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LANCASTER, PA., WEDNESDAY. SElJTEMBElt 12, ld83.
Prlce Twe Cent.'
Oik
FMIV1T.IAHH, .'.
I.INN M llllt.NIIMAN
ONE OAR LOAD OF
CUCUMBER WOOD PUMPS,
WIIUI.UhAI.K AND HKTAIL AT IIK8T FIUUKF.B.
Iren Pumps and Pipe at Reduced Prices.
OUIl MAKE OP TIN WARE THE DEBT IN THE MARKET,
A Linge Htncknt TINWAU12.TAHLK KNIVKS, FOKK8 iitnl Bl'OONS limn New Yerk
Auction t mvirli below tliu test et maniilucturlng.
FLINN.& BEENEMAN,
IIUUHKFUHN1SII1NU HAItDWAHK,
Ne. 162 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTER, PA
1)111' UOUDS.
O
1 KIIIMlK KA1INKSTOUK,
GEORGE FAHNESTOCK,
( IIAlll'H OI,ll BTAND.)
NO. 14 EAST KING STREET.
Our newly arrived Juntey Valta ure very alliri-rttiit (lurmeiitM f 10111 tlioeidlnary nrllclu of
tli At iiume. 'ihuy don't" lit We" up tlm bank like the hull cotton geed. Tlie celni lug Include
llliick. t'nnllniil, (liirnut, Wine, Nnvy, Myrtle, and the uilte N f J 5"i Hint W. W). We lmve nn
tutia quality ul
Black Jerseys, with Pleat Cellar and Bew, at $5.00.
I-A HlKrV .1 F.ll.SK I S In nupurlnr koeiIh lit l, fl Ml. 17 Is 50 mid lie 00. (Jilt I.DUKNh' JKU8KVB.
11.75 ten, HicenlliiK tealze.Ac, .te. .IKIf-Kl CLOTH by tlie ynul in all colors.
Ladies' Kid Gloves, in ih.ai k mui in kau.hhadks huj ieuu.
ALSO, A L.WtUlS AHSOHTMKNT OK WOOLKN UOODS,
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, QUILTS AND COMFORTS.
GEORGE FAHNESTOCK,
NO. 14 EAP" "IINQ STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
I'l.VMHIMI AND UAH riTTlNH.
AKNOt
.I"""
PLUMBING, GAS-KITTING,
GAS FIXTURES, OIL FIXTURES,
TIN ROOFING, SLATE ROOFING,
Steam Fitters Supplies, Patent Celd Case Heaters,
carfinest Werk, Best Workmen. Leuve your Orders at
JOHN L. ARNOLD'S,
Nea. 11, 13, 15 EAST ORANGE STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
LirXltY HTAIII.K.
II
UUIIIITIIM'H.
HOUGHTON'S
New Livery 'and Sale Stables.
FKIST-ULABS HOUSES AND IIUUGIES TO IIIUK , ALSO, OMNIHUSSKS l'OK
PARTIES AND PICNICS. HOUSES UOUOIIT AND
SOLI) AT ALL TIMES.
Stables Ne. 44 Market Seet,
x-. ear of Old Black Herse Hetel.
HUMAN III' AMU.
G
HiA.NOKK KKHTILIZKIl CO
CoraprBed of Pure Quninn Exoremout nnd Urine. Uiirlvrtled for Wheut,
Tobacco, Grass, Cern, &e.
-hOLD 11Y-
WM. II. .IONK8, Ne. 1.6JI Market btroet ; C. II. KOUKllt. Ne. 1S3 Miliket Btroet;
OKAHAM, KMLF.N I'ASSMOllK. Ne. C31 Market Street ; .1. ItlllKIl A SON, Hranchtewn,
l'hl'udtilphlu, anil responsible doalets geuciully.
miglJ fluid
OFl'lCK. --Ne. 3US Chestnut Street, LMiiliulelpliiu.
1IUOK1 ANJl HTATIONFUY.
J
OHN HAr.lfH HON3.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Scheel Supplies and Stationery,
LARGE STOCK AT LOW PRICES,
AT Til K I100K8TOUK OF
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
Nea. 15 and 17 NORTH QUEEN ST., LANCASTER, PA.
VUAI..
13.
II. MAUTIH
Wholesalo and lluLall Dealer In all hinds el
LUMUKIt AND COAL.
-ranlt Na 420 North Wntemnit l'rlnee
t roots abevu Lemen laiicasUir. nS-lyd
IJAUMllAIlDNKIUi At JlUTl'.IllKS.
COAL DEALERS.
OFFICBS.-Ne. '-1 North Qukiin Btukkt, axu
Ne. Ml North 1'iuncb Utiixbt.
YAKDS. Nebtii l'nrrieK Btiibkt, nkah Ukau-
IHI DKl'OT.
liANOABTEU.l'A.
JUlKlMMIl
CWAI. UUAkl
) The mulmnlgnud liiw ler kiiIu, at lila
Yard, Cor. Andrew and S. W er Sts
ulnrKOusBortmuntef tlie very Inibi. i. mil et
Ocal for Family Ube,
wlilcli lip will Uullver, cnrefully wolulieil ami
scrconetl, te any pun el tlie city at tlie IowehI
iiiuriiui, raiua. unitira uy UUiu
IllleU piemntly.
JiilylU-tM
or tolepliunu
l'llll,!' U1NDKU.
Tlii W All K, SO,
J"
UN 1'. HU1IAUA1.
at If DIVA I..
i 1U1IU0HA
OUTIOURA
REMEDIES,
THE GREAT SKIN CURES.
Te ulfinnitn ilm Hkln, Hcitlp nnd llloeil el
IIcIiImk. Scaly, l'liiiply, Hrrer ileux, Inliciltml,
nnil C'lmtfiKletiH IIiiiiieih, IIIihxI I'oiHeiiH. UN
corn, AlMtitM, iiml Itiliiiitlln Hk lu 'lertnii'H,
tlieOuttcunA l!KMKinm me Iiilullllilu tfTi-
ttlllA IlKHDLVl'NT, llll) IIUW llloeil l'llllllLT, III-
urutlu mill Aparlt'lil, expciH illsunte i iiiih
r em 111- bleed mill pfirxplriitlen, iiml Hum
riliieV(iilliir(iiMr Oiitii uiia, tlm (trout b kin
cult', liigtiiiitly iilluyd ItLliliiK mill liiMiiiiiuiii
Hen, cluuis tlm bkhi unit Hcilp, licuh t'lcerx
mid Bet(8, riMleiiH tlie Complexion. ,irri
il'iia tfeAr, mi ('Xfnilslin Hkln llcatillMermul
Toilet l(culnlle, li liiillH)iniciili u In IrciklliiK
Hkln lllii'iivn, mill ter HeiikIi, Cl.npil or
(irtaxy bkln. lllucklicinl., Illotcliefl, mill Iluby
Humer. cuTiutuiA IIrmiim eh me tliuenly In
lullllilu bleed pMillluit mid Hkln beuutlllmH.
:im. iiiiiiEhten, i-,i , luwyur. 'ti Htitte
Htim't, llenliMi, ri'peitdu 1'iini, el Mnll Itheiiiu
iiuilur bin obitiTMitleu ter ten vnrj, wlilcli
cevurcd tlie lHtklil',1 body it il llinbi, uud le
wlilcli nil known m tlieJn el trrntinunt bad
been applied witlienl bunidlt which with coin cein coin
ptetcly ciiicil teiuly by tlie Cutu.iuia Uk.mh
cien, luav.iiK it clunu uud liualthy Hldn.
Mr. mid lira. Ktnrelt Mrbbinii, llolclior llelclior llolclier
town. Mam., wrlte s ' our lltlle bev niw turrl
blyiilMlLtnil iv It n Si'ieliibi, bull Itliuuiu mid
Krynlpiiliis I'vtir Bliici) liu win born mid notli netli
liiif we could ulve liliu hcl m1 Mm until we
IrlUlt CUTU'CIIA ItKMKIMKrt h hlcli wnidiiiilly
euii'd lit in. until he In new nn lull us miy
child.
II. r.. CHrpnntrr, llondiiriien, N. Y., cnired et
',
reorluxN.er I colony, el twimly vhiih' nUiiiiI
ICKMKMK.4, 'IIIU IllOdt WOII
Inu, by CirricuiiA
durlul euro en ircenl. A duitnuii full el
Hcnlm fell Irein liliu i nlly. I'liyalcl inxmid bN
Irliuuli iheiiKlithi) tuiMt ilbi uure nwnni ti
befere u Jiutlur et the pt'Htu mid lluiidurden'ii
moil prominent clttr.ein
linn. Win. Tnjrler, lleiltli C'oinuitsslencr,
llmteii. siiye : Aller tlme ineiitlm' use el tlie
CUTItTtiA ItKMKiiiKri. ii id twelve yeura et uh
ceiiHtmiliiiiruilnitlXMii ScroluleiM Humer el
tlie litue, neck mid te-Upm was ever ondiired,
1 cun Htiy that I mu cured, mid pronounce my
cine tlie ineit reiuui kuble en record.
Sold by all ilnisnlsl.M. Cuticuiia, 50 cents I
ItltlULVKMT, tl l ei. -A eentH. I'erTun lllll'll
AKbLllKMICALCO , Ho-deu, MUH4.
beiul for " Mew te C'lirn Skin l)lsa.iea."
WAlt HISTORY.
nitiitr. in'- Tin:
lltlltlUIII.AUK
vn-w.
in r Kit-
FURNACES and RANGES
OK ALL KINDS
REPAIRED.
Cull uud Hi'O tlie New IliipiONOd WUOUUUT
IllUN UOL1) CA31S
Radiating Portable Furnace,
fTrTTr0"" h.i. AiMeiutciv t.ure
'-"-' lilithly iiindlclii.il, Inderied by liliy
alclunii. nriilcrri'il by the ollte. Sulca, lusl mid
IW l,(X),00 cukes, bold evcrywheiu.
catar"rh7
Sanferd's Radical Cure,
Tlm Ori-Ht llHlotmle DUtlllntluu of Hitch
lliwel, AinerirHii I'lur. Ummdlitn Fur,
AlHrlKiild, Uleter lllowieiiia, nle.,
Fer Ilm limn illnte relle'mid I'cruiiinentCiitu
or every form el i ntntih. Irem uSluiple Head
cold or lnllucnz.i te tlm l.ea el Hine I. Tunte,
mid Hearing. Coui;li. Iliencliltli, uud lnclp lnclp lnclp
lentOoniiuiupllen Itellet lu llve liilnutci In
uny uud ovary cine. Nothing like It. Unitc-
iiii, intKnini, wiioiecnine. Cuie heKlni limn
llistuppllculleu, uud li rapid, radical, perma
nent, and nover lulling.
One bettle llndlcul Cun . ene ln Uutiirrliul
Belvenl uiul llr.H.iureiil'it Inhaler, alt lu ene
packiiKi,. or nil drugi:l.sn nn . ak run.
CtANnriMID'H UaUICAL CUHK I'l TTKIl IIRUU AHD
CiirMicALCe., llu3ten,
COLLINS'
Voltaic Electric
Kei theiellel uud pievc nllen, the limtiiut It
Inamiltril el Uheilinatliin .Seuiiili;l.i, hi il'l
ca, Ceiifjle. ( olds. Weak lluck, htemitLh and
llewcln, HioetlhK I'alim. NiihiImu'h, Hj-mie la,
Pinnule Putin. Palpitation, DynpepHta. !,lei
Ciimpliilut, Dillons tever, ,M alalia ami l',M.
demlcM, iHe VeiIIiih' I'lantura, (an ICIeilrlc
lliittery combined n Ith u I'lrcinn I'lanler J mid
luuuhat pain. -.". every whuie
Hepll-ljdW.b.Aw
1 Jf.NSUN'.l 1 Or.MIS I'LAhl'l.ltS.
BEYOND THE RIVER.
Away Acmu Ilm MlaMsdpp! Kit or Is Held n
CeiiviiicIui; Couveriatleu,
' I lull you sir, that llicy nroenool tlionout tlienout tlioneut
ohI ceinbinut Ions ever pteiluced, and uiycx
perlcncoef tnut Hurt et tiling bus lit en wide
eneni;h te entitle uiy Judmncnt te nomeio-
HJIPOl,"
"Oh, I deu'l knew," loMpeudcd tlie Hist
Hpcukei'ii lilcnd, with u llllleyiiwii.il!) though
he didn't tuke much Intercut lu tlie subject, "I
liuve never been nole te Bee uiucli dllTcionie
In'those things. Tliuyure pietty nearly tlie
guine size, uud iiiude et about tlie natnu Htnir."
The talk, et which tlie IoickeIiik is a tiun
uicut, took pluce lu Oallatln, MIfseuiI, net
lout? tiKe, In the hiuik olllce el Dr. M. 1'. Flow
ers, ene el the leading pliyalcluiib ul the titute,
who followed up the vein In which he hud In
troduced it substantially lu these tterda.
" Nensense, that b the iluuiarole et u
boy, or rathei, et u iiinn who cither
dni'Hu't knew or doesn't cme what he euyf.
These things, rut you cull them, uie lust m
illlleieut an the moon Is Irem K'eun cheese.
New, lluluicntf), lotions and ointments me
very Koedlu most cusca ler the lelietefpaln
or Inllummutlen. Hut, lu the ilt'jt pbice, tliey
aie uiicleun. They soil the hands mid the
linen, besides belnnalwajs out nt leach when
they uie nient wunlcd."
" Well, my dvur doctor," hIkIiiii! the traveler
from the North." wh it would you liuve 7 ThN
Is a vtictched world mihew, and nothing Is
ever ut hand whun It Is wanted. Yeu cuu't
HiiKUist iiuythliiK -"
" Yeh, 1 can," broke In the doctor, thumping
the table with his tint, "I can biiK'i;e.it UKN
HON'U OAl'OINK VOKOUa l'L AST Kit. I huve
tried ll en my patients, mid X huve tiled it en
myeelt ler mt attack et l'neumenlu, and In
nil cusea relief lius lollewod in Irem tluce te
lorty-eltthllioura. The old (dusters me hIiike
couches the Cnpelne la a telcKrupu dlspateh.
I or Inataute, lu cases et Nctuuli;lu, Muscular
Itheumatlsm, Lumbuce, letmded action et
Kldneya, enil "
" I Klve It up, doctor, and lu case of uoed I'll
buy lIeii8en'H,"Bald the traveler, pleasantly,
In tliu centre e tliOKenulus Is cut the wnid
CAIIUINK.
Heubury A .lohuaeu, Cheiulsls, New Yerk.
uugl-lmW,Sftw
1 mf ,? i1, T Wein Seuth Oirellna decn net bear raeta
IT I. ' ?,. ' , ' conBtree'lon, anil this, an I urdeMtaud, is
hall btauil by me te tlie t,ln nnIv .'-., l,ntTCfM, Meuth Care-
Tlie Clieapeat unit
Market,
Ileal rUKNACK In the
UTANUKK AND UOAI..
jjL New Yerk and l'lilludelphla llorse Jin Jin
iitue by the carload at reduced pi icon. All the
II EST UKADUS OF COAL,
Iletli ler Faintly uud Steam purposes.
CKMKNT by the barrel. HAY unci STKAW
by tlie ten or bale.
Vahd 315 liarrlsburp 1'lke.
Ukmkiiai. Okkick 'J) Kast CIiestnutBtioet
Kuuffmnn, Koller & Oe.
anrtdyd
pOAL.
M. V. J3. COHO
eai NUIiTll WATISIl MT,, iMnnuur, m
Wholeaalo uud Uetull Dealers In
LUMBER AND GOAL.
Connection Vflltx the Telophenlo KzchauiEO,
MANUFAUTUKED KA0LU81VKLY UY
Jelm P. Scliaum,
24 Seuth Queen Btroet,
VAUU1AUKO, XV,
lebW-lyd
.ANOAhTKU, 1'A.
lUtUKM AMU BTAXIUNBUl,
S'
Yartl and Offlnn
HTUKKT
NO. S30NOIITH WATK
'Hl.'AMVi1
U vi
T rillUIKT TIIKTWO NMAI.Ii IIA
.. yK!"i.c,nj"' lor6e Konuliie nrticle, ut
uAiiAaxAN'S Xisi.i.tn
W FllONT CkIaU
HXOUK.
OIIOUI, 1IOOHH
AWU
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
AT TBB tOWKST IIATK1 AT
L. M. FLYNN'S
CllKAl HOOK AND 8TAT10NAUY HTOHK
Ne, 43 West King Btroet.
'I'llK
Standard Carriage Werk
OF LANOASTKll COUNTY.
JiDGERLEY & CO.,
PINE CARRIAGE BUILDERS,
MARKET 8TUKKT,
UKAU OF CKNTIIAL MAKKHT HOUUEb,
LANOABTKH, lA.
We iniike overy style lluyy and CarrlnKO
deslied. All Werk llnlshed In the most com.
rortabiennit oiOKuniHtyie. vye use only me
beat selected material unit employ only tlie
best nu'chiintca. Fer quality et weik our
pilcca are the cheapest In the state. We buy
ler cash mid Bell en the most leasoimble
lernis. Ulve na utall. All work warrunted.
IteputtliiK pvempUv allenileil te, One set et
worKiuen ojpeciuny
pesiu
YOU WILL AI.WAV8 KIND A l'Ul.l.
IHioetCoiinoctlcutclftara and Fountain
Hunt ul tobacco, ut
UAUTMAN'8 YKLLOW.FUONT C1UAR
1X011K.
1 employed ler that jiuin
njnin.iw
BAlUIAIMn IN WATUIIKH, ULOUKt
Chains, Ulnk'S, Hpecuielea, Ac. UepalrlUR
et ull kinds will receive my iwrsenal atten
linn. LOUIS WJSUKU. Ne. 1S0K North Uaoen
Btteet. llomembor it una and number. 111. ,,res
lectiy opnesito uuy iiotei, ueur;i-eniisyivan i "";
railroad depot.
(IveWlya
luilun llhtck'ii A id. nun el Ilm tablnrt
Kminef 1H(I(-Aii luttrriilliii; Uliiiliter
et Wnr liuiea.
We Mlbjelu tlie fellow Ini,' fin thnr extinct
from tlie account of Mr. Ilurr of his Inter
vlew with Jti(1i0 lllauk u week liofero Ilia
(le.illi, Tlie ntery in told hy the .liidffe
for tlie llrnt tlme :
"The most p.iliilul incident of my lone;
iiHHoeiittlon with Mt. IJtielmtian took place
the day utter he had ruad his answer te
tlie Seuth Caielina ceinmUtiluncrn in cibi cibi
net meeting, en the 2'Jth of Duoemhcr,
18G0. 1 recall with great distinctness the
sceno In the c.iblnut when that papur wait
read. It fell upon me like the kick of u
intilu. The Heuthcrti memherH wcte ul
most na much dlttuthnd. None of tin H.iid
n great deal iibeut It, becauas nil of its
knew by experience that whoa Mr. I)uch
nnan itiade up IiIh mlud he was Immevable
Ne man evor llllud the presidential olllce
who knew better hew le onferco tliu te
Hjicct due te bla position, and I knew of no
ene meto teiiacietirt of IiIh opl'ileii when
hia Jtidjiincnt wau llxed He wuh abae
Inte tuiiHter in his own lionse. Thore
fere, when that cabinet inceliiig nd nd
jeurni'd, I did net beliove it possible
that our official tol.itlens could coutinue.
I !)Ciit tlie most mherable mid icatlve
night of my life. My mind wan in wild
tumult, and I urose the next morning de
tcrmltibd te reaign bofero night. I called
en Stanten, Helt nnd Teticey nud ex
prea.scd te tliein my excelling diaajipolnt diaajipelnt
incut at the presldent'a letter nud
autiemiccd te them that I alienld that day
Icave the cabinet Stanten h ltd he nisi)
ahettld go, nnd Helt would bave gene,
although he did net hay se. WhatToucey
would liavodeuo I de net knew. When
he entered the cibinet, and through his
entire aervlce, he fuutned dolermiuod te
lmve no opinion cie-a wiae fiem tlie jircsi
detit'a. He might bave stayed. Ah boeh
as 1 parted with Toucey be went te the
Whlte Huuse aud informed the president
of my Intentions, nud of what had taken
place botween Stanten, Helt and mygell.
Mr. Hucbatiati at once requested my pres
ence; but I hesitated te go, for I knew the
temper and btteimth el the appeal he
would mnke te me. I felt that he would
place his domain! that 1 remain hy his bide
upon such greuuds of personal (rieudship
that it would make it utmost impossible
for me te loave him without laying myself
epcu te the charge of having deserted a
friend who had groatlyhenorcdand trusted
me, at a time when he was under the
shadow of the greatest trouble of his life.
He sent a second time, aud I went. I
found him greatly disturbed, aud his find
words were :
" "Ih it ttuu that J en aie going te duseil
meV"
" 'Is it ttuu that I inn going te lctiigu,'
was my icply.
" 'I am (iverwbeliiRd te knew,' a.iid he,
'lhr.t you, of all ether men, are going te
leave me in this ciisia, Yeu .no from
my own htate, mv olesoat political and
personal frimd.
in these troubles as
I insist that you iih:
Olid.
"He then reviewed our association aud
made sip li poiueual appeal te me as I
knew he would win n I tespended lu
Ins HUintiieiiK Allei he was through I re
plhd:
" 'Mr. pieMileut, fiiimtlie stmt 1 had
ileteruilticil te stand by yuu and with you
te death and desti notion, if need be. I
premised myself that as lung in tliote was
a button en your coat 1 would cling te it.
Itut your notion lias taken every btttteu
uir-iiid diivcn me away fiem you.'
" ' What de you rofer te '.'" said he.
" 'Your reply te the Seuth Cateliua
oeminiasioucis. That document is the
powder that has blown join cabinet le the
lour winds. The S.mthern members will
loave because yuu de uet ceuccdu what
they ask, and your conclusions make It
impossible for them te stay. The paper
is even harder upon the Northern members
of your political household. It forces the
Southern men out at. d you cannot ask that
we stay. I Wutihl net leave you for any
earthly consideration, se long as I could
stay hy jeu with sell i eapcet, but I can
not de it if the paper you have prepared
is sent te the gentleman from Seuth Car
olina.' " The president sueiued surprised that I
took this document he much te hejtrt, and
I confess it took all the determination I
had te aunoutice te him my decision with
relation te it, for hia n. miner toward me
was kind, and his appeal te me oaruest.
ucsH iuelf. Te my biupiiae, he did net
even argue the points of my objection, as
I expected he would. He heaid me with
out a wep), aud when I had finished,
Haid :
"Judge, you speak tlie words of my
heart.' I rocegnlzo the ferce and Justioe
of what you say. The letter te the Seuth
Carolina commissioners my tongue dicta
ted, net my roaaeu. Hut 1 feel that we
must net bave an open iiipture. We are
uet prepared ler war, and if wnr is pro
voked Cengress cannot he lolied upjn te
sttengtheu my arm, and the Union must
utterly perish."
" 'lint Mr. President, you must stand
by your position, aud boldly, with jour
judgmeut.' He did net hositate a moment
but turned te me aud Bald :
"'Your resignation is the ene thing
that shall uet be. I will uet, I cannot,
part with you. If you go, Helt aud Stan,
ten will loave, nud 1 will be in a sorry atti
tude bofero the country. This ia the
greatest treublu I bave yet had te bear.
Here, take this paper nud modify it te
suit yourself ; but de it before the sun
gees down, liofero I sleep te-night I
roust knew that this matter ia arranged te
your satisfaction."
" I left Mr. nuchunaii and went directly
te my ofilce. I confess that even after
what the preahlent said I had net much
hope that he would adept my radical
vIewb ; but I sat down und wrete a mem
orandum giving my objections te the
paper, nud Stanten copied it for me. I
sent the original te tlie president uud re
tallied the copy,"
This important paper is new of peculiar
historical significance I oeplod it from
the paper when writing the original artiole
that has called out Mr Davis' rospenso.
It ia ouderscd ou the back lu Air. Stanten's
own handwriting :
"Uusorvatleuaou corresponuenco rrosi rresi rrosi
tlentB. C. Cem.byJ. B. H."
Here ia the full text :
"JfY-meratidum for the J'rcslilent ei li ud
Jeet of the paper drawn up Uu Mm li reply ta
(he Vumnkiiitenert of Seuth Vuntltna:
" Firht, The Jlrvl und the ceimludlug
paragraph both sceru te aoknewlodgo the
right of Seuth Carolina te be represented
near thin government by diplomatic
officers. That implies that alie la an lu lu lu
dopeudent nation, with no ether rotations
te the government el the union than any
foreign power. If such he the fact, thou
Bhe una acqulretl nil the rights, powers
nud responsibilities of a soparate govern
ment by the uiore ordinance of secession
which passed her convention a few days
nge. Uut the rrcbident ban always, aud
partiaulaily lu his latu moeajge te Cen-
umvi rn nti. :j oeoosaion nun
asscitcd that ile btute could threw oil' her
federal obligations In that way. More
evor, the. proaident has always very dis
tlnetly declared that even If a Rtate could
sccode and t'e out of the union nt pleasure
whether by revolution or lu tlie uxcrcise
of a constitutional right, he could net tec.
ognlze her independence without being
guilty of usurpation. I think, therofero,
that overy word nud seiitouce which Imply
that Seuth Carolina In in an uttltude which
enables the president te ' treat' or nego nege nego
tiate with her or te rccolve hur commls cemmls
sinners in the characters of diplomatic
ministers or ngenta ought le be stricken
out nnd an explicit declaration substituted
which would reassert the principles of the
message. It is stirely net enough that the
words of the message be transcribed if the
doetrino there announced he pratically
abandoned by carrying en n negotiation.
" Second. I would strlke out nil ok
prosslens of regret that the commlssleuois
are unwilling te proceed with the negotia
tions, bIiice it is very olear that there can
be no negotiations with them, whother
they are willing or uet.
" Third. Abeve nil things it is ebjee
tlonable te iutlmate a willingness te nogo nego noge
tlnto with the state of Seuth Carolina
nbeut the possession of a military pest
which belongs te the United States, or te
propeso any adjustment of the subject or
any arrangement nbeut it. The forts in
Charleston harbor beleng te this gevern
ment are its own nnd cannot he given up.
It is true, they might be surrendered ten
Euporier force, whethcr that ferce be in
tlie service of n sceedlng state or n fereign
nation. Hut Fert Sumter la impregnahle
nnd caunet be taken If dofended ns it
should be. It is n thing of the last im
portance that it should be maintained if
all the power in this nation can de it ; for
the command of the harbor uud the picsl
dent's ability te execute the revenue liws
may dopeud ou it.
" Fourth. The words 'ceirchig s fuute
by ferce of arms te remain in the con
federacy, a pewer which 1 de net bouevo
the constitution hascouferred ou Congress
ought certainly uet te be retained. They
are tee v.igue, nud might have the oiled,
(which I am sure the president does uet
intend) te mislead the commissioners con
cerning his sentiments. The pewer te do de
fend the public preperty, te resist nn as
sailing ferce which unlawfully attempts te
drive out the troops of the United States
from ene of the fortifications, uud te ube
military aud naval forces for the pnrpose
of aiding the proper ofQcers of the United
States in the execution of the laws, this,
ns far as it gees, is coorcien, aud may very
well be called ' coercing n state by n ferce
of arms te remain in the Uuleu.' The
president has nlways assertod his right of
coorcien te that exteut. He merely donies
the right of Congress te make offeusive
war upon a state of the Unieu, as such
might be niade upon a foreign govcrument.
"Fifth. The implied a? Bent of thcprcsi thcprcsi
deut te the asottsatieu which the cemuiia.
sioneis make of a compact with Seuth
Carolina, by which he was bound uet te
take whatover mo.uures he saw fit for the
defense of the forts, ought te be stricken
out, aud a Hat deuial of auy such bargaiu,
nlcdue or agreement iusertcd. The paper
slgneJ by the late members of Congress
have been their conclusion if the president
bad acknowledged the koruel of the prin
ciple they wcre contending for. My ob
jectiens te the paper wcre that it dallied
with the onemlos of the governmout, Im
plied certain diplomatic rights of Seuth
Carolina that could net nxist and yieldcd
points that wero uufalr te the ptosident's
jiosltlen. They wero in tlie same seuse
such an ollcnce against mv views and the
principles I was contending should be
maintained, that I could net with
self-respcct have romalned in the
cablnet had they bcen sent out as
the judgment of the administration.
Hut my objections can be fully read
in my memorandum te the president
upon this subject, and uowhero in it will
you find an Intimation that Justiilcs the
assumption that Mr. Huehanan ever re
cognized the right of a state te sccode.
"The president accepted tills paticr and
framed his answer te the se called Seuth
Carolina commissioners te avoid the points
I had raised against it. Thus the crisis,
the grcatet iu all my publle serviccp, was
safely passed. The reply that Mr. liuch
anan made te the se called commissioners
wan such a robtike te their protensieus
that they returned au answer se iusultiug
in terms that the cablnet unanimously
sustained the president in uet receiving it.
Very boeh after this the Seuthern rumnbers
went out. WogetGencialDlx aud Her.
atle King in, aud we had comparatively
plaiu sailing from thnt time until Uie
Liucehi ndmlnlstratien relieved ub."
MKOIUAIj,
V
A tl'.U'H UtlRKHY I'KUTUUAI,.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
-,.,. . -. " ORy'-tlt. 0"'. Brpt, 10. 1W2. -flOl.nS
.'Haying Imen BUbJectUwi
VyWJLiJLO.ltrenchlal Atroctlen.wlth ift-
iiient cehli, for u numbur of
years, I hereby certify that Aran's Ummvr
rmiroKALKivi-fiine prompt rnilef, and Is the
moslclleUlvo remedy I have ever tried, r
Iambs A. Hauiiten,'
Editor or 27le Vreieeyu."'
" Mt.Oilbad, Ohie, June 20, 1S9J..
KjVJ KJ UrriOC'HKRnr rieTORAL tufa
Mnrltiir for n nnvwrn emidi,
and LuiiK TrotiUe with jtoed ellcct, and lam
pipaaed te lecointnend it te unyenn ilmllarty
ii ir cted. lUnvar liAueiiMAtc,
riopnetor uiobe Hetel."
1'iiKi'Ansi) nr
Dr. J. C Ajcr & Ce., Lewell, Mags.
Held by all Druggists,
KeplO lO-lyd&w
I)I;KKV DAVIa'Sl'AIN KILLE1I.
DYS
ENTERY
O LJ JLVJL cjet,
OOMPLAINT
the only transaction between Seuth Care
Una and him which bears upon the subject
uither directly or indirectly. I tbiuk it
dceply concerns the president's reputation
that he should contradict this stalomeut,
since, if it be uudeuied, it puts him in the
attitude of an executive officer who velun
tardy disarms bimself of the pewer te de
his duty, nnd ties his handa'te that he
canuet, without breaking his word, ' pre
set ve, pioteet aud dofend the constitution,
anil see the laws faithfully oxeontcd.' The
fact that he nledgcd himself in auy such
way cannot be true. The commissleuorH,
no doubt, have been no informed. Hut
thore must be seme mistake about it. It
arehO, doubtlesH, out of the president's
anxious nud laudable dosire te avoid civil
war and his oft expressed dotermiuatiou
uet even te furnish nn oxcuse for nu out
break at Charleston by reinforcing Majer
Audersuu unless it was absolutely ucces
sary. "Sitth. The remotest cxprossietm of u
doubt about Majer Andersen's perfect
propriety of behavieur should be carefully
avoided. Ile is net niorely a gallant nud
meritorious officer who is entitled te fair
beating befere he la coudemued ; he has
saved the country, I solemnly bolievo,
when Its days was darkest aud its perils
most extreme. He has doue everythlug
that mortal nnn could de te repair the
fatal error which the administration lias
committed iu net sending down troops
enough te held all of the lerts. He has
kept the strotigest ene. He still com
mands the harbor. We may still execute
the laws if we try. Hosides thore Is noth
ing iu the ordera which wero sent te him
bv the war department which is in the
slightest dogrce contravened by bis act of
throwing his command into Fert Sumter,
Kven if thoseordors, sent without your
kuowledgo, did forbid him te loave a plaoe
whero ids men might have porlshed aud
shelter them under a stronger position, we
ought nil of us te rejoice that he breke
such erders.
" Seventh. The idea that a wrong was
committed against Seuth Carolina by
moving from Fert Moultrle te Fert Sum
ter ought te be ropelled as firmly as may
be consistent with a proper rospeot for the
high character of the gontlemon who com cem cem
peso tlie Seuth Carolina commission. It is
n strange assumption of right ou the part
of that state te say that our United States
troops must remain in the weakest pest,
tieu they can ilnd in the harbor. It is uet
a monace of Seuth Carolina or of Charles
ton, or a meuacu nt nil. It is siniple self
defense If Seuth Carolina docs uet
attack Majer Andorseu no human being
will be injured. Fer thore ecrtaluly will
be no reasen te believe that he will com
moner) hostilities. The apparent objeotion
te his being in Fert Sumter Is that he
will be less likely te fall au easy prey te
his aEBallautH.
" Thene aie the points ou which I would
ndvise that the paper be amonded. I am
nwaie that they are tee radleal te pertuit
much hope of their adoption. If they are
adopted the whole pajwr will uoed te be
recast. Hut thore ia ene thing uet te be
overlooked iu thia terrible crisis. 1 en.
treat the president te erder the Uroeklyn
and the Maoedouiau te Charleston without
the least delay, and in the monutime U
Bend a trusty inosaenger te Majer Andor Ander Andor
eou te let him knew that his governmout
will net dosert him, The roinferaomont
of troops from New Yerk te Old 1'elLt
Comfert should fellow immediately. If
this be doue at onee all may yet be uet
well, but comparatively uafe. If uet, I
can soe nothing bofero us but dlsaster te
the country."
What the Letter Implied.
" Is it true that this letter te which
you objected roceguized the right of buces
slen ?,r
" Ne I Ne I a tUetiBAud times no !" said
Judge Ulack, with great emphasis. " It
is a gross libel upon the truth te nssume
that Mr. liucuanau's latter acknowledged
the right of eocedsion. This was a ques
tion upon which his judgment was ilxed at
the beginning of the troublea ami never
moullied. The paper was se unsatiataotery
te tbe Seuthern mombers that they wero
bound te go, This oertalnly would net
A YOUNO AIAN'd UAHK.
Air. H. 8. iloilgen,Jr.,of Ne. 117 1'eik street,
LTwIaten, Me., tolntes the following personal
narrative, May II, 1883; "About Itrteen mouths
alnce 1 had n severe attaelc el typhoid lever,
was very latne, uud con lined te my bed ter
eleven weeks, mid when the lever loll me 1
was in a very debilitated condition. My balk
uud loins seemed te Imve no strength, and I
r.ad no vitality or appetite. I tried various
kinds of inodlclue recommended by my
Iriendj, but leuiid they did net improve tny
cendl Jen. 1 was Induced le try Hunt's Ite
med y, which has bcen used with such ureal
success here In Lowlaten thut 11 lias u very en
viable leputatlen nt being u most reliable
medicine. I purchased ene bettle, and can
date my Improved health from the tlme I com
menced using 11, and my progress continued
very rapidly : 1 gained lu strength, uud expe
rienced lesa pain In my back, my appctlte in
creased, and atter using tluee(l) bottles my
pains weieull gene, and my health cntliely
restored, und 1 can most heartily recommend
Hunt's Hentedy te uny who may need n true
remedy ler debility, kidney or urinary
troubles."
A HOOD IilKOHANIO.
Mr. I.. . I. .tones, or Ne. IU Charles Btroet,
l'eitlutid, Me., write us these convincing
lucla, May II, lbSl. " I lmve ler soverul years
been Doubled with liver complaint and lndl lndl
Rcatleii.mid have suirered at times terrlble
illatresa, and have tried muny diireient cures,
he called, thnt huve been recommended Irem
tlme te time. 1 ene day noticed in one el our
papers the testimonial of a person thnt hud
used llunt'a Itomedy mul been cured of dis
eased similar te niliia. 1 purcliused a bettle of
one et our drug Htoie-i In I'ertlMid.und boleto
1 had uaed the first ueltle leuiid that 1 was
Improving beyond my expectation ; liuve
u jed lu ull six bottlea, uud 1 liuvu no treublu
from lndlgeallon.ne distress or pain in buck
iu 1 lonnerly had; and slnce I huve been
cmed my wlte has used It for kidney treuble,
mul It has cured her. We can both 8iy that
Hunt's ltcmedy la a blessing te any that are
tumbled with kidney or liver diseases, or in.
digestion. We gladly recommend It te our
Irlcmhinr te uny sufteiers lieni liver or kid
ney diseases, nnd you can use this letter as
you may choeiolor the best interests et fluf
leilug Immunity." sMwdM.W&FAw
The te la no t line te be lest when these we
love nre taken with these
terrlble itlsonses.
The beauty of perry DaVis'S
Pain Killer uu,al,tacU
se premptlr, surely and
efllclcnlly.
Den'l be without 1'ain KillkrI Have
il ready for Instant use I Kcep
11 with you at home
or abroad t
AL THE DRUGGISTS SELL IT.
sepll-lind&w
Ul.WJ II INU,UMKlttrXAM, JtV.
-.-wt.-' fy
Fer Small Fex expert Dureya I'ropliyiuetlo
Fluid lu the loom nnd gpongeolf the patlent
with It.
II you uie annoyed by your lubber, steel or
shell Kyo-Uhuisea bio iking, yen win put your yeur your
Miireutol misery, and suve oxpense, by pur
chasing a pair et Celluloid Kyo-Ul.isses. Fer
sale by nil leading Jewelers uud Opticians.
sKMwdce.l
lluckleii'a Arnicu Mnlve.
The greatest medical wonder of the world.
Win ranted te speedily cme burns, llrutaes,
Untrt, Ulcern, talt Itheiiiu, Fever aores. Can'
cers, Piles. Clillblnlng, Coins, Tetter, Chapped
Hands mid nil skin eruptions, guaranteed te
euru In eveiy instance, or money reliiuded.
a cutita per box. Fer sale by Chns. A. Lechor.
loil-lyeedAw
What Due Dime Did.
H. 8. U raves, et Akren, N. Y.. had Asthma or
tbe werat kind. Toek ene doae et Themat'
Kctectrle OU mid wua rollevo I lu live minutes.
Ile adds; Would walk ten miles ter this
medicine and pay Vi a bottle for It. It cured
my wlloet rheumatism like magic." Fer sale
by II. II. Cochran, druggist, W and 13'J North
(juceu stieet.
A (irent Discovery.
Thnt la dnlly bring ley te the homes et thou
Hands by saving many of their ones Irem mi
early ginvu. Truly la Dr. King's New Die Die Die
onverv for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asth
ma, llieucliltij, Hay Fover, Lesa et Voice,
Tickling in tlie Threat, I'alnlu Side and Cheat,
or any dlseusu et the Threat nnd Lungs, n
positive cuks euninutecd. Tilalllnttlea tice
iitClms. A. Lechet'a Ding Stoie. Large sUu
il.oe.
Ne Deception Ued,
It Is strange se many people 'will coutinue
te suller day utter dny with Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Heur Stomach, (Jen
oral Debility, when they can procure ut our
BtoieSHlLOH'S VITAL1ZKII, treoef coat II it
does net oureer relieve thorn, l'rlce, 75 cents.
Sold by II. II. Cecnrun, 137 and 1W North yuenn
stieet, Lancaster. lodll-eodS
Our preparatioae for the ap
proaching seasons of Fall and
Winter are completed.
We cany a large stock of Pine
Ready-Made Clothing, samples
of which, with self-measurement
blanks, will be furnished en application.
A. C. YATES & CO.
Ledger Building, Chestnut & Sixth Sts.
I'llILADKLFllIA.
b7-1wi!w
n.u
HOSTKT1KK a HON.
FALL
A Hail llreutli
Is lnaulleiable. We don't like It, A poison
with n strong breath must net intfRl) lilmsell
very familiar with us. An linpiue breath Is
etiised hy nn unhealthy atnmanh. Murdoch
Jlloed JlUtcrs will correct thia evil. They are
the best stomach medlcliie known. Fer sale
by II. H. Cochran, druggist, 1J7 and 13'J North
Queen street.
OPENING.
Bl'LlCVDID LINKS OF
iSni
Treuserings nnd Overceatings.
The lines of Men'a Youths' and Heys'
CLOTHINU we are new inanutacturlng- anil
placing ou our tables are superior te any we
lmve vel offered, and our Custom Department
contains all the Cholcest Fabrics. Irem which
every description et Uarmenta te
VAVKU IIANUMUB, ac
13IIAHK9 W. fliv." "
OUIl LINK OF
Dade Window Shades
I larirnr tllll.ll 1111V B01LS0II llOIOtOlOre. WO
huve them In All Celers, six mid seven loot
long. These uoedauro very stillih und popu
lar. Bpeclul bl.es uiuilu te order.
PLAIN SHADING
liy tlie yard lu uny iiuuutily, wide widths ler
Ituge windows und store shades, 'I In and
Weed Hprlng Hellers. Alse Cord Fixtures.
Hliailes uiudu up piemptly und hung lu best
manner.
NKW I'ATTKIINB OF
WALL PAPERS
Ol F.very Desciiptlen. Commeii nud tlllt
l'apurul Lew l'tiees. ilerders, Friezes, Cen
tre 1' luces, Ac.
LAOH OURTAINP,
In Cieaui and While l'olea, Cornices, lluinli,
Leeps, AC,
PHARES W. FRY.
67 NORTH QUEEN ST.
we mulct
erder.
air We in e ready ler you, und will offer our
Stock ut such prices us will tnsure a ready
sale.
D. 11. Hostetter & Sed,
24 CENTRE SQUARE.
LANOASTKU, PA.
VJLJtfMXB.
b 8HAVINO AND HAII1 DHE3SINQ
BALOON. ,.
Ooed .Inurnevmeu and prlei ame as otner
saloeua. IL VAU.nkk,
uiyli-Ud Muuaccr,
L VKW alOUK LKlfT.
A Few More 1)0 Ceiit Ceuiibrts
Are still ou hand at
Shirk's Carpet Hall,
COll. W. KINO. & WATKIl 8T8.
Out leady or the cold nights br tiuylwc enu
et theae eUeup comferu, and remember, top.
thai nothing muxes n uuiue mure wiiiuiwiui
liicoldweutlier than than te keep UlQ cracks
In the lloer covered with
A GOOD SUBSTANTIAL C'AHPJST.
audi as uie sold at lower Ihjurw thau any any any
wherociseat SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
Oer. W. Kins & Water Sta., ,
LANOABTKH, PA.
JL KULL 14NBVKOM 50
UAKiy.vN'S VELLevy ruQNXCieAK;
O Jr VUm
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