cpnbliran.
Georoi B. Gooulandir, Editor.
CLKAKHELD, Pa.
WEDNESDAY MOUNINO, OOT. 17, IMS.
Reader, if you want to know what If fotng ob
In th buf no., world, tart read our advertlaing
oeluaoa, tbo oeetaf ooiuBB to parttouiar.
I1BMOCRATIC iTAl B TICKET.
ron UOVKRNOH.
CYRUS L. PERSUING,
Or Beboylklll Conntr.
FOR STATS TREASURER.
VICTOR E. PIOLLET,
Of Bradford Coonly,
DEMOCRATIC COUNTV TICKET.
1 ' ron oosato.
Dr. T.JKKF. BOYEli, of Clearfield.
t roBTBBAOVBBB.
J. BLAKE WALTERS, of Clearfield,
ros cpMxiaatosiso.
CLARK BROWN, of Lawrence.
THOMAS A. M'GEK, of Bell.
ron ACPITOBO.
C.J KEAGY, of Boccaria.
SA M L A. CALDWELL, of Bradford.
FOB OOBOSBB.
J. B. NEFF, of Now Washington.
TiiiTickkT. Democrat this is your
tickot to put in tlio ballot box on Tues
day next. A II others uro bogus.
STATE
1 Governor
Cyrus L Persuing'
Treasurer
Victor K Piollet
COUNTY
. Stato Senator
. T. Jeff. Boyer
County Treasurer
J. Blake Walton
County Commissioner
Clark Brown
Tbcmas A. McGee
County Auditor
Christ. J. Koagy
Samuel A. Caldwell
County Coroner
J. 1). -N'cff
The ticket is to be cut in two rtt the
black lino and folded with all the names
inside and the word "State" and county
nn the outside. Vote this ticket with
out a scratch, and yon will do your
country and tho party some service.
LOOK OUT FOR BOGUS TICK
ETS !
Read It. Do not fuil to road the
address of tho State Committee relatng
to the SIX MILLION State robbory,
as well ns the report of the Legislative
Committoo on the same subject.
J toad Moek on Boyer thii week, as
copied from last week's Watchman.
The advice ho gives to tho Democrats
ot Centra county can be utilized in
Clearfield county.
Democrats BkwareI The enemy
is fishing for you. IIo has taken lix
million of your money out of tho State
Treasury aud now wants to give
a small percentage of it back to you,
for your vote so as to continue their
robbery for throe years more.
Democrats do not split your ticket.
Our nominees are far moro competent
and deserving of your suffrage than
thoso of the enemy. And tho party
that cannot govern a State without
robbing it will, of course, plunder a
county if they get an opportunity.
Vote tho straight ticket from Pershing
down to NefT, then you will be right,
i 1
All (juitT. Ten days ago we for
warded several copies of Iladical nows-
papcrs to tho Post Ofllco Department,
as samples of fraud. We presume tho
mail car has been drowned or burned
up, as tho officials have not acknowl
edged thoir receipt. However, as the
party is foundod on fraud and lives by
fraud, a small fraud of this kind will
attract no attention at headquarters.
A Mistakc Last week in railing
tho reader's attention to our ticket and
tbo nominees, we omitted to mention
the name of our nominee for Coroner,
Mr. Ncff, who resides in Burnsido town
ship, and also belongs to a numerous
family who has resided for many
years in the southern section of the
county. Ho deserves this mark of
party confidence and will, of course, be
elected, lie has resided long enough
in the county to bo clligiblo to the
office. That is something his compel!
tor cannot boast of.
THE fxESATORSIIW.
Tho editor of the Bellefonto Watch
man, .Mr, Moek, was one of the threo
gentlemen who won) seeking the noin.
nation for Senator and who stood up
manfully for about two hundred and
forty-six ballot. All tho Kite men
prophesied a "bust up," every timo tbo
oonforonoo adjourned, and that "Moek
will strike unless ho is nominated."
Well, Moek was not nominated, and
hero is what be says about Dr, Boyer
in his paper last week :
In its proper placo at tho head of our
vuiiiity uesei win no iouna to-day tne
name of Dr. T. J. Boyer, the nominoo
for Senator. Although, to the Domo
cractio voters of Centra oountv. ovorv
ono of whom believed thoir county
I. ...I.. I . .
uuiiuoujr nuu jinny eniitieu lo lue
nominoo, tne action ot tho oonlerenoo
may be a disappointment, we hopo all
will be satisfied with the result and do
their best to swell the maioritv for tho
auocossfiil candidate. Tho question as
to which county was entitled to the
nominee is not a quostion now. Clin
ton saw proper to concede that Clear.
noia was entitled to the candidate dur
ing the time for which Senator Wallace
was elocted, and the Democrats of Con.
tro have but ono duty to perform to
stand by the nominoe the same as they
wuuiu nave ex pec lea tne Jiearaeld
Democrats to do, bad the nomination
tallon to Centre county.
vr. uoyor, the nominee, has threo
ttmos represented the people of Clear
flold in the Legislature, and the fact
that be was thoir choice for senator is
sufficient proof of tho high confidence
tne jjemocrata ot that county have in
his ability and intoirritr. While in
the House he was ono of the strictest
and straightest Domocrata there al
ways ready to speak in defense of his
party, ready to oboy the wishes of his
constituents and to faithfully represent
his district. He is a gentleman of
pioasing manners, popular with tho
masses, a gooa talker, and, we doubt
not, will bo elected by a good round
majority.
Ihatdocsnot read much likos. "bolt,"
docs it r
A Bankrupt Treasury. Wo are
ashamed to chronic's the fact, but it is
true. The State Tioasery ot Pennsyl
vani is bankrupt; althouht a two mill
ion balance has been reportod annually
for ten yearn. The State Treasury is
unablo to meet the school warrants is
sued by tho department, after having
plundered the tax-payers out of more
than SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
since IHtiC. It is awful. A full in.
Tostigation will prove that our State
has been as hugely plundered as the
Southern States, although the latter
have been ruled by carpet-baggers and
scallawaga, who made great preten
lions of honesty. And yet this vory
Stato band of robbers have the impu
dence to go before the tax payers and
ask them to retain thorn in power,
after having robbed thorn of their bard
oarnings for ton years. Did ever an
ordinary highwayman display moro
import i-nence and outlawry ?
Radicalism Klisteatiii In 1861,
when the Radical parly took charge
of the ntTuirs of this government, the
national debt amounted to a little over
SIXTY-SIX MILLIONS OP DOLLAR! (fCO,-
213,721). Ton years after it was over
TWO THOUSAND, SIVKIf HUNDRED MILL
IONS (2,757,6H9,571.16), and is not
much bettor yet. How is that for
high, tax-payers? We are the heavi
est taxed people on earth. And yet
but one-filth of our territory is under
cultivation. What prodigality and
oppression combined. The reader may
peruse . history back for two thousand
years, and he wilt fail to find an ex
ample. Whore the Radical loaders
learned the lessons they have recorded,
we cannot conjecture. We have con
cluded that they invented their scheme
of plunder, and are entitled to letter
patent, for the debt legacy they have
entailed npon unborn generations in so
short a time. It took tho English
government officials two hundred
years to accumulate a similar legacy
fbr their subjects.
fjxaacial slavery.
No jHjIiticiil ui'inie rests so heavily
upon a State or Nation, as u debt. In
dividuals, similarly situated, can ap
preciate our remarks. The "National
blessing," which has been entailed on
as by Jay Cooke and bis confederate,
presses ou our business affuirs liko a
night mare. Burthenod with a dobt
of dro thoutund, tJtrtt hmiilml million o
dollar, created by fools and fanatics
to remedy the supposed evils of chat
tel slavery, decreed by "tho Creator of
ull things," which was In continue "for
ever," proves a curse to all. Tho
"blessings of freedom," which cost a
million of human lives, and bequeathed
us a huge national debt for tho libera
tion of tour millions of persons, who
wore far happier and more prosperous
than now, and tho entailment of this
huge dobt nponury million of peojile,
proves that fanatics are unfit to gov
orn any country. This has been
proven a thousand times, and ia re
corded on ovory other page of tho
world'a history. Yet, the ivoople of tho
United State have not hooded tho
lemon, and the consequence la UMn us.
Knave have the control of States,
and hypocritical debauchees, like
Beecher, are at the head of the church.
It Is no wonder everything is drifting
h Iwards it's because tho wicked
rule. Houco tlio lnnd mnurnoth.
Hypocrites and kuaves aro supreme.
How long this deviltry is to continuo,
wo aro unablo to say. Tho people on
the 2d of November can veto this
jubileo of social and moral ovils, if they
will. Aro they strong ennu i;h to do
it ? Wo will soe.
TUK HUGE HTATE ROBBERY.) ADDRESS OF THE DEMOCRA T-1 PIOLLET fl.V THE TitEASUR
The Legislature before nilj.mr g, IC STA TE COMMITTEE. j lllt U1KH r M.,.RK,-, ,AIUA UVI
last spring appointed a coniinitteo ol oiwratii' mtath Committer oi'j
Its members to Investigiilo tho niTaira P,s,Jj;vi,A,,,Ai. I'mwaublhiia. UVU
...... ... i.i. ...... J ber 22, 1876 r,iWr of yviimf.
iiiu otutu irvRsiu v ami lite iiuiiiMiri . i i.i ' , -
,. , .. ., ... ennui: I address you yon. who fool
tvcuicral s wliura Die (.sonni O. kvuiiR : i.- i.:ii- , .
j urn urns ui . guvernuieni. u is you I
bund (ifpliinder-'rs have bad their head- dosiro should read the great chapter of
quarlitr foi ton br twulvo Veai-a pust. your wrongs, act forth in a report ot a
Every Impodlmont ha been thrown in '""iittoo of the liouso of Ronruaonla
,i J .i.i.. . ' lives of this State, and which avs bare
iuUiy u. v.i.s uuiumiee so as u. ,milll, ,, ,,., ' . ...
eorrupv ring, lustu I uin tho pub-
Democrats A ttktionI The enemies
of free government are busily at work.
Ivvorythlng that MON E Y and trickory
can accomplish Is being done. A por
tion of Oio SIX MILLIONS stolen
from the HtaU Treasury by the Cam
cron-Mac key ring is now being used in
this county tn corrupt voter. Just
liko all other criminals tho Radical
leaders aro making a huge effort to e
cape tho penitentiary, which, Tweed
liko, they will ornament before a year
passes around, if the peoplo are op
posed to plunder and so express thorn
solves at the ballot box on Tuesday
next . .
Tn e Leahc e Fioht. The fight which
ho brokon out between tb Union
League and Pilgrims in Philadelphia,
is widening as the election approaches,
A League Commiltoe had made a re
port, fiivoring tho striking off of the
namos of throe of tho Radical candi
dates fof lucrative offices, among them
Gon. Ilarvy H. Bingham. This move.
of course, soon caused a breach in the
loyal ranks, which tho League at
tempted to euro by taking a vote, and
consequently bold a two days election
last week resulting aa follows :
RaatalnlnK tha eowailllaa, , n...,MIM 044
Afaiaat u oaaiBillM, ..,,n.M.m. 4tl
Hajoritj Is fatar rflsaaoaalltta... ..... 1M
This vote will prove the death of
the Pilgrim candidates and a never
ending feud within the Walla of that
palatial establishment. But then it's
none of onr funeral.
A Model Man. Murray, the Rad
ical Chairman, is circulating a private
letter, directing all bis aids to concen
trate thoir forces on f 'apt McGaughey,
the Radical nominee for Treasurer, and
to trade off any of tha other candidates
on the tickot for votes for him. Mur
ray said nothing about this lust trick
in class last Sunday, but some of his
circulars fell into the hands of the
wrong man, Another of his "golden
rule" tricks Is tha printing and cir
culating what purport to b the pern
ocratio tickot, omitting tbo mme o
Mr. Walters, our nominee for Treas
urer, and substituting that of Mr.
McGaughey. Such are some of the
scheme of this young "Christian
Statiiaman." He will put tho veracity
of Colfax, Oaba 4 me" and Hehofiold
in th shade before ho arrive f ball
their ago.
TiieCrucibi.. Col, Wright, Chair
man of th Stato Committee,. ay
there is but ono contingency under
which we can be dcloated on Tuesday.
By the Democrats staying at bom. If
we have a good turn out, our nominoo
will bp elocted by 25,000 majority.
The election turns upon this point.
Domocrata will aoe, tbowforc, bow
necessary it is for tluim to go to th
election on Tuesday next, and ask all
their neighbors to go, too. Demoorals,
the rights of your porson and property
depends on your conduct next Tuos
day. If yon want to remain free and
oo your country prosperous and hap
py again, yon must go to tho election
and help to turn the robber out of
office, who have nearly brought us to
tinivtrsal bankruptcy and national dis
grace. Act th part of patriots and
do your duty to your country and
you rsolvos.
Attention, Votirs Domocrata,
TuDwlay, Novombor 2d, ia the day
fixed by law, to turn out of office a
band of publio robber, who hav in.
fcated th Kxocutiv and Stato Tniaa
ury dcparlmonta of onr State for ten
year paat, to the disgrace of all en
gaged officers a wvJI aa voter.
Now, will you tak th trouble aud go
to tho eloction on that dy and help to
turn them out and get honest men to
take thoir placo, and thereby remove
the disgrace brought upon tho Btate
and the people f See that you do this.
Give on day more of your time In
favor of good government, and fbr the
ascendency of tb Petnocratfa parly,
the only parly fit to govern a free
Stale.
A Good Test. Hundreds of promi.
nont Radicals aro forsaking the sinking
ship. Among tho most prominent are
ex-Governor Curtiu, Hon. A. K. Mo
Clure, Hon. George Lundon (of Brad
ford county), Hon. Morrow B. Lowry,
Hon. Samuel Calvin, Dunicl Kalbtns,
Esq. (of Carbon county), Hon. J. C,
Sturdevaut (of Crawford county), and
Hon. Orange Noble (of Krio), together
with scores of others who havo held
less prominent positions in tho party.
And tbo best of all is, that not a singlo
prominent Democrat anywhere in the
Stato has joined the Radicals, while
scores of their best mon aro coming over
to us ; because of the official corrup
tion that so universally pervades overy
branch of the National and Stnto
Governments.
Grant Like. "Blood-letting," Salary-grabbing,
Back Pay, and Credit
Mohilior-dealing Zsch. Chandler has
been appointed Secretary of tho In
terior. Tho Radicals of Michigan
kicked Zach. out of tho United States
Senate, because of his crimes and noto
rious debaueborics, and put a gontlo
man of tnlent and integrity in his place.
But his social qualities and tastes being
in harmony with those of "the Govern
ment," Zach. has been given a Cabinet
portfolio. Tho first culler at tbo In.
tcrior Department after Zach. took
bis seat, was tbo "Rebel guerilla," Co,
John S. Mosby, of Virginia. Chandler,
Mosby and Grant I What a combina
tion of social propriety, integrity,
patriotism and statesmanship t
Impudence and Business. Hirling.
er, the Radical nominee for Coroner, is
blessed witb a good load of the former.
He Is partirnlarly active, and liberally
mistakes tbo truth in this campaign.
And it ia doubtful whether ho has ever
paid a tax ia the county ; if he has
not, be is inolligible, and could not hold
the ofltoe be was nominated for, if
elected, ot which there is no possibility,
On the other hand, our nominee, Mr.
NefT, was born and raised in the county,
and possesses the business qualifies
tions which Hirlinger lacks, and la not
troubled witb either brass or impu
dence.
Choose Ye. Hartrnnft and Persh
ing are both servants of the people, the
one as Governor, tho other as Judge.
Uartranfl baa deserted his post and is
traveling over the Stnto and election
eering for another term. Pershing
remains on tho bench, discharging tho
duties of tbo office to which tho people
called him, content to let the electors
of Pennsylvania dooldu between him.
self and bis competitor without 'honey -fugling"
or button holing any body.
Which is the moro faithful and digni
fied officer f
Democrats, Go to Work I Let our
friends throughout the county sec to il
that every Democratic voter is roused
up to tbo Importance of tlx coniipg
eloction. Now is the time to lay out
this Radical Slato organization which
for years baa bad its headquarters at
Harrisburg in the Treusury ring. Lot
tbpm clear out these preyer on their
substance apd tiis battle will then bo
half wop for tho next Prpsidcnflal
oampAign. Got' ut tbo ful vote on
next Tuesday I
prevent an investigation. However,
tho committee on tbo 21sl miwlo a
synopsis of their report which reads as
follows :
To Hi Excellent! Mn F. Uartranfl,
Governor of 1'enntytMnia, and Juntut F.
TrmilK, Auditor General: The commit
tee uf the House appointed tn investi
gate the afTuirs of tho Suito Treasury
beg leave to present tho following ad
ditional report :
After the State Treasurer, in April
Inst, refused the accountant of the com
mittee access to tho bonks and ptiors
in tho Treasury of tho State tho com
mittue continued its work by nn ex
amination of the public document pub
lished yearly by tho different doiiart
montsol the Stnto Government, from
this examination the com mil too ascer
tained, and in their report ol July 16,
1875, atated :
First. That from about the year 1806
to 1874 nearly 13,400,000 was largely
takon from the sinking fund.
Second. That during a period of
twelve years, beginning with Decern
ber 1, 18C2, the different Stato Tress
urors had an average bulanuo eonstnlly
on hand of 12,100,000, but bad not ac
counted to tho State fur one cent of in
terest on tho aumo, the tax-pavors be
ing thus practically robbed of JI.400,.
0011.
Third. That the law directing tho
quarterly application of all money iu
tbo sinking fund to tho liquidation of
an equivalent amount xf the public
debt had been constantly und syste
matically violated, to the great loss of
tho peoplo and tho enrichment of tho
Male treasurers.
Tho committee, continuing tho same
lino of investigation since that report,
nnvo iiiruior discovered: .
First. That from 1864 to 1874 there
appears to bo a yearly ovorchargo on
tlio interest account on tho public debt.
tho different Treasurers taking credit
tor paying moro interest tbau the Stato
debt bore, the grand aggregate thus
unlawfully takon from the Statu Treas
ury, In tho clevon years namod.amounta
to tho enormous sum of l. 133,301. 05.
Second. That from 1870 to 1874
there appears tn have been an access
of premium charged on the purchases
of gold to pay tho interest on the gold
bearing bonds amounting in all to $121.-
427.95.
Muny other minor fraudulent trans
actions came under tho not i to of tho
committco, but those here mentioned
may be tabulated as follows:
llnlariilljf Ulan froai tha tlaklai food .l.l(M.no
IntarMt aa pahllo dapoaiuu ... 1.40(1. 000
ovarcbarfe la lalmt aoeount 1,12.1,3111
Ortrobarga la gulil premtama 121,417
Tola) '. t0,U4,73S
The committee having pursued this
line of inquiry as far as was practical
or usoful, siibmr-nucd the State Treas
urer, It. W. Aluckey, and his predeces
sors in office, to appear and explain, if
possiblo, any of the abovo items.
Incso subpernaa were returnable Octo
ber 5, at Harrisburg, iboir service
sworn to, but there wus no uppcaranco,
except by Mr. Mac key, and bo declined
lo testify until his predecessors mi office
wore sworn cortainly an unusuul dic
tation on tho part of a witness. But
the committco met from duy to day,
and subsequently nuhpirnacd Mr.
Mackoy to appear and testify in Phila
delphia on Wednesday, October 20.
Mr. Mackoy did not appear, a d be
and all the ex-State Treasurers havo
studiously avoided the meetings of the
committee. Had tho committee tho
power to issu an attachment fur their
arrest that power would be promptly
used, but that is a prerogative of the
House which must of necessity remain
unexercised until tho House is in ses
sion. What inference is to be drawn?
Cortainly it is fuir to assume that all
tho rhargos abovo made are true, as
thcTrcosurersdnnot appear, when law
fully siihpwnacd, and explain and deny
them.
In this connection tho committee
cannot refrain Irom referring toanother
difficulty it had lo contend with. Tho
committee was creatod by tho House
alono, the nennto rcltising to concur,
and the com mitteo was wholly deprived
of funds to pay any of it expenses.
O. II. ItuMiiARD, Milton A. Kmrk k,
A. Smith, Fred. W. Gi nstkr.
a
lie treasury of our State, and is here
with pruaontod to you. ;' Will yo read
it? Don't say thut you bnvo not the
time. If you are a farmer you havo
givon mouths of your time at hard ta
bor in your fields, in sunshine; and
storm, in heut and cold, to raise money
enough to pay your share ol tbo six
millions of the public moneys stealthily
and dishonestly filched from the
public treasury. If you are a mo
chanlo, pray how many of the nbsv
Into necessaries of life havo you boon
obliged to dispense with to nuiko up
your share of tho six millions to glut
tbo greody maw of official depcudenls?
If you are a laboring man, how much
of your time has been tukon, which
was noccssnry to provide subsistence
for your half starved family, to feed
tho plunderers and mnko up your
sbure of tho six millions? Therefore,
1 implore oach of yon, don't say that
you have no timo to read the chapter
of your wrongs. A committee of the
House of Representatives of this State
wore directed to examine into charges
of corruption, in abstracting the funds
from tho publio treasury.- Ont!i2lllh
of this month the committee eamo to
a dead halt, und wore forced to aban
don tho investigation, hecunso tlio chief
delinquent refused jut appear and lus
tily, and tbo .comnjiUou, not liuviliL'
the jiower to enforce his uttendaneu
AX A W'FUD STA TE ROBBER Y.
(Mirire O. Kvmis mi. I U,,rl U'
ARRAiiiNMKNr nr the TREASURY SYS-; Alaekey, have Ik cm credited witb being
i tlio greatest public mhlier that ever
from i,uf. J'lollft, tyvech afTrantHn., infeslod. lbHtaUi. But it now turn
Before I prcd to Stato iny views "' ('ov Hartraiift i their scr.
of what the, 'duty of my 04ition if Suuclxxly hu lun examining the bill
chosen Slulo 'Treasure Implies, allow!0" Hl' Ml t'"' Auditor Ucneral's oltie,
mo to statu biii lly 'tb4 coiKtitio of , 5,,d th" editors of tbo
liiniiu sentiment reuiihngtlio. past a""iwri nmcjj ncrrw un lopiesionnu
and present management of this du- '"'low. The editor remarks:
iai linent of onr Statu iilluii-s. To say Ki,n"" Snyder and other old time
II is one id' vide mil iilmiui ni,i,.i-wl ' governors of Peiiiinvlvunia. who left
neiiinu tliem. when thev ( charted tb a
distrust is n mild term to omploy. The
secret chiiructorof its management bus
amused suspicion of the honesty and
integrity ol'ilniBo who havo been select
od lu ucpBrq its dutivs., I, make no
Hvvnneiii' oi -u
life, a inostenviuljlo reputation for hon-
esiy and mtelily to their trust, receiv
ed a saluiy of M,333 33 per annum.
i hey paid their own rent und furnish-
lishonostv 'iigiiinst thoi"'1 "K',r "wn boii, and received no-
present incumbent or his immediute 1 ,,,nK "'"m 1 ll0 commonwealth beyond
their unnuul salary.
By act of April 17, 181.1 tho annual
prettrcessonr.- q'hey know ns -well ma
1 do thut truthful statements at short
salary was raised to 4,000. David R.
I'orter was governor at this time, but
intervals would enublu the public to
iuilirc their coiidiwi. Tl.la il,.i.ii,,
development of the official conduct ot j l"n "'"rcase as not tn take effect till
Hubert W. Mutkey and his iinmcdiiilc "l0 xpiration of his term. Francis
it. ftiiHiik wan elocted governor in 1844,
and tho act' increasing the salary io
$4,000 went into operation when he
was inaugurated. He and all the gov
eruors who luiouoodcd him up to Gov
ernor Packet's time had to provide and
furnish their own houso at their own
expense.
Packer was elected in 1857 and
about the time of his induction Into
office an executive mansion was bought
at a cost of IIO.OOO. This property,
which was located on Second street,
below ifurkutsqus.ro, was suhscquont-
predecessors, taken in' connection with
what 1 think 1 havo a right to wiy of
biin personally in the face of the defa
mation and low abuso his Pittsburgh
Commereud newspaper bus printed
against mu... There is ono ussuranre I
will give you, fellnw-citixcus, hero mid
now. Robert V. Mackcy cannot turn
over to me, It elected rilato t reasurer,
a chock or certificate of deposit in tlio
Vonango National Bank for tbo sum
of $7,000, nor his dopowts in the Com
mercial Bank of Erie lor some S4,000,
nor will 1 receive from two broken 1 '""J" "arKui squs.ro, was subscqi
bunker in my county hi claim fbr I '" 1M0" exchanged tor one cn t rout
lf,000, money given them on deposit, troet, for which a difference of $10,
I. ..I . .1 r.. . (- ' ft Ml t
ui-iiiuguii; iu me niiiU). II air. ivein-
lous jiiugiiiuni ugumsi u banner in
l.iawloid county for $125,000. iriveii
to secure the pimuont of Statu money,
Is iu the Stute I'leiism y us cash, I will
bv attachment, were obliirel to nlmn. fu,t lukH 11 ''" I receive tlio ob
don the inquiry. I copy from the re- "!,.,. "rt' ('""lll'' Co-
port; ,. . , ,. J 10,000. lins man -Mnckey, my ac-
Muny other minor fraudulent trans- cllc'. hoso dirty ring organs have
actions eamo under the notice of tho n,'"w(l u"1"1'1 "'""dors uion me-if
committee, but those here mentioned i J11"1" '? "'""'t to me as t ic people's
may bo tabulated as follows :
t'alawrutltiikaiirroaithellDlitiiKruiid:t,4flll,noo
IiiltrmU on pablie dtpotitii ,400,HHn
State lreiisurei will first bo made to
understand be is required, in n gentle
manly and honorable way, thut the
l,IIJ,:iil i money be bus been entrusted with bv
19, ivy i.t.i ... ..
inc people must bushowii to have been
paid out in accordance with tbo law
by honest vouchers und not in loans to
Ovarobanro os Ititarrtl aecoaat,.
OvarebarK la g'tliJ Brfmium..,.
Total '. M,S44,7JS
I'lti. vital m,m nf I'm, n,.,ii.,. I,, .a
been lost to tho State, ami taxes upon! I"'1'!!! favorites with the payment of i
you in tho future must ho levied (l """al interost to him as at Iividual.i
luako it good. What do you think of i ? n"'l:u ' unvo thought it right to say i
: a l':il . I.. . i. I 111 reillv to t be flood (il fnlso ilsnerainn
II I 11 111 IUII illlllVIV BUOIIIIb I" 1I1U l , . I ' I ' ll,..,
monstrous fraud, or will you, liko men, "I10'1 "'J' "J"- Vme ""lt' 1 nlPl ?,'TJ." !wo " tlm"" '"'tS"
000 in cash was paid. Tho original
cosi oi tne governur s house, therefore,
was $20,000.
The salary remained at $1,000 er
niiniim till the expiration of Gov. Cnr
t ins second term and the iiiatigtimtion
of Gov. Geary, when it wont up to
85,0011, in pnrsiinncu of an act passed
tho 12th ol April, 1800. It rested at
this figure till Gov. Hartranlt was in
augurated, when, in pursuance of nn
act passed lieliiro the close of Gov
ernor Geary's last turm it suddenly
jumped up to $10,011(1.
It thus appears thut Gov. Iliirtninft
get a salary threo times as great as
Governor Snyder's and two and a hall
times ns great as Governor Diglor's ;
and Hartranlt baa a mansion provided
fbr him. w hilst (Snyder and Bigler. and
all our governors previous to PalTter,
uiui to pay their own rent llartrahft'a
s "Eja-
IP
MANrPArTllkflia na
Stoves, Rnnge, Orates,
' Orate Fronts, Fenders.' 4o.t
Aad Uaalaraai . '
MANTELS,"
Marble and Marbleized Slate.
AUn. Solo MtnufMUiriTa of U
IVMThW Kliukliif; rnl.,
Th, I.,..,, b,., ., .,, l l t i ' nnlt h (
235 LIBERTT ST. AND 242 PENff AVENUE
rtuoDunun, l-'A. ...
(1
mi 13 lm
is.
asu.nn
shako these creature frein their hold
to know that it cuino from tho news-
upou the pub lie treasure? lo you I llcr owned and controlled by the
i !. I. .. ii, (v.... i ,! , I.,,., I Pennsylvania 1 ivusurv rinir.
. r r. ; -a-. . .
A nil now, iciiow-eilixens, this brings
mu to the point of my discussion most
Important to you aa taxpayers. The
people havo a right to know fully my
idea uf the moaning of the resolution
of the Krio Convention relating to the
Treasury management iu tlio event of
my election. 1 have no hesitation, no' t i,
propose to indorse tho fraud and thus
impoverish yourselves? Should you
not rut ber burl them from power into
tho abyss where they belong? How
many more millions do you proposo
they shall abstract from your treasury?
Do you not think a seal of condemna
tion should bo placed upon them?
Tweed weara his uniform ! Pennsyl
vania lacks the moral courage to muko
the ring tremble. Change the tabu's
and they will tremble. Six millions
abstracted from our treasury I It is
our money. It has been taken with
out warrant of law. The delinquent
boldly and niidnetonsly defies your
authority, ills appetito und the ring
anout mm
your votes.
tlinir irnmii
Tax.liaversnrtlieSbilnilnlhimell.imra " I"11""1 l" ovuO' cilixell that the
please yon? Do yon endorse these m'"T. pays into my custody, by
oy where he could ; but when did that
body show any regard tor the interests
of the tax-payers ?
One of Mr. Wulravon's bills has al
ready lieen givon. Here is nnotber :
aiLLnr s. wii,BArs.
Nor. lu. ls;a.
mall ClqnoT laoa tljlaa at 11.40
I aola daiia; Ids tlslai at M.M
U ai'hoUtannaana aororiogiot of par.
lor ehsira, S Ur( aiaoai...,
S folj sia aaaira, ouirarias al tli aanb
ni-apaowariaf aa4 auvarlO I aul fur-
allura, filSl aad liaail. It plaoai.. Hub
Frtifbt to aoa fr'iai Harriibar . 45. U0
t TurkUb alalintldaraa abalr aorar . 11.01
.... , ll4il.J4
V bat do the workinumun of Penn
sylvania say to paying $589 for mere.
ly "re-upholstering" oight large chairs
aim fuos.ia ior 'ro-upliolsteniig fif
teen piocos of furnitnre ? Is oar chief
magistrate a King that he must have
"goiu gut chairs" to sit on 7 But look
at another bill :
BILL OP J4NKS S. SAULS 4 SORH.
April 17. IS7J.
To cautra Ubl aod lah SlOU.aS
Ta botln Ubla and tlab .., 4. to
To cllt Iraaia maatlc ! . 2111 llu
To lHiin (ill franii laanlal l iu in s
o aian rmiwi aangiajf alaaw 21.00
H.;.II
liiir Itupublieanuovernnr, wbooiight
to set an examplo of republican simpli
city, must not only sit ut a table cost
ing $100, but ho must survey himself
in a "looking glass" costing $.'144, in
cluding boxing and hanging up. In
order to see himself to udvantaire in
this cxponsit-0 glass, Gov. Hartranlt
spent tho price ofa small farm of tho
people's money iu fancy gas fixtures.
us tne i jiiowiiig bill will show
ILL OF B4KRS, ARYOI.B 4 00.
F.bru.rr 1, 1S71.
I Ira Hfbt cbaod'liw, fold and rrji- )
t lao llgbt vracbal, sold aad arra.
lal
J thraa light )i,laot, gold aad arva.
tal
1 broiii'.. Bzara. Ilaatilbal
I brunia fisura, Iliaua
W & dwrtisfttiftits.
rRs ik) i j, a its nKWAun.- '
ICthr pll.,.b t,, lh, ,j wU, , ,
Iht M im of lh. Kb.. H m... oa rr,..y, o".
Ui, aar all Morn lha aana lu Ik. ..hu.o. . '
I 11.00 I ard of SI. u, ,ld,.4 ,u.loni
FULFORD tk THOMP80N,
OlSBHiL JXSLBAXCS AUtSTi, .
t'learaU, Peaa1,
Coupaalu ef tbt eoaotrjt -
concealment to make. 1 started out!
in these remarks with tho statement!
that concealment of tbo workings of
ourStu'.u Treasury engaged suspicion
that improper uses were made of Un
peoples money. Believing tbo cou-i
verse of the proposition will insure con
fidence and protect character, it will
ntvOurtin's, whilst the latter, in conso.
queneo of the war, bad tivo timos as
much work to do as the former.
The cost of keeping up the execu
tive mansion Is enormous. The honka
in the auditor ircneral's office slinir thn I broaia Ssara, Homaa aoaua...
following- exnendiliires during Iko loaf i ? ,kr ' "baadaliara
ten year.
cvikiik os HtacumE stanoa.
104, A. IJ. Cartia, gororaor, for fural-
i.ooo.ot
W. J 8te. aooeriDladonl boh.
110 b.llllng, t.OOII.O
R. J. rianiag. for fiaiallng Ifns 00
" A. J. Nlfalt, fur ar.et work S7S.00
isfid, W.J. Sum, iBiarin(cDdaat pub.
lia bolldlata 1.JO0.OS
1847, J. W. Hoar, govaauar, lor furai
lo l.IJ0.00
M A. J.MaolL, ad.lllioD toaseutiva
anrloa U.4M.00
1SSV, A. J. BL-ata, ilai,rotBlroU al at.
co'lre maiifioa l.oOO.OO
I Blioa prvtcetor. .
r.xioHjmg gilt pipa aad suioga lor
""lal IS M
Waliial blorka for utaal poau H 6 0a
T ow baraora 74
Kttrodlng plpa, . , y aa
.,.w W.IVI HIV I , , ...... bi.in ......... . h..... ...... I, AW. I
1 aro to-day cliimoring for1 ",nt lllu"sl" "ll,y to tavri' ,,"t A J- building in booH... i.sm.i
, that they may contim.oiorM'l'hcd idea of in.M.tbly state- ; Ji;. -
10 of plunder at your cost. I !uuw. wltl' ""' " 1 l!.V to.ZZ:
gigantic swindles? Do you approve
authority ol and in obedience lo the
the ael ? Have you six millions more j law' ,he llltc ,m" ,"7" ,u,.l y P""1 j
to hand over to this miserable und cor
rupt ring ? l)o you make your money
so easily now that tho Hem of six mil-
oul in accordance with laws from the
snmeaulbority. The sources ol revenue
I am somewhat fumiliar with, having!
tC3 01
Among other vouchers filed in con
nection with this impropriation for the
executive mansion are lulls containing
tho following item: One oval vase,
painted binls and flowers, $rU ; statu
ary inarblo mantel. $280.75 ; fancy tow
els, edging, Ac., $'.I7.R5 : silver idutcd
I Ice pitcher, waiter, slop bowl and two
oo goblets, $.15 ; ono fish dish and drainer,
IMI I. -I.. - I a...
J. W. Oearr. .urarar. f fur. . "m reVn am3 v"10- ' i '
lura t.,,,,1 M 1 papei auu wood hangings, $510 35.
7, l. V. Hanraaft, goaraor, l.r far- ' j Vitb III) Work to do and llOtllinir to
iTl,l'i",vt,,1, .Tinler Moro V11,"?,
itisg riaoatira aoi,.a i.ood to' i no bread lor their wives and children
Tbraa dirborNmaaU aa. al U. r. ' will tho DOor laborimr men of Penn.
Rrinhtrd l. iu...n.i..-. ' . . P .
lions is ot no moment to yon ? Will j Uul'n' "Ke '0''' a V"t-,l'l'r.- . Vue
yon permit the slimy, dirty llmrers of'?uru0 01 wvcnuo lias been evaHeii, not
. . - ' " " 1 liar mia ruu.i.l.i l.nl l.i
8. II. Walior, apariiiUiMlfol jiiib-
iin onuiingi
tlipsecreatilrnn In tnk.i rnn nirn nw.nr.v y our People, Ulll ly the oni-rs Ol
in violation of law, with Impunity, be! I tho f '9U1''; t i'Heivst paid
fore your own eyes? It so you i re' ?" tlio Itai'ifu balunco always shown to
. .- ... .. . - . tn, nn i.nn.t a ll
uuuigent. 1 urn lue other check, and
court anothor blow : giro Ihcm vour
overcoat also. Voti are kind, you are
forgiving. What government In the
enlightened world savo this would tol
erate such frauds without administer
ing proper punishment? Cast them
from placo and power, aud assign them
to tne position their dements require.
Do, taxpayers of Pennsylvania, read
bo on hand. All who know mo know
that 1 have at all time held, and open
ly declare a my belief, that interest
received by a Stale Treasurer was as
. i.ooo.oo
ana aai m
From theso figures it will be' seen
that tho governors mansion, in addi
tion to iu orriginal cost of 120,000, has
had $00,034 of the people's money ex
pended on it and inside of it in tho
course or ten yearn. It was large
enough for Packer and Curtiu, but it
11.. .... .1 . . 1 ....... , ...
-uercuiy tne money .. me peop.o as , hd to be enlarged for (iearv at an ex
too principal, ana mo oiucer was nmM of , 45u .nrf ,hB K . . , .
. :. . . ' ' - : -
sylvania vote to ro-oloct a tiovcrnor
who throws away their money in this
extravagant manner ?
Look at somo moro expenditure fur
me executive mansion. Jlore is ano
ther bill paid with the people's money,
auu nuu ib VDoauaiiorgeneralsomee:
oor. atsratsrv aoi out or a. a. t aoa art Sa.
H7l.Jaao.rr IS.
1 aologoa act, ahiu aod Sowar.......
I " " a-bita aad uld.
1 " " rabjr "
bloa
Kural Canadlaa
U'ibib, Nrir Vork ""
brviniog, Mnoor, fa.
Fraoklio, l'bilaU,. ."
Fhura.x, Uartford ,.."
Hanoi rr, w York H
Houio, Uul , 0.-...,.... ,
All, liarlfurd !.,!..!!.!!.."
Providaaoa, Waffliioglim.,.M. ....l'."
Paraonr ahoat rfffllna aa la.ur-..M nh
art; of anfbiad, .l.uulj call at onr obea, a nl;
"l.r nourr, ano irt our dot or rotntiBaiat an
ral Wlr. Inuring
FI LFOKI) A TIIOMPKON.
LlrarAdd, Pa., Oat. J7, 'Ji-lr
1875. FAM 1S75.
4i,o.f,so
. 0,000,000
. a,7H4,I4
..i,(Jf
, .ii'.i,
. I.SM.XUl
l.4!..,i
. . tl,WS
.son, mi
010,1100
tho report, and, having road it, make! ? , '"?,m" wl'Kn u axed
un v. nr minds that hiM.r..rih hnn. y law, ia guuiy oi emoi
Jist TtraK Oct. Tho 1 only way th
Democrat can be defeated on the 8d
of November, la by tb stay-at-home
vote. Let then b a tana out of lb
party on election day, aad Persaiag
and Fiollet will bar 25,000 majority,
Dok't Scam Woktii 4 CuaT, The
Democrats of Pennsylvania are not
likoly to be alarmed by the nolso tbo
Radicals mako over carrying the dec-
tions in States that have voted steadily
with tbo Republican party ever since
tha flflpubjc.n party was born. The
vemocral nave ppvop qonp so well
before as they bare this year in Lhio,
Iowa and Nebraska, and they know iu
advance what November has In storo
for them.
Omit Six Million. This is tbo
amount stolen out of tb State Treas
ury by J. Y, Mackoy & Co., to enrich
the State ring and for spending money
about election timos. Theso tellows
go before tho people and gather in
thoir hard carnod cash in the shape of
taxes, apd afterwards tako it out ot
lh Treasury for tho purpose of bribery
and corruption, and ap fb urine lime,
prostitute like, shout vociferously fur
"tho Union" from the street corners,
whufi laboring to destroy it.
Tnx Stati RoBBE. Tljp Legisla
tive committoo, which has boon In
vestigating the affairs qf tho Statu
Traaaqry, report that 11 W'. Mackoy
it Co. hav stolen a million of dollar
of the people's money. Apd yof this
srrio band of brigands are before tho
peopl Ibr re-election, so jhat 'tliay
may continuo tbolr oiitragiu robbery
Rawle, the Radical candidate for Slate
Treasurer, is only Mackoy' "stool
pigeon. 11 be 1 unlortunately elocted
ilaxltoy sjroud still be Treasurer.
Stanpabd IjTCRATi-Rr.. Those of
our renders who desire correct inform
ation on tho flnnncinl question, now
among us, or correct orthodox views
on political economy, can employ their
timo no better than by perusing the
scecli of Senator Wallace, delivered in
Pittsburg, and Chairman Wright's,
made at Heading on the 17th. Those
two gentlemen have passed over the
wbolo ground, and have plainly set
forth the cause of our financial cmbar-
rassments, and how to get over them.
lUpKAl, Tactics. Tho working
man now get $ whuip hp got IJ for
bis lulior two years ago, oven if bo can
get employment, yet ho baa $3 taxes
to pay where he bad $1 In 1873. The
very mon who put down his wages
and put up his taxes, ask lor his voto,
Will flip Voter still continuo to throw
his vpo awny, by easting his ballot
in favor of the party which robs the
NiHte uml U10 A ation J
,or?'ur C"" rrirvfitlod and furnished at an additional
.,.uy u.,e vu una. iay, more, mat expense of $13 ,350. In the singlo year
the StilLe Irnnsmvr u-hn mmrnnrml,M to..- .. . ' " J xa'
. j.,.. f ., ... , imii, tne enormous aumot $2U,H0U was
a dollar of that which comes into bislovn....,!...! . .k. : . '
, waav VAWHIITO 111 U llfJIUIIa
WKtal An tkA r.. a. 1 .l
y law, isguiity ofemWlement, and'. " Vf lian .k","
cstyand purity aro elements that shall "0.10. l? w. P""1" undertbo aw. ii.isr Tho amimnt Cxiui .h.
alone control tho policy of tbo State; wu,ch "8 ""y vindicated in ; ve,.,,,,,.., Uoam f t ' , .
l.. .1 .i... 1 1 . tbooourlsolScbllv kl lenuntv nni 1I11.I ii..,
.11111, in.o j,uoiv who uave urmigm
disgrace tin us shall no longer hnve
a voice in our public affair. The trust
put in their bands has been abused,
and they shall not, in the future, havo
tne custody 01 onr treasury. The timo
has come for change. Tho time has
come to blot out tho record of corrup
tion which these creatures havo made
W 0 must havo change Wo must cry
reform, and we must accomplish it, too.
(I B.-11'HII B, J. 11 HIUIIT,
Chairman,
tliocourUofSchiiv
over so ably by Judgo Pershing. wbo,inin) ,.r m, , .:,.? " i i i ,
head, the fstato tiedfet. . w what I b(fUse l'Z
desire more oven than mv uleetmn lan .at f.a, . . . . 1 . . . I""""
graaa
whita aad fold...
s powdar poffi ,. Mi
4 botti of powdar..
qoarta 01 aologoa...
A Foolish Bass, Tho pint fc
Uonal Bank at Tiffin, Ohio, sbsponded
on th 18th, beomo It Caohlor, John
T. Huss, saw t to commit suiutda, A
"HatlonaJ" concern should be bl to
land the deo4b of at least one rogue.
Tbo Pittsburgh ibtnmeroial clalirs
that Uartranfl will havo 3,000 majority
in Allegheny county, if other conn,
ties do 110 hotter than this lor Uart
ranfl, compared with his voto In 1 82,
when Allegheny gnvo hiin 0,200 ma
jority, Judgo Pershing'",, mujoiity in
thn Hjulo will rench about 00.000.
Good enough.
Although tho Legislature of Michi
gan, in January last, decided that Zach.
Chandler was unfit to represent that
Slate any longer in tho United Slates
Senate, our double-salaried President
has Just promoted him to a Cabinet
position, This latter move is a triumph
ot Impudcneo ovor common sense and
a direct thrust at the voicoof tho people,
Rkvival in Uusineks ? No lnot a
bit of it wbilo tho present party in
power allowed to dictate the policy
of tho Qorornment and rob f he tax
payers by collecting double salaries
and making presents of the public do
main to railroads. .Business will nevor
revive while publio robhers are tol
erated In nffleo.
li L- . 1 L .
f!o To Work. Tho public robbers,
apd the onomic of Irco governmcr.t,
have a paid prganlanfion n evory
borough and township, for the purpose
of rallying thefr votes out to the polls
op eloction day, and If any havo been
crippled by rliP pno, nprj begin to
growl, they will be batilud to tho
eloollon and paid In cash fbr the day.
Ki llt SamiD. Tho point Is just
here ! Jf th Democrats turn out on
election day, the Democrat will haw
5,000 majority In this Stato ; hut if
they atajr at bom, we will be defeated.
That the point.
IIARTIAXFT A.D CAt.llOU.W
After the close of tbo wnr and indi
vidual named A. li. Calhoun wns a
good deul beard of in this State. II 0
is now, wo believe, the editor of a south
orn paper, and during the wnr, It has
lately been ascertained, he was a Con
federate spy. But at the noriod wo
speak of bo was supposed to havo been
a soldier of tho Union and ho mado
himself active in establishing posts of
the Ciraml Army of tbo Republic. Ho
was a truculont fellow and a lmlitical
speaker of soma prutension. A a ro
wan! tor bis party services ho was
mado U. S. pension agent at Philadel
phia, and John F. Uartranfl becamo
ono of bis bondsmen,
Tho pension ngont, of course, bad a
largo amount of money under his con
trol. Tho law expressly requires that
all the ha'nncc of pension ngont shall
be kept in the suh-troasiirv of th Uni
ted States, ond that they shall not bo to lorwunf the reform promised
drawn out lor deposit olsowbero. .Hut by tbo gentlemen who i.lnued him in
num nation, (il our nrosnocl tor olee.
tion 1 have only lo say thitt my inter.
desire more even than my eloction is a
precedent to settle once for all this
question of legal and equitable right to
tho ownership ot intermit accruing for
aeposns or use 01 the balance that is
necessarily hi tho Stato Treasury dur
ing periods between its receipt aud
disbursement. To this end 1 invito
Mr. Itawle and Mr. Pennypacker to
state in a publio way and to the peo
plo wbosu vole our position solicits,
diatinully their view aud premised
aotion iu the ovent of election. If we
aro all agrevd upon questions uf the
right of tho people to havo monthly
delailud stateinonl of the receipts atid,m,t.
payment ami ine rigui 10 nnvo inter
est paid into the Treasury as a lawful
and equitable sourco ot revenue, a
voxed question would he settled. This
does not involve a change iu the man
ner of keeping Stato moneys. Our
banks in Pennsylvania are generally
sound and aalo depositorioa. It if. is
right for the Stato Troagurer to do
mapd intore-t for State money depos
ited, it is right every fraction shall bo
put to the credit of the Stale Treasury
upon her books like revenue received
at .so
in
4.0
T.M
1.40
1. to
1.00
in
H.o
Wo kuew that John F. Uartranft
had gone from the auditor general's
otllce into th (iovemor's chair, reek
ing with tho unpleasant odor of the
leraos speculations and the Evans
swindle, but wo never ihouirbt it wnnhl
($1,500) would stock a tolerable good uko " ",UCQ cologne to sweeten him
lann with horses, cattle and farm im- ul' "d '""' " did wo suppose it
pleiuents.
(iov. Hartraua got $0,000 from the
stato treasury in 1H73 to refurnish the
exueutivo mansion, and the next year
U1.1 . rn . . . .
'i tivasurer aiacKcy pniu oat 4,
2110.00 moro fur tho tamo purpose,
"being a deficit in former appropria
tions,'' as is stated in tho auditor gen
oral's report. When wo examino the
bills contracted by tiov. Uartranfl, we
are not aurprisod that tbo appropria
tion of $6,000 lor refurnishing this
mansion, liberal as it was, did not rench
out. Ho squandered it in eoetlv oar.
pets and fnncy "fixings" at a rate that
might well make a tax-payer's hair
stand on end. Lot tho tax-payers hsik
at tho items:
bill or sasvs l. moot, rsiL't,
April t, I S7.V
lt jar.li Almlntrtar Oirfat, S1.40 ptr
7Til yard. Almialilaroarpat, Sa.7 par
Jard I.
ardf Brarasll oarpat, S2.0o"p'r
Branala aarpal, VH pat
would be provided at the public ex
pense But there it is three quarts
in tbo first month of his administra
tionenough to disinfect a traveling
menagerie in tho dog day.
It is high timo to brinir our irovern.
iiient back t the simplicity of Ibrmor
noes 10 put out such sliotldyitos as
llartrnntt, who squander the people's
money OH "llincy loops, and to put in
a plum unassuming man liko Cyrus L.
Pershing, who will not throw away
$10,000 on '-limey fringes" for the ox
eculivu mansion, nor pocket a salary of
$10,0(Mi a year for attending horse
races.
c
OMR AND SKTTIiK.
Hi rarda
t tarda i-lai'd LleasM J4 par jarii
from snv other onaitcr. There ia i..,i 1 "" ....
71 "lagoari"!!!, fralgbl, ,.,
time nllorded mo to speak longer, and)
twill only any that Judge I'tirshipg,
who head the tti(o ickut, is a man of
; Sll parroaa wbo know thaaaalraa U Kara
J4 M ' r ,"a"ad aoaoanu wllh aa laat iprlag, ara
1 brrrb. raqantad lo auaia and oallla tba .
m. "'".'" a.a rruai tha data at Uu aotioa,
: ahbrr bv ea.t or aola. aad Oi.nI.
, JONA MONft.
KyUrtown, Pa, Oct. 10, 1S75 JI-
adniiitud ability, uiifiiiehinr courage
on the side of right, and can be trusted
11.. A . .. . 1 , J l"V l.1l'MIV
uit.iiil wa poouiuiing largely ip 1 nuinlni.tioii. Of our prospect for dec.
stocks, and bo obtained froin Calhoun ,i()n 1 Uvo ol,iv .0 ,,.. u.1-, mv ...,.
course with the people in the brief
loans of tbo money of the Vnitcd Sintu
to onnblo him to carry on his opera
tions. Calhoun may havo received a
portion of tho profits,-or ho may havo
accommonutoa Jiartrauil- because he
was his bondsman. Tho first money
ho gnvo him was on August 23, 18US),
wnen Hartranlt was Auditor Uencral.
The following ia tho account as it ap
pear on Calhoun's hooks 1
Or. DM. J.r.H. lift. Or,
Aogsit 1.1... t4,OI0 paoFOibar 12 ,!
Aogaat 10 0,700
Saplsnbtr 37. ...... t.000
Oolabart 0,000
baeamWr.l . ,000
Our reader aro familiar with the
fact that Uartranft at this period was
speculating very heavily in stocks,
which Verio was buying and carry,
ing for him, and that alato Treasurer
Mackcy was furnishing Hartranlt with
money to float bis operation. They
win now soe that the treasury ol tl
Stnto did not suffice to supply llart
ranfVs rapacious demands, but that ho
also bad to ual on the Treasury of tbo
United States and tako the money of
the soldiers, and their widow and or
phans, placed with th pension agent
ior uisoursomeiit, J ho lutiowing let-
(nr with ilm if.iniv.ln avt.lan.,i,..n
r Tl .... .v.tti."aj v. j.niiMVuii.
will toll its own talo and the voter or
the Stato will judge whether this man
is fit, to be their governor:
' Acbitoi Obssbil'i Orrin, I
Babbiibiio, Daa. II, ISOt. )
Dwr )..' Oalboaa bHirranhad la aia ft,..
daf far noaar, and I gar. bin Plnl far (1,70
waiaa aa win praooot lo yoo lo-Bjorraw (.. 1
oaoBOl atold ibii. I aaat atarbrF brra on Mon-
day. II. wast waat Ib Ibo allarnoaa soil will
not ralurn anlll Monda;. I did aol Ilka la sik
blat again, kal I did sol ibiak that Oilhosa
would want SBT moBuy aa aooa. I will aa roa
os Salardayj wbalfvar oa want Hoso I Will do.
I will mm afaakajF Bra as Moadiy, akd abat.
a.ar li aaoatiar; 1 will Mk blq) s ta. ; ,
, Vaorl ajoit trot.
Joss V. UiBtsaarr
f SWin nn Oarbaoa'i oVoak aa watarita;
aad gin ya aar iUWU af aapaallta thai aaaaal.
' w. Ml.
doorga Alfred Townsondl writing
bi autobiography. Bo should keep
the "little hatchet" story in view.
siiaou ol time si mo the J'.no nomina
tion wero made show a wide disposi
tion to have a change in hope that it
will ailed favorably the business in
terests of our country, everywhere
paralysed if not overthrown. There
apwars to bo very little partisan foul.
ing thrutiuhnut tho Statu, which ia tbo
heat guarantee of an intelligent use of
tne nallot.
Iitri BNisa lloxi The Cincinnati
Enquirer, in alluding to the return of
the repeaters, Who were engaged by
tbo Radical State Committee, to asxist
in currying Ohio, says ;
"Tbara li a anailnipd brlik demand at (bo
aaliian ' oftwl fur arranil.nlara tfokaca te Ralti
wtara, PMIadrl.hiaand ladiaBapolia. Tba Hadi.
aal rtpcatera aia goiag bona, b far Ibo largrr
porlioa go la l'lnlaill,hla. As altclloa will
rbart J br brld la PaonivlvaBis, aad Lha rates ll
hara probably angagad for Iba mill," . i.
Th Ml'Hi.-'thairnian Wright, m
httor, ay: "Kverytblng ecm to
bo working in our favor for a glorlons
victory on the 2d. ,0nly get the Dem
ocrat out to the election, ami wo will
be doubly aura that th enemy will be
drlvcn'to the wall and compelled to
urrendor to the demands of tho people.
t Tiu "Parson" Hpsaks. "Parson
Brownlow ay. tiovernor Ames of j
Mississippi "knows about aa iiltlo of
tho temper and wants bf bis constitu
ents as a mulo docs of mathemalica."
A Mississippian, who, it is to bo foarod,
Is -not entirely friendly to (iov, Arpos,
say tbo,t tlio mtly puaoilUa iimiticy
in that oommcnt I that it mnv be tin.
just tq tb mul. . i.v.i.
tr
IM.74
1S4.O0
IU00
141. (W
?0l SALE
BILL OP 4. B. W4U4TBB,
April IS, 101),
k yard! Oguird Eriioa.t., Kn
IV Tarda hoary drop fringe, (o,$ll.oO.,
10 faany allk loopa, (rf$7.a0... ,
111 yarda doaola ialarllainx
o yanli aatla llolog 4S.00
yarda fanoy broaada burdar, 46. to. 101. JO
0 yard! rasoygiaip ,. 4I tt
0 Baking long oartaiai, fIJ,0 Jt.ao
0 aiabing lainbraqaiaa, (a,I.. ji.oo
6S yordt rilrua Ogurad bmeada, (ciU.. O.iJ.OO
yardi allk Hard baad frioga, (a o.t SKS 00
to yard! doobla uitarllaUig 0.110
00 yard aaliB liaina 1, an
OS yarda fanoy brooada burdar, (u.M.50 41 10
a't yardl fancy giaip ...,..., , IS 10
I,S67.IJ I rk karaaa and harnaaa. Tkraa of tbo
am or tiik Bin r-irriiKH.
41 Wood St., opp. St. Charleg Hotel,
pittkbi h;ii. ia.
T. F. BAILEY & CO.,
I.MI'0ItTKR9 ANT JOllUURS IX
Clilnn V (uccnNT) are,
Wintlow GJas. Glnsaware,
Ijirnp Runifrs, Cliimneys,
Cliniitlt'licra und Brackets.
DKl'GGISTS' GLASSWARE.
TO THE FALL TRAIIb
WTK ara n..w prapamt to otfer lo (be Trao
TV rurrUI INIirrKM KXTS tv. ruD..u
RD Qt'KKNKWAHE.ia Craln .f'n-l WLi.."
Kranila and Wbila (iraaila aad Con,.,,..
rd, ti .ail iho Trada. Alio, lo rr,,vl( lu ..it
porrh.iw., whi-k wrosVrVKRY I.OW TO CASH
su rHOMlT eHOhT TIMK ClSroMKK8.
We aro nrfD.rrd lo taka nrttpra rn. 1 l vm
CAN WHITE (1HAKITR. COMMON Vtil.l.o
and KOCKINOHAM WAIlK.al M.nalaetarar.'
Li.l. and thanoaot. aogll-Jw
Qftl'IIANS' COrKT SAI.E-
VAI.CABLg REAL EsTATR.
By rirloa of aa order of Ib. Orffcani' Canrt of
Clearleld eunaly, ibere will bo aold by Iba aitd.r
Igoad, K.aeolor uflbo hut will of 8nael Bmk..
dre'd, an the prrmiiea, on
Haturday, Ortohwr , ISIS,
at I o'clock p , tha following aalajbla raal .
lale, lata lh. properly of Saaael Book., docea.M.
sitoaied ia Ui mside tawaaaip, Cle.rlieM euaay .
Pena'a, stjeiBing the kor.ngb of Cherry Tr.,
Intliaoa rounty, bootided Bud deribed a. ful.
lowc De(inningala po.l aa aa. i.a uf Ike
b..rongb of Cherry Troo , tbanea along the rarioa.
tola nurtb I drgreoi weft 1 parehai 10 a p .l .
throea br uad. of Joha Urkard sad Walker,
aoolh 7 degreea out III perehei to a amt , Iheora
aoolh JOJ degreea weal 3 perebea' la a pu.li
thence aooth 78 degree! weal 10 porch el u place
of brglnalag. oonlaiaiag g aorai aad IM perchal
more or lore.
Thli land la fararablr locale 1. aal of
qoalily, aoil I. diridad into two piooea by a pab
lie road, aod wl II be nld a. a wbula or la pan.,
aa divided by .aid rood.
Tbsbo. Ilr-balr c..h at eonlrauHea oriala,
and lha aalancariB 00a year with latera't, to ho
erettred br Jodgineot boad.
OKORIil W. BOOKS.
"- Raacalor.
I boraea are an y.ara old, and on. fuor years old.
1 iwo year old coll., one yearling aad aa.
107 00 1 l-iag oall,tw Baary l.tobar wagana, go
ISO 00 J ' tkraa..priag wagon., and on.
TO 00 .! ha eold al aaoa, and will eell oa h,. "
le . uriiihinnL. .... .1
' - -- - up. or eadte.
. II. HHI U'M a nwn
Claardald, Pa., OotlT, 'ti-lt
Q.U'TION.
All peraoni ara karaby oaultoaa agala.l 1
making long oanaint, fi.4IO.aO 01
t Slaking dmpariaa, (a),7 0. .,...... 40.1
t all 0,1 lot laiula, (ols' tj 1
is an .its laacy hiopa, (a) 07.00
10 yard! laacy word for plane aore?
v jeru. iioiag ior piaan aorar.,..,,,.
I Baking piaoo aorar.
I nedaliioa aatia grand pisno oorar,
TO yarde laaay aatia
80 yard, drab Bails ..
Making .lip tut twa doioa chair, and aao
piano .tool tM
Waabiag laoa aarUlaa.....
Ubw .. .M
MlaatUapaalll oipenoa ..
ehaa."? o'ia any way aiaddlina wite. ia. 1.1L-'
ing pioperly. Bow la Iba po.aea.loB af Baery
"'-n.inp, 1 arowa, 1 roan
and I bay borta, 1 eolt, I wagoa. I buggy, I
leigb, I lag .led, S Beta of harna.a, I eat af bujrer
harae.., I aook alova, I parlor .lore, t ebanbor
art, t aau al ekalra, I table, I alnk, t plga, t loo.
of hay, a lot of oata. bi. lataraet la a um. .j
e we . . eore i poieioee. i hl. property waa pur
0 0) ebaed by aia at Sherlf. aala ob lha JOlh tnat
3.4 and ia leR witb hlia os loaa only, aoblrel to at,'
U.iO order at .or lima. ROBKHT MKIIAFfKY
17.50; O.leBd.Oel. 17, 74.Jt
f.1.71
100 00
so 01
17 44
14.00 1
SB.44 I
T
MUAL, LIST
l.lpt af eaueaa aid dewa for tHel a th. BM,
re'iuf November Tera, ttmaieBeiag Moodar.
Nueewhrr S, 1070 1
H.S.rtv
(l.rrieoa
Aeheafelter.,
I s.aee...
, .4.M4.04
DadBJiloB aad. to aria, hilie wiiSib
prpranaB.,...... tit aa Irri
. w 1 Arthur..
' 4,4 l ! Saaa
Add Kalght'o Mil far aarfBU.,,,....,,!,!,,. 1 Kelly a bair...
Irwla
Marray at al..
aluyarM.H
Ruyar.,,,
Iiiu
tey'a b.ir.
Csnry
MeOraekas
Nelper
Halcbaa
Duff..
Uonoral Langstrwat ba pun based
half, tnterwot in a hotel in UairsMvilU,
(, and will e whether he "know
bow to kop fcowr : 1 .-, ,,T ,r ,.,
" UJOK 0yT Q4 BqGtfs' tlfcKr
r.Tf !
Tho BaaoBBt arnraprlaUd sad .iread
ad 00.000 a 000 oa
i 'arpet at $4.40 nor vard : broeado
at 114 per yard; fringe at Ifl.ou per
yardi fancy loops at 17.60 apiece fan-
ey Domer at ItjJa por yard j curtains
mat cost tio.oucacn lor the mere mak
ing : fancy broeado border at IH.40
yard ; silk tassels at 18 each these
are the things that ate up the wholo
u,.".i, in puoirc money put in tiover
nor Uartranft' hands In 1873 for re.
furnishing the executive mansion.
They more than ate it np, for Walra
ven had to make a deduction of 1211..
89 on hi bill to bring It within the
sum appropriated.
.4 Spieee
v Miubaalt
re htstih
.n., ra (Jarley
.... ra llarlor
re,, Te King ,
n Hard
.... VI Mellee ol at
ra bVhouoaver i
.... va tioeha Irssarhrii '
ri Kiailk
n., ri OroalB
,.m ra Mignet
... ro Leant at at
.... ra Ankara
.... ra Danhar
. ra Bell
.M ra Bloom
... ta Croaaaea
.... a. Lk.u.j
1.1 .1 ef Causa, eel .1... t -i . i . .1
be? JJJJ' f Nareabar Tara. Meod.y, Nara:
-. Caaiaaova
Jam lea 01 al rt Bear.
- ra Lan.barre , ,
v. Ii.ll.ck
Iwraoao tows.bip rt Haad.
J!0" (......, llogal
oaBack , ro Dale
KanderllB . rt Irvla
' Tho vouchor HM bjr Mackov ohow I U'yMuZZ'.'.'."'. i,m;
that th nm of M,296.bH voted' by the - iaa
leglslataro lo fill lip the'decil in ror- H:ZZ" ?. nSZ
mer annmtir al nna'1 ll.e .M,,:.. .1... ,i.i.. w imnepi
nior appropriation" fbr refllting the
earsTvjtirw mansion, was) thrown away
in the same reck leas extravagant man
ner as the IA.0M bandied b Hart.
rnf more directly. Hartraaft bs4
gone on making extrvarnt and alto
gether unr-sceooary purchase after h
money Bad tun oat. tod th ktrlai.u.
ought to have left Mr to find the tnoov
?ldali u. ra r,.aer .
"""'a l-aitaraaa
llBraa..,.,. a. Cbn Si,
,..... n Weld
0411.
Uwlo
trrlw
t.rafUad.....
Wright
..... n itaaa a kWtu.
to Irwla
ra f wa rHeaw'
, rt Bhiaes
,V" TO "oraat
SheriiTs Sale.
BTrlrtaoofwrll.af r.ao;,i,miiSra,..lM,
oa I af lha Coart of Coaaos Pleaa of Clear
Bold coonlr, and ta aa directed, there wiU
ha eipoaad ta poblleiala, at tba Coart Hoaao,
in lha aoroof b of Clearleld, as Hetorday, the
Si'Ch day al Oatober, l7i, al 1 a'aloak, p. a.
tha following described real .Mate, to wit :
All that e.rlain tract of land atlo.te la Hrady
township, C'learlleldouaalr.l'ena.elvee,. Lwi
ad aad deecribod, a. followa : Oa the aorta, he
ll. B. tioodlander. on tha eaat he I'huiu u...
ahtll, an the we.t by S. Coao.il, aad aa the
snath by Krie turnpike, eonlelaiaa aae-kalf of
as acre, with dwelling hoaee, atore aoa.a Bad
alabla thereon. Mailed, takes ia ete.atioa an
to he eald a. lha property uf J. M. i:erlile.
Taaaa or S.l.a l h. price or tan al wblek
Iba properly aball be .track af aaat aa paid ao
th. time of aala, er lack a her arraageaeau
aad. a. will be approved, etherwi.e tUeproparo
HI aa laiaelieUly pat bo Bad aold aereia ol
tha etpeoae aad n.k of tba pereua la whaa il
waa atraok ot, aad who, la aaat or deieieaey al
uck re sale, shall aaka good tha oaae. ead la
so iBitenoe will the Ueed Be preeeated la Chart
for tunlraatloa wolaal tba aooej ia aelaally
paid 10 tba sheriff.
W. R. M PIIKR30N.
SsBnirr't Orrirs, 1 riberiC
Clearaeld, Pa., Oct. . 1 17 J.J
TTtTrossT
SltODoFHOr trJ
L T. ROSS & CO.,
DI'RWRNSVILiK. PA,
Ilea Jot rrovired hi. Fall Mark or Boot, enf
Shoot, of the Klmlraand Phila l.lphia aauofae.
toro, which he telle obesp for aa.h or produce.
Aleo, a ft.ll Hne of baiiiea' Mi.eea' aad Cfcil-treo't
.hue., an a full a.aorttaent of leather aad .hi
nnding. Thi. i. no experiment with bia.
I'racllee make, perfect, llariag aerred a lile
ar.prenlloe.bip la the lealher U4 aiaafactBring
of all kind, uf Boote and Mkoea, be teola blaerlf
folly enmpotonl to actialy lu. aar ol.l, ae well
a. new, ou.touier. ekat he .ell Ihe iveal lli.nt.aiij
Shoo, for Ibo lean aoney. lkis't fad 10 tall aod
elaoint ku tuck aod boeoavinoaU yowrieir.
b. T. Boss.
t urvenarllle, Oct. M, TJ-if
()UKT PROCLAMATION.
J 'III. lion. C. A. il tVKn n.U..,
Ja.lee of the Ciorl of Uoamon I'lea. of Ihe twea.
ly.lnb Judicial Ui.lrlcL eonnoeed of Ihe eaaa.
tie. of t'laarOcld. Ccnira aad Clinton, and 11 oa.
W M. 0. OI.SV .ad Hob. JOHN J. MKALK At
toeiata Judgea of Cle.rOeld euanty, kave iHaed
their precept, to e directed. f..r ike e,..Mie ef
an Adjenrned Coon of Coaaaoa Pleea, is the
Coart lleu.c. at Clearnel.l. is and for Ihe oooa
ly of Clearleld. exaaenoiug oa tha SKCO.VU
HONUA, TIIK STII DAY or NOVKMIIKK,
IS,, anil ViBUnaing two week.,
Mll it'K it tberolnre hereby gives ta jarorean
wlloe.ee., la and for .aid coonly of Clearteld ta
ko and aiM.ar in their proper perron a, at 10 oeler
A. M. of eald day, to do thoaa Ikiaga wblck la
their behalf scrum to be dona.
O I V KN ander ay band al CkarOeld, Ohio lath lay
of October, ia Uit year af oar Lord oaa Iboa
aaod tight haodred aod aerenly flva.
W. R. MoHHKBRON, ftherlC
jJAlZKASCUWABTZ,
(I. It 8ao, Rrsaa ra,)
MILITARY UNIFORMS
AND
EQUIPMENTS,
Wfk IHM MARKRT STREET. PHI tAe
Randa, otBeianlaa, aW Aralabed, Faaplts,
Pkulagr.pha aad ovlf-aeaiariag dlraMkat reel
atBRCHANT TAlLOrlS CLOTIIItM,
tioi MARKkt fTRKT,
Jsl'JVTMy ' .1 nil.
r WHOM IT MAT CQNCER5.-
Hetla ia hereby giro thai appJieatloa will
k taat la Iho nt of tWae, for Iba Oeaw
awMftwaaltk. as tkehr aeet - O.. rk. pel ilea
al Xlage Park, eeavleUet a Ike Hepteaeer tora
af aanar HetaioBi ot CVearteld aeo.lv, as
teMawMal ho aawaaar ia Ik eeer Pealtea.
Uary.
Ooi M, mt-i " -''
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