tolloirers, captured on Saturday last in j prison; thenco to a mock military trial ;
Ohio, , ; thence condemned, and then banished as
. v-..i.:.. t..i.. 1: !.... 1.. 1..- a felou for tho excrciso of hi rights?
.iiiii,liuiiiil3liiillliilillli.'niuii. , ,
c J I l.w ic in 1. uilii unit llnlill; liul-p villi lili't
1 111. IU .UU -v-v, ...... ..V".J ....... .. ...v.
it. It 1 tho very question ot Iree, popu
As an instance of this tlieorv hp i.nl - K i t 1 1 tnniv Ivonti.ur l.ira n
lish the following txlract lakea from the Miip, in' this county, a mountainou8lar government itself. It 1 tho wholo
., ... .. . j- ' , . . . J ..rr 1. niucstion; upon the one side liberty, on
imnto tno-uil. instant. .HiiK-i,ao.itiinuy iii.te hi-mo mk 0ljcr (,;,Hpoli,nit Tho rl0sidcBr, us
"IIaso On tub Old Flau. The absence of Jfavi l), n inhabited to il COliSidtTilblc t,e rec0gize'i head of his party, accepts
the Kutionul Flag in all pun. of tho city during exttl.t by .MulilttOOH. They iiro C011- t)10 i9Ue. Whatever ho wills, that is
T,, ...T .7--""lo"u" Miinlly nt Court with li m na and, aw. Const tut on, rStale and Fo.leral, are
fircumstiuee; but now that rititens have taken . , , , ., ., . , r 1 1 ,1.
breath and a new start, let tbo dour old King fc 'lvl1 Slllt9 "Saniht each oilier, besides 1 nothing ; acts of legislation nothing ; the
flunir to tlie broom from emrr Iliiir-.lolV In th hfPTiinirit. omit inniil ivnu n I,oi-a 1 1. or-1 iudiciarV less than nothing. In tirUO Ol
It'ioUtd, That we, tho Democracy of
Graham township, urge all the Democrat1
to come out on the second Tuesday of Oc
lober next, and cast iheir votes for Goorge
N . Woodward, and thus aid in hurling
from power the base men who havo so
shamelully abused their trurit.
Itcsolocd, 1 hat we endorse the resolutions
of the Democratic State Convention, held
at Uamsburg, lilli of June, Ihbu.
JiesolreU, 1 hat the foregoing proceed
ings be published in the Vkarjidd Republican.
President Joseph W. Lull, Thomas
Washburn.
.Secretary Samuel II. llindman.
Treasurer riiilip Dotts.
Cor. Com. Wm. Dolts, W. S. Dickey,
Thomas Groom.
The following preamble and resolution,
nfter being read weio unanimously adopt
ed :
WitF.RFf, We, as Democrats oT Bocea
ria township have bepti misreprPHenied by
men calling themselves Republican, Un
ionists, or no par'y men, and our loyalty
to thc Government questioned by them,
thereforo, in view, and for the purposo of
And even ieal-! setting ours dves right m thi community,
r.nd at the same unio repelling riose
slanderous assertion?, have assembled on
this occasion for the purpose of forming
an association to be known as the Union
Demoirntic Cm1'. And the better to set
forth our true position, wo publish and
declare the following to be tho article of
our political faith in matter to which
they relate.
1st. Wo are unquestionably in favor of
tho Union of nil tho States.
2d. That tho Constitution of tho Units
ed States, and laws made in accordance
with it, are tho supremo laws of the land,
and must be obeyed as such, nnd any per
son knowingly violating either, whether he
be a public olhccr or a private citizen, is
guilty of disloyalty to his country.
"d. That the doctrine of Secession is a'
miserable heresy, false in theory and des
tructive to all Constitutional governments
like ours, nnd ihoso who inaugurate or
sustain this abomination must be regarded
as the enemies of the. Republic.
1th. That the civil war by which our
country i at presont disturbed is the nat
ural olfsprin of misguided spctionalism,
engendered by fanatical agitators, North
as well a South, and that as Democrats,
having equally opposed tho extremists of
both, sections, and hiving at all times
zealously contended for the Administra
tion of the general government within its
constitutional limits, we feel that we. are
in no way responsible for tho calamities
that havo rosulted from a departure, from
the requirements of the Federal Constitu
tion, and the traditions of tho fathers.
5th. That in Ihi national emergency,
we. a Democrats and Union men, banish -
Ferguson Township.
The Democrats of Ferguson township
met at the public tchool-house near G. Bt
McCracken's.on Saturday evening the 18th
July, for tho purposo of organizing a Lemi
ocratic Club. On motion, tho following
gentlemen were elected permanent oflis
cers :
President Wm. McCracken, K-q.
ice Presidents- Uaniol Kooser, Gecr '0
McCracken.
Rec. Soo's. James Straw, Jno. T. St raw.
Cor. Mac John D. Miller.
Marshal J. B. Campbell.
Assistant Marshals. W. il. Necomt.r,
A. G. Jamison.
Ex. Com. B. Armstrong, J. D. Miller,
William Wise, George Straw, Noah Pure
well.
A suitable constitution nn by-hws
wore then adopted, nnd ''Vallundighaui"
adopted as the name of the Club, when 'il
members signed the constitution.
Addresses wero then delivered by D.m-
iel Kooser, J. D. Miller, Win. A. Bloom ,
and others; after which three, rousing
cheers were given for tho Democratic
nominees -Woodward and Lowrio and
throe more each for tho Governors of New
York and New Jersey.
Goshen Township.
A large meeting of the Democrats of
Goshen and adjoining townships was held
at Shawsvillo on Friday evening the 2-lth
inst,, for the purposo of forming a club to
be called " The Goshen tcncnship Jkmncrulic
Club."
On motion, that worthy citizen and
zealous Democrat, Jacob Flegal, was elect
ed President ; Wm. L. Shaw, W. K. Wrig
ley, nnd RobertStewart, Vice President ;
A. B. Shaw, Recording Secretary, and
John F. Roto, Corresponding Secretary.
Un motion J. A. L, Flegal, E. K.Shirey,
J. W. Wallace, W. K. Flegal and Robert
Stewart, wero appointed a co.mmilto' on
resolutions,
rno Mcuooii im it iu' ToiigjJ
JL Tr.ACIIEKS-The County SiiJ,
den I hereby gives notice that he wi'l
Touchers, llirootors and friends of edueaiioai
orally, nt the following named placet md )
ni v ii nock, a. in., oi o:iou uuy ; ,
ttrndy, lilooia nnd I'nion, at LuiUrsWi
Monday, August 111.
Ferguson, Lumber city and Ponn, at Lnmltti
on Tuesday, September 1.
Hell, nt flower, on Wednesday, fieptemherl
litirnsiile, Chest nnd New Washington,
Washington, September 3.
Jordan and Knox, at Ansonvilie, Srpteiutm,
Curwensvillo and Pike, at CurwemviUe,!
i&y, Hk'plember J.
liuggs and Bradford, ut Williams' Grwt,
Septombcr 7.
firahnmand 1orri, at Kylcrtown, SUa,
liccBtur nnu oouwarn, ai centre, tisptut,
Boocuriii nnd (julich, at len Hope, Jf ritUj.i
tianber 11. '
Uirnrd and Uoshen. ut Suivejur Fun, J!s
September 14.
Covington and Knrthtus, JIuliioW
toniber 15.
Huston nnd Fox, ut Hickory Kingdom, otlj
cepieiuucr is.
Clenrtiold nnd Lawrsnco, at CTearfiU,oBj
diiy, .September 21.
JAV- Positively no private examinations;
held, except at tho written request ot (km
rectors of tho Mstrict In which the spplica
toads to tch or to Cll vacancies.
C. B. KANUruKD.USii
111 C..I.1 T..I.. All 1C J ,
viuniuuiu, u uiy ijt jono.
CjHAVIXt; and IIAIHI)l(rsu
kj citizens of C'lenrflold and tiMnit; tj
notico that the tindersign.d haiopeorfii
ing Snloon in llrali.m How, when 111 n
brunches of hi. l'rofesxiun will be coulicul
style cijual ti the Wt cityilmpi. Il(rti
ly solicits a trial of lii.s kill..
ckorue rr.m
Clearfield, July 20, UGU-Cm
CAUTION, AM. persons are lierebja
ed against pu chasing, or-io any w.ji
dling with, tho following property, vii: Oa
.Mare, ono Colt, one double set llnrntii,
I.iig-Clmin, now in the possosnion of brat!!
oil, of Graham township, ai the nmebtla
mo, nnd is left with hiui ou loan only.
PAVIU W. E
(Iraliam township, July 2'J, 1SC3.
Dissolution of Partnership
pllE Co Piirtnerahip heretofore eiiiuj
tween the undersi);neil, trsding cii
name of "J W1UTC0.MH A S'tSS'luii
beun dissolved by tnutunl cun.en!. I
J. H'ffrCO.VFlI
K. C.WHITCOl
June 1,180.1. ASk NsuYIWl
.riJ'Tho nbove business mwnntilt M
i-mitiniicd at the old stand under wl Viae.
C. A C. b. W1IITC0.MH.
Woodward, July 35,
Auditor's Notice
IN the matter of the estate of Abr.hu
late of township, Clearfield
co, sol. me undersignou Auuitor.irfJ
tho Court, to audit thc account of Jotfiiij
son and John l'uttcrson, Adminiitrslon
Kutnte, will attend to the duties of k't
in out, at hi. otlioo in the borough of Cto
Friday the ?ljtdny of August, I.SC3, at l1!,1
a. in., of said day, when nnd where i'f
interested uiny attend it tliev see prof j
TH03. J. McCl'LU'l
July 29, lSIIX
Auditor's Notice.
TN the matterof the estate of WILLW
1 IiAP. late ef Lawrenoe township, (
county, docoaaed. Tho undcrsigned-tw
..in,..! I.. II.. IV.,,rl In a II . 1 ! t tht H
lliirint? the nbsenco of Ihe committee. Jamas A. RaaJ. Isaac Dunlnn andM
the meeting wan ably and eloquently
lrese(l by lsnel lest, Ivsq., lollowing wit It rough of Clearfield, on Snturdny Wj
soe proper.
July 29, 1SC3.
all person" may iWt
TIIOS. J. McCfUO
supremacy of tho Constitution and to pre
serve the I'nion w ith all its dignity, equal
ity and rights of the several States unim
paired ; and that as soon a theso objects
are accomplished tho war ought to cease."
And wo hereby pledge our undivided sup
port to the present administration, or any
other, when it has for its object tho aci
city, that all may thus auewgn. sign of patriot- rpSi!e. Last week nit arbitration wn8! war, there is but ono will supromo--his complishmont of these purpose, nnd will
. 1 1 t j . .i . . i . I Will. UUfc OHO kt UI II 1 1 til iitccaan j . mm ivcr-u it ii ui uiu i u i vn tu uio vurui it- vivu
tO bO held tO dcCltloaBtllt bctWCCn . ,',, ,,! MUImVo n,,l,.r innar. filli That. Ilm vohintpiir aoldipva wlift a
ing all feeling Of passion or resectmont.WlII , r nnnvonrinln rc-nnrk bv C TCr.il7pr. Aueuat, 1863, at 10 o'clock, a. ra "
recollect only our duty to tho whole coun-l ,. 11 i when and whero
try that "this war should not be waged in I ''V,!; - , ,, . . ,, r ,
uny spirit of oppression cor for the" pur-j 1 be commute Ibrn reported the fob
pose of conquest or subjugation, nor pur.) lowing, which were unanimously adopted :
poses orovcrthro.ving or interfering with j Whereas, The time has come when everv
the rights or established institutions of tho1 American citizen tdiould know his Risht,
Mates; out, io iteioim aim nnunvain mo , UIKi knowmi!. maintain them : and where-
A DMIMSTH AT)K' V'TH
2V. i hereby given, that Letter! ot
Hon on tho ostato ef Ueorge leunj,
townshin. Clearfield oounty, .ct'
. , . -- -
3
ism aud loyalty.
What a miraculous conversion!
different this language from
"tear down tlio Cauntiog lie !
ns, efforts are, ami have been made by
those who have been clothed with a little
brief authority, to deprive cituens of thi. jr;. b - J
state of Rights that every citizen holds tho anlm nj preflont tliem dulymtb
(Jonr, and tending, it not checked, to i .ettlement. ,1
bring tho citizen of thete United States! JAMKS A. tAMr4
iuto absolute serfdom. Hell township, Juno i, IS63 P J
Therefore, We, the members of the "
Democratic Club, of Goshen, do
been granted to the undersigned,
debtcd to said ostntd aro desired 1
"Estate" of Tiiomas G. Snydtj
How
IIIUl.lllll', Viu.q uv.-iii AfVTV C3
Retire That we are law-ul.iding citixons, CLKABFIELI) COLNTY, m .
i. ..... i.i.lnn M;i!i. ...li.n mmor. T.ili Tl.i ISn irnlnU,.f inl.lioi-t ivlm l. ! : 1 ...!n: . i:., .1' A T an Orphnns Court Iiciax
H-.1. nix f ..on l.ll,,... ,!.,. .7 .. .... , . i .. ... . . .. I . o V, t unit fur snill COlllItT, Bl
; . , j i ceue uie- ioiiniiiuii"ii, nn.. iuiihuij wm- uio 1.HHV1 .nun v'luini; -i hi j ... v.onsiiu.iioii ikiiu laws ui our country, mjiyj i
oi two prcvioun iu uiu uuio .-ippoir.icd. m,3Sions usurp the piuce ol tno oiuinnry lorin to name in ueienco ot me ionsiiiu their true meaning in letter and spirit R00(i,
for tho arbitration, Bill called on Hob courts of justice in tho land. N'oraro these: tion and laws, are entitled to our hearty jBS our Fathers made them. I of Th.
11803, In the matter of the nppfi'J
goods and chattels, rights asd !
which I Resolved That we will
use all
thanks for the gallant manner in
tlipv hnvo iiiKeha.ffd tl.p.ir duties. Um... in .,i.m,in n,.i.Lin.r,r...n:i:... Iowa:
J " O i uiv;.lllii iu liititiii lun iiiniuu,,, nil l.lll.t;il , IU mi N
7lh. That the privilege of the writ of ifrom th;s township, beyond the limit, of , ""ep''"" aJiwl ".,.3
ln,ivii Mrtim i nun of llio crf-ftt bulwarks
. ... . . O 7 . " vil.O t. t.tVw U II J I1JWVJ VI iUHJ IUII rrUlAJ13V4
t,t Tluimai ti. Hnvdcr. IntoolM" !
lawful deceased, whereupon the Court
June 17, FI"" J
lly the Court,
July 22. tS63.
I. 0.
Cl'k Orp.
Groclya attachment tor the flag, ben. ,HI tironosed a oonim-omiso. lh.h in. mcro idle claims. For two years and
of late origiD, we hopo thcpublio will not -vi tori him out of tho house to hold a' more, hy arms, they havo been enforced,
give full credence to his conversion until conferonce. nnd when out quickly fllah- ! 11 wa' tl mission of tho weak but pro-v-
...c. t....t. i.: i... t-u:. 1...1 i.ji.:... .1 ... ... 1i .n ;sumutuous Burnsido a name infamous
"0 . , 1 V ' .. .7 7 , , iv " U1 wlln"?reOKnr;iforovVitithoearofainoyerofconsti, of freedom, and that no citizen can We executive power may depute lo do so
.fbs.o.i ai.u incie, lor mo eur uiu ... uu boiuu uibiancu, oui tutionallibcrty to try tho experiment in lawfully deprived or the beneht thereor, Resolved That we do idedge ourselves to
flag," having been drawn out of him by a returned to tho vicinity of tho house, 'ohio. aided by a judge whom I name not,' except bv Congress, and then only in case each other to use nil honorable means in
. . . . I .i.:i.T.i a i- i . . - . i.r...i.i:.i. - . .la : : l. .1 11. .
wueu me puonc 0UP power, as an organization, to reestnb-.
id any attempt 0T hut, t.V nrinr-inlna of the Dnmncratifl
department of the government, j Party by cooperating wilh our Democrats
;u," uiiuinuuiitBu, ; urethron throughout the county, aiato
1 1 , ... 1 AaminiSiratlun uuvu ueei'i'iuiA in. uv.,10 uconvv iu& vii.i.irii 01 its L-eiicillf,
' 11-11 I A nr 11 I iiiiAnnnlinn.11 IM Ihn AllCd niiiiiuiioii nnvu i J , i ... . -
, ,. . .I ,...11 I'l VI I II1..J ill 1.IIW I.
on that subject. I o n,rt
T, -r 1 i . "'" -
auupouency 01 a moo, 11 urcniy nas I"j oJ ..r...: t,u. :. i 01, ti,-. ! .11 I'l"". m i---- P V'"-' ""VZ-f ntxtw
.11., t , ... ... 1 ,. , n -ii 1 iv .sou ;ue ivunaiiiuuuii , iui. . ii u.u. 1 11m iu mi m imiun s, , oin ui I,! neritv to crown our ouoris in tne resiora- or oetore tne urn u r
really been converted, was never put to a WrUncIe Sam will soon be after yon hi yole. t0 tllft ndidates of that p-rty, 'eculion. the accused should enjoy the tSnltulnby absolutely."
j v.-j, uuv iu,. wiij uigiaie aa a iuui iiiunoy oiujr nv7; vt commits nimtCtl io every nci u. violence i iguiioa punuc nnn jeotiy trial ny an
Estate of Henry HocketM
CLEAUFIKLD COUNTY, 88 1 I
ATanOrphani' Court held J
for .aid oounty at Ju?,.S
intht matterof th. arorawj;'!
and credits, good, ana j
1
Administration havo accepted it. By. to deprive the citizen of its benefit, is a nnd Nation trusting that the Almighty 1 ,iL!I. .deeMe
. Itdedcinc support to the rresirjcnt, they palpable violation of the federal Con8litu-(.mi. who ends the destinies of national ".Ia'VJI.i ..follow.:
l- have justified his outraces upon liberty tion. . I nnVl nftnnli vrilt efiiinA atrATii'kh and nrnii I . ... v.- '. . .nd unless .xoepl'S
pahativ . for once.
t your life."
" A union of hearts, a union of hand. ... ..
aud wrong on Iho pattof tho Adtaioulra- iuipaitial jury of the State aud district, And th flag of our union forever." , July . 2, If-
Cl'k Or