...._ -F
. .
A •
i rnitille Mita. renceiytesoah....,
,
.„
The Plat ferm,.o ', the Seeret„order.:, ‘,
The Christian pt3;hc r,•tie fatty inirieliteitto ;
Ow ';e..ecti.l C.enueil, - Whieli hilelY - 4idd its tats-i
',ton in this City, for its*iniiiierfittonfli : 'setiti-'' .
' t .ion in atintitii' 11*ifilifiene#„Or pei , t r y !
'rite crgaz. Al
nii , ;hid 4)4,,i 00*. -adtii4i . Ai 1 6..,ii•-1
q c
i stenther,s wore ii t conitilou§ that lltoil inlet li
- over-Earth- and- ileave.n. If lyitur - ..iiiiti bias-.
i dienty—if frand,, and deceipt—if malice and
- iliteletanof tir neknowiettinients -01 - a - t- - ;it p runic
Being; then tias - ilie•bletdiet firitei maie an ex
teltitton of their faith which none can dispute.
llot who are the puny err i npres . ittat have.
,i.., red in lint their' own illiaNn. relit:J.:telt WWII-,
the awful Paul? of Deity 'l , They are worms
of the uarth,„cnity„ling in their slime to places
of iiii!4i - tipttliceii:, through 1 ies and treachery
phial Initial' [And - they have vouchsafed to in
t u rtn - trizr;Vircirlifstmotereifitfatairarrion
otent God liretlK,iixid. reignii9i,ovui Universal
Nature. r.e.tiltry - ,thilleciles.l 7 -;.lelieValt. baS
maitipsil the truth of di e s extstenne iiPOn' every'
i'flof
, u 91" ill.alifir in
_earth, in :qui, and beaviiib,,'
min . bis ',v:.'hisperntl - it-to tlin -sot& or Ma r(lit
..tTh inelOdious accents, that it-Will live in hi:
sitetitory ; 10i,e..N.er,., '',
a. ,A.,,vetent ;tti , itheut: `ll'fioti
,‘
• (mid Ire-forlorn rid, ‘ . l g * lOOttii -and rlims
indeed. - , llifi;.t?xisltuses:regilitett no Mitlienti- ,
cation-at :1101,1#4, - t4 of 1.'64 S'oeret. Ordeii tither
titan-,the 'afniqoittrinut or their . wielied A no-,.
trittelkol.o:liffotil,loly. Siiiititi*:: It ,t0:6•0 imise-,
'lusslu-,' - asser.,,that,the clod of. witieb
.tvn,are .
einnvoactl, lives through seise' higher en t t`rgy-,-
forit,Jroja-itseif alone, it purely 4 , nuid Mid he...,
4,froater - !,,-„yes; th,O t i s tli t in 63 iby'liqtat ' '- '
•CreSloolic*:f Thettsourto of life anottniint !'' - ,
-Tliefti/Iritimlrsour spirll,;-swi o t ti loot ! i . , - -. ,;
Thy li , 1- i ll* hive,. in Muir bright plefut t ud.e., _ , ii
l'illOa siithoin immortal neut. to spring "-
Wee tholo'lol4oWof death. arsq hoto ii•-trear - -.., ' . •
Ttuagatfu e nti f 4utor t asi fifty. anti Whir% - • - ;
At4i h0ik1f , ,041,X11,1141.11, buyt.Olisis tit* •,I.liilro,, . ,
Va l i teits,nti tf eeeL. -tn . Thee , 4-its Aulfmr; there. '
Rut - let •'irs iitainine the Plattnrm and Prio--.•
ciples of tlitt4lof6frt order :•-=•'• • ' ' • •-.
-. • 7 ', ' PLATFORM , AN 1.1 1111,1V01114-Z: • ' ,
1.-.Taw: nolo,notelistgeteut cola* Almi g hty Bein g , who
rules: erertl f etbiaoro.o.-:.:Whii,Pril iifia..4 IVY (9' lisp 00116111 R 'or
Natittirt•-tiiiiicottiltifft-i the stikinfvfnlnifo'nol'idini in W . verY
fee by'llrbit74'sytt bury Nivit,044.1 , 11 PO,.CNA,rilt;l4,l of i . i.t lady-
rotfleut uatiou, 11. st distiVsi .us 4 kola token or
l'i otifleutial.3 o .!ottejr.• , • -
- So, it ; wilt bt aeeir,*ilarf die. - Okler r. , es trawl,-
Friao the ibej it-o' n'ti . on! ~ Welted itiel i (wed
that oft 410,4. eriittiA dies; I•Veroi arradprenroily,
4; oriseiodi ottifie ban i'a rid • 'Providence, AA,
so-ether rattilired' the' siippnri ;of-any -pail :or
.
its itiallarai. , ' I a-; ifinirri rtentii,t , - to • %make - an:
Amtsrul Re 'mitt :well at !am'. A tririean.
party; did , noirabils Of ilia Pilliiiarye : pcithrho. ,
- itaterfto'll:Wili oriliWt - Mentornsilf,4lte: 'dlits4 _
unite' vki.oll - 16.16 •:,in rya , citirtnntilk • 'thnit arr
knoiiviCtignient"Oft'lt;Affna•;', ►
/Ai' Warda.,.= - rower
i fig flit., avidiro644 l tr ts.', - Wing,•:to Ali; rsify t . 'itnii. t .
I, latfiimi. . 1 -4noicliorrilffrii'VorPrentiort. Ones kte*'
. erffedlbit t1it41 . 44f I rlitor itildri rim - 4.4--teligioti .
tor 'Ortinift: 'l4i - Ifiiilkil4-1 4 1[4iiiii fig ' iiiiid''• Nati.. •
FrailigliMindikiit6o Writ thiareta Akin Izeirivivil , :-
ititueo:i-oTettilivAhtiightfiluilik,/i.T.h4 &hint.
~ I' the t fellik4i Orbit ei r !Ptlisew Map' rOlr 0 ;oar,:
to tflolutig-iiiidilAtilitiiiilig' iecooftionrof :the:,
Littiii:itinsi44hii. all 4nnai faievet- , ',; ,' f-! ,"r', t 1
ttc.-Therstalitationfitil •fleitfloyoment of i cilenti f eoirt.elf,i;
atqfitY_Aterie fAMIFAVNK,4-.e•Orriyttt i ,
ri
merit to 'our gyetttry, its 'hietley and; 0 Ites ltut offs , 6r
. t•titillt - raitniilliW.Otat• - tUrti'' : i4 4iiir , Vattuain:usioussuiet,. /
•.f vesterattalool.orPAlciliniinslintr.PC99.l,t4tP,OAfr,,,,4l.4!T
tint s . t e n t kfl -f l iavlatai of thexirtaie,wint l o tomato-p.. 90 T ut i
ti,..farnaned otiret ' tita,tiourr ttniiti t uoirtotifid!y ; a lyipiTed
it:, fd , ",,0,,,&10,i m „- , -.:- .- , -• - ift •,..: is • • ''" •;! , . . . "' -, F v -,;:,
Id aiklthisbabatenteu, .: lit in' fnist * ft seilgareAt-- ; ,.
.:-.etroadt;*iieroimenritif foufw,iliiit.i.o.it ,itc
,to
be•iekaiti 4;loillttli*7fil•-. is- , toi.lre popinuill./,-.in
turciO4 litili,iit ,- is lo lie 4trairwriain ;IWijiil;; -
~i'setb; ibersis3ct be an ofirstikrotni ; fievontliii ,a
paniii ori* ,, attochto,ent!to-Par,lfirwitrtfr.Ao, ~!Lis
;Omar, 80 itS Instirglitleser.-•Titerri islto 3 be;
eighth; irefesiTatiririto; Aaron iOran• W 41 4 1;)
(la yn:o on/ existetieeliandistintit;ArvenfrAlion.
14 tire' WielentAbaer preirdpitafe4-0) 4.litir- r4vq!-
1 t•tierv.- ! Welted cuppetwiltlimt 41444.0sitritk•
had-'oii4ritaieti ittquite4a• nun* an.: , any ,herirt
isme-i-burat frirther, atittlysis.ref AWES - mould he
rasltedigsisai the whole -.article is: : bontbnOto,
and awaiting-Uterus •••,;.,-, . ~ ~ •• '• ' • ,-r ,
1-Artt-Theilt‘tiPtOwurf.A l 'Vs. "im or-Piese 1741 t 4 4.
4. too. s( the .paramount poiltiimlgo o tr i 0r.,1 0 min' tlni'Perr
wixggtorWisith** 4 •tho'll-eitiasty iftojett nt•lsititnotte'tteo.
7 11Itie-tolielft yetnegt to +rise live • ; M./011 t o itry
1 0 •Voinitel re,Otte,Mmuage:of, YII,AriVIUNTNi F 4 ' 1 9 1
thavbf4litt -Veter, , Most penata wpuli.l. have
used 00y.41ts .fotnery l aud al!, but,the'Xittucir-
Ntglrisgs: will prefer:44 , -c -i .. . •;,{ k .-- f ,„ .
Lei* the' A inerient4 Who.sitaatil,r,olo- 4 tali 7
Ira .. .in:PE,* -, tat *ab l tl, , lilfzo4llyop , allw
,front
thest,mov. t imeiphm iike„ p r ft)pf4; co,rrgliiries,
the- thfdier.bas. 4nsitir fatflf, demo so ,(Or. Item, .
jtist,a - esifidtticsitiklssW tri Vasil ActrdocTs-lif.i'f' l ,l
/uly,wlio le a s. nut learned., bis,sitig.:: Hflell IS :
.1.01.,---ti l l o otitilitttesitphtto T w_t l fken-otiintirtortiSl
W hat ;40 fly 4),ro4l:4sevither Wib el ~
'2?!..terCUanvfothi4ing tintay,nnisrli tei "livery pritinititcrol ,
pond* tti.i{ oisitaregtingt.'• ' -• • -• ' o . ': !
. W fareparty_ airrortt the Inverse 4•• ';, , •,, :.••
Fia,martastraeley of an o n i tti 'aide oelles t o fent I if ..nil . pol i ti
VII difilV,ellfeiiArbillilbTCatrl !iii ilitegF4 Ciefli r Petqlt.c . •
*JI . 6 70 i:talestl.o4 ai l 'irf4f f istiiiihle 6 diriktratis it' 'I
401: The sfippienshieehll lentil;iiikst'hiPolitieilfliiiinkte.•
founded on ~, f.gtmff , taphical diseriuituati,4, or 44 nisi INSlit'r ,
fly tt tberp .Is.a rata *inference of iutvrttsW 141 , .},v0v1,e Pp- ,
I vm:ers tam variusii itt•ctious of the linio u :. •-• . " • ,
Thal Is . Witatall parties prirfess to '4lesitre ; }
halt ,thriy,ditTer as to the means, nut! as to'llikae,
litP Ktelttf-fflittitittiff leave iii . n in this slack.
oftii .•.' Thelinfrocerr o ftiota of the righttatf the StSV oral Staten
1. , 41 , TrirawatIVOilntervetLitt tbft.ill(PnyObitiPlt; rebid a careful
:Ivo ifiSucc,, ti the: general iiiot ie rolocift. of all inferftfrfilom
st fat tifilfirrhtor fly le g : istatire or executive ‘iiiitif irt: ,
titi - iiitities iir,?ess - this, and what else do the•
Ordir. ' ' -
IN - --Alibefflence In tl te florist notion of' th one linitcli stot tea.
R 4 Use (1,1)1Pre , 1:11 law 'if tare ttiont.. sa ft e efi t y nitlj g a f ory TIIK , A
.14 IPS PAIFiel 211p1 tftember , C; Mil ..t.e.tfifotst•re-fi•iintiee to the
r:otit'a intioratiket opoif its' sifineiplei 'tomer& specious
took: pretexts. - Avosein z tfcit.f. in all 4-ituilitn i t Or .tbsitutVii
1.0141.!, ill, way oplybe imallY notortanioil alt./ c 3 .1. 1 ” 1111461 by
t u4.tetticial po*er of the ; United Stately. '' ''' ' •'
In itlitii, iioritsytitey-"--will not disobey the '
t:o timi ito s ti on ! W p,rtsitine•tliat the merit of '
tails i t ittl i . 116 . ifibiP 41 y . '
, I N e trust that the pee
pl'e'nvillidillY iiiiiireenitelltein both,'
'Neyt ifollowi - another' ccirollarythe more
-11,44c,is'irfe-,lli 4 tiatisiti truth n it?t premises none
1,4 t : 1 8i so vvi•N oaring eould draw_ it. N nhody
'
el - e - 4"in ,. .i'ee'i't.iittil tiocone of them will ever ,
I .6ttliefe it e . itiferenee.• -'. •; , ' • ' .
Aiitt. , •te) a efivtllatv to the'siherro f.....t.
1.. ,A b,1174 of --rgyierpigiOoPqdiance, to the lawn, whether
liAttott it. S. tate, o r )1+1,1 . 10 1 14 II nt il they are either repealed
or ttocilanid union:lloh Mimi try the proper tuft he nt*. -
- The - Coristitotirin declarek that there shall •
be torteligierts lest. T - tinier ti's no.' op
Lis tok*ltilitians , an' -Ibe 1611 edeltixenship. Prltey
li.tveexcliided delegates - horn their own Order,•
only ilecatitte - tthey • were' fat Iv.Plics, and ' even
when ' suet, dr•Trls ten hail been sent' by the
states of fiat:Warta and Alabama. - The laws
4 dist iinititd •Ntatcis and of the different States
allow newt-alit 1;1- citizens'to bold 'office. l'he
. tittle; has praetically'nuilitied - these laws. and
ulNuit,lo rlisubiv thm e shefore'lltcy can 'be re
pealed: . -'• - , .
T.llo4ilrttfotin contains what Know-N fitli I null
firtifilli ' 111,4 t:Mt/lb - 04y .koows the 'tit,,i , prat
tire 'pit the" reverite, ant! Hutt that' habiturtlly
domes
. tat 4 ilteirtter and 'apirit'id tile Conritiru-
I irniand 'Of 'tie ' 'Airs. ". *
„. ,
~ .... _
2. A lisnAin' an 4 N;l•ere , l l'n:otat rcir tliwo nett of at ateoman
chtit. dlltithiseelcsibtesiskra•ri Lite r ati-Act! felon acts 'Worth
to otrrharolileititont Inf, the ,lect of then- lein g , or ow, l i mn re. of
, 1
1 , .111 at: , a)l4 . VrPcalicilt., i
. IE4 6o 1,0 bt Wilitdered . a fixed . - .4:lqUi Mobia libiley. .
'7) !hi' . 4rt . ;,._rilivre 'ha's lotto, used to conceal
--rite.r 'dot- arid that idi . :nat_l! mem- ii-tfrelifflhr , ..3-- 1
-4-; Oterree-pr a fret - 441 - al vii 4 it:4;e. Bits thin
ort.trid aiL well as franditletti. 1 The -
." left it with disgust. lie has resurned the,
•',2le.Ans' fr•ri.. %Up. 'is te fa ne fief' of mete 'titan ' ! Mint for ulTiee in the Order, and the- presept
.•;,, , ,ii, sar ly lel.insiatinrl— , that ifs Vinaer Of extra
..r4liii,try 11..;,.intalte,in--in 'plain Wordti, I relative, value of Live Oak Geor , ,:e and him
,-,/ („,,,risk; 6. 1 - ',n kin, winch therefore cannot i to (I" act ;'self in the political inarket is, as $150,000 is.
, .. ,-, 5100,00,0.
Le iri the Lnatnte,rif a onsii4tl or:d, fs ;reein - erif. i
•.4,, ii the act et 'itatesuranMiip here liintvl'! ExnamniTsCasriNG --jilt: Glolie !rola %Yorks,
• •
at iiiiint he'itiat'ii,nonr'n as' the ,124.141;ri ( rpm. iMi New York, turtief,l out s on %Veniiiesday last,
rii,,niie:: NO (Alter was,• or coutiC tiv - ri liven , a tasting weighing eighty - eight thatt . s 4 l'd
mean(.' So that the plain Knolisli ~,f this is," p(muds•—the largest, it is-saul", ever jifeete , d In
"It in .4rineipli'that tire Order . i , 1,. hare a It Sin g i ell"USS in thit; COnliti.Y.
e , tolf+• 41414- "creOrVardln)r 'the • 11.1 "'?" 14 f l"n - t ""'"The man who "throw up" a hargai_ll,
rk ans4.'. to IT 1. - oriallctcd a1t4..,4 and 4t . -ith.:(l nit- Ca ull, -,i,.e.: aiaviuz hi 6 ltd.t ‘..i u4kitAl wlmu it caLtit:
441w-ics. 4 2k.r,,'‘qi• ' I (./Qirtt. • - -,
l'lvis is the Northern face Of-the i iii A riiele ,
o f Thefiatforni , ,,i, tid, it is directl y
try - iliev&vri'i t tirrrn f?,Ceiiivi Article 1,2-i• r init•rifirk,
it",' , ''tlie Nalia,o4l (.1,40(...it-,.,,i.,,,it0,-(fjovi3 i
biestxodia+ tti. or tontinio, i;, , , tim" . arid of-00 4 0 I
kac., - ,!, ti , ..«. 8 . (7•i4;e by and vinglitfriiii the l'ihtinir I
o . viti; , (Vit:: the Wilhiask,inct, c •i l fei t re po/kill
IV itritootiri•••Cuiritoioiniae,) op . on the subret `of
slavery, as meat)}! and tunclamire s ell lefdent of
that subject, in-spirit and in mil./..tairce.'-" -
So, by a lelaltr reallyd for the .'‘l ispoori Coin.
promise, the Order means an entire di4reaord
of it, and by a z.acred regard for it, they mean
no regard for IL in one article, they deelare
quell un •act- •of eta tesuraredii p irirto fie-,•eini-rid
erAit a ji:ceil arid 8 iltrul tsiltional pah'e . ip—in
another, they dema tire act which repealed the
Missouri Compromise, the best guarantec of,
Elrintlion justice, and future peace r—tliat-dio
,„Mineuri n Cotoproaise is . out to be considereda
fixed and settled pnlicy r—bui. 'that . oir - iiiii`
.' • '
r eo t t teory. titt`.-act_ . whigli repealed it, and which
i l i s , t h e ex ,i tt rinz NUJ riiii . in the str hject, of slav9lyi
is" to he ;maintained as a Anal , and
and of that , subjee4 in spirit and in sub
, ininice! • "Oh. consistency. thou art a jewel !"
'i,,..,-A rulleul revision .014 .111int/lictfl+ai !of the -laws rei;u
-i'(.11,,,0';i4, iiiiinigra tidal, anti the st:thslntliit, (if iftirn!granC6, who
1,0!!! lova, of lawny Or hatred' (~r oppreNsloo, 8 0 ,* an i t A y.
tour Is Um 'rood ....ttriber. a frielelly rocie!ptloli and. protec-
ii,iri,.,. Nut uteoutillealy „ ontoletaisaiugi the trutuitoisSion to
our sionog, of r g topg awl pattilOrN. . .
' No one ,Sias ev'ev objeoti-d'iositcti j a- Change
as would' peevent the tratistnissioirnife/onsvor 1
paupers ; sollraf MO' means juiit thit'—we with 1
agree:in what vno‘iine elseohjeCts• ter!" •
• N't.:-•=rtio• - itoleiitiat.•lnixlificlition 'of the , Ttaturnlization
The- repeal, by tho toginlatiren F of thq-reliteetive Stutc.n,
4V pone burs 14usviirx forhignerg riot nalitrulizeil toviite
-, trbe rciPint/,. iiiitlenatikettnattive operstibti,, ornancb. I,r.
Viastros friakisrxritst 4 A . Intel tin dinin!uratiz.i4ftinoigAiini,..:
aligisallo,Ois them,t,ovo.tv,iiiThe Territo'rlug.. ; - ~„
pet i , irilat ift an esiential jno' diflFat joil,l . "lliat,.
1 rrpry._incan' a , cirange ;running ' front'. 5, to -5 0
~ years.,•..l..t(tr i me, Which - xr,ts no ,iiiiie, where
is the prinetfie or the .policy of vim (Yrdor I
- : i.ri, y hav,,i piked a vague ...eetin,g .of opposi
tion to the present laws; frot.lviaive not had, the
courage, to v state its litni4,,aad, ',make, an issue
. ~• t: , 7 , . . . • • ,•,...
• upon I, •
!Each :Know • Nod+ ing ray differ from Anoth
er Fibout What vyil I Ire an wscutio./ ni al ifief.' ition,
I ; and,vyet taah, jetty .aftinit lie agre9s‘ with-'he
princtplee of 010 . Order. , It younsti him what
bi , ripliv'cstpiitiitis subject, lie will answer—
..f9 .lielieve what the Order , v,el ieves." . ' "And
I Wiiut.4.l,oen'ithe Order,! believe'?" ' "jest shat
i'lielievo."" v"Aridwhat do you Loft believer'
":.‘,Vii, troth,. heliiiv,e - the ma ske lain''" ' Can
- •
,entthing he plaiticivt ',' . .
~ vir,-11,1,illity t!I the eoinipt isinai.4 1w Which. tite•Tioill- •
:11inlnr'imity hem° latikrbi furceil o4a!tt! us rout rulers :tut . our
rt./Uti[+] ceneejn,', , .
. `, IV hat-1,44'3p Men hostile' to .corrupt inearso
,apilicinotajerpler,r,
~'l`o
,ctatuirio.tb is, lot us
hegi i llat botfte,-' .'terra its: inception tit :1I 44, -
;a0 a tr/04'iqt ono (litter; till transformed into a
POW;Oltllprjulti.s.l. !lavanot ,its leaders litiett
i i 0 ;Anfittpl!.tneartlt.7 Por,-,the4a,st 'ten years,.
l' Al eltOtitntden 4 -.Ap.t up Abe py - trty, anti altetuate•
1,1 •Inttliiillo r,w,ere bought by the Whige.".• The
I.n suipeps . 'ef their,, l party AyOre, annually, p ur-
P atett,h3r• OP Whigs. er the candidates of the
titter were hough; oft hy thern jii It= be foi:o the
keleotiort.,,v, VW' , 1 9:7,1,4,4,M, consideration these
'..1 ,tclers sold to,or,exclianged with, each other
tho•nomi nations, %%Midi they hail begged from
I,th , e people, This happened in the, Keeper of
..the People's 'Vreasehy, in .the clerks, aye, and
njlen - in the Judgeships - of the
„Courts. A
Whig•Contmittee sorigk to' bully or buy ofT
their candidate„Mr. Tl4yer, and failing in
that, 'they. thrust hint olf. that they reiglit,inake
th e m desired, hargaiii,with tire honest lenders of
the Nittivn party !.. And who, arc_ the darders
O f this Order that are hostile. to corrupt means I
,:billtroir. , 4.1:1 met on.l—tewie C. Le v.i rt----W he
pk , nWeil. that morel and stock hail been'silb--
scribrill. hitt it was .for ribrat ihreteri lig and, get
lingvhis fritrnds to liarrisliiirg, from difrennif
iitirts -of the •State, to it trio members to
vino for hint for Haiti il States Senator!
Another leader,.Mr. -.---, %vim, say s--"if Mr.
lievin should Intelected, 1. wont() be satisfied,
nein) was .an 'old. Noti_ve ,American, and I
would contribute.sl We, towards the expense
of his: canvass Il' 0; another leader of the Or
trier, and candidate for the Senate of the Ifni...
tilt) Stalest who eniil—"l have-no claims upon
youi• 1 fion".4 ttek Out position upon the ; : rtuirrni
'-
efariorit' • hut 1 understand that •Siitent Game.
• ~
rnitisAtons,buying , thertionilrers of the Legvis.,
~Iqlurei , Uod- L. think'. I hallo a$ ; good a riglit il t
litry!tlrein•iis , ,he•lunt,' and where, (;ativeron has,
uric ilcdlar•:toripend, 'I havo- five t" Anothe r ,
,ili •Cid.Jolitti W. Utley * , who lied to the I)oln
cienttic partr,lind •Inft it lodine he could . be
. . ' I , - g_, e ,_ 7 _
tr . Nipoittitr, Hi — to tv, ' he - 6 Llterar - lr6 ID iln - t - i - t I.
leader in the Order,:wito•also lied in the pres
entee ,of a Deinarratic• c..74inverition, hot who
,ilid not. leave: it till, for his falsehood •and
: trenchery, , , they , 'expelled,
.hirii , ,,• and on tire
strength.. of Whiclirriond ekeracter, ho is now,
Vii Canditlate before tire Order. •
i But - such leaders-in the Order pre to arr.
rnerous to chronicle ;.indectl, they tiro too well
linown'to - need it, ' . •
conriLy iigairmt the prement qori9rar
iziift.; ?Istvor rewtodH im• sillnin•vprory, 160 of
pthoisitrotreitzi for politienl
This iS the ittoii,SMOlll Tito practice is not
to reward any man - wife is not a member of
the Order, rind to punish every man Who .rite
not join it: As ono in:Aimee of tho latter--the
present COI/1111On Council itAlyled to re.e'reet
theii time Whig,aterit, bi.eanse he declined to
smiettr'fittelity to the Order, WP respect him
fttrhis manliness, while we sympathies with
iii - in for the less bfiris
• DiFttust, for 11w wild Lunt after 'Alice which citkracturit,•::
the age. _ _
TliestrdifigliStO the wild hunt after of.
fice ! Are not these the men ;ind Bilk day the
party, )vlio in, their wild hunt (of office .ilesert.
eil thestatesnien (714 the soldier Taylor ?
Who again de'serte'd and brohe the heart of
Daniel Webster, that like camp followers,
they might. 41ttel'Ill Getti'fill -Scott, to plaCe and
pluttirer. Mr. Webster's ine,stimable',servicel
ay a,statesinan, and as the defender yr the
Constitution .611 the, Union, were, forgotten for
the sword
,and feather of the soldier. They
admitted Mr. Webster's great political sCr
viev.s, but they thought only of General t'..;,cott's
greater political 'success.
• In Itil-8, they wade no platform and avowed
no, prio4ples, that they Might, be successful
1 and qe t, public places; and they 14ot-4;i:filed.•
l In isze2, they made a platform and nominated
a candidate only fur his availAility. It was
they who ,stinuped the Union, with appeals to
the Catholics and the “rieb Irish brogue. and
iteectil," and. %vhen tlicy were
diavated, they spat. upon the_ platform, and
' slandered those classes of citizens, beetles!.
they had spurned their appeals. Arid now,
are nut the leaders of this Order in a wild hunt
for offiec ? _Are not Mcssts,'Raynor, and Bell',
aud_Clardincr. and Uhlman, and Barker, and
thousands of others in the Order, holding and
feinting after offices? is Live Oak Georg,e
' not after it, not for his Merit, but for his 'flint
ily ? For what else did his rival. Mr. Stock
visit this city ? The sank Mr. Stoel,ton,
who had his agents at the last Baltimore Con
vention btu there he found Democrats.
Money cou'd not limy a nomination, and be
,t ••
(TIN Republican (Compiler.
GETTYSEUR6, PA
MI /NI)A IN() , JUNE 2.5, )855
rjlion. S. L. Itussmi. has our thanks fur
valuable; dpourneuts. ,
Atteiiiptcd Incendiaribm.
On rtneitliir niare ViOnt - 10
:oar citizens wero -StartiddlyAlic cry of fire,
:Occasioned by the burning of a box , of slewings
in a -- shcf lajaining theca ofc' tIAT.-11(1PE ,
mAtl, on thi, pia' irty" now 'occupied by Mrs.
The fire had ; 'f,mannicated to the
4mile-work of , the citable, hat by a timely
alarm,- was speedily arrested.- • It was ev
(*nay
,the work of an incendiary. 'Cannot
something, be done to chock this fell spirit in
, 00-1 Z Widst ?
tr7 - "Ccttys Lodge" of Odd ?OAR, and
"Adams Division" of Sens of 'Temperance,
have resolvedtejoin the "Independent Blues"
in celebrating "the Fourth." The ladies in
tend :presaging the "Dines" with a beautifal .
grog on the morning of that day, which' will
add interest to the ocension... -
13:7 . A1i Anniversary Rxhibition.of the Philo
nuttliteau 'Literary Society of Pennsylvania
College will take pfaco, in Christ's Choreli, on
the,evening of ,the 4th of Jl4, at S o'clock.
cry - Wo have received several numbers of a
pew 1i.11017 Nothic4 paper, pliAlL4hett
of Yitts
burg. by ElilV Mat recent
ly of this kiee, entitled-the. "Daily Evening
TiMea." Mae. is a vigorous writer, and is
enterprising and industriona. We wish him
"luck" pn aYI things hnt his "dark-}:intern"
politics. With that,—="44),
17 P' 'friend' residing in Darke comity, .()liio,
• •
itdinins tiS• that the:groWi lig wheat there looks
viery fine, but it is feu( ed - that the- wevil, which
I".ti; made its appearance, will do very serious'
i jury, some having already-beery flame._ Flour
i:., selling.from s9'oo t6.51:(P fig, : wheat $1 7.5
to $2 00. The weather is ns beautiful as.cuultl
be desired. ..
"BitAin NG PrPl3. Lif,Nr.l" We- are informed . ,
through a friend, that itlii-irAltEl3 W. GA.r.-
an tITH, - Cif Ilnatington county, but Formerly
of this county, Igts a common ben, which
irr thirteen sneeestiire eTys, thirteen , egg3, each
measuring, with a scarcely perceptible varini
tion, :seven inches in circumference: one ways,.
tern! eight . inches the other. We woulAht't
111 illti "SW oppips" for that '..len.----paracnraely if
our friend *ere to tivarrant her to. “keep
at that." . „ .
JO - The 'Pnrifiyil.rania ,t;:tioi4Ft• Agri clittrarat
Scietety* h w pn htishea tkir re•gn tations for ther
next e7thibitipn zt Ilarrist)r3rp The ( , lays tic
keted' '.for the: la ir are'sett-4 Lay:, Wetinesilv,
TlittrOax ant . l Friday, ths :25 , tft.; . 21;6,.27.th aria
tlStib days of*Septitatier. The pro Thing match
int take place otl , Frid l / 4 :ly, the 2Sth., in a field,
ailjactnt tb• .thr: pram of exhibitiou. Competi
tion-is invitell fiat. att parts a the U. States.
YAM?. Acerrnrsv.—Mr. Kta.r,nit, Of
Pvtirs township, frankl'in minty, was kicked
by n horlte in, the-stem:lolN while carrying in
Iti3 OW mahle, fat Inrstiay morning, the 12111
and strinnsiy inkrrtit that he tlied at
41 o'clock. on I:litirslay, evenung. owing
w,as abont.29 yvars of age.
[l77'New . . wheo, the first or the season, vats
sold at skin phis, Tenn., can the tkh lust, at
150 i*r bushel. • •
liutt IN SW. A;Mix &ALI. —On May Ist, in
the,thdf of Stockholm the ice was still so thick
heavily lades► wagons could ply upon it.
The winter in ::twl:clen has been more rigorous
than has been kw,wn in the 11161101 y of man.
According to the last acmunts from lielsinghm;,
in Finland, the ice was there more than a yard
thick.
fiII.ITWS I'ri.llT.—At the late Unita
rian festivtd in Boston, Mr. Packer, the presi
dent, on behalf of the laymen, puhlicly thank
ed the clergy for letting polities , alone in their
pulpits.
I MAI RATII . --The N. , w York Times esti
mates that thefalling (Alin the German immi
gration alone this year will be a loss to that
city of one and a half millions of dollars in
money expended by them, beside -the loss of
tio many profitable consumers and industrious
workers.
Tm PolsoNEn WEnium; PAarv.--The Ab
-hington 'Virginian states that the recent poi
soning of a party in Scott county was hot an
accidental circumstance, but designed. A
mulatto man• belonging- to Mr. Kane, and a
white man and his daughter, residing in the
neiglkhorhood, are suspected of having commit
ted the deed. The persons who.were poisoned
have all recovered except Mr. Bishop, whose
death has been heretofore ammuneZd.
CLEIV:111 AN Mt , IMEWHIL—The _Alexandria
(La.) Erpubliran of the 2d inst.. says : “The
Rev. J. J. Weems, residing above the Gray's
Creek settlement in the Pinewoods, was killer
'by a negro bov named. Frank, about I .ars
old, who was living with him, and belonged to
a ward. Frank chopped his head off with an
axe! Only a little white boy was present.
Mr. Wectu was an industrious, kind hearted,
and estimable man."
11.uxtns.—Returns
from stventy-six counties in Illinois show that
the majority against the prohibitory liquor law
is 9,815. Pwenty..four counties arc yet to
hear from, and they will probably increase the
majority to 12,000 or 14,000.
PIIoItTISITORY LAIC IN
"Sam". has mounted his two planks.
f, now, they should nut the same way—
It out! ~hould i. 7,0 South, the other forth. ~rlul~
11a.. J. foot Up , .. , 11 4t.1.1 ‘1'114.4
THE DEDI9ORikey SPAAKING!
LANCASTER. t'OISIsITY.
In : rfurstiance,•Of a 'call of the Chairnin,n of the
lOpnrity ace, the .1/eniocratie Convention
liiiicaSter county Assembled on the 6th inst.,
11 l,en CaPt. GEcomic - SANOntisetN, oljthe
Lan-
I caster Intilligimar, was apnointed- . l'resident,
. and a number of Vice Presidents and SQere
tarys were selected. After the organization of
the Convention, ,fArYin L. C; 'toss. Ef-1., a farms
bor of the late Legislature, presented his ere
, dentials ail a delegate from Eu ril t rAtft,- township,
when a motion was made by Mr. Eny,..of
beim township, "that he, Mr. Guess, in con
segnenee 'of his opposition to .DOnoprats :110
support, of
_l\now4cothiiiga in the Legislatiire„
tend his connexion with that order, he not en
titled to a seat in this ConVentiou,' , ' which ino
tion;after some discussion, was tmaniinously
carried, and Mr. Gnoss left the Convention. A
series ofexcellent resolutions was reported by
JAVEs L. RurkoLus, Esq., and unanimously
adopted.-from which we take the :
111
e, nt'rod, That the priumptcn and policy of the Democrat
ic party have ever boon (mealy 1041 fearlessly proclaimed to
the werhl--havflig' uo concealments. MA ninermiug no re-'
spoteihilities. We are. thorrfore - &tem:at - 41y lm,;,tilo. t o
eltsecret., midnight associations. or dark lantern Min ,
upon cabals as ant f-repuldkari, insidious
and de shining., or they %zeuld.not seek to conceal them trent
the public, gazes
„Ik-0re0.3, That to froe-born, Anwricaa oltizeng, there is
nometiang - revolting In the idea that .1 - acct.:ire to he tenni- ;
eased and degraded onucconot, td their rerligiolug opinions,
and that, too, at theladdiug of Ito kaders of a bile'rct. oath,-
hound political party, withse sole object is toglelteleand de
ceivO the inas;es, 1.30. that they; themselves, may ,risich,
places of profit; and truht to Which theLpFe. not entitled '
either socialiv,,merally, nr pohtieally.„,7i
Resolved; 'flat our confidence in•the integrity and pa
trietiem of President Piisloa t reoudirs unimpaired . . and that
we will yieid o cpeerfal sultpo.:t to his admiliiscratlou
every emergency.
Tictgotv'ed, That theradministratioa of Governor l'omsec,a. 1
autracterit - ci hot weakni-s4, anal
.. itiefficieney ,exeLpt for,
evil ; that it has already lost the cindhleom o f f ro tiro
epporo•Dbf, renal will only he noted on thO page of history a.% I
tui nhortivelittelopt of weak men to ediuMistee the Overt, 1
neat (Sor a :41.14 (..;4)111.1901.3.1V991thl
Itemk cd., That_ the exptvienee of every day more mut
mars; strct,gtheret us in the convictir.r. that them is mmo-'
thingradietilly wrong in the banking :,,p4em of tho country
that the swerve parstmd worthy Deemer:llM i
Goveraoro and Women. ii the (ally true
poilev„'hy adhering to which the rights and interest; o f this
I.poptiv,e4tit lnr,ai , euroil againot- the desigus of umerupuleus
319,0111at0r3 rata diidumest Dank officers. '
, .
Messrs. 1142. Am B. SWAlti . IVOlii..l3Y;
•
"DP. ADAM 'S. Wot.r, Jot's. I
. ,
K. RAtrp; Wm. F. BAKI'II4., Were UICC - thll
delegates to, the State Qonvention, which is to.
assemble in IfarriShurg on the: 4t.ltof
WESTMOTZELANLY (10.1331',1',Y.
The.-Derweratio Convention, of thin noble old'
County met in GlTelltibuv, on the- 12th
to- noitdnate' their county treket. The Deniq
cmt says the %Madame was- unuszalV ,large,
and the ntmost harniony prevailed. The• fol. ,
lowing pledge, ving signed-by the delegates
rt Delegate Coarttution tqt
play. , in nomination it Tie 4 2 ,4 to be kiypp rt Pit by thit Uouut
crrttir of Wugtnitteelantt Otototy, rolontrily - pltolgo
our honors,. :ut , l voltLetively. that avo have no
rototetttion letttover with:any '!-Irteret pt itittar a-,ttoriatiOn or
party. by haterer 1111.7110. tiler ;111ilt
tvu ILIV/itifo 301(44' it/ %tit!' awl fur
the I.l,llloa—atic party, zeabontly (41w...ea to any anti every
ortfanizalion which, by Norret tut tha, or by nay otherl»koot,
attitl:tt to• protturibe a particular clam ;" that a man wtR - P would'
claim part
ftelutterat r taking ii. fttauettge of his former pottition•
betotuttatic party to- rt , protUtut the. toatto,ralt tottett4 of
Know•ls:othiatritun. it: a Titoreant to- luntotty, a traitor to ,
pri:;t4iV, turd ivltolty raorortity the true men.
1%.' matte this I Ivelarxtiott , frettly. nure.terrealy ainl with
ot evasion or oloarifiettAuatt, 110 Taw' PVLtLyE ILITIVS7
t3.5714C... _
The ticket placed irr Twrnination is composed
of tke Mowing sterling Democrats -
Assernbry—ilon. ilir.N.rtr D. FosTrit, SA)tirr.T.
I km, and , JO= Fausoi,D. .Prothonetary—
Witr.rA DT 'Al'eAtt.T. Clerk of the Courts—
Jo:Ay:1-g )s.s. reastirer—«'x. H. TIMICE.
Cointn iss N LEY ;V G aim'. Poor ITo fle
1)i rector -;-Stat< SN rpcit- Auditor—ROl:4MT
LONG.
The following, amen; other resOltili ens, - were
unanimously adopted :
That, in view of the , presont furled'. of
affairs. it brcoliiv, the perlitat.ent tint y of all eirinms who
re to Attila by the oLI tteptibliean Ittielionrkl., who otain
tain freeriolll of ellfl , eit , flCt • :out freedom. of the pres. 4, that
free and capon netnitiatene., and el l`Ct ;OLIN, it roc
iv,ht of :niTrage, tintraintnele.l ley r eret cabals. oaths or
penalties. are Corothittittitat iviarantee-v to US 311 . , join
heartily in soch p lit.ient hrganization t rhutl CtlLlChlt;e to
-thtt4+l,l44-44-1414 , -tiri-p ry
14“ie1% ea. That, a-4 citizen: of a free ear.ntry, we cannot
a5.....00f to the. pi Honiitinnewof any secret 'political orgarrita
hon.; that we view such an or./anization
NlriCit of ou r , con,tipitinu. and tie , ' rttetit of IF ut open.
free, and honorable political intereatir , o anutrnt.t pia,-
ph. which tllctinini'tea this Rophhlic, rind iA einitteistlyClEllr
genial with our, eve iiistitut inns.
Roaulvod, That. notwitiestaieliter the Convent etrter
tain, entire vorifilenve in the politic.," prim-1004 of tin',
several gentlemen we have this clay - nominated ai ram I i.late-1,
NY ,knot it right and proper that they .11,421.1 lii l kl• art
4,p,a r declaration that, they are free and 11f:conned ed front
:OS mill every secret politieal ore;anitation it order, and
from all secret Oaths :111 , 1 ro.naltie in reference to their tto
mic.,r opinions ,03.1 tut 0. ('lark, Jucub
, e,iityny, awl if r. Laird hiappointed a Commit lee to pro
p.‘re sairit declaration, mud procure. the Fignat.ured of the
candidates , thereto.
PERRY COUNTY
Tho Democrats of this county held their
Convention in Bloomfield, on the 4th inst., And
'organized by calling D. ST,.wM►►n, to the chair,
and appointing Gro. SPAHR, Esq., Secretary.
Immediately on the Assembling of the Con
vention, the following pledge was read la J.
B. Coorka, Esq., and signed by the delegates :
Whereas. Amongst the cardinal prineipbe; of Ihe poriln.
c rat ic party are the liberty of the pro;., an open. free, fcar
les, and Inirlisolised disewssion of mil questions either inoral
ly or politically affecting the 14Prier.LI well being of society.
Adakrea-s, it is a dilly we om e to A m I -.eh e ,. t op! t o ; cm: ret.„
liblV ell 1/.olti to guard with jealous Pare 01/01'y il/11"v.Itil.11 Or
I in% aNi,‘ll of our inherent and lila-lien:thin rights—Therefore,
' we. Ult. Dele(.;ates 'representia..4 the different b0r00. 4 1,„ ,o,d,
tom 11-hips of Perry county. this ;lay met in County Con
vention, ;to mil taa lir and severally gole wally hind on rselt es
I. each tither by our ;sacred honor, that we e•eliett all ;if
tiott) , support, c , l" Nynipathy with a and emir ~.eret, oath
bound polittcal govicty. and esp;.eialll with M . h..t is general.
tty eal led aod h nowt% a. the order of —hum% N;;llitri.Z.;.' l AlVi
further. that me :Are not atbaelmsl to. or ineu,liers ;;f said
; o. der. and :lover will he welt. ei l'her by flirt or ape „ti te r
‘ name cc liirli their proverbial iTriplieitt air' hypoerky ),,ay
I
....k.: lotopor to assume. And we fort her IdeLhos to e v,,,..e and
i ;oak.; public all the xeci et: tot Said. order %A hl , ll 1113 . % collie to
1 our !two; le.b t o. :IDA 13,1 , All 1101101.0 th. 111,111 , in 0111- pots or
; to „„pify ti,,, o l,J e eis or ilii- -neahing, malignant and hypo
critical ht.n.l of conspirators.
itv
1.1(.`01 11 I.IOIIS in opposition to the sale of the
1 Maine trine for seven and a half millions----in
•
opposition to the repeal of the Tonnage Tax—
in opi,osition to the repeal of the License Laws
opposition to an increase of Banking capi
tal —and the following—were unanhnouAy
adopted
tptrilta,t. That tilt , I , Thlrilih. Of the M. , mnerntic parts,
rmltultrate.l J,ltor‘, , ii prarticed by 1ladim)11, )10nioe
1'011: aii.l such a. iv inire u.. c,n0.:11
nt t n tO IP. ill ‘l . Oldi MC r.. :t.hatool.
au I 111,‘ ".•al.• .tN.t% tiLkt Lltrir sipplie•tiollTY to
i , no slioul.t be sultjvct to Iwo and open
Ph tt eNory one uhrl 1411'1'4 American tn.
ii"ll` kl) fr:III !Ole: Iv 1• .L
1 , 11 0 111 , tilt. :"li4 , l:ll.ll:inna, the :-IrtitnAii, the I.i ire
tr_l-144,-1144444.2---1.1.1-0.-144444,41-1.4-th-1,--4-4“t-t-ho-v4"
Lut ;o„> from nvii‘itlo..l th.tt the N.J."-
I,lrtv will nt•%or
4 pro.eril 4 , nor r,or.oeute any tn 011
14Ce0 , 11It " 1 .. 11
,C. or of 10. refigool. opinion%
ro-,011% 'l'Lat hlio p.O iill , q‘..NUtilltlU.N. tthtch
Arr. , Z.:e• 1.. all the i, tnr :An! :,ttrimU-ni nf; the Lap!,
1 , A 1 , Iti‘oltl-1 by t tkuiCir: nu
,telli.intr!,ite,
11, 1.1% en theta to o pc;
wool
Th It th.. of Teri'{ to
aff the. aut I ri•ptiblio_tia arts—eltr:-1: 31,1 Li ea
t,'" = pt e I
tllOl ,Vl' 4 , 1% el rota I'lol
tt. h II" 1 - I.l` , toth' III" 'lf :Oa"
Tait m. 1 1.tve t I \c.
,z 1; ;r.:10 I ' 711 is 1 , •••1 *1 in, .iprovt.
BE
11 1 U V , t 4 :lrt•ii, tvr 4 . I
1- 114
c,on,piracy of prisoners in the Canada
puntentiary, to ultirdt.r the keepers and es
en],e, 11;16 I),_ Cu di.,e,uvcred in con.4ttiu dice of one
o f th t id --a Eonian contto..,in.; It. to
hi., pi IL,t. Ont. Itutki.tLd v. thLn.,
=EI
MI
I Von tr. to ev , •rythirrz in our power tg., brio z the Old Key
fn her owl , •nt
tti Iti*olvt;l, That Deuloeratg we e'ae 'hew all rAilitr with
Ett,t.rvt puliti aI n,Fot,iatiott.. and 01.14 the Ddlozatt. , t:tettt,t.4
to repre,ent this Lictrirt iu the nurriOur4 Cone„ciao nn
tim2 4th of July next, be ph. , 1.2.,1 to At.t"tnin :Inevot , , for no
citv, for C:kizti Cornrili?o , 3ol.lf . r Nth” 1.1.0(..5 not rife eYti,Lx:L,ry
that hr hl, Colal,Ct; ,, rl. an , i twt.r u!th:ntr
ue , ret notor butkitgl together for
pl3rpi);oB.
THOMAS Ao.%ms was chosen repr6sentative
"dele , rate:to the - State - t2onvention : and
11.1.11TZET.L sOected sts Senatorial delegate. sub
ject to the concurrence of the Democratic Con
vention of Gilinberla.nd coimty.
The Family Quarrer..
The K. N. National Convention, at Philadel
phia, has tesulted in distracting "Sam's"
forces into all sorts of discordant squads. The
,way
,they rail at, each other "is_not,
As a sample, we quote the following from the
Trenton State . flazette;`K. -
_
. The general suppOsition on Wednesday, was,
even among members of the Coovention, that
both (frith': originally reported platforms wonto
be rejected and one he adopted on which both
the North and the South cold& stand. But.
the pro-shivery delegates-, assisted by the:
donghfaces of 'N. York--who will hereafter ,
sink beneath' the aversion aml, contempt of the
whole Pc4Ple—proied too strong for the friends
of freedom. The North fraught !Ong and ere
fluently--its representatives - appealed
sualled and remonstrated, but they were •
with threats and contumely. Even- M. Ray- ,
nor was assailed 'Vinci - it-Lively by his fellow
members' froth, the
,SeOth, far
,protesting that
the *teat of the Missouri Compromise wasi , i
flalif - t:tions outrage urxm. the rights of the North,
!The delegates from Ne.W' jerSey, "With one
cowardly exception, ,were faithfil to, the -senti--
merit of their State,and to. the 'North. The
only .doughface in the delegation was ;W.
Solomon Andrews, of Amboy, an 04d Hanker
Democrat his antecedents.
The infamy 'consummated, the- Convention
adjourned- in the wildest excitement 'and eon
rUSIOTI. Yesterday 'morning. marry of the Nor
thorn delegates Left the' city,' but the. Conven
' Lion re.stitnea its sessions, most of the 'States.
being represented.' The • platforris was eonsid
ered7by seetiolitit'those whose .rightS 'had
' been violated by the action of the 'preceding,.
night„ refused, we are infortned„ to take, any
part in the proceedings, being present, inorely
to preserve the organization, until the majeri.
tY should' retrieve the'rioasition which hado been
taken, if it should see fit to do so. 'l'-ho
vention was' engaged' during most of tho - day
in discussing' the minor ferirturei ex the plat
' form ; 'and - at the latest'hourr.we l i ecei ved infor;
ination last evening no retraetiori :ha& taken.
seine of the Nekv- York &legates,
desiringto re-a:ice:id' from the det;thdfig.,tio mine
into Whiell they hatl implored the South
to give them chance, by reconsidering' the
adoption or the platform , . '
- Whatever may have-heetr the action of the
Convention in this respect. it is noii inona
terial. "Sion" is - defunet. The , prospect of a
national Anierican'organiwation is obliterated.
The egregious folly of the South cannot be.
fOrgotten---its - ex : eerable violation of Northern
sentiment, justice . and the fraternity of the-
States, is unpardonable. The". separation has
been made. ' The action of the- Convention,
though , it may be retracted by resolution, can
neverhe blotted from the memory of the North.
- tiontldene,e cannot be restored. - Union and.'
co-operation cannot again take place..
Democratic Prospects.
The prospects.of the Democratic party were
never brighter' than they are Just now..
the intlicati4nS on this point are clo'nr'ritie 04-
mistakable: Pennsylvania will be' redeemed
next an beyond. the shadow of doubt, thus,
securing, a Democratic - United States Senator
for the:old Keystone- 7 -and, the result of- the
election in Virginia settles'the question of.the
nest Presidency in Ever of the Democracy; a
fact .admitted by the New York lle,rald,' the
'leading organ of Know-Nothingism. All /ion,.
zsi Democrats who were- deceived - will court:
back, and be truer to their former faith than
1 -
ever—and, for every dist/min/Wed qffice seeker
we - lose we will gain ten honest men from the
tanks of theold Whig line, who reflise to be
sold like cattle in the market. There are now
'but Iwo parties in this country—the Demo- ,
eratie and the Ktiow-Nothing. There is no•
neutral, no middle ground, and all who do riot
rally under the Flag of Deinocracy, must rally
under the black Flag of Ktrow-Nothingism, no
matter what their professions. Ile that is n.ot
for us is against us.—Buford Gazette.
FA Mt Eau.i' 1.11,n Scinait..—The Ilarrisbarg
ficraN status that in accordance with the act
of incorporation, a meeting of the Trustees of
the Farmers' High School of Pennsylvania Was
held in that place on Thursday week. The fol
lowing resolution was passed:
Resolved, That Governor, Pollock, Pred'k
Watts, rind 'Alfred L. .Elwyn. be appointed a
Connnittee. whose dutyii. shall be, with as lit
tle delay as possible, to view the lands offered
the • Farm ers' High School" _by Gen. James
Irvin, of Centre county, and Hon. James Miles,
of Die county. with such other situations as
to them ,shall seem advisable. and report to the
Trustees at their next meeting in reference to the
location of the Institution ; and as to the funds.
&c., necessary for its establishment. and that
as many of the Trusttes as can make it con
venient be and they are hereby requested to ac
co mpa ny 'the Committee.
The Committee decided to start from Harris
burg to-day. to proceed to Centre county, from
thence to Eric. If there are any other propo
sitions to donate land to the Farmers' High
School with a view to its location, let them now
•
be made.
A Gint..vrSQT .—The•steam fire engine,
built for the city of New Orleans, was tried the
other day. It threw a stream of water 262
feet through •tin inch and a half nozzle, when
the hose burst, and the force of water escaping
broke a boy's kg.
f_l -7 ', 'The town of Bayou Sara. in Louisiana,
has ',ten newly ilesti owed by fire. Loss esti
mated at half a million.
rL -7-- 'lt is said that nearly 1,000.000 of bush
els of oats have arrival at Buffalo and Oswe 7
go, N. 'V., since the navigation opeEed.
portions of Arkansas the corn
1 1- 7ln some
is said to he five and a half feet in height, and
still growing at a rapid rate.
[r=7 -- The Rev. T. T. Tm - s. late of this pace,
has accepted a call to the Ev. Luthe;an Church
at Stoughstown, Cumberland county.
Sale' of: the rain Line.
We learn from the Iltdatingdoti nu) I that
the Pennsylvania Railroad Compapy has pur
chased the stock of the Forwarding companies
on the Vain Line of onr-State impiovements,
and weliffei this statement to be , yrell - founct
(4l, from the lact.that a noticeUSbeen Wash,-
ed. by 'Vessrs:tt-tr is -&," Butler,. of Pittsburg;
one of these Forwarding Companies, that they
would cease to forward freight orr.the 7 16th
•
instant. The 'Hollidaysburg ./kgisler, is no.:
tieing this matter, says:
We have cOntradiefory reports regard' t
the sale of the stock of the i .Forwarding titular=
pariiethe Main Line of our State-tinprove-p
znents, and are not able- to say whether the
sale has been consummated , or not. We in-•
chino 'to tl2e'opiniv►r; however, - that" - crsiile
been effeete,,but that_ it is tel)estitiothered up:
'for a time, in 4rider to gain some otheradvaik
tage to the greedy Ccti that as peror t7 ,
chased. 'Certain , it is that the Penesy?vaufaki,
Railroad CimiPany, has prgyased to. .buy;
these lines—and - wherefore . kits theirrsadi
„not the „capacity, to.,db all thebusiness. that,
its managers can... Secure * it ? titeY . '
not alreagy stock enottsh to , carpy•every Kona,
or freight they can. obtain %r transportation"
upon. it sr That cat#, they want but, te-break.
(Dawn business em the State. xrexks., , ratter- ,
them apparently varnidicsy, at, ,us
song, and thereby secure o, trunitly of the
vaqiortirg besiii'eSSl lie - tweets' Phileitkiplisi
,and ilttsburs, and then.- thargenterfiitecitier
,prices, if they please t tiffba,t eUe;. we wiz,
can be. the object a this graspinu.
overshadowing Corpora:tie-4 tor aying., , or
seeking to. bay oat the Ferwarditig
hich, now are wholesome , ri:var tlizt ?'
not the people "iwitt theliress, consider
:this matter -It i& ctvast anommat.---of gone.,
eral concern.
LOCATIOIS 33 . 0175 TY W.A.RILANTs.—
;Inquiries having been. Irina , : whether be9nty. ,
Tana warrants can be located' in KiansaS:andt
Nebraska Territories, the. Washington. bition,,
by the authority et. the General Land.`9o,lce.,..
priswers . ,ll. lat warrants can only be located) ofo
aand's subje ct to, private entry, whereas there•
v.re none such in the- Territories named , ' awl ,
not he for soma time. tncome ; but they
be receiVect in, payment for valid pro-cenp~
Lion , claims to tho.4e Territories on the U'enipleb
tion and return of the surveys, or when; the-
elaimarAs are in. a condition, to. prove 4. , thetir•
claims, even:ion the settlements merleprier to,
the survey.
ONE OP TIM. IhAtaluttzoss.—Wo 'often: hear of
61mnts so startling that our wonder remains,
excited for a long 'peried: Among other bibs
sings that aliound• i the West,. they freq:nent
1y have vitt!, t4a'respeetable hurricrne:". 'The
,Cape Alay County, tbio4Y6Anzetie reports - 1 the.
! whims of their latest : visiior of that kind.'
Pear it :--"Great 11,11Frkei,9. of•' rabbits,.
&c., were found torn to pieces, in, its- eoUrsei,
and we. are informed that the. poottry oe'Mr.
toting, which. were not Wile(b, wltra stri)frpe(f
m naked' as if they had keen scalded' and picke'
j'nr the frying pan.' Thies - statement would
snake a readable' addend* to' the. Arahitu:s
liA4lts.
' IlortAcs Gunnixr hanittsmisn , fmr. P.Astrs.—.-
Eetters iecervecl by, the steamer S. Louis itien—
Lion that 'Horace. Greeley had been arrqstect
and detained. in prism I:wt.-days PhrisOn.thu.
complaint of ri sculptor who , sent ar worlt-of art
to , the New York Crystal Palace. ThT-Trilsea
Ffmr, dismissed: the complaint.
ErzoTED R - DaF.—Beeson,.. tternoon,t; Fag
been thcted probate kilt°. of Berrien 'eOlinty,
'Michigal% by two bontlred majority . over the ,
know-nothing candidate. iota faLL the k; ts e,.
carried the county by 180.
Gr.NEn.g.,.,Scorr.—The statement that the
Secretary of War .has- fetased tOZTrajtAhe, sr
'rears due to Gen, Sc9tt, under the- rescitutiom
conferring upon tho tieneral the adirational: titter
of Lieutenant, turns out"to'heiric4rect. The
whole :natter' has liter suitlitticr . tO - the e At
torney (4eneral. It is supposetr tha . the-ai+
rears of pay "and allowances die itniTe'riWiery
stringent construction the resolgtion or an
of Congress on the subject, may be redJuced
$23,000-. - Under a libera . D construction.' the
amount of fnese dues is rrpviards s 2 lfollet.
The proper construction is It to , the - tOt
officers.
NEaltAsx.A-KAN-sAs 8rtr....-7:The,, N. '..
Journal . of Commerce , estimates tritt LOO mem
bers are already elected to
. Congrefia (er to bo
elected from the South,) opposed to, tte- reppap
of the Nebraska. bill, and but i =re aro
needed , to• make a majority agitigst tottchitig
it. - lye quote
.
"It is not impossible, nor.Tery improbAle.-
that - this l number will be found, (among the.•
members not included in the above calcuia
tion,) who will oppose repeal, althonugh somo
of them voted against the bill on its passage..
In other worth, it is by no means certain that
a bill .to `repeal tbe Nebraska law. can pass the
house. But if it should, it will be defeatediq
a large majority in the Senate. 11.nd befin . e.a
new COn,ress is elected, Nebraska will proba
bly be knocking fin. - admissioninto the Union
as a State." .
RAILROAD AccIiJK.NT-Ijo.Nt.kN KILLED. — . A
middle aged woman, named Reitlenbach, teas killed - , near the Steamboat station, on the
Columbia Railroad, on Tuesday morning, by
the train going west. We learn I;Eoln
land Daily—Mrs. Reidcnbach was walking au
the track, before the train, and the engineer opu
observing het' blew the whistle, when she step
ped from the track she was- walking nn to. the
one the train was upon, and before the train
could be. stopped she was struck by the coW
catcher and instantly killed. Iler body was
taken bake to the StPamboat station before the
train proceeded, which made it an hour behind
time in its arrival here.—Lane. baclligcncer.
FIREMEN FOR Et Utorl.3.—it is Stated that sev-
cral members of the New York Fire department
-are-getting ► par exenrqiiuLth the Old World
this summer. They arc to be accompanied bk
Dcdworth's famous cornet bawl, and will take
passage in one of Collins' steamers to Liver
pea: It is,' their intention to proceed to Lon
don. Manchester, and all the principal places
in England, cross over to France. visit •the
Grand Ex osition of WsF). — _av - t )eir cote )1-
' milts to his Majesty Louis Napo eon .. )y
whom they will be reviewed, and return via
Vanderbilt's line of steamers from Havre. The
1 firemen will take a first class engine with them.
Concerts will be given by the• band during
their sojourn, towards defraying their expenses.
A AIOTLIER DEFIED THE CI:STODT OF ITER
CII I LDREN.—A.
CSC - wms dceided by J u d,-,
Frick, in the City Circuit Cuurt, in
On Thursday, which will eNcin: son.t inic.reNt.
declaring that a notlicr cannot (11,i n i i ,
tody of Ito ritilutcu. wly I „gvg,
g giraittitt.Cgi 111411 r digp.gi...lg.Ltl L.:
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