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INDEPENIIEW RgPUBLICAN
CHAKLSB P. rxii) AND lb 11. -FRALIKR, ED170115
I‘IONTROSE; PA:
Thursday, January 11, '1E455.
THE INDEPENDENT, REPUBLICAN.
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For two or more squareg, inserted by The year, a
deduction from the above pricq is made. ' Yearly id
vertisers aill hare the privilege Of altering
or Chang-
Ing their advertisements tsithoutradditioral charge. =•
Butinem aids, not exceeding five 'Mei, inserted .
at e 2,40 per annum. •
• Job Work.
This omee is snpplied with a good assurttnent. of
Jobbing materials, and all kinds of Job Work, such
as Cards, rosters, Pamphlets, &e., will be 'done neat
ly and promptly. -
Republican Meeting.
- It will be seen by a • notice in this paper
'that a
.meeting of the Republican party )rill
.he held in 'Montrose, • on { Monday 'evening
next. We' . hope the friends of . - the cause
throughout the county will: attend as gener
-ally
. a.i . pOssible. We . . must keep the hall
..rollng.! The committee to pvepare the ad
'dress Sze. are William .lesitp, Kran k li n Fra.
ser, 0. G. llctnpstead, C. F. Read, U. Smith,
J. Bradshaw, and S. 13. Miller. .
Party Lines in the Pennsylvania Legisla
ture.
\Ve invite the attention of those - who think
the old party ojzanizations are not destroyed.,
to the rote for -Speaker of the l.ennsylva 7
via Honse cif Representatives, as given ele-
where in this piper. rt will be seen that the
' • anti-administratiort candidate received . 76
vote, while , the •ad m ration, .or regulat'?
candidate received but IS votes! . Themeni
bers of the Hous.e: just come , from . th,. racks..
of the Veople; may be supposed to speak
the
mind of the Keystone State,--and they have:
spoken in emphatic efindentuation of the Ares-,
ent, national adinim,;,tratiOn and the party[
that supports - - it. Old line;.; - dtstiuetion are
,disregarded by the Reprcsotatives, just as
- they were by the yO ers 'who elected them.
The Representatives rom this diStriet,.MeSsisi
Lathrop and Sturtant, were among the
• 70, as were Laporte and 'Holcomb of. Brad ). -
ford,.Baldin of Taga., very of Wa,vne,
and'- the . Representatives from this Section
air"the State generally. We are
. vel,l assured
.that the gentlemen named,
-are afi tMeompro-
I
mising friends of freedom, and it is highly,
- gratifying to see thein..aetitig OA - ..e . ert; ias
-they can ; thus give the sentiment-oft he peo ,.
Tie of Northern PeunsylVania . a - fjret. - and .ef:
feet not Otherwis...e attainable.' It is proi;abl
_ that if another Nebraska bill were beiore the .
- country, our present-'louse or. Itepresentri
'lives would be able to express sti opinion 'on
the subjeet,---whiek is more than the last
tears to have been capable 0f...
• Political I.4tgiligenecf:
1 LLINOIS .—Tne 'l,catlire met ua tltt:.t 2nd.
The 'House organized - by selCcting eivery All
ti ebraska canet te, some NV and ' Sofrve - -
De'mocrat4. .1n the Scitatt - i also the anti-e
-braska lien have all the offices. They have
two majority in the Senate and about to: in
the House.. Negro Democracv is n.—•
The' Legislature is out and out
Isolk.N..—The: State Senate. organized h
a.ll Demoeratie Officers. The 4
.1 •
elected the P.epublican. nominees with great
unanimity.
111ASSirritSETTS.—TWO important motions
were Made in the House, Jan. Silt ; one was
to elect a comtnitte on federal relations, and
the Other to amend the Constitution so as to
provide that no person shall have the elect
irefranthise who cannot.rcad and write the
English language.
'MAENTE.—Gpv.' Ilforrill, in his Message tO,
• the 3faine.Legislature ; makes.no to
• i
the Know-Nothings, recommends the Strin.
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'gent- enforcentent of the Liquor Lair, and con-'.
ilemns the passage of the .I . ;el.iraska bill. Oi
its presumed extension of, slavery, he sqs;
" What renders' this aggressive movetfieilit .
the more alarming * is' the evident coropitetty ,
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Of the Chief kaglstrate'ot the cOuntry,
_ • open disregard and direct viiilation of a veil
tmtary.assuance 'given to the people liho had .
elevated him to that high-position, that no
• movement of that churacter should shock the
repose of the country during his official terfn,
• if in his -power to avert it." '
NEW YOilE.—A . resolution to -amend the
Constitution o the State - was olThred
ry stir, in the Asseml)l;!.,-, aud laid over under
the'rule. it a , follows
"-That the liellomini amendment to the first sec
, tion of article second of the ron;:tltation chi: State
of NeW-Torl; be proposed, by' stliki::g out the first
senteiee of said section. eonireirit g the folloalng
. word;i4 Every undo-citizen of:the a Of .21 years,
and ihsetting as follows, io - .place thereof: • Eiery
male tif the age of 21-years -*ho shall have been hewn
citizen of the United States: of ; America, or -who
• hare been resident of the 'tidied 'Btates . of
, • merica for the full tertn•of 21 years.'
. - Amending the•Conseitation,•says the Tri
.
4iine of the-9th, is lather a slow process
. a•days.. In order:to do the antendroeut
must pass each horse by a Inajuriti of all the
. members:elected, then:fie over until the next
gislature t0.w... 1-t eh`J-SetintorS_ nre elected, is
• ( - Ibsen; pass aeli liOnse s 'or the 12' ew
tura . by a majority in each, and 'then be . $44
!Bitted , to the
.people, - when, if it gets a in
, ion
,),.of the gates cast; it becomes a part -of
. the Constitution. Thus. front three, .to
years wilt elapse from -the Ptoposition to the
consummation.- •
,
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• The Plotrjh, the L•jopt cf.: . the Arivf!,
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fished in York by,:mi Finett, atk t .la
year, or f 16'for' fire •_copies---in advance!l—
, ; This is a monthly pukiication .of 64 pages,
, • devoted 'to agriculture, manuraeturei,, add - die
.. ineehluitic i tirtS. , auci edited with much
:It• - is.one th 6 very.hest . publieatious' - of. t 1
• - d ihe United State.,...• •
Genteee funizeri:i. published triontlily Nzia;sea . a. &somas reit CosuzastoNai
at Bad water, N. Y., by Daniel Lee, at fifty iflpt. suArE.—Cknplete4etarns allow the - fOrt•
cents a \ year. h containq tiiirty-two pates 1 lowing result:-dittis,Anti-alavery
in eutt number, and furnishes 4tO ; JOnson; Den; 615 . j Peikk;
4)ft-ireat-lon • :` • 1 ik7; ,Dysol;, ' 4l l rll6lltifter., 16.
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• The Iltiblie - an . Party. • •-•
.The Cooderspqrt, Peoples
rire glhd to see so Much unanitui
' t57,81/ 1 4gtkidt:ii4ral . .papers in; tins State . in
ftcoc;Of organiziiig the:4kirty 'kreedorn.—
hi 1,(..!
- . hlreat.iiipublisted tiro, of iniuitsf
tnany - papers,ati4,2 gike bclol,v.. the sttol'ig
efiiphaiie.lairOvike.of
to io r, in.fitvot ut the movetneut. These
kte our sent •tlti4 is- so important
•4 ,
i matter that we shal l frequently presS it
' - upon our readers.l - (Then follows the extract
ire made from the ..-I;i;tutor, last week.) .
The. Binghamt l on, Y. Y., Standard (Tem-.
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peranctr and
. - Frec.S.;oil) strongly advocates
tbe .ney;Republiian.party.. We quote from
thee-last issue of that paper :. •. •
• There does, not rimaimthe shadow of a Whig or 7
ganizatien at the SOuth, • The party is disbanded at
t1);3 - West,:and . disorkanized elsewhere. Row then is
it.to cope successfaifr crith its pro-slavery rival. At .
the late elections, Wherever the Whig party took the
field under its dhninctive name and character; there.
the • democratic: patty has, Made a good show of
Strength, if it has nOt succeeded iu maintaining its as
! cendcncy while la every State Where the' people
ty ere. permitted to rally under the Republican banner,
itidepeadeut iyf the nldparties_, there the Deamerafie
party has been utterly•routed, and Tertipera.nce and
I.reedonr have triuniplied. • •• • .
I If. the Republican movement shall fail for :vra.:.t of
earntst • practical co-operation in this State, at the
last clection;, anti if the old political rival of the
Whig !party; in its Open and shatiteless alliance with
Rum shall again triumph in that North,
then, indeed, has the Whig party become a barrier
i to the cause of pt*tre4.antl reform ; a. barrier; not
only fOrmidable, but fatal.
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S VIC: DE. ---aarles -Bitsclk of - Diniock,
in this eOuntv.l crimmitted suicide, on the
night' of . Friday, dinmary sth. 'by banging
himself,. .lenra that, he was-a man ofin
temperate habit;t., aid in consequence of re
cent exposure, had. b e e for'sOme days eon- .
fined. to. hi;3 bed sickness, having Also lost
the use of his liMbs:. In consequence of this,
he finiud it-diMeult tO. - t urn . himself iii Led,
and liatl persmidi'd his family to attad a rope
to the ceiling oFtrhead,to aid him in turning.
Being thus prcharea, on Fridat• evening he'
told his he .felt kiter and thought-he
could sleet; andiadvised her to do the 5:06..
firA thrown_. the rope, !
t..heisuppmetii . entirely.;out of his reat:ll,-----
;,-.d)e, ;went up - sthirs, to: leaving his
i`son 'asleep I>el4, ; Iu the . n;:tht 1;4:'
aW e, ;Ind p!.?reOving thia . thl was still
l.t•ht L, icent (hiwil,ilindwithh;r son coinintlieed
rekindling the fire. ~ With the first:•gleam
the tiniq of the deceasttd was
leanitig agailit the bed, the. falai
. ,
noo,i - e•artnat‘i lies tied:; and his bodY
cuhi ' •
lit {
The. act .was.doulttless the result of itittni
.ty, as; he saidlto haye.preeloti4 made two
•
,or three attempts to desti-oyAtiMself i and his
rtitt her and unchtj both committed suicide from
the F',"aisit-
The 11 1 rti'inan'8 .(11:pinan Citholie )
J .To4 nal 4 1 - Thelgi , orious news has rcac?i
-j~YI that thkiSth o of De ember; Pope Pi
:onslX, iinn - 4)rit,ll renown, in preser.to
Pritiees id* the Citurch,_ (lo
ci:l*d it - an'Arqele of Divilie Faith, that the:
,tifoqier,qf God •ozz:. mast I.Ec.sed Lady was
co caved stain.. The doc.
,
.whieh OW' . priAntilgat e,l a > nn
of wliihilulet.f,rth it will be
tiOt beCll t. CI it: t t.NA
1 pkalis C
'•Let , 11'w Catii
jr~li.;i
of Arncrioa acknowloklgc
tbeir 1 a 5 t tepidY i ty of llat-t( , n to t-llake
. IrL:tal;e:ou r,OI yes t4Y our great
.Mary f;:f Inlruaoulate Cone pti~n.'
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Editors' Convention
The Plitorr4 . a 1 Pair - lirlien of Northern rennsy!-;
rania,.f4vorable to the 'formation -of T; pographicat
AsFeriatiom requeileci to meet for that purporre
at the ;:r i ilottße, in the village of Scranton, ca,
jamiai y 17, the anniver:rary of tire
day of the-great ,;Urr.,,orr, Stcritcrnaro, t:r.d Pls;tcre-:
Frun:LlN.
• linsiness en6 l :ifwenients wilifireven,t our
ni•- , ent Convention - to we wcluld
Lw -w • 4
be, but we project all sue l .
ress;and shall respect to . ' ratify Cue proce4
ings oftthe_ConveltiOn. • ;
. - . • ' `Humanityin the City. .// . . : `.'.
Bang tr . .....ries n . t f ....bisrottn‘ex - recently'defircred in
Son York; by Rm . . Einci,:i . I.l_,finaris.'
These prailFal discour.,.es'bi; this err/infra ;
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dtvine, : speak i not only to th 6 hearts and 'eott•
,seitti,es•ro,i' thin, with a N,ig.or and power not
to 'be hAisnar.loistOod, Lht-are_ also \ clothed in.
sucli'chaste and clegnt lrnguage. as to be
roo4 valuablelas.c.7.(intrilnitions to <Kir bigisest
order . 4.)f. litr:li.ifie.. The. book is elegantl'i
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printed on beautifnl paper,' well bound, .and
will inal:e r:Ot . inly. a useful -but a ehoie pres. l 7
ent::, I'ot:sale:Li:l Aluntro:i3e by A. N. ullat-d,
nt file Post Ottee.' 1 - • : , : :
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KANSAS.--7 ' llic editor. ofthe EasVtn, Pa.;
,
1 A rkus,', w 110' liaS been' on a' vis'it, 16 Kansas ter:}
r
1 ritUrv. putilishels in his paper a • long itecOhnt
of 'the . rti'AV lari4or promi-e.. On one topic;
...,
which just now absorbs so l i much attention;
. ;he i‘avS:
. . .
,The c4i.on of slavery will aausiftllTlC tronla
le-ließtre•Kansas,lltr-comes a State. : ,There are tow
quite 2t ritirr.l.e-: of shires in the, te-rtitory, have been.for sear,.[' fats insrrriis'far itp as Fort Riliv;
100 wiles from tite.rfver,and like:44e noticed a
bill stuck up on, ti;tree on flock Creek, offeting a fc.),
male slave for .
The Waf-iiirg,ten- Star iaitirn . ates 'that a
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moy en - 1(1a 'NV Hi i.e - naule in Congress to 'obtain
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inf4 , rnintion 'on to.bage lan• 414'
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1 'Vestizatii,li int 4 the truth of - the allegation.
that sothe of the civil and niilitary oflieers of
the:gov IT ent andNcbra4ta - tc•r;7
ribiriei± have b4.‘en actively and 114,m3i1y
gaged inland tipeculations there." The Bose I
tton,A Vas 'says'that iinformation ,
furnished . by entlerrian who has just arrived
At Boston frorp: - La ; Wrep(4‘, Sans, the
New England4rs rre : contented 'and happy - ,
and that:, G6v; , lft...eder is going to hate, the
ceriaus taken ihd 'egistri made, and :will d()
•,41atite.pn tO,t.:ecure` a fair expression o 1
minion, ii'llon iiie Oection of a Te rri to .
flwiatt.tre takrs ; „ • .
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P,CrOLBOI; 8 PICTORIA.L.--71'he proprietorship
1 717--- it d tle illustrated'4 1
Of Itut ixpillar. n. ex . ut wee. ,
haying - lieet tripinqezTe4l -by 143.,G 1 eason to MI
I Ml .l BallOu islif,i'luklepg, WO its editor, -1.4
• ..,, .. - , , ... .
tide 'of
,t4e"Paoer,' siOee the 'Arst of Janttary
- iust. ~4:14 !3penl (34.1 4 4 .to ‘'lidlou's Pietori;
i '- .i
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I . : COR - 14..ESP ••NDENCE;
F'o'r the intietvrairtu Replati I , *
• MZl3S ' i tta: READ FE4IEII:-... l the first ' o.
.of t v anivVal uable liver luts just been. ree eived,l
if >_. I have pc . ruseu r. it With unustial,
in
terest; take pleastue, in recomMendiag it'
taia - nay dieuao. - , The iqiUsitNif - 4utifiart freedom'
has vaigaged My attention for a number ~of;.
years; and tify.hopes•tor the ultimate triumph',
,
of our pyineihles Were fle,ver better than at
0w,e114 ITerseyeranee conquers every.
tbittn."4B an 'caltl saying, and Pretty genetallY
.
true; but whether it IA to be. the Persev er: t
•
anee slave-holders. or the 'advoeateS Toi*
ereedoDl WbOl is' finally to conquer . is the!
' • •
question,'- ' kr
1 1.10 :allure of power in the Senate .is ad•
Verse ti) freedom.. In !the House, it - is about
gin one-third power over..-ruling the two-third
Lower,; the half of whieh lifts generally beeial
•
ulded
oough-face. . This Power, hay a constit-
tieney Of about two thnusand millions of dad
!ars, or negro property, acting in concert ..to
destroy free labor, its! natural tuitagontt;--
This bias ever . been cuMbining in secret ma
ticeuvrbs. to ,efl'ect its own. objects, and taking!,
every adyantage- of time and circumstance
. ,
for the furtherance of its purposes. .Nothing
is too high, laotiting• t4a low to. work . into and.
york put its prinsipleS, la -Temples ostcnsi
hly
daidicated to : Ale hiving God, it is great
in glob*; ;in power.' In. the
Northern;Oonferences'i Synods, and geleral
head divisiOns of the pro,slavery. Churches,iii
strujotli as oil, and almost'to all human ap
'pearance enraptured %vital the caul-co, while
slaVety,. the peculiar institution, is left ia fillt
thast but,.. crippled iti the least, is ready for
y
egul4r,fight or disco partnership--
,
possesingat sana , in a high deg4!o,
according to eiretamst necs, at one time the
a saint, alternately :6(a
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Herell think -is the.great obstacle -to pOlitieal
:action at the North. In churches of this kind
Lwe have 14any pious andl intelligent peoPle.
people Whav are-attached to their churcheslby
many hallOw o
ed rnv
ineences, who loci tor illy
good:Oftlic - •cliureh, !who . are eimtrolled ! by
t tie 41 , -( Liphru. and genii. , rid ni aiey,=ftliechto'cii,
:Who iar . 4) tired mla‘-tit'y and its atpuranations,
and ftlei tadreail (If the powers that be. when
thev flaLol'ili al the . suliect.
Ntn ititali such wi!,Uld avithdraw and form
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cliu . 4ll4s j.,y themselves, retaining if thq
'4...tailor:a:their own erea.4 except the exeeptiaM
ableparti, and wetland sustain a preaeh'er
would break up otte
strottrltiild-of the share p cr, in this COUn
...
try, :diYetsified as it i thrfrogh most of the
eltai6Ates.l, 'This would take th,e, vital portiou
'of the pii i o-slavery Churches, :and -leave •the
balance- to decay. - 3fity tale spirit of the Lord
icureta
is -orei - iecter of 1 - .ersms," but ." [bat he inula
plade Of one blood the nations . or tha earth
to .4a'. upon: i!,'' pra-pare them' to
live; in . this world. tis to be prepared for the
, . .
Party - uas Professed nothing, hnt ! sliently, p0 , .. 4 ,
prtully, and suecesSfull'y ithas fteted and gt eta !
liO freedom trophies that.Nsbermly hoast /t . s . ti
liong at; the republic may lastj The sit ; . .strbn,,
here returns—will this, so far general . av;:•.val s
Uf the American Party:, hi behalf •of 'recilin,
be. •ca rt•l6l out in a natis .1101' cainp.. 'go. We
janswer'it will,and to prove the : •lertion, we
Ikubmit the follow lag tacts•Hi •:. t. l4 tylie• move-
I l i:tent hai;'thus far, and will pr.' wail it: all the
I.••tates.possessing ;t' foreitm • ,Opulation ; zr.r. ,
1 bridly, such ;States are the lorthiln and west- ,
i•rnones.oeS; andlastly, vastly-.tries ,St4e . es,. now in the
1 hand c,l tite forty. ;Iss;-: ~, ,, s r. ti,tajority of the !
4-le.toral votes. .Tiie fol!oWitlIg .States, we I
1::101'5;v• - • ca - 9 .1 )0 61*rie to•i l lny hi,vi the American • 1
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Party anti we nit ito each!. Ine.• number 611
Oeetral vote; the -are entitled to; ' Permsel.
A•al;izt :*.:?7, :11 - as , thus:lts 13, 14aine.8, • - Dela
~ , ~ , ~-,
retie :.t. .7.'"ivW , er , - , ey 7. - imiiori rI, 1110111 Drat
1:3, 1111 , nii.: 1''.;',11.1 3. Ne;.‘• York! 35,"qhio - !!3,
/
:A:: if.m.....11,40 - ;_..N . q,.. - .11,1nr: , .1„ i r , 5, V e .• ! . ; ,,, 1i i 5 ,
• littakiv iniftl I I tit) electoral, beil:Lt eleven snore
. ;.tire; are required for the ehol'el..• - of President.
$ nese gores show that as a •party wo are in
- $ .• ,
!rni;lnrs. kb:To - EL:la cc' ans southern sunoort woatever,
of the hid- ':atd heretore the tempt:it:on or the nce•,ssity - of
Pa.; Wai I
1 •,,t c,•• Lhn f , t,.. r, sin:them votes drags- not exi . st, for
l
ri •lc t% - f.) gl . e • at. States (,I' ti T . [Hem are It9el) Sc.
C'ilti! jOill c:',lrlt
i': , ,eirred to the American Party. I Virginia and
(..ndeq.l AbOlit. i M . :lrl - 1:1,11 are sure to go for I the Virginia
• - $
, 1 yarl o l 4 ,:s partsol- , :tleket,_bilt. 'without the aid 'of a singe- vote
i, and two hundred I ,l ,frian thOseja!triost northern Stiates,. we shall
itli a large iner
• lnliersldi • :
11.eleet. in 18•741 an Atneric:in 1 resident• The
.:slavery question eannot 'effL•et the - Arneriean
~i Itions percs.-1 blildl
, !:u 1 -IParty,,tor its whole i,owur af . ) ;ill its!,•hopes
of a prohrtlitor 'liquo ' ; `;are north of Mason and Di.xon:s line. '; its • , s- - j
,
s that vo?ed for P Ie •
rObro:t4on. f.; rat:ons are for frei2dom; mail when•tne party
for ; tlteen,solng I; 4 fNil. arei. li .is aecused of he:ngApro-slavery;lt•t its defenders
lil • t , .
, Bradt . ; trd Clo - ... tri-1$ W. (LIT. - :ipoo i tue ruCti who utter the hase lie, tb every.
• $ ...•
.1
•rkins, Luzerne•Co..:G. W.'lCotkii- detection that •liA occurred shier) tilt, party
.$
•': : . ..„1 • ; • ! sprung . intO exissence. •We know : it defeated
i
rr
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st a . e l; cOnderr•part, 4 W.i . t• T. ( ~ .!.Button, I) , elti.e lie pundeie4 to the vile all.
.r C. E:Ocir,ll i4 , i, , F:rC0.. - G.I:W.. S. l'• ~$
- !!petites of the tl:reign vote ofiSt. Loni:• - ••', but in
,•. • , ,
•ard Tiitt :61 2 , 4 -i• I, N * •• "r• 1" '; <flared : [ I , ;itne norm it has ,sent to the ha 1, 4 o f C„ n , trei .,.
,Vari• e n,• Susquehanna; Co.. G. W. ;'' n!as able defenAlt.Ts . of bunion liberty as he iA, in
. " It iS 10t il
•;1 i - !;'or of thefogit 1 It'at•t - 111,3re sO , '," for he is nut it{ Eavor ?e: restor
it INteLell.4. EriOCo..'(.l. W.E.IN , 1 :- who flvorl4,l . it, :An•rth illiSsoltri CompromiS.el As• tr,i Clays.
•v . .
JO-ephine IN' ili,ii=d, 1....&c9,inin - fr., Cu., !,1911st,•ver nit Ilton'svlews,We know of iikl jont•nul, flint ii!' At:tur
f). M. i - . - :: : :r ,
..• I , by wo:11, het, t ~
;icon; that giver en dOrsed th m:: Tint} : party.
;I. - '''• a n ativoettte
,lit* S i " -a e i • IV C ° I I/111 " CC . G '1 1 V• Li' thereof • ' . oev . t.• lats; and We hope, iteve'rj'will fulminate
_ .. . n • . -
- I, antt- , 3l.lVel'V re , t),Veg for the h ti.t frAninfi tic , ofthe
W z, z., •
.t c 111,,,r04 ofa now-L it h,
...; Stephens, Bradtin'tl;6 ' ..V..(), ' .o: ' I.4 '' ' ' ' ' '.ll.. ' ..
f ' . ' N ation. K ' 'c' .1
. iinasS'es . but it - ... will . d . o •right.Jmove tight; . • and
oonve ton, 'hot( in Norfolk,. m.ttssaebtt
e'next annual SeSsioll . Will:be helii, ill their ili g`•
Tin. !;, ( 1, 11 -: o f . Th eeeto .i
setts, sli w the sectionalism and intolerattco 'act: right. and in ever.W . - free titre in ta l p Union
bt•irrie On the third it .w i II - r*i ve! new' p rot r•et ion .iti every .citizen
• :: .3 - of the r der • • .. • • b
1855.. The Quarterly Sessions are at : . ' within its bc Hers. Its' firjt• ~resit it-at:ion:A
"r e. oh•rvi, hat in the present chaotic condition Elf
ts
rrisbifrg the third Tll dal' OrMal'olt. at• • 1$ aim is to procure . an attera jon-ibf th 4 natirr,
j • ~. ~ . 4 .rarti $: .in Massacitusettsi the Only star above the ho:1- 11 $. • , , i
:, ~ t I _
titlippr he second Tuesday in .uncianu at , zon• s thelovelof tininanilibe . rtv and the abho-r$ t ; - • ,
c . 0e li ma:awn taws:, and upon t nal mint tney wt I,
raitrAft the. thirdTuetid:lvr of Set)tettf,./er• $.l. -e; v, and :lot it I, ti4duiv . of atiti-s.htverY met tOlj.knnw . bo ) s evti ( l'ull dl '" i ' i t' n • 1 1" "P c ' . " the great
£
, --:-- -----,=--1-,.-:-....H-,t• l y a ro n i i d the Republican parts as an organizatio .5111ctstion of Freedom - lam] Slavirry, every--noth- 1
The iiiiiihigai Methodist Conferencein Sla- ' hash incites he Linie(l,•aerion- of the people oh th II ern Ann free:Lien' Will : raise his v:rLiee for 1
one i t at:se,ead e.g .. cpcstion of slave dotylinion; whir 4. lib ert v .
h. 1 '; :. . ~. verp. - .. ' i,: •
. now.chritles tb t 1,..n0n. , 4 . $ and 13811 k, 1 -. ),- \Mitt," and Tnift" ll , , l
! i Atliti recent session. tIM - Nicili, 0d1.4.G) , - t ,i - ~
~..i. ' , , ". Irheiias Itoinhn • Catholiefsiit end Amen, bein
terenee: Of t tti,s State tool; IthefO: lONvingi ttc on alike ! foaniled to! sp . ppo r Lte• (I . On the ba:.... - b$ - of 'ig;sofatte .ti t . 4 .11 utter upon the' tIA tor oti:ciAttgress 'I he scri...
~.:.
1 timents (of this runs p:triy., l '' ,..hat fitrclign eie T
`FAirteerii i ng Slavt:ry. •I - .
,
Aiii,:eitn Slavt•rv: - is 'an invasion ';•' the; ereiy. waits" against ; liberty a nd enlightenment [cratie
. rartY the control of Om, i'outitty, will
therefore be i , . - ~• • , • • - .
iiirht. 4 Cr.i',Ad ;itis an infractint :of t i• eter- ' • -'-' - • I.:soon - 10-c the means of rimy:numb:4? it's 1111111-
,
. ~ „ ,
: 1 -, .; , - - „ , . r• • • r" ' .
al ; law •Of Jehown 1, ; it *ages war vit 4 the ! Roni-um Cdthol ttistanitieh do'es rot ernh....nee slav(;rv,t I : hers, :and when that Is etieeto, Ilk:fluent in
itemili.44ratioll ;.i . avinel • jr: tea 1ndf13,,,,d...Lits natural eo wOrtier - itt opposition to freedom and ' this rt.l uh!•ie ist•eure. 1 hellrize we wire hat
-1
•••• • libert •to a 1 nd whetti A mini-'
bat-
X110`?; it;,is opp,, ~,i th,,,,,,iii,,,i;,..
~ th,..y,,pi i .;, i rePublican itts , ionit/11S-1 ' : •••• ' . I . ljtlittlz, for i. : . l ~..a
_
i i aild ty:itltings o f the 1.3i1)11.t•; . it.•s iii,.l4":tcling 1 - • 1
T1 , ,,,5e wl, -, nl the Order Lai:, vottA . f o n:, ese l - 1: : e!on . .; rule.Ameriea, we shallobtairtit;land not
i Let ,
. 1
larid 4iitlling, if tiot de-tryv in , ,- tln (lirches where in tit t Ntirtl4 are of the ultra stamp• • • P ' •
pill then. our ti-woru . ue I—ternal
•hrrst-In• - nisi hind ; itils tibrer:lvelot all • •almost •walnloitexceptton, . • 1 Vigilance the roe? 4- Liberty.-4iforcester
ii „ . . L.:. [ 1 L ';. .:
1:11i 1 . 4ti,e; infpre , tt, , of tile!. ation,l t) in its - ' * : l' * 1 - 4- : ! ,./.;Ccilorg JOUT7IOI. • ' . ,
:prcSellt alarmingly aggre site tuOveinkit, is
!threaletil.T.l, the very ex; ence of ! the.,r 0 1, - r .
1411.71i1d1Ouul•Ret.m'Ale. 1 (overitmenti,'Where 7
;'fore, re -skived by thi C..4;!0 . 0. 11 6. C .,,L: • I. l' . •
i• - i -1.. :411iiit we - sitar fully In theigen4al in
-1 dig,natiott ntAw, tur'fating ill 'the 1' roe „pt.:ttos,•
-110:‘ , Itqc.1it , y th:: i,ipcal of it he . .3iiiAsourj Cn - i-
Iproriiliei by W'rieh it is ktiadf!,.l4t'isible . Oa
bhc (irthe Li' est portiono the Natiohal D ? .
,liti.t.iqoiiee. etkNecrated .11. ) y a . sdleturk:4l,, et, IX .
I ;W 4 islitiiAt` to freedom rotie vet!. may b l ek.'-o:iiii.*
iVi al etlie4.:•r of such asysteiri ol'oppressfun mid
1
' liiikii i ii i4ts could not'be.introdneed iti l t,ban V
rother'',eiiiilized : eoeutty upon thel Ctedi•of the
• 1... „ • 4 •• I A, • -
•• •
•• ear ~ , I • --•
A ,Ti }at - ~.1 ,_ ' ...i I - --1: ~, r••
1 . t • li..4at we view with ttne• ocPi:est . ta onyr-
I I.:neelth. opt-ratios or . the ;. Fug,itiVS Slane
'l l :hw s :litid. .1: - /I . I use all proper Means winiteVer'
i :lb
. raiir‘htite' to theform4tion'of 'FsiielliaPuh
it i!lie OpinliAn as till'. pereinptor . Hy: anti] iabso--
, 01. t - yltely l i demand. its - repeal- 17! tries .mp, colia,l
. : i ,o-LtlifrOg* . i.. l
I -r,e.X- , c'' ' - -
11.1 3.411 rat we are - painedlat thev l er -tt"' 1 •
~ Y ;Dug it .
fid4ct= . 'ilti• sti 'th 11 . " . 1
: ~i. , ay,.• o .; ing—t,o ant:try tind,meteenary
. ..ried . .i . or 1 1 :-;.exiiiis.;'.111 , : th; M. E. gur.eh—
, ad& itai we
Ifii P . i Will 4eit.:oile tittingt 'A• . -'i '
~ ,
~..,
, i. : r
amount, it it.nce u aagmeat .
.„. mettibdi, of ;.the e4lstAug I of t r i.u.ki:hlyeryi.senti.•
1 nno , - w i ti c a , a i ineptliniihe Church to
~,tieli 'op . liiterPity -or
. ,- --e ' ~ "wi - ikod -.
i 7 a g power ss will pileetitalW, through
j arithmetic' fur - . I; ' :-.
1, . t. ‘ ,e p roper c h an n e l s o f eectestftsticay. ; a ction,
s;sueSirni..!.. The . ietiillY iiiver. the 'evils-
o - Sla(reri: :, him:A:ea:x.l
A i for one iiiiiic... , ton.;: 1 -—' - ' - '-•-• ~ ' 1 • i
.iii • .... .-
1 .- = 4. That ice are In C.l.('‘ir; - orthe. ne t.lteri
.. - .The. report` of ithe Iv i. i .„, r! :, . . . of: 'the',
~ I .„. •
.
grill tonnerenee enacAlogfiece4<reip 9 plsel- :
) Dec. 18 -- Iwei riOw• 'I one : Y '' ; le it '' .1 . - . 040 - t o ' 'excl . ae 1.11 . ,1
-..-- ' - . ,' - 1 1
, - doptei.i. - •": 4 , - -- /.. -, 0. :iv's tilirig fro* t l'i Aft N.,5- 4 kurebi:l•• - • •
: -"' • $ - • -. '”, ' , ts . l--T.t.- 1 • • ~.,,. - ' ''' •' •
, , '., , 1 o . *.' ii} .i' 1 • . , .
next. , • , „.
The ecitis,ecinen..Tlif this would be that the
part:- N . -" oulti be iiiifnediatery
streilgthlned, awl its riumph woulti.b...
It th absurd to ex?,
W.i . .:1c:;01114.CC: to our polital action.
(li:treyNorth Las
abtnt tW,aity t'aousiind .1:1V C• =AM ZIC , I * by lts
r • ,
- ieertain,! and
•
the new and Old 5 - ;i'll'ut;.l ) Pre:-dlyteriaiis and
. /
; nmny 'ottier t_iitirelie.s / art:in the -s.ame. -
iCow ..!• fur( and holy" 1:
:th}lt use elf' otionne.rig- it politict
The faet,! l;
i•F:. these slave.holdiwr diurelio
in-liny opinion, direttly,
o f si ; ;; N -,6-, 11)r the ;Fil'iltive Slave
.
;Inc. c.i .. s‘l !LCI.V , and, in fact,
D - kvlrle4have 4.)r . y:ii,!: r;rc..ach tin?
I git - p-e 'Slave Law 'into '
calling il) time aid ;o1;a11 good.citizons to
the Sneh 'and such
need another Refu'rtnaticn. • .s tooid not
. i , '1 ' i 1
be surprisi...43HiSt - teh churches shoUld find it
eti.hvepii;..int 2, - ,.'et, in the 'neighborhood of 'the'
-2iibrziioris,. to ackntiwleAze • polygamy 1 as a
di tioe.! i4stittition, V !I , :re •Chrkianity is nt - ,t .
a livingiprineiple, eipedictiiry is mighty ei,n..
yettietft.':' -.-, .. •
- Noir.'i gilio. : ' , rel. I.r .,. Vturs, rvd,ll you siwoes-i
in your I Striirgle against shivery.; and will help
}(nu wkit I can; and .if yiiii get tit r
witei back
lid' prb.i.elaveiy Chnroget,i, never inind, I:.n . t. 120
alieadicl tt!tav the Lovi be with nod direet
.itneri. -
MEI
1
/
I
1
Respectfully,
, „r...ti ,
iiRY .M.CIIII7:IEY.
Loprrtsrlirg. Jah. - 9, - 1855.
:,• - . ..
Susqtphanzia.Co.
The ; Susquehanna
met parsuintto not
in j - es.s7,:lip on-Situ .....,
.t,'el(x...k . ', l A. I st. ' • - .., .. ,
- ) .
••The Meeting, Ira; called to ercler hy time
Pre4. S. T.' -Seott,l and - the exercises I 1 :were
upened Iwithprayett by Pr6f. W. Riehardson.
iThe St...retary being absent A. J..Getiritson
Was th4s . en Seerytdry pro tern.
- -.1 • .- •
The; Constitution not being. pre:Fe)t,-: all
persnnSlin attondati ee were requested I tov act .
~,
as metabers by 'taking part-in . the exeretsds;
and many did so. : -". . - 1' -
. The Association was then addreedllair A.
- Carr', ni,on the "sulect of teaching. ' Ile urg
ed the heeest.ity oil adopting a unifUr+ ay's ;
tern of }caching thi;onghout the county, .arid
also the necessity ot unifortnity in. Text 13oOks,
which' has been . partially accoMplished thl''t he
present la:. Prof. W. 'Richardson,
being
cant-4 iii - )On - , Made.sozne . interesting . :t.td.,up
.,
propriate ret narks upon the s.ubjeci of I teach
in4,:t4 resporgiibility of tcztebevs i 4 trairiing
'the imrpoital mind and the neeesSity4.)f pro.
v idino i.omethito )r itnall ,eltolaA to',dii in
1 1.
sit hoOl instead of t aehinit them to sit still an
do riothing. . lle las Vol kmecl -I.)y § - „,1 11 . , 8, -
andl: -, ,A..LeWis; 14`01‘ . ..e "sortie of th,
ls.
periet4 in tenehin , teir method 40
i
ing seltople, :and so e! !atm they ha(
intere.sting pupils i 't
eir studies,
M., Fiat and the -a- 1.4 some
employing _ small se ylars,
, ai
slate 40 pencil, a 1 d prima r y each - Seholar, had peen
Association then u l djour&
, Afternoon Beal ion:
meeting held at diffo)
i•iiria tinrald, snit"
';,.• —4/
Ling
IlitlE
SI
o.ne
Fu
tiud
lobo
t
role
Teachers' Association
Co. Teachers' 4..s:zotqation
ice in the .11"eth4ii , t;!.It'rch
Any the 6th , 10
• 90-' ff ulioh, a c.Ommittee co sistutfro S.•IT.
Scott; IA 44nestnicA. Is. Ket t,' •, ', fE.-_:!ito.
Kenzig'ker l c appointed to . side' be 'pro
prietyk4i4ti'tking )41 . 0 • tionti dcpartineti4in
the qtni(.!pai i.:... 4- . ^- nd oink i- with the' 'e4ii,'.
t,i',,
Ors l'tPOriftitio -• tjeci,' and rep it tit the**, nox
IneeliVio....': ..i.' • -, - ' --
i. ' l' ,• ~ 1--
Mrt.:4(!arr then'took thc 11001 1 , and said he
• ',.. f .
would [attack tint office of Crunf,y '',S 111/4 ti•
1
ter1dy41....1 U wits usually his I l ortanolto bt.i.un
the ttilitoPti)iir side; hat he shuuid encleaN - O. to
be Oti'.thq pt)pular side of thi. questio` it. :Ile
• ~
had f!O'utt . 4.iPoit careful.ithnitty,:tititt tins eci,ktn
ty paid tk : enormous suet of, three ikuntked
a ncteflyitiO liars per annuin; ivhich, if di%-i4ed :
among, tlje,itehoiars•Of the couty,'wottltl pOoh-'
ably 'n,t!ttint., to abOut three•ceo3 'to 'pitch tine,
anil*oulthsupply young An erica %%1 ; it 11 three
sticlii of ictindy .or a &Tar: lie thoUght Oita
rallie'r thatt permit the preseitt state'of things
-1 f .. :
to contitAti! we had better aholiih 'Oar Om ?
,'
~ ~ • ~ I „, l • r .
mon iseuttut or stein entiret v . . 1 '..t ne 1 u perib
.: ::•• -
ten4itts-:euuld -engage, in " s4ine ! ()O'er linsi- .
.i.. .
Iless , c l;intf. the. Tcaehers could' get to idtoppmg
wookl, 6,i,ed Ile would adinii, thatby'hol4ing
lttstiittte trod Associations,aid lutti:ing atSu
. ~
' peritltendOit '&7e,, teaehersy, - could lehrn, , rilore
atu4onieqUently teach better, brut this iq, Lin
tweets:lll:v.4'er we as a people, are /clic enough.
The Bull et Mental Ar i tt Innetie, ati,ltt/r
-. , •
i tluigi•aphy4ineinding spelling, and the var)ous
.sounds }tf letters) were titenidi , eits4.,l hy,'-ev.,'
eraqmenticcrs in a sociai:ind itt;tr'uetivt.jtitan.:
I Her.: Th , ':iistibjeet of teaching liougraphil up.
1 on:Outline; Maps was then di , ettisseel., at icon
' .sidei.thlk , fencrth le -Prof. Rielt i - retioci and- tit
•,.. ..- • , ~),
i .ers,she4ing the benefits ..:ri iilfr ei . oln tntliSys.•
° .
i
term.witerit it 11:id !teen used. : M S. Aunt it
'then', gase;an (Anal p!e- (Jr dui-main:et. IWO:a-it
; Jug pudjteaching • ;Geography.. The As.jo,,i:itt
i tionithen iidj , tturtteti till evening , . • i
i kirciiin Session.--,-Te -.l,lthjeetij of St'etitol
„
1 ~„(ovi4niniiit wa!'., taken up ilutd di:ii:ussel :by
. .;.
lA. Farr, ; }'. Richardson, A l , .3.6.,frit.twit 'II.
1 ,. ;. i e„
I A!. I.,,evis, A. 13. Kent, J. ,iJanit..:4lll, 4.''.1.%
1 i
St.;oit -aitd 'AIWA P. if. Ilarti 'with.tituch 'atter.
im
; . , . . 1' , ,•,
est ai attituato'n Al
. ran r .teot !that a ti,:n4l-..
• 1 • :,- ,
•erilitoUld:intake but fe . ....v • r,14e,, huelshottlil,r,?-:
. f . 4 ; - I • •
.- -
(MO Strit I)lli'lLeliCe in all eas'esel,.. ,tudi that
i it. *AI u. 'g for at teacheiito o:littiun thc: con.
1 tidehee,!;l4.l re,puct of the popiki iii or4r to
1 eitlfpx6 : 4tii , rn- or in;-.trnet 1.111 . stiecessrully:
I 1
, ; 7 i ii..
10 11?1 - f!riNve41::zonie riAnari:s 1.,2;' .17 . . 4 . ,.t0tt,_
W.l.Fa4iit, '..\ii.s P.
cr i II. ,illtrt, aildlpthett,up
; on lite I ;,liitjet„..t. of reatlin , r . and theli . rowel itnl
ti ipthongld. :-.01, tid 4. .1 he ptopriit.v, of - or Stt,
*
po t rpll6lit.vnt's roolo of kt:uniiiiiitt te*li,ers
witi.thotitlki.-ed at ‘2on,,idin-t411:( Ict;.gtft lw
1 - t i i r• ~
i ....LA•v'eraP,'Or :hit nk.. , mbt.rs priL,.=ent,' u otn priOanu
t .
con!: attijr which die follini: ' 1 - 44,1, 1 1i,,,ii wasl .
ii , 1
1 pted.
4?i.q . 0/it . id,. 'That eve .^.
~ 1 ,
e*italtiaion adopted ly
, ivo, - ; fliti . trif. • - / t ; ,
,
9a friotiett a vci.e of ttuilnk.iw44 gi 9 . 11 • ts ,
1 -i. 4 f"' 'I ii . 1 ,li-' v'e 7 rity i'or •iiii:;i!r f , ..4rk•11s
I. 4 ,, .1 3 . , A il
,;.• .
~. , .
iliipipittilit - )4.'{tlie ineitiboV- dttriniz the .ilay. •
I iThc;. l iV t ..soetation then aljonrnt.i/l to ni,.‘t at
NI - 411t*.4. - t cm tilt, V.,'tii iii, -.t. l -. at •1 . ; o'elckik P.
,: AU/ !.!! ". 1 :•.! •
•• ; . ; . 1 1
) .
~
/tflat!nittnl)er in attoncatioe was ys• - . sryiiariz o .;,
.44 nati•ithi,tainling, the i - 11-.(• - ; nsii;4l N5l con
tinitectl tFi a late bent-, Ilte• - linteri.-4t', cot;inue/I
.144.7.)i1eii 'to- ti; el-- 'i
•• ! I
.. ;. . i. .. - u&e...— 1 ....__ •; . .
.../.,,.
S. T.r S., CO lr: Pres' . .-
. . -; 1• • 1 ,,,,,
See'yi i ;
-
t •
Got Teinp,lars.- ;; -
of Potgletnpleris - 0 la. hid ,
110.•Iftird cuant .a•-qte ,rind 20th nit.,
ant,) vtitik altended.l threlitin 1
I - ,
dreyd dt.Ogates fro • 1 variot.4,-; parts , ot t !IQ State
L 4• ; ,
,inlttttendatict:, and t*u ltub.d•red alp fur
ty4atiti.. odges large (tie
•
1-4 - 141rEcO. Itions yercs.-1 unaiti dilltuslyt
p:tssed - m ft vor (4 a proli)ltitor ruin/ lass
th'e vo?ed for
for' ; therns;Thig qv i ir are;.
Bradf,,rd C 0... GI INV. C.I. •'I
rerkini Luzerthe,Co:i G. W
'•
.
selOr! •4
'
VAri,en SIZVeI; Ciindertpart;;G. T.
C. El!eir.llicigaCO.. - G.i:W..
• 'fd•.;s3t.:trd, tiita G. T.
Co.- G. W. ii•
•
• , • i :t
Retiti[m w:or.
.is
EicU i tnitil4 C o _ II
I •
or.
Cc G i•W I - -1 . • 1
•
e. 'W' Stephens. Bradttrd. -.‘,Nr..().;G: !!
ri e -Nt Sessiob . tirilla,e.helt
.in the;;
city. - . )f i ltrie on the third Tar -day (if. Ileeetn:ll
I)er 1855.. I The Quartet-11y iire at
Ifitrri,d;tirg th e third 'l•4 eF .-d a V of :.\ll-(.11. at.'.
slflitt4i4rt the second Tuesday in Juteland - at'
Straiituk the.,thi . rd juetid.',l2(-• of Septetti,mr.
4
are,
tlk
I
t i methird trt
+ent
NEWS AL% NOTIONS. 'have been the enemies of the ' ristitutiOn 1 ---- i -- thITN . --
PENNSYLVANIA LEGIf3LATIIRE. - -I
I in4inatio.pat It ;. that against I are °NV's..., .1,11334 .- `4louse Met -on Tue-sday, January 2d,
, 1 -..- , i. .
—An Election' inPit '. burg, for Aldertium
has resulted ;in tl e defeat f the KnourYoth: ed i . o °se 111.6 . ) M . we have ever_. eh 'rishegits Intlhl , eteit7_ 3 T el n ly . o lt . nLi „ il (F o i r t r p i l z l a i id a l: e y ipt e i l a ect ei i t n y g,y* •
our friendif, al i t the [rye frie nds (4' the,UW,Mii rthiteit 4 l. s -.' P.
a
ilnifeandidate. - i.- ', -, . ...
i for Sitieakir, on the first ballot. Mr. S. was,
File
„, .... : _T he Leg ,........,.." - .' L I ..;;Vi ioi was '' .. ._. ;. t ~ - ;•"-N- 1 ,;tir, ttorn fanatjelt•in has reviled at" pprs t 4 — 't.
~,
an I , ,,r,sibe 1
s ., is e . , 4t t e e .i....... rtpsi ( n a i ‘ to t, in r ;T i t g ., in n i n fi d eo r n c t ce n t u r`en tlibe se r) v_en t t h y o -
_. 119 P'. 1 , 1 H. IL" i ettil and who' . Under ever y : nave ,it i i liti ve si, A ii 1 - ' '
~, R 5114 4 ,urO, 9 1 H
t lirin,,.,at t eld oh 1.110 2,1, hist,g4h -we election- . ~ .
'..stlp'' d lay the t rights of the Statte,
ofenti-Nebreski.tiniceraf. - "' ..
. : . . eitlzens Of every State, It w i i . llocate-Jiorien`. i Whig s •-,:i w i l , o made no hominatio , voting for
.
..--Fir., chi l d of t.,14- Cincinnati ft -depart. prise that we'edhere to old frioncl who have , itiMiti ,, ...-Al.cording ti; old party el:stifle:Wens; . t?,"
talent enumerates ailanni,,* the negative meritsipnOven falthfi d il, rather thit i n
i tr k ttst -ancient i Mr. Staoso is a WM. , . liberal an conserve-
•ith A large
of the steatti' fire enine•thait it neither t inks i caemies, w h o o not collect'. weir aversions itive in his t icw, "nil feeling's,
rii 7
whiskey nor throws bricitbats. • it' - )1 1 1•11 while they solicit our confidence. . 4 •,• • .
• •
, .. - . : share of legislative experience, an possessing __
—.l Democr, ttelCOlltTreSSloll3l-CaUCUS ha..- 1, ; , ......__.l.' • lel! the quatifieations for a useful, ;fiicient and `
been held tt. W•ishingt;, at which resole- I , - Americans and Slaver 7. . ''' i popular presiding ()nicer. Mr. N 'town, the
,
titans -.vere adOp 'to r daict": the duties to the /b at e of•th e most interesting-- - ' '
4rll 1 runt; •
T caucus mnilla. of the' einneratic
revenue standar . 1 i i
ins is the vote:
piirty, received eighteen votes. The follow;
Aft , `F•Srz4. ANery,-Bold will, Ball, Barry, Berg-
.. -
—..-W ill New laitilpstii re desert her noble 1 i t s lts" i ni t ic ui t r e ; '' a. % s li tt I : ll ; el l3 A ti l l 7,e )l l i . c i( v lu t 'fi h t ;i i: a n r n' t se i ' s ti s ::l l i l l ,
and well-tried st t it t---11",dxhingion Union. ' t ip ,rstio.'n regard to an insatutirin that ~has
We" should g , > "4 t h a t . lp rt ,id en t pi ere ,i, a d k c(mplett y disorganizeiland ruined thetwoold , stresses ; B‘ ll ' l ,_,B°Wr'll.m , Caldwell, Chamber- ,
1
(Phila. c 0..) Cuinmins. (Somerset) . Donald- ,
not (Atli 1)40,n tell-tritA,' bat ove r w helin. I p,ilitiCal pi lies, and 'which, it is Sirongly be l fi n, ' - clipp, - ,Ulover, (.. , ":riswell, Cummings,
high' convietcd. cleueiand Het•ald. 1 livcd and. p edicted, will vet svelter to tire,
- i [ " I
—A gentlemln in a nOvate letter from the Nive ha-re :L i re:L a y ! ter, Foust, 4. Frainklin, . Free; ' G
- G
- inner,
! s i v l .o ,,i nds what to law is :t nii(atty and irresista• i • 11 ,D"Wilin'T.Evster, Fcaron Fletcher, Fos.'
) iliti - l ii , ',,,a, ifization. c)
es i Tliirrisurt. err, odgsoll, iHolcomb,
Sandwich Kant .. speaking of Kiln* Kamoha- i ), Ir' L t d ``.' . ' II 1.1. Guy,
''s
ierf
. ' notice that in the Senate Adattis of Missis- , .'"
mema. says a— Ile loafs romLthr! ii'w'ri
,- ,1 1 5 1,,pi, has ;tar' tiduc t it a bill of dal,' s a nne e h a rae.,lpubbs, King,- Kirk patrick, 'Krivps, ,-Lane, ,
.
flonol t ilai:4yee is into a tavern, and 1. really , LA • 1 I I 1 I • 1 • 11 . 1))rt .
..,. I ( 4., Lathrop, Leas, - Linde man:, Lott,
j'
,tt• is wet oetireo b y b e new party watie in .
to take a 'nip' vitt) an3 l body .that asks him. Lite Rouge lu ll . L ," t h s ~,.in le § t 'd e ' h as v i n . S i 1,1)1,Vt., Art.tplinuryt .I t Ve h. 4 31 , 6 - 1, '
, ~orri ~ . m -et-
He isnt w urth a 'et - influent:it,' and anctioneerS i ' • f '• - '.
. 19)tly and bitterly attack 41 the , s . 1101e• party : M.C " lnell g e ' lll u n gh , ikfaid ' 14. , Megill'' .1
won't take ; • his lid at am' auction.' • land ITeitry -.Wise, the nl i t s i nso l . t i • ' 4 Mellale Morris "Morrison Muse 'Pa , +e p 1 - z .,
4 11 11( \•OCate I, ... • • t •
~4„e, a m...
, 1 L ..
I . llOllSe, Russ, Rutter, Sherer, Sim win, Smith',
•,----The Bosto i -Pilot, (Catholic) speaking of t i it slavery that the South . pos. , CSS( 3 i s also o p., I er, Pi .ll nYpackkr, Powell, , Reese, Ritte a ..
„f ‘ i(Aitegholy.) Sitifth,"(Bleir,) Sinitb, (Phila.
the Know islothing, sa •s: ,` plOsed to the while Movement 1 'Another fi let
Dow, iu the naive u 'conscience, can'these ii' this connection should not be
h ost sight
1 .
men have thc t iipialen •e to find Fault with : t Lit the most popithar man in 111 -
arty,
lark: ;city.) Stt.el," St:ehley, Stewart,.l Sttirdevant, •1.
honest iniiniar,aitsf wjn s e (iwn anicesturs . werel 4. 1 offiir the presidency.isanti-Nl: ra :a. h e ar t 11.111 ,'rue, Watel'hiMSe, Weoel4, Viekcrtham, _ .• t
, n. l ~ ,
, \Vanier, Wood, Ziegler-76, •oted. fur 11. . 1
intim:gram ; pare t•it..--iiir such was the charale- i a 'id soul. But if we bleked po , ii iN'e `Maid'
ter of the , tarlyi settleri of America.' '• It to feelina of the nua‘scsof the pa l rty in .i_aird K. Sri:ONG.
Ml:::•;1*••. 1111kEr,PUSII.Cartisle,'Christ, Craig . .
J' C' --
I_ ? Slavery, the late elections in this. and 0 er,
Dougherty, Dunning, Edinger, Franey, Fr
A Democratic !Mon Convention consist.l
Gross. John•-"on, M'Cleen,-MaxTII, Orr, al.'
ina of delegaite from the vairions Wards or, ' tart, of the Ulii " tt, sh " w the lit '1 1 " 111 tenth '. " i'
s,
l„ it , i aide. Stiackdale, Thoropmnl- 7 -18 voted r R.,
Nt , IN . y(21 . k . , me
un ifr i ala.. . rsenia , 11%4, at I.t lazsof . the whole party. In Ne i sv York, the %
r,
mmunanyiThrt
,tic Laake , prei,anajoas fur' a t American party polled 122,009 votes,
l Wolour.
State .lit:..s Col ventiuM tiir the . purpose ()fi t /t")' aided the Anti-Nclir , as,ka party in that •;
,1 • _ • r I
~,
~?- . , 1
t , .„-,.„,.., 1 . essrs. NN , right, Yorkes--- , v `ed. for
: nue in returning to me next -.4, E ~ 1 , .
nnitina the De ilOcraticl, party, Cams, Dimg- I
in p elin : : % l l l . :, : nia : vy ' e , , ' „,: . en ! ' r. E 4ti l :(i n itg uL v E ia l ted for R." B. : .I." 's o - titnis.-
n
I•is St.vin.ar s."•in Buren niid Wise, of Vi - r- ! Ire"tS- nine " wit - "M"' d to t "' - ' t! t6ltus ' tult. "' m • . •
• • .
'inatt• met at - three o'cl elt in -the
.af-
' , v ery into iilwas
ginia, Nrer s ) al on, the persons determined I s i a . - ' '
„poi, to 1 ,4 in , ted. :Ls L , :peskers. , ~ I a i like result_while in Illinoisi, by tlie . aid of this i
.
It
~ ,
~ : • Movement, the Dilaglashes w , r , 1 1..
, , completelN: 1 teti)oll, a t d
. ;after four hieffec i al ' , ballots for •
An orgatizati n will probe
-The folk, wing t na t a ph, copied from a 1 l i tint ,d, an d ,4 i n 1‘11,4, - ,,,, I ; w l' e o t i le. w h o l e i Speaker. ai. Ourned until Its mornin& at
n 4 i tz, •
tombstone in t it v mug.: oi xutton,
Ca.; is a ctir.osity.i and shows the progress of er-.- of tit? American 1 -
°-'wt go - I `Cue was carried for freedom iliV tbe council leleven o'clot:
Part', i his he etfected i)-day. s . 4:.
Wednesday ! at. 3.. lir the Senate the
; et-, 1,. 1 t
the age hp w hith w,e live:
er vas continued- tO the
' k Since - last April, the A tnerit a a Par - tyl have 1 .
In nietaiiry d the 'Earthiv House or Tab- , dlected nine auti-Nelitaska GoVeritiir,4, in as ; 1 ) 111 ° 11 Pg for Spea
ernile'... of Saraili A„ ss hiCh fell Sept. 6th, 18 , 47,1 ' an y
, States, seven of which 4st yca'r hail I 18111 ballot, ;i : itlideti . gleeess- In the House,
•tnn i OMBState •
which- L a d , b een 4 ta ,„ - ti ng 37. y ears :anti" 5 1 .)etioici•iatie executivei;.. li t , 4 ' I several bills were, •:1 in placei
months. 'Her Psyeltokigy w as the w :r e t if i t
.I Le 1 , 81 . Ly Im, -cat 1 ,, co:Lirress 4. -.. .1 out i Thursday Jan 4 the -
, - Senate there -
ri. out , . aimi
wire . .
guVcrri . i a number it unsuct• •sfui ballotings for - ..
Henry ( yid bard, and ilitughter of Thomas ree soilers, while the ;hole 'lState
and Mari' Ert(-r. '1.11(1in XI, 26.' And• iheat is thoroughly anti.sta•vt,r.,. New
-Jet- jei .,. , Speitker. , lit eLatlertioui t 4. Whigs and
IA hos., e vel• liv e th and believeth' in me shall 1,1„, f in .,,i0„,,.., B „,, t h e . r str , lng p i., „f , ,,,f the till _ : A merit'ans C output Mr. TIC • rICkS, and vo-
never die.: Believa.st tilloa tlll-;? Fes. Sarah _ i of the party, the knit cans in that : ted fox -Mr• • kiimer, who receive, fifteen vote s
lit ~..s. —J(iurtata i• t f Conimercc, ; • -
' l.l -,, ti au' '•1 . • . c ~4 , on severa ballots It will rey'll e-Mr. Skin- -
date , urniii, iota ni( in itis i t ) _4,ll,ress in
, . • .
' ~- io ti vote to elect him, fnd we learn
—The Free Vu ill Ilitpt•ists have expressed itvor of fret , q,,n) in kan:4l... final the restore- ' hers
1
the tidowaig/Lentiment in regard to the real ,1611 of the Missouri Cuinprontik., The ar t y
'.. 11111 t. 111 alas:Andy refuses to co e , for 'nisch*. ..
of or . ganilzatioi r to-day i s no
Atiti-Slias (eV c tariicterlufprofessed Anti-Slav- :as defeatted alinost every tiordiern man - that '!
The. roslice t
. • int) e flatteraig than it was on, the first •v of
ery piiiClO:d ri tints. I . - 1f0u.4.1 for the Nebraska bill. aM4I it lias coin. '
' I •-a.-..' - - - -- .
llc••is.4d, lilt the 'repeated treacher to pletely revolutionized the I limit.' of Represent- : 1 • t ''-- "in•
- -
I
the
-tAiive, ;nal the firtai adliaince with pro.skay. otitis, , b years but for three yea twli.th'irds of the
z
cry interests, w!eeha have characterized tilt. Senate will be bey(Aidits reach. hus tar the,
old political P iglus, leave no :A d eq uat e grtaw .d
for confel.-iii in thmr ,anti-slasery i . r t,t,..,;.
51;111-i; and in-!tee all li
51;111-i;olitical support given
to tin ~ e. partit, as sit,.l, while bearing thpir
preself. charm ter, is -111C011c•i•Itell.: with a pro.
fession of auti-sla% cry ' or Cilliz4.ll/11ii.y.
. Know-
From the
13.trr)-,
:>entati ves, D
ir.g t. 94
I'.lt
NoW,
North, a 1 4t.1
t•t)11111411:14fili (I
A 1,0! it
togs•ti.4.l
anti min,,,r( 1
1-1;alrit•!.
•
othin •
sreveil
sissil I.
c. le.
11 It 11.7
are t.
all :12
BERE
MEE
tycnt
ht ir
If theEz.
oceain
Llity
Nillet!ol
cler,trov
fietvriiint.,4l/ 1
prop, r tri(4.a
of tip.. rip- ,
II:5
ri s tthts/ofiStal
of
, Conm.itution:
er . a , ion of i
I.4reach.abil
adopt,..; intkl
mo c
st isiniai
bt boltlncbss
bring
Si0:1. Circuit .
In
O
Ari
.1
(jf th
ultra antbs . 4i
o f rawletatit
eatalillatp
1 .~ ~ti:(
)11e i,
. The
i
The ilte i ,rity and - respectability of fly.
Dettioerittie party beye been- su‘tained byadi
tiering t(4 the - ,, i eat . cot,t, th Ut!onal dOetrineii
whidi it" inculAted and refu-ing' under aq
cireum4ances; th. ally it. , .elf kvith the temps.. rare isiii.; . , which t he :Whig party has! so
rea - dity tiffiii at d!Wit i lt; and which have result
cd in it4eorritption, and nbnoit in its destrtte
tiOn.- " Thongt defeated at, the North; in 4 i he
_ lat,c eletilie -4;thO! , -.e. wini StOod by thenr min i .
ciplps throullt that ardweis strug.Ale,are - Anetit
Whose 4vo . ion to truth . : is beyond suspieiOn,
awl whd, al :by a few thousand Of. their
old friends, whoin the .exciteincitt and the'de-
Lciptions of the Illour hair tni . 4ed, wilr.sOint
I bear thelendr . .l4lflegtri.niti-phant.„thtioqgh:that
Isection, - :imi reintiLte their oh rinciples, and
thtiir.trith 'Men. i
is ii Wiser 'ti the South to
..,
I.trest . ths new r rgatilzation i: t w 'the: just iti r ,
1 terpretetio "of the ‘ . (iti.sti t alp] . - on whit_b het
rights, end hose' of whole, nion . ; . deperid
.1. t- • , . .
or that tilt] party Ilfhielt: even . w4en , defe.itel,
by &spent , facits.ha - alWays posscsed •
1
fle."rge bo'dy f faithnii '.4,16ii,;: :ins who are li.)
1 in'a ininpri V fady.'SeCatuze they ere deride .
to - the . 4:„."Ot\atittitiou'''itild .•the rights -of tin t :
1 : -
St .
ates'? , I
• • l
We know th„t '
this. -
o s - roer " at,. 'ti .to prin
el i des wIpA the Oarty have Over eherished 'l
•
Vie e - kta that,.l4 'isi a c)rmidebie machine ' la: /
:the luindo orambitit us men to . defeitt this - Ad•
ministralion, 4,4411' stands as a bulwark,' for .
the -- just 1 t. !„tA'ot tkw: State* and 'the' peeplr„ i
a g :,,nst„ eve' forin _or gerseeution.itnd fatiaitt
'` . .4 -` 4ln' . ',Stk r i know that, wider, its banner lir ,
- ai*yrd th. -alio, for a qttarter — af s 'oentit
i.y
1 - . i • ,
. -
•i, 321 Congress.' ,
1 1.4 the Hon.
,W in. S.
116' th'e Irotise/or TZepi7e.
t-33 : 1 ) : the AA-
this rilek'einent at ttte.
.it? It is
" itti3." .. t.,l* tint c!cti'k)ll. l '
i - ii:iSzit. Whigcism, - 11"4,-
~i'll..Atzti-Rottisnl. gail4-
; tlnisan,..l' fretful ,rii's,
q)ivithi in 'on.: common
, in - fn;tl li.:6.P.r.N6thing,
th , ll, and an attvnir.t to
it ha*
c.-right - ; have nut the'
it; the other is it denial
‘ 4 S. i t izens ; regrartlless
cru , a4le' awainst the
, other against the rig==hts
one' (q)enly spltrmi the
1 ' .
t :CEREAL 'W ON DERS.--:- At the74ll(loo)in
I Corn Exehange'tpeet ing; oh Wedssd4v inorit
itig last; some samples • tif califivrei,4' Wheat
!;and oats we.re - exhibited by ;Williantill . .. Gil
!j,itti-a.grah 1-dealer in .thnt' eit , whiCli eke . ited
the e: test - viintiler. The': . .rainsrcif Wheat
1. and oats were of remarkable. size, the former
1 , -
I! being at - the rate cif' seventY, piaindi -to the
bushel, a. thing. 'Unheard- . of - here, wierc the
i very. Gest sant pies Of Wheat :do -not ic4t higher
i than the rate t ifsixty-three or ,•ixty-fott pounds
to the bushel. The head of whear-Was , also'
I . of great size. - 'iYith sueiniffrtility a 4 the_ soil
of C'! . cc li fornin must:possess".to '',yield Ateh 'Tiro
ducts'es these. • it is no wonder that I wilt already -,
~ hear of.t he sabundanee of the :'l:is . t. whi.at-erop,
tend °fits-being sufficient te'''upply . that ' re-.
gion. ' • •• e. • .
Ent rEn .I‘Axixo.-----:A I.:dui - II ieimproveinent
in the' prcrivss - of. WOrking bu er ' bas4 . ieen; 4:
i feeted by Mr." Ezekiel Oore, of . Vcruiot, co p.
sistinlg In 'llia enCpinyinent <Jr; zin : .endiess re
'.v olvin g . Seek or bag for 'eantaininganittaifin,....'
titig the butter, And
,iinnieyin'g . lt - tolind - be,
iareen'tWo thttea: or Werhsitg roilem
fi. ;iind .
through the water in the tuli - tt
or Itex. 4 ; stlis . '
Ithe*Y•ollet4 Opetlite., : npon it'll,.The . lititter - Is'
iplaaid in the gnek'altd:the tub fillnd• 'With tut=
iter ; the' fluted tuber:Lire eitited• to . -reVol‘ 2 ,e;
•iand set the sack .in , motion; i. .Thu" cock and .
Iblittei , are thus, 6inSed to ' ' ss' betWeett' the
, - Bcited . 'rellers' under: the' salt;! tipper, and then.
thrOughilie : skitter 'lentil 'the' bi! , gtiii ,- :Workiil,
:deemed' inti ieitslicied.; - • '' Y • ~
~In the Boise a numberm of Petitions -wet
presented and sev6ral - - bilis in .roduced. -A.
„ . „
'
W. DENEsnai, Esq., the Ante-lean nominee
fur -Chief cler,k, ,was deck--, - receivsig 69
! v( ,; ( ,..: 6)1. Wm. Jack- wasl
.t. ie - De i nqera tie
i-nominee and received .'2O vote.S.' The Assist=
';ant C!-.2rk,:gr.IIES.NERSIIOTS; 4,Berks - chunty,.
is-also an .llnierieau. , as are a.t.ho tiubiirdi, '••
.
! nate' 611 - icer4 yieeted' and' a4ointed in .the
-
Iloti,e. The - Transcribing CleilisArealles .: 7s,,;. -
1 J, I.: I.?l ,, lattiiyer,fornierly of th r oPento'crOtiF/.
c Pie 3 , s, lletalincr, Sari Mel C-4SlaYmiiker, „iit
Lancaster;- E. Cowen, Esq., r Editor' .0f /the
1 Mtrr in ..ittiil,, W. _IV. Tai i 4, of Liiwrenee,
and Eiltulan Smith, E...q.;:ofTinikliannoek. -
' II r.' rai rl evL of Si:li uvlki t I, t . c.i
i.n -N
hi 'tielori • to, ”
[ pitch into ti.e Democratic oW(ithings,.
t
and give the llonie to iti - rLqand (hat he'-
• t.,
i wptild wzt , e;` war to thq knife.'" against 'Sam' -
! and his fore iwers, during thn .vinter.• - •" ' --:
i /Ti ate. orgn. 6.-The,'SleinSe - was • called'...
! l to Order at 'eleven , o'elO'Ck. "The re4ding - of
the . - lournal, of - y);E:tti! ay wa dispensed with.
! _in rilotion of
,Mr. Goo( win,- the. Senato
pr -eca t yd. 1-). the- . .i.l"th ba lot - ibr..Speaker,
-W e
i i
s
it refulted,as tbIlow: . ' . • - : - . ' -
i . I.e•isrs, P,rown„Cresiswe,l, Darsie, Fry, •
poodwin, •Elaidetnan;. Ilarntin, AlOge, Jarni
i orN, M'Clintoek,Piatt, QUl6le.:Sager, Wal
; tOn, Wherry--45, toted f 1.4. \Ntat. M. Hies-
-
T
_ ' • E'RI (Dt.,'lll(ker:lt..l
:Nrefis.rst Crabb,Fergusonalennikep,'Frink;
I ;ford" Kiiiinger, Lewis, Mellinger; Sella;
':Shunian, 'Fa trltarti. 1 -
VMA . for :I .4.3lisSitnt.
i -- • p= t
I NER. *: '''
1- Mc:s.zrs.- : Fraizer and Skinner voted for
! JthlN ITEnnticits. - . - L :,' -- :-. • - ----
1 -
, A . fr; I2endricks voted fOri .W.- . E.• FRAZER.
1. i-
.1 a
j', .;.11.1*; iIfESTER having yei!eiveo m a j o ri ty
I. of the vote S cast, was declared,, duly • elected, .
and 'was -.abducted to the lchair *ty - Messril..
I Skinner and Ilainiin. ' . - , :-' '' ' .
_ . .
NIT. lIi . t.TER, upon takhg the chair,madn --
t
l a brief speech: • • -.-- .-
• '
.
t.. ,The Governor's annual
Afessa t• (re was then
• -• read and to be printed and the Sen-
I ate adjourn .- .1
ed. '‘ ' • .t-
.•• - ..''. ' • . :. '
•
i In t heHouse the4overiM r's_annual lies-._
r sa c was read; tint nO•b-ushiess of importance_ ..
was ti•avi:saqted. : - -
''''
' -
. .
1- L 4- ""j"„ • The London. Tinze.f tNtrreSpondent at
t Setiai:topol', wrote that, the aet of the Russians
1 'n
at the 'nifti l y .of Ilalaklava in _firing . upon their . -
• ~.,
. own 'cavalry as well as that. of the Pritish,
I\Ou j da perpetually disgr:lcelhellussian *te;
and it has been NassertA . that 'such athibg'
tract without parallel in the[ historV..or War- •
ifare,' The B.>ston dottrierlfludi: eparallel to"
1 thi4 " barbarous net of warttre ".in our , own .
revtautitnia'ry eonti.A: Itays:
: •
t•-
"At ther.battle, of Gui frd, which was -.
liatght het Weeu Greene att4: Cornwallis: Ni .- bell
the Bri tit, h o!tards were. in ;full,. retreat:before -
the'Atniricatt cavalry, mid the . fiattle . nearly
won, I,ord - t Cornwallis,saW [that•there Was but
One thing tinit he could •del-to,so•n "the' daY,
and' hurrying .to the hill n
. Witith 'McLeod_ .
-had .pe.,4e4,11 his artillery, h ;gare: the. terrible_ .
order to rt'ipel the Atueriea 1 cavarry, by pear
lug otit torrents ofgrape-oi the fi . 610. Every
:41)61 of bullets Swept necessarily through tile
rankS•of friends and foes. t . J.:T0 .. .0wn GOO:
inuSt feel the.storm as hciivily as . 1 their . 'ad, -
vertaries.: • Nevertheless he gave ,the order::
1".1t destroying oi!rsflyk: said Vllara.--, 7
1.. That is true," was the"answerf . OortiwalliS,: .
" but it. is iitii.tvriiqiibie.'? I The expedientwas
fatally sue4es4ll. It rep,ejled, the. American
1 caalry, and it reseued *•viettn.y front.their
1 ClUtches- , - lini - iine. half of the splendid banal. i
,• . t•
. ion of the onards wits swept to ruin in they_
-&itorrn L-cite to pieceS in open day by the suns -
of their -own' army, :• •
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MtatriEltO, EXECUTIONA. MO) CAsvALTiiil.7
Puring the. year 1854 tliere"otiettrred- itr the.
Vnited States 682 murder&,..ol.ll;‘.hjett.74
place in New York t -50 l'exaq,- . 47.in"Leuis- •
::ma.. 47. in Kentucky, s.in Virginia, :64.0
Calititrnia;i4.3 nI ().!lin, ISO. cveorgia, 33 in.
iiitAlississippi, 2S in.l'ennylva
ti-Te. n nessee, 19 it') Alassaeh ask .
Mary land, and soon: ;*.There etvoireel - a10?, .
exeentionc-, of which 15 were - in ,Caiiternit4,
'l4.in LAllli§iapp,2 - 8 in 'Slintit. Carolina,. 7 itt
NeW Yl.n . 4 , .and .4 in -Penttsylvania,, . The
nuninvr of. nee;clents was
,4 bv
liersons w-eri;killed i o,2 4 4...*()url ,
6:1 hatnileriyf tiOicjents'wo
193; by which 180 . pari , H6lls,'‘iici.... kille l and
582 A:'( - 111t1d1:":(1, die ' i prcii;it-)us year there
aeel4eito-",ty - 1 which .:4284 .
1:1110 and '49d . ivoancled. ". There ere
Slt flr . e.4 attended With lOss 011ife;_the
of I* . t•Sons 11110 being ,1;`73:
The YT' sli , ep of wiiti AlbaOy is sup3os.
ed to be lust--tio_news l ot . her havityk.bep
heard since, she- lett...Aspinwall_ for item%
tWA-111011t113 ' .