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Rep4bliran itortyller.
MONDAY MORNING, 413rT.ii.9,,,4045..
tror nu I Comm isti inner.
09N(4. - . 1? 'frft,umEn, of Venango Co.
..Adkins County Mutual -FireAnsursnce Com
pany." nn MondufliiitAlift% ibtinking gentle
wiliff ViMe 16(144 ThetilrgerW +tor the 4 tiiiwit
Y
t
; 11;1 9# 1 * ItrAk;;f:ll'cenrily..A r l 'Mint ,
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Fiknies4o4,..l 4/ likerein t iii T. , A; - .4l 3 :arsilasi,t,
DlllltiNniOgiliyi it.z'4v-Pitsiiingv:Da;id Wills,
0 4:2A 1 0, 1 4,# ' n ' 444 1 :gi i *.: 3 4.. q , (661 ` .
1411 1 1.-413 1 ,
±t RO*6OI4gPP I 44 , . 1 :- 4ilg. i' l ..
itt - At. 7 It Teary,' 31A Eichelberger, J.: A.ugh-,
Bl'vknilitiAx)py otithelove afvtko
Alininli j :9lsl - 66i0mit Studelitt `OrPeAnkvieV:
4 Pl e! :!; 4
piloaaviti #y 4 stuflo3so, 441144 as
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• 44.,P11.(r. P.01,41M4N.PW., ot
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lapel townstitp.ll4sl fignifibod 119}z• 41rgeAti
Tdntlidbkt rse pound and
'pacij! be lioafeninitioitionts!?;
1 44-r. i
getietis for; a 19r of Wm , 6=1 1' 414 0 ,4"rriP1 03 9:!!
hetd4o beet. i is
AO - if flOr 0'117,0M - 0 1 :hew
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one. foof Airrui eiti, ahe ji i.ochse cireq‘44#;•TT ,
egitOrrtfitMatint . qmousteel 'I (.1 •
Cs sr; f;
invitee 1191349T44;#104)Pi.;:
'piton& titilettrattinium*,l ie
43likristur
ett;tot
bripicemaineardeutmentycionet=oitiien by.
O'fitt i tt
111 14gldeiti4 " 4*** fiTNO e fibk r *:
•aksieltemee4 ID* -?slo6o.lent;.! 1 1 0i100;4)
• (It r!,
94 - 44 it ;if , .;;\ll
11110uftinamatiA0MoniCooPUIrrojte Ratlik
the kibmiltfkist Indtisintofilt4e;de4 ,
841116# 1 8ft r It,ifeCti9:1t.
n p, a a tit 11; I,QJ /71,. .rfo;
aprieS y. ituron.t, restßtn.l a ypßigg,
c.olfmer e i iiktnisipriosve , virani,ktstk6. , Tl3lo
ps %ALI,* rit Ithti ettiirdeuttiii; t . :
0 , 4 ai r) wrci livr t ,q-4.4 - 4-44 1 1 f:a./
•:171hiriVatitheraitic Convention tietanktin ,
CIO nibi 3 / 4 .Btitif- tt,w , .tuesday
444.4iNilhi i *POY7i40:11;PitOf.t.
Ibmiqui‘afkutilit ,
toligmiCtiocimvpirfungfpx.;
Amos*. -11)htfilolloseinvtintteinou fiwere
" Stite t. t g .
olipo ,
tiolieift!'akraiTilitYlPri l4 Y l
fentalive-.-Sikargefli4.4flow9r.49ll4:::.c99cipr.
19- Th e 0 3 ,e 1 #23!te#;P... Or d (*un
tY-,IIM-PkWiTtli,fo ktiOßt s#,Ari_rifir' ,tr"
cause they are determined not to :ho t driy i en, /
.4bitrtelly , taial , lthaite )l `byhtlie tinprinoipled I
demerope4ep7 T tko 0' hare foreld
the l lta 0
,y rt 1 4.; =
11 "95A94!1nb1uq".. rt•fVf l t l f,
tddrilenty..-iteforkrb .theincenineea fox. Mseili-
My, ilnd Win S. Oplitpan for Trcasar . cr. '!,
`l.ll VAfildilegfelitrihif kild 1114' Wygelutvg
W
ale4W,94o,ifitiatsl 4 P 4 tiVir
W*. gardthhiheal being ithalesedidatfejor the,
LeValatitre. kgr.
V 0 Wafi 430 1 004 ttl i 4tiifit; t 4 rothisntt
k‘r /.• ; " ;,.
ettitg ROL int wiLb 4f§-
covered, and compelled to hike an outside Mat.
Aittube4 Wei* inti(o-,
duo V4-14.),P,t4
a7ll! .. lspow cotl?ings of •t i
ft he:llpletiptril
W fAiii)iilo,4A ll6 644,,'Pj, tr ij •
laud, imot, editiliated, 41. infitoif the
Cumberlind barifinCongress. He'svtak.fastt
nag to rata' Hi the Abtortnill4SlSti
1i411449711•
the otioist'restittli•
disiricts;ye eal fl
that, .41au:Ilhattpc,ratio pd,
...North State! is 7,020 !,A pretty good:
day's '
erket4tiiiiitt g, ity
the Hon. Jessup Piebitriiik, and - nom='
Pastiiiiore Viri I I lain stio aft their candidate
fur Canal CRomissioher.jy`tiOde r ti
r 4.• -
this ricicAlct9s,woceadtAtg o pod a soltgli, front /
J °eh It. t ilke idtU nhei , hich follow rat, to gt vx
td Is± witcyte . lioyfrooevti iti,fioishing•tomih 'of
etietfy::Ll74lla . ,'`444,s.", ';
'
prg tir1tiqr.7 . 14.7:0117 t i',o!/.3:htr;iCt,ti
,. .1, 0.1 , (. 1 c ,
(r4 C SII3 134; . YPI4V/OWII te g?"11P 61 1 0 1
in. his anneal ,retiort t ii.(reetuioir. of the tariff,
heeptlig in vq:yst , three &leafs v--:14t.1T0 mint:
etifsJitfic.ati s on 'Of irfielesi f. : pf.'• 1 4 6
collectift ,l 4,,TVin4er
and thenitCy: rodutisitile number of ecirplopves.
aiid lesien the; neeesiiatio`rt:iliensok lost
341. To encourage the industry ot the Iy ,
'by exeslivtidg ntw inhteriais frautk.du ty.
Zit:34loinos, NothiPg txtectitiy A•orcuri
seem:oftthis comity filet since , sireekk ago, and
j are Inut Writ iked df :s
4,lll'ng r • ti47;r i tS lon'e;i l l";ltis4 «ipLioo: "1t,4
t. 4401 it OW. LUC, KV },kihe. - .4pler,-,
as *boy:grill probaisir cont inoe:to •do. w Mut it
qtgAeath, Ipttieerc4- I .lnayeotiie fitilboon t,
il4 m
n it pon I en the Kip
iS'Uthing "Cah t tOci" ate exert: AjoglA: r:ostt
; ,alit® fiaarre .*(4‘4lld MRS* Meeyng" awl
dots. Refer thein tie either,
beCtirt!e feu/Nil—am,
pty, i gli:44-1444,11 things to you, Vet their
tviitutek lust . ' ranting" do not alter vAcTs,—
_
rather add force to theta.
;,.. t**lrery rem:on to Have, kulg
infel4tl°.liteiepi loges - lii)os, that the Demo
pay4y, will.be able to cArly the next
election - by a large majority.—
..141V
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~ ,,s K, N. Withdrawals. l ' • --/`"---.., -Tye K. N. Watchword!
" --- ..rifs - Wous. GOES BRA.Vr,I.Y Oti l " - -----
---- -t", -,: iAtilme - EVERY VOTT4 .4 ? . wh& - m ----- n y
ILO' .14,'Pritiebtriif; 14"Ooieari"cotftains t "al'lllY , e i"ic'n into the ee.' <itgrigur
-1
1 c i iti L o ,.... , . yi rii irlci , El4 ;.,,, 4 , vt hue 'lci k .v_ ,1' 1. Be not afraid '', , Of rtos,ure..as
i tlt;4v to th
i art-I ri`
E.
14 I - • - . 4 ~.„, :T r ~ t 1 4, 1 h t t l i 7: s ti o b t
, t i., o h ur- to pa g r:y io
t ittir
`'' i tali' , ‘.
[U r i c ; ;
,OR ANY WHItti i. F.ALW ' 2 -/- 7
I i .1' tit, vietv rli tiiiii, l ,,f,thei l titen>ro r' at their °wink in s, , 'Or fiv 7 , yearl
,a4inery‘ft ''''''%;:'''' niza $ • nit' been usedil;l:P a t l3,l l,k i i .
1.-
and
blitcrtialnK-Thinow.'::lN-eB:tithrn,g7l-IYillg nouvadoptell-by-the-1
unie-workere. Heretofore, the
the its inembit hand and foot,
as slaves to Ito chariots of unprincipled detn
watchword has been, " None but 4'merieans on
agogues. 'party hacks and mercenary office- - - . .
seekers of a low grade : while, so far from ad. Guard !" Now put a ny' so
NAY 'oil - gtrird
vapeingrpurity.and,houor in political life, ~the
4 , that he takes an Oath to support the leaders of
o . l , 4l&qi'd bed/rifle difect'neatiir of 'developing , : this "thirk 4 tiliirn !Order kir offloe ! T .-the plain
a lower depth ofeorruption than was ever be- 1 meaning of the above quotation !
lore known in our partizan warfare: 1 '• ufiT A year agi),the motto was, t ..9 , ,A0 u,,u, i !kali
the State. disorganization, impotency AAA want" C 4l / 1 " 11 " ;.. 41 hisheae;3' I ail Vetruatli daligt44eB
CoreZniaNTlM'lMMellttrbOgrintottgeri4 -4 " 14 . 1 G- 5 :-..- JSkOw , this -44A.8 9f.PPO- ~
4r.f . the Counnonwealthlind,niiiooui for a word j pie
, are i9viMlinto:_ful4,fc//:nelhip, pr ovided
inin die' totvirpfstformAt. , :. - .. ..r. _n''l7`::kt ). r they hsvel.FPW-Pirfa.q.Aog 4 Par Pt‘ria-aIL4OI
- pain 'riellAtidtf,t 7 ltteeiehipto piiiiligh-'r it g krthe peni dit i , LicPhrtY. = , , 'L • ,
,es aloe
.4. 4 : 1;
1 , 4. . a/ tiliff .41,11 , 4 ► c : 00Aerlis. : , 0 , 61 i n. ,
.Foi a fre 640biteliittitito ho 'threatened to be
le
IV. 17;rtis ... , Jet; W; ;eave t randlsaliZliobey, , dd gi ed , ic ! ' , /i I'6,,°•,,r4„l4lB':s4'bfe, his' 6 _, 0 4; 'ar
7 who therein beiy,: ', ,i, ~ , 1 e: , ~', , • , . any 01.1 . 10 r pla c e, - 'to ne"put,tnrougli" by some
`'We weii'intlheeiVto jetty' :tife.'orlder', 'NM sneaking knotit-nothing night owl, wlio)has ta
: the assitrances of thOSerin' whonf ` t t e of fice( ' ke r n upon ititriselftho riglit,tO administer oaths, 1
,ccOtifldenee.; that' 1, `iiitiiifereit 'net wit ii. 6it ph- is so ileaTacting to cam!
lion de cenc y ; that no
lifi.4 l 'Oriel Ptall , "tinalillird ,aldne" I ' 4 fie , Tier' ' •
man -ding liel '' I It' d'd he -
o l idifo' f i Of of f r "ibefit Torm ;op ch9o., rt s ment. , ~ . 17.03 , i not. see he recoil).
Nit ','lifithj" tvd ''Were 'jiff. chteh iiioW A,v, o / , tlititpitit, 'WI 41 hi 4
~ §vr'ri eyek, --.fikifford 'Gazette. •
r.ls4lrple'ghltri tilY tfrit&titiirillrAtinewe tit ~ ---"- '.-- -- ' - '-it i t 4 " 4 '' .4 " --- "' -' '
ours positidn to 'tie'? itinStied , i'fieWiii''' in the ' ' ---
4 = I . IC 'N . sphemy !
pre, of our friends who we knew ,to be Iri s*Tfie ' ' P " iiert6l( •
'9ft/tun:sign; that a Mri,
oni niti Atd ,-4tVell - Og ifiririvel OW6' efOtticilig Steel ' . o ' l l , V,iliini, , . 6 ,e gieat'°rtatbi;,l°f:;all(' N.
frpip public, vieir'sonittffing`that WitkAislion-• Ninons i tratio ' ' 4 ' ti t'' l . I '• • -
, r) wa ein : 48. p acq rempt y,,,in
o r i f bl e . " f. •',.. , .-“N;
i • 4,3vd r i4. e l n d v e sa tigfl6 t p t h ti t i ho • ~,i ftitimeg
of speaking•of lbose , -members tif the order who
thg-'ojit e l. , i e ,l,ll•l> t ti 4 (lib t§tyd n i t h e rti t i g , 41 ie n ..,„ , becntne r ashriin'ed of - theit" Assaciation,!and left
idale63s,'Whibfeituittlli(ifot 'dial! 6r' ) should be j tfit; 4i - l i tanteiliitea' in; iiinii '!.t; Vote' tor iji.lN ix
gover„ned by charity-to, t,he estrangen,ient et: 4 1,... WistAorOpverigir cfeinou' need riein •41
ne g ighixtlailorli 'neightsiriti' ilie 'il6ttirrirtrfort of ' ' ' " ' • ' ' ' 111
1°
the ree lj untriim melted right pf suffrpg , t ;l2. , :ind t following
,blesphe , moils terms, • -- I •1 - _
;E°4 lb ‘4siii;*-gilid aeliti•hylii&i,43 ii,Erilleti- "The'littifi 'a
tloit:H4' (raittr44; deepti dyed,
c if
ire leitodilleivOnnient,'''vrbloWliiii; t ief i th it hd/ l btoffen.,, dodforsiikeiv, 4ydra twilled, triple
th'eild u ilit it YWsf 11 6 Vd c lir ':' ',- •4+,i • l idngitod; 'doein " . 6l#iii, - lif of per , juee4 treriturat,
' . .lvire mewl+ iii‘eligitittkdr pliftntideof itie• evii, ,,, u ly thc mk.f)i ',wr it', the fulcrum; rtiid the
orditc.' ' Wo'6o7' Ilibite kid Tree:" 1 r '-• '., f • huieens iii i e Peve;,,iihisi.;,firti power epnikt go' its a
1 The Frederick ,Cilize„ and Union eso'con: "`""?'" d 114 ` 118 'r . dlBe " e 6 " 1 """ i ' ve/ Y 'lll
- ft
prig., ' t ' ' ''
' ' ' '' i .
!l i r i l -n Mbr at trld iit" 4 ibrt 'of ' inilisfiti table , And tii.ieka are toe kind of Men who head a
1 4 44 1 . k .4'04 , : tt41 4 411 9f t t P l it:* *1 1 Pter ' f; " 1 / . l " . l P'j ' llarY•iiv/iicti destir i' ' '' ' take -# 2 4 1 :4i4 iP4 its
toti4indidoZens: of, gther,s. ,who feel Ong. APelt r , especial , keeping!;:
cell' toviOngir act *ilk. a. party bgo entirely 1 ----
tiVir,t4 . 4 , ) t.l(9 , 4 s,bnyo ( ) ot'iiiiiiigogneli - iis is that
,vi t aeAltex,..,rwincit.:, / ii; K.., $. • 14 4 iii ', j e an
tuta fad elle milt , homer thrusts as- (heat will
rialtit'thein hiveriti 416h -shock." .
, • . i.,. 14 ..L.....--__.-_-,- ........._-.,.......„4—.
' .. • ;"
~,
'I
nalhirty 4 inemlierh , brthe KnoW•Nothing '
.odge at Coma,. Alm, have' iiiitiliShd •
ti• catil
pftWitfilittellitsinoilie-MontgOluery Advettiver.
I I I)4' 1 7011 1 •411. hEit,iillone ko; boo aiisi , SO tigfltd,
. i .e iti •,, ....,( ,If ,F, i t : il l .. ~ "
ten'., 4 ', ,i
, 164 R 4 P re!t,P9a4P‘ .1 „ t !it 4 P-MP.C.Yi , t 'll t ." e,
Urdoriii mit i-repi.thliettn k 4bati I.lter*iiiigAintri
ititiobsted'ilti itaiintentbers- are/umtritty 4o s the •
OrA t ilf l 44loin!itistittiqdg still dOpidus•
4 41 31 ,}440i1P149t...1;,, . f., .., „,, ; „
t tt7'lVeltilsti) AlAidf, thonglidut _the:NOrth.;
) ~ . 'lf ISU J4)I.L t.i in q, ~ r ~t I,' •• . 1
Fr l 4 skate 4 9 1 the'lJlN9l?iih4ree pal Partre,4
r-U.he • Divinetirattio,i :the! Heintblican, and the
IttiOW:Notiting.. l ' ` , W I llibht • lh rt Ohiplete • 'fusion
ptik,i'vhi l 'fikStJA',lo l Vic i tibritberlitic - tindl
' du;q kr Itia,gkesil,ti'incy, l oonnot fail,to win,, Van
such a fusion be effected ? The present, (tali
pqirrttainrotc.it dly,,aterso,tosuch a cons i nni-
PAilifigA.,.l isiOsv,, I ilfkiPre'al4 B .l4 l o94'444es •
for!resitientiii I .bontinft mist protti i non t illitilo4:
l i , , Voirfioittial l Vigilkiiilit'liciratitilik - thihAtOic6 l-1
4, ih i Ni l ti ttli6ine lii'' i'abt; 'that i ptirtY has
, .beOftrlitotilil 0 1 9NIOAkilt Igeach.and,lntlinlY,for
)iis:betiefiti.42 ,Hia. catinaL•be *Lived, &tun, the
"tit4lf." 'lltepOtyl , 4iiV- atlihtl 'bttiiiii, and a
(~, i .
, i
... 0 . 1 i. I m ill I le , d i, ;,?..ic A l / 4 1 , 4 1‘," vl 'hi V
r ,FIV, 15t ( !!,„.. 9 ir. 4 47.,) 1" ,` ", ,l i h 11 1 !., „..,- ; 118
•uf,poit. But bieofge I.,a;,v i bas a host 01 frlend:;
n the K. N. party w ho
, will never burrvittyriii
tit i SAitilifieu r ti; ' '
1 • 'lrflittfliWi #znigt,tt as kitt Ipi is iNI n, that- the
di ifliii Cr h'i lili l iiii .4ii I IVIC• 're' tit6l; 'ls' tm‘g,' 'sect i ng'
the, rpins,of, power ' , is ,aiming' a de4tlly blew
'at the tliiiistiiiiticiriltif-oorlia ppy - con imp-dial
f 't
i' f ' 'h ' • • '
lit:wen / Al Wtt et tbYn t e 'people tlinirimust 'so.
i1c.p . 04 Fights, inyf i nway' the ro' of ' fdnatical ty
.
canny elver theiv lietiiiii,....anti,ell to Satisfy
,i lie.
eitiiviiii 'appetite's• oh azit - et iellretlkless 'dare.'
hunters, whom neither of the old parties would
Aollgor ethifitie .ira t'f., ' ' - i
1,1 •
, rt has, itieen t lily a iii that the Pernrierittie
I • f ' ,l ' ' • ' '
4,0, i iii tj " litiP3l4l LI f9tD .OF Tut , Covsmu.
I,Ttio,N,„ l ,' I To ill• mol l tlio country
,now look ,for
li'braritiwttattipf - over.lsitreti — eivaitertql rtg
r i 4
,„ ,„ ,
I f iqi!Nie/.Viiw:lllil 9l ."? a"P It . Is
I•i hiti soppwtsfik,:thot a .littitl,,w„lllo4
i has t prosperod. ttuffer free inslitutions,as our's
40S1Ahrlic!ilgoef t tilS 1 14 - I. O PO l #
'lung to rule and ruin. No, no—the masstls
of the pecipin imincuito 'ad; utterly
bljmird.or corropleti... 110 y 4111' rilyiy
. rIT the
old Constitution, an did °dr 4 ,r.randsin.s Tor Isk•
dtliontieriee.:i6 tfiti-stettray days,of:7o-!
-- - •
f: - /44ur lul!sr Yt l 1054. yonqi
those jotistuile; rwitick indvr itactasely
144. a or r;ow 'N emitting'
tfia,"tip itis`liiii-o'gtie 'and' - di e
accent,'' we saw nothing in t.retrcomnirisl'9Pg
Papal influence and fnreign paryers , tilling
4,. " . e:'l - ! way
'
no fdange,f , or liontage : l4 be apprelleryled thin ,
Bui; flb‘is , the tennis' entirely et hanqvi; and ac
cord rag to du; ver,i f s!atiic . inanner
of-lavile • are : to ,he =;l l?prclrcnJeei, froin :these
causes,: a nd:tinleila • die " . K.: N: trxtders are . ;put
into tini'liVO'ffiCe thetcartn'-
y ,
(0 4 , 9,1. 1:1, 0F 1 0 1 11 .4 !tvVlpTi4424ol
,t 4 Mirees Affr n 0,443.421,14-4: to
J7 -- W lien i,iie k nonr 7 noth Were . `_beaten .
in VI r w ,fiinitt' it Ciriii . thb the
r 44:7 T. 1 ) I IT• . t .
W 4F kr iff e( N9l i qg M I P Ir upysP*Pe,r,s• , 1 lieY
have. trig ILe , sraret, lot,in, (on nother States.
and the re s ult is nor disaster to their holies.:—
'Vespi4iiie (at t heY now Sectii to
have resolved trp.4oy—
:that noh9dysh.lll hereafter vote but themselves.
=I
1 - o — The Compiler appe a.rs..to be a rather se- ,
vere than/ in the sides of -the k-. PI. lenders
at least; they are , . sayingso me naughty things
about it. As this - is good enough evidence
of our having "hit the nail upon the head: . " . ,
they may expect „"More, of _the. same _ sort:" .
until they cease their efforts. do ,deemvel - and
impose upon ,the honest and ivell-inteutioned:-
' masses.''
tri - Paev• J. C. HutEhms has km' ch9..;c4i
pa,,tor rit;;Alyi.cliati cLuird/ Yurk,
;
- 'Zh4ollAr.e.o. ;
Thu, lltniovet ;tirreriiet:attytt :that "the.
' .. inass • ttieetitig Which was' , to , corns
,pla6a; 1 011 . Saturitay 'wCek,' 7' , was
po small an•allair that jt,:,ttinnld not pay toi, the
Paper, ink, and titne, which would
'cointnenting - npan it. It is
t: . •
piejpin, y,triat it W4S* TILE . 410 ST CpAIPl 4 lTtli .
.11111,1/11K; I t:Srt!r, SON iIQF I we : cam; aafely day .
t.halt . thert; Wore4mit inorelthaii ,frotri one to-two
'thei grottntl.;-•= .
, • ,„..
.1,
what - , the Flanotier' Gazette, whose
iddtiat tlitilirtiatid.'aa:tterts9r the afll , iir.
knew ..04i,uthilAg• ackgowl4gCli . in our
that the iiiro:ing . was a sirioll one, and
.wo ar't; retiiility that (aloof the lertrfas
tlle4t?: 1 1418 , : 40t4 was not eltaotly a failure, hut
;nor—what was
~fexpected." All authority
inhi' IC'N.'stattips - the affair an untiiitigated
•
"firdnie,
A ftsitnritATlO 'COUNT r.—A the
- s• ,
recent elr,g,nori hi, e'nnessi.q , ', Ifr, noble old
1 1 I! • ".
eous0y,0_11:410 , ;o1p, '1;) , native
merienort;;;irpied as follows. for Goveruor
Johnson, (De in neon.)
now.!N otl;ingo
Majority„ ; ,
In thisicqunty N's. wfsre . hPat G t9k
-foreigner resides. in it, ;yet the Democrats
tare ,eitterhbtitti foreign party" by patent
„ •
„•. • '
In :die . fit Wad a t.: Loilisville; on ;Wed.
. St
.I:o;.(l,. f. N..'s:"WeroiileCted to the
conneil, although there. are known ID bc, sis or
eight int adred ant i-K.. N. inajorit y in the ward..
The lieniocrats, chose to , let the Kuow.Noth
ings have the government of the disgraced city
all to themselves. f•e - vv I)ernOcritts in the
city couneifhave.tesigne& In the fourth ward
in whiefi there are about 800 voters. Silas
sion, K. N.,- wair chosen to' the council by 57
votes, only four per;;ons Vniing
.4rga - s.
C' (1'7•..1.et .us 'in Pennsylvania, manage .our
rf,ua - _ i th
1 oca II tv and . the . State , may rilu . "—Extract
fro 'n Gov. Lilo as' dddresi, .atiguag
r 1855. • ' .
Why, not, then, allow the Southern States
the same .Know : Nothingisin
!desires to rule Pennsylvania according to its
I f il i a ruw and contracted views, it aiso.wants to
rule the local utT airs.ofStates thoitszinds of miles
away from us. , , ' •
ri -- “At a meeting Or Whigs 'of •Adatns
county, held in the Borough. of. Geuysliurg,
oW:the. 41Wor'Snp . irtinher D: MeCoN-
Atiativ', eli'nsPn lOrtiesertatiie;and
R. G.. thence, Esq., Senatorial, Delegates to
tileW
hig . gtate CoriVention, to-ninrrow. The
Sintinei doei nut state where this ttietting
was held,; or, what sort of an attendance there
wast.,—iltelatter, especially, biting an i n tere s t.
in:g Item iiistrot . v.
[04., town:nee Getz, Esq.. editor of the
Rending . : Gazette. is one .of the Democratic
l'eriterntitis' for the Pennsylvania Legislature,
in 1311:Senutiy..„_.
, .
The steamer Atlantic arrived at New
York on Tliorsday last, but her news is of
not thr least importance. The Russians still
hold Sevastopol; and the Allies - retain their
quarters on the outride. •
Ft.orn 'thousand six
hundred and Lon hlrrels of flour and four'
thousand three-his - mired auft • fifty-six. hushols
of wheat were brought into . i 3 ittsburg on Tues
day by railroad and:river, ,
klusek:xtuf.n.-- 1 71te newspapers at • Norfolk
and Portsmouth have Nuspauled. The Kitt
tern have - either bwome victims of fever, or
left the city to ~3,,vpi4 it,.
.(r/The
,Cemetery_ grounds are now more
bernaKtil Allan ever; The cpacions avenues
have been thoroughly dressed, and the areas
shorn of their long grass. A more pleasant
evening walk than tothis sacred spot canuot
be found.
0 . 4 7) ' A pre.,;ol of inditcr.tlim
../.12(.3/ I' eld %Tr! I Sk+ inel its. Th e " Lib _
viV/1 tti iil br ilitidt;vp bill/lE; Utilt3 LiU4t.).
Demo ts;l3Fi ' ."rn 1 Yoliefiti a rcl I
~," , Tr , yttte, Ct• In p 1 fiPr . r
,
77,7/-*Titi;- -, , •-
.o,„_. 'Swear - Thgtirt" ---\--,--
enue.4vorl.ou ,ifte, gtikr .5 ., 9Ctu44 to ti, 0i1t. , c4 sorth - because
n i..? Fs i a n r oc e: = ln iti l io .l:R tl;o l l l ;. , - . -.
a li , ttle'itttrit . jitka.r about
tietir,'in;itir .e . ii. hlir - .3 it? ter ^ . for ; the 1 4. o . ' i c i s iti P , _ e t l i e _ l .. l' ," ii _
joite, " 43a f.e ' utr _ tpr.etin.
darit-lanter aflhileitrnlng . tierkl- in tit dvises:lits 'to ':- , 4etW,-itlitirn." I am
" 27
W d lgpric ' 14..Setrer , wstances r even this s ironldltiot . .e , t'it'Vectlthe evil in
-"
il
in 4thittlyij'attloc . :6tsive're4lerAstfirtg - ' f . i rc ' x if. T at t'e.o . :esz -,-)7U 7 - Stitri,kusA4s - -'sFluti'"confidence
1 -- for - wevita - i - tty - the emissaries of the uider,--tn - -
can tit 'laced in:KnOw?"Nothiri`g,s. f`or he has
join the "free Americans,' or "true Ameri- i
cans." RePend upon it, their leaders . are ap-
r;teltensive of 6e - feat in-the county, and hence_
their extraordinary efforts to sneak Democrats
into :their councils; Hui- we ad ilise all :to:give i
them no heed—tu keep away from their conn
ci Is pnd ; their. oaklts—aud 'remain free ;slit' -in
, tl epitlent. r ' . 0
; : .! , L
some /el.:ln in and about his cabinet, who ob. - -
mined Office at the expense of their pledges of
'honor. With such men what would an oath
avail ? Let him also look at his own decep
tion..before the
. last fall election. in proclaim
ing for Neely in day time, and working for
Wilson in lie' flark. Wliat reliance call be ,
pliaied in such men in fetufe. when offices are
free and in question
e The Star is to be pitied just now. as he is
I
I placed in a predicament which does not allow
-trujidei ----1-inim ,, .to-edstocat,e , sey-lisetl -principles, • aMI -it.,
, 4ts , counts
TheNu
• e_r T oelareivi
glig Ac
rs_ p seems his whole time. is taken lip in fault lind
';'rg. lie rthodp4 Then
Of / a new organization ,y ruler the title of ;he could tall! - with grace and ease. Ile could
dTemplars,!'. which
. appears to
: h e f orme d !show, his colors—he could advocate constitn-
Within the:Kerr' . them.'
eti !tional Mea . stiVes.' fie could 'even tolerate all
•rg►ious,y-oAdvell p l eoPle;
Members are compelled Act e,wcar s,triet obedi- ; o rthodox Whigs. Jew and Gentile, Know
Mite. to the majoriti,"arallAmtarilir; under.alt' Nothing and Catholic, were all alike to him,
cireurristances, aticM
ns all other allitzitees , ligenerous Soul: things -soon changed.
•-••; • . • c• i ; •' • ; „,' 'Catholic Whigs took it hito their head, not
"" cia ' itin ' —un f kr l iena l / AH l f uea / 1 4 • ' 4
ne 'Y 'vote for' Neely last fall. So did the Star' hint
'"self, but he wanted
,tibeln to Know Nplhing
'about it. Well, When 'fbe;Oathelle Whigs set
'kip for themselves, the Star get:fluid, ••'ekanged
;Aix ground," came out..a-pen/y, feurlexsiy , and
agninsi all that. deserted the Whig par
jay, save biniiself and the rest of mankind' that
iivoted for the Lneofoco- office holder
:Since that time he has been keeping up';a,con
ainued the against his "Catholic
'and that alone seems to be his ~present plat
form. Ile is to be pitied, sa, because he
alas no fixed 'principles. Even 'his wailare
',against the Catholics is in directeOntrailiction
' l to what he professed less than a year aig,o, us
'well as in opposition to - the Know Nothing
!platform of Louisiana and some other States.
fife cannot say anything either for.or against
!slavery, because the Know NothiUg platfortns
:are split avail to pieces on that subject too.
!If he say much in 'favor of ; Prohibition, he will
Its:Arend his political bream:it' of York county,
;for it is said that not a'tord Was spoken on
'this theird&ling.ubject at the Hanover Ora nd
.Mass' Meeting. riConjy'subjectg that he can
:harp on with Any thing like sincerity ai.e the
Catholic and the'preipi ones. Ile' thinks
these are popular 'ones in Adams County, and
so they are, if we-eau believe his own deClara-
L tion,- that "during the, past. week he had the
''pl , istire of enrolling upon his list a numberof
'substantial:4o)es." ati&tipon he takes
care to let the people know that the loaves and
;!fishes are rather on the increase since he
changed- his 'ground. But stniti a sly
way ordoing:this, _that he can 'scarcely bb
pected of bragging. fleas- truly-a great man
in :some rospeetni-and every daphe rentinds
one. More Junk more of: John Randolph's.- --rot
ten taackeral, , ..4 • •• • • • _ORTHODOX: , ..-
hro :to abjure .Catlioticiarti,-rnot ',lo,triarry.Cath
bliss. riot 'lt;ild ;any , social ititreotirge;•Vor:to
Bads' oi in
them aA fellow-citizen's% If die wrthle ritual
not given we should licareely, tirinkrittpos
sible titaturti an organiiitiotr coot& exist a
•
•
77' .
iteliklol/A Tettiktitio7l,
Read the foilowineinesfrom the pen, of Ife n Es
SAlth i: qua lof-Uod7s noblest r works,; an - bon.
est titan 'arid, fan . ''Reflect upon Amp
„.. ,
for they ,are 'trtie,as' God; just
,wfhe very worst; mischief , thattcan he dune
relingon is to pervert it. to the pqrposcpt hic T
ion ven. 41 FA ..arg more , ,distant
than the het wvolent, apiriteofthe,Gt*pel.and the
:malignant mil tit . of„ pat ty, , most, Impious
wars, Aver made were
,th,ese, called Jukly,y,..up-. ;
!Re: wltOlhoti:s ;another :PPM :for .AO.
".Cbristian,,is Intoself not a Christian, WE? the.
character of freedom...given,to,the, mind, more;
:valuable, I -think, than that, which lttecuret; ; cin r
.persons a nd,es t tes ,, i lntleqd,,they.,,arp insepar-;
ably konn.ected foF, • where mind is, not
ftee t i where ,the. conseience\iS enthralled, there.
.is no ft eedom. I repent tt,, persecution is as.
impious as it ispruel and unwizie., It not.on
ly-,opposes every' precept' pf,,the New
inent e but it,inattles the,prerogativ.e of Goclliipt-,
kis insoptition 41,4kefattrib4tes-which
exclupiveiy in the :Niont ! lligh.., f ; It, bi a .
',vain endeavor no. wield, ilis;sceptre,,and hurl,
hi 4 tbunderbol „ . .1
nd• , its own hiFtory pirives bow we,,
'km it; is. :Truth is' iininottal , V l he sword can-,
PotLlPlerce :it; 'fit% earPiet :ef)nslitlie it, plisotv.>
cannot incarcerate it, :fain ine cannot starve :.
all' the , : vicienex of men„ stirred up :by : the pow-,
it and subtlety .of hell,. cannotAnit it ; to *nth,
in the person. °fits, martyraritt, bids defiance : it)
the will, of - the tyrant y‘im,:perliecutes, it, and
with the , tuartyr'S last, breath;prodicts its o,wn
full .andillnal triumph. . ; Tile, eagatt persectifed
the Christian. but yet Christianity
Ronian Catholic perseoutechtlie, Protestapt..and
yo., Protestantism The Preteatant
lipersecuted the Catholic, but yet . Catholicism,
i;still lives. The Church of England persecuted,
11.\:mtenniormista, and yet NeneenfolvtaY !jaws.
!Nonconformists perecuted. Flpiscoua)jaTb .3 7 ,0
Episcor.tcy: „ 'When persecution is carried,
to,it.s.e,estretne. length of . extirpating. lieretica„,
tit umy. be extinguished in one pi:me, but it
will 'break olitin another: Void : pions cannot
,be put downhyargnment they, cannot by pow
:er. Therefore, if We have a mind, to.establish
peace•anamg a People, we must. allow ; men to
judge fieely- inniatters of teligion, and to'eni-
II bract-111AV opinion, they, ; right without
II
any - hope of temporal rewartlt Nfithout: any fear
,of temporal punishment."
g,fial
442
x',139
iflolliSV j +z 4141. Lt"
5:777.
The peinocrat ofrtho 1101.a1f,, says
Itis• frog nently 'asserted ; that; them was little
disttirbance nt.the'patik, And tintt- there was-not
a Arent deal : at 'the.Eithth .Ward. if a Botch
n or Irishman ourii) to vote. lie was peaceahly
knocked= dtiwn • and ahasi.4l olf with• clubs and
brickbats, with little or no resistence, A Ger
man; who has been -tive•or six years in the
eniploytnont of Buckner, formerly Jailor,
went to the ;Eighth Ward to vote ;the showed
a yellow , -ticket and got in,-voted for the Dem
ocratic condi diteu,a ntlcame out,.when he was
knocked down ail heated. He got up to make
nisi escape, and was , followed and stoned-Away"
fkari -the ground.- • ..
AVe are creditily informed that ftfty-seven
swaggering armed and nearly-as 'many
boys. ea me over from Jeflersonv on .Ilonday,
to aid their Know• Nothing brethren in our city.
_trrna_a[Ghettt_haiw—heagged_oket_tit_ex
ploits_ and have Loh! of their. adventures. at
home, as if they were indeed son►ething. to be
proud of. - Shame on such fellows ! The re
spectable portion:of the citizens of Jeffersonville
repudiate all stuili,l
Native American Religion..
“Brothers, lot Us have American liberty and .
A meriCan religion."
Isperch r,f Ilon. K. Rayner, in kninv-noth.- -
ire , 'eusivi'nlion.]
Taking; the above for a text, the Louisville
Times• sAys :
-The Christian religion is of foreign origin,'
and if know-nothin. , ° istn goes - on to wax much ,
warmer in its seal for things indigenous to this
country, we may expect that a native Ameri
an religion will be proposed before long—the
Mormon, -perhaps, as this is purely American.
Orator Rayner, we suppose, wonld• have the
name American supersede that of Christian as
a prefix to our religion. What a pity that
Christ was not born in America instead of
Bethlehem of Judea! If he had been, no
doubt Sam's people would have thought much
better of his-religion than they do. It was a'
great oversight in Providence not. to let this
country__be_ discovered by Europeans until
the times of their Catholic Nlajesties. Ferdinand
and Isabella : and a still greater one, that
Christopher Columbus, a Catholic, • should ,
have been allowed the honor of first plainno. ° a
foot upon it !—lt is a wonder, too, _ that the
Know Nothings are so Well satisfied whir such
an im sorted name. •
SANTA ANNA.-It is confidently stated that
Santa Anna escaped at Mexico just at. the pres
ent.juricture for the express purpose of saving
his private fortune, Which Is , now immense.
}Lis political condition Wits by no tneatis des
perate, but he became tired .of the continual
struggle necessary to maintain his supremacy..
.A 310TDE1 AND SON DitoWN 41).--MI,S. Tay
!or, .remding Rear Brooklyn Lake, inDincvid
the county, Va., and a son 9 , years- old,. were
dr9wited on, Frida,y, Airs. T., -it appears,
lost her life in a vain attempt to, save her son.
and Mr. Taylor, who.filunged icy. the Water to
rescue his wife,,beiug. seized with eratup,.eame
very near perishing with the others.
HAY IN :11ATNE.—The market price of hay in
Aroo.tcek county. Me., is said to per
1,4);I. ana lar- h e tracts of gra.-3s ale kit uir.tit, is
the tarumbllell&vg 16 w/11 auc pay ivr tJre t.:11-
LWil.
I====
Mil
. .
rikß. :EDITOR ; 7 4 happened!tO be . ;l4,o4rfovgrt
on the-dtly.of the, Gram/ Know Nohlir4 ,Pleet!
ing i and I thought I' would draw near, to the,.
speaker/4, to liear. , w hat they had to
.say. One
of .the speakers - , seemed, :to
• ,know, a great
deal 'onthe subject of Know ;.sothiligism, arid.
judginn , from what he said, and what he didn't
say ,
_arid from• his appearance, I would ttikp .
him to be a natural Know Nothing, with a few ,
vurialiiiun and acconi pan i t nen ts. ,
the Democratic party. was the secreti,caucnS,
party—that about f i ve or six Democrats up
yonder, (I •siippose he meant Gettysburg,)
werer.i - n , the' habit of settling thef ticket, and
the rdstthad to support it. He-said the - se, live
or six usually met in some secret ;place,. juo,
like the Know Nothings...• Is thatso. Ed
itor? : Isithe DemOcrutic , party of your county
turning Know: -Nothingi , ,or eras this speaker
say ing what was not true ? He was, Also
down On :Mr.ftreU r Oait • tliktentovnl, of, 4.;orer
nor Reeder.' Ile forgot to .tell his Know Nod' ,
ing brothers- how iihno.xions sa the 'Mr.
Reeder , was. , in .the eyes; and the hearts of:these .
identical Know, Nothing brawlers; •:a • few
months' ngo, and, before the said Reeder
eni barked in- speculating on tlie.peoplebefare,
he'took ad,antage of hisaxilicial positiOn. to fill
his! own .pocket s ,: to the , great, ineon,yemence
afiddisadvanta.go of the. people ,that be. presi,
ded overj, Nato he is a - great man with this
dark , luntern party. When he carried out ,the
policy of his constituents, then he was as aw..,
fill in the sight of Know Nothings as even the
Pope of Rome.,
I lam sorry the people 'of York county - did :
not turn out better on that day. .1' wish ,every
man in the country could have heard these
.Know Nothing' 'speedhes. itni sure' if they "
had, the"'Dinnotrats have' the` largest
majority idthis State' next fall that 'they have
' ever 'had."' 'Yon knots-there lire two ways of •
changing fhb Minds Of die people. The one is
by Uttiitierit'and The other l'4 by' the
[want - of theSe,- and by disgust. KnoW
-Nothing-Spentent,' far-L4--hear.dlea-k' in
thit latter, andi firmly: believe theynhanged
many from approaching Know -Ntithint,..s into,
determined Democrats. I know ?slime .that
have been thus' ditigigted and tarried from 'a
leaning' towards Knovi I hope
the Know Nothings will have more Grand Mass
Meetings. Ifthey do, the Democrats'need not
say at word, for'stirelythe Know Nothings will
du the work for them,' la-crablashion. '
I Ain almost, ashamed to tell you that I don't
believe there was more 'than two hundred
Kanw Nothings present at the cOminencetnent
of the meeting. They say the' half of these
were dri've'n from 'the Know Nothing platform,
in , disgust. So, then, we did riot gain more
than one honared, poles by this Grand 'Mass
Meeting. YORK COUNTY.
August
. Blections.
The recent elections area good index of what
will be the result in the ) I residefitial battle of
1856. Let us see. how the account stands in
eleCtoral votes. The Democrats have carried'
the following States:
Slrtjtirity. No. of Electors.
Tennessee, 2,000 12
19,000 15
N. Ca 1;000 10
Malin ma, 10.000 9
Texas, 4,000 4
Kentucky has gone Know-Nothing hyAbout
four thousand majority. She has twelve elec
toral votes. Thus far in 155,5 the Democracy
have beaten their opponents more than four to
one. •
The
,result for members of Congress. i_n,the
same States, may be summed tip as follows :
3341 C•pngrefo. 34th 11 .tortgro , ..t.
Dent. li. N. Dem.
4 4 3 5
5 5 6 4
6 4 5 5
2 5 2 5
0 2 0 2
N. Carolina,
entueliy,
Tennessee,
Alabama, -
Toxas,
MIMI
'Con—ressmen are to be elected in GeBi4 - i,., a ON
• e• l' I Ally. '.
the first )lond.Ly in October, and in 3lissi:::ippi -------- ---------
and Louisiana Im the lir't Niondav in N , 4vern- 77--"Wbkper«, alrk.ady circulate in Park
I , tr• Marsl,Lnd elk.et,, - . oil thc tir,t IVl..inc:.ll:l v r t iwtit a 4111zortAL hi..q. \veer) L mis Napoivan a n,'
in N.viiot r, wiii4•ll scil.: cutnylutt: tilt; +Ace- the Empresi• It 13 ~.ad 144:4; .)14%, uvA t.l c4lu
Litn.L. fui tia . . Ile.iL CVD,,,,:1:44. ' L./Cc:Val:. a wyttivr.
33,000
17 20 Iti 21
17 lti
ME
r0m,,t44 s'ens!" Wed
- Latest -- - from Xi rfa lk . awk- , zrowt smouth.
• 14 , 4 Br ,vi ta v A ux s k :7441)1 7 . N 1 I C
______llkV2-*K61141 1 / 1 01101k . lanii moil ins
truly The liaiettitc„,.insteaci of
crcasitiO as i.t Waslhoml , it-i,v,otild.ii. few day s
ago,lloiteidily :becoming Attire acid - more ina
lignaneti'anciAhe daily list of - ,l"rciims swellinr
to a itios - t - try rho - T
nobly braved the 'isease since its first appear
ance to attending upon the Sid: and the dying
have, since Saturday.; ililldit-Victinis thenniel ves,
.and others who hastened from their distant
banes, hilt recently to alleviate the sulferin , rs
Ilieiefelliiw; . ar.oftals..are now down with the
disease. The medical professfori . have lost
another of their number—Dr. Teo.
several others are
ham, Esti., one of the "fdtt , ritri Lellit'ors of the
Z.QtfollUteacon-a‘e-re g i to say. is- dead.- awl--
.• his I a te,pitrtner,ce,yr,ood... , ...11,arge
:311111)er-of 4eifitc4pivitifit eft either •
?alxinf.the, victims or the sick., - The Norfolk
Herald ei til ottday . 9h: ,•r
1 . - 1 -“ The 24 hours ending yesterday .at; 2 P. M.
,
shows: frightftil'lmortali IV. c.twenty=ni no '
ideaihgare rEigiAteredVAntt•loo-more'have been
ordered i which. ia filen kliegs 'short; of the heti lal
}tnimber 4 .: Ffort-r fifty is said `to
s haver been the. nuMbet, , -hot 'Some
, were of persons who died within the preceding
24' hOursiriltil 'Vett; ke r iit! :ti4E?r :for want of
i,cAhrais fo inter t ' hunti ^A g t fact Fifty
;.coffin Were; rii.beieed , ! libur Illaltiniore on ',Sun-
One of our Baltirnore - dlhvicians, Dr. C. 11.
,Jones, came up; iiiterd4;...fnorninr , ..,in the
:rsteatner Louisiana from Ndfolk and Ports
imolai), and reports the distress in these places •
'to he bey-a:Fall ‘a6sclifitiott. Siniday, in
,Norfhlk. there were* fortrdead ,bodies rtfithoht
icoltiosany, one to bury- Tito imAilber
:of ; deaths in,,...Notfoltr; on
,Stiturday; he, states,
fiftf'Ave ;On Sunday 4ixty:, 'oii Men-,
;day Filign§bi,'•l4esidetit '6f
the Howard Associations- informed the Doctor-
L.kkA:il? , Norfolk on S,unday:therp were. 1,000
:cases of the foyer ; and in Portsmouth about
i•Aio: 'the - Obetiir thinks the di.4eitEse 'Cori-
Untie. id Tong as there is; an-•itidivideal tin-the
plade lei' i.f ,to attack- A committee offou.rtpen
from rpapipten -came. up to, .this city, yesterday
piquing. ,en route :for. Wastiikigton, e to aseer
, tai ti'w he flier or riot' Ol POint cod beliroCii red
-for the purpose of removing- the entire popula-,
tionef•Norfolk Poiltsinouth.
Mayor Fisk, of Portsmouth, is ill, and will,
it ia;fearedt.die„ : I Nurses,are, neded, badly.in
!Portsmouth : not one - from ,tbe South has,
stopped Mien. :la the Norfolk llospital •on
Suntlay-AWit thetc.we,i•e 16 deaths. - •
We learn with regret that our regular Nor-.
fhlk,cerrespondent.p, after ;aiding and as
, sisting. die sipcc, the iliseaw.made.its first,
a prettrance, ihae _,at. .14t, „beep - ,takett, down.
We-are, therefore, Without, a letter. from,
. Dr. Join !Norris,, of Allis city,- still -remains
there, wrideri9g-bis- seridces to the
. We, me
•
F ee-tit-miles , good, a c it4",,, tjnit ,Drs. Webster and
! terk.;tg, this ,city, .are won, And s:kithfully,
dischargingl their ,duty inlortsmouth,-
~ 4 . •
The ichmond Despatch 'states
,that 125
coffins were to:be siiipp - id.ftoipthat city yes
. ter4y, ,The Despatch estimates
the total !lumber, pf deUthis in
_Norfolk. front
the copitrielieeifielit of - the disease, 'Up to Sat
urday 'seine Sik "week's,- a t 500, arid since then
abtibt 100 more have: died. In 1821, when the
yellow fever was there, only
,160 died during
August, SeptraPber and October.
letter is' from Dr. 'Webster; of
Baltimore;'to' father :
i
Fortpeccpppi:er
we are pleased to learn', is not dead,
as re'perted by way of' Petersburg. his be=
lieved t►e will recover. 'One account says be
is convalescing. Dr. Marshallyof
is said to he very ill of the lever— 1)r. /10w
ell. of liichatond, and Drs. Bryant arid Av.pel f,
oi"Philitdelphia; 'are also Sick; "Dr.' Mil l'ef,
Philadelphia, who was on his return bottle,
was taken down, on the ;rip up to Baltinwre-,
and was sent to.,our quarantine. hospital.
fl - We Arc indebted 1.4:1 Hen,- S. L. RrssEr.t.
for Valuable Public Doc n ts: We a re sorry
that - Mr. R. is not. yet in,Cor?gmss instead
,of
Mr. Robison, for his course there
. indicated
that btan upright man end 'an honer:o)le
'Although a • uniform , and 'consistent
Whig, he has ,never bowed, ,the, knee to the
dark spirit of linow-Nothhigism, but pfoclaiiiis
his 'oppoSition to the Order as boldly as any
otlier.man italic State. His Note in Congress,
on this subject, when Know l icothingism was
at its highest pitch, proved his devotion to the
country and the Constiaition. " There are many
Whigs Bedford bounty-who -feel ',proud to
fellow the eximplche has Set thetn.—Belod
Gazette.
•
Gen., Cass repels au. assertion in the letter of
Gen. liouston, of texas, that he, (Gen. C.) ap
proved of the platform of the American Order,
as proclaimed in Utz Philadelphia Convention.
Gen. Cass denies this, and refers to his remat ks
in the Senate last Fehruary, when he expressed
his•nbhorrence of the attempt to organize po
ditical and religious intolerance "in a. country
founded upon eintration, and grown prosper
ous and- powerful by toleration." lie - Ail
nountled in the same speech his utter repug
nance to the new parties and other combina
tions of the enemies of the Democracy. to fits-
ten theirodious and often rejvcted policy npor l
the country. "We want no new parties—no
new platforms." he, said. "no new orgAniza
i
tions—and the sooner those dangerous efforts
are abandoned, the bat& will it be for its, and
those Who are to-follow us in this
,heritage of
fr,:edoin. lie reiterates these ,views. li e re
linquishes none Of his 6 - ppo.;ition to the secret
order and its principles, and he regards the
Deitrocracy---a• ••
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PORTSMOUTIT, Sept. H 3.
. Ocar„Fallrerl---The mortality in ,this;place
yesterday was truly appallt»,g—the report of
deaths being no lessthan thirty - one ! Last
night My rotriri•;tnate, Dr: Ringer, of Philadel
phia, 'w tit; ittabked with the' fever. 1k seenet,
itripre-Aed 'With , preSentiment that he will not
recover, and thiS Minning made his will: lie •
tfas been ''one of k ge . ,zilbst indefatigable
anis in init. midSt, and we'hatl"become almost
as intimate'as, hrothers . . ,
I send' yen some 4pi , eimerts of a flY.which
tirade its iippea'ranee ih PortStiteut,:i yeSterthiy,
det'stioYir4gt -nearly all" the 'fruit in .the. place;
Everthbtise is hill of them. ' I ' would:thank,
you-to show them to 1)r. Kemp,
Dr. Ringer:B uitekttess has added greatly to
my,labors, and I.iuu neatly broken down,.
IV. 1S r:ts~ziß.
Our latest, accounts from Norfolk and
Purtstnottih, although they do not represilit
the rhortality' : —particularly in the fon»er city
. ---hs'great!as for kevggrn4 days ,previous, are
.deplorable enough. We learn trout Dr,
lattully yof .J 4 aaltituore Board of Health,
who-carne up intfie .4'ea trier t;oilisiana.yeter
day,. thatnone . of neW'spapers Were isSited
in .Norfolk : oti Wedirestlayv:but that as Lir as
could be. nseertairted 'there. were -friorne, fully
deaths on that (lay, by fever.. In . Portsmouth,
up to Le o'clock noon On . Wednestlay;`tliere
were twenty Ilea-tli, and the' new . eases tr'ere
A r Fiskev---ah
GI N• CASS, OX VIE KWIC-NOV - TING PARTY.--
.licolu 'the Sup. of Friday last.
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