the government,!; In this, also, his plCdges
have been broken, No administration has
been more' prodigal than his. The : 'titne
which he should!, have devoted to retrench.
ment add .rieforir4 , has been lavished HEI
' truif
leas efforts` to sepure his own're-nomination
and re-eleetion. 'The dupe of the Cusbings
and the .Davisepp his treachery to - prinCipie
was pad off at C incinnati with a cheap rec
ompense--TBE COTE OS AH "INSHICEBE4 L 'AND
HEARTLESS sinvoiiirv. We trust that the de
teat.of Mr.,Buchanan, in November next will
save him from a similor fate. If Mr 13413an
in is elected, Kansas is Slave. If Mr.:, Fre
mont is elected, .Eitniai is Free. Thus think
ing, we shall la or against the one and for
the other. Apd we earnestly ask our fellow-,
nemocrate to aid' us in the work.
'.County COnVe4tWn • .' ' ' •
.It will be seen by a notice in this , paper,
that a. RePublican. County Conventioh mid
Fremont . and Dayton Ratification Isecting
is called at Montrose on Monday, Aug, 25th.
We repnblish the names of the Townhip
Committees, that they may not forget ¢r neg.-
'lest the duties• *at devolvt upon them of
calling the. primary meetings, obe held oh
Saturday Auguat MI. .. -:-•
RE,,PUBLICAIiCOM3.IITTE S FO.B, 1656. 1
Aisburn.—Thea. Adams es 41., John trev.-k- 1
,Bury, &lel Tewksbury. - i . 1
Apolacon.,:-Harry Barney, Reuben Bee- i
be, Lewis ,W,. Radon. - : :
Ararat.L-J. e. Bushnell, W. W. Stearnes..
EdWard Bloxhafn. / , •
.;
Bridgewetter.+;Perrin Wells, A. q. Luce,
Harvey Tyler. ; t
Brooklyn.—(.! G. Hempstead, Jhhn H.
Chapman,l.Daniet,,Tewksllury. :.
CAoronia.—Lewis Chamberlin, jr. S. T.
Lec,Chas„! Neal,: , ' ,
Clifford.—Thos. D. Reese, John Halstead,
0. Severance.- , 1
' - .Dimock----JObt Young, George Gates, Ur
, bane Smith. -i 1 . • a
Dundair....--Si B . Wells, J. B. Slocum, Ira
Goodrich. 1 ;11 - '
Forest ; Lak'e.--Orange Mott,. C'hauncy
W right, J. S: Town. !!
Franidin.--bauiel S. North, John 0. Web
s . I •' r '
Aienctsville.--tD. D. Brown, Jos.', l Hyde,
J. liofoxid.. . 0
+ " Gibson. —W.,l P. Gardner, Geo. Sumner,
Geo. Walker. [ ; •: . 1 1
. Griai ilend.-Geo. Buck,. Dr. Jl , Griffin,
B. B. Tuthill: I
itr-'%nj.et —Chi W
Walter 6rahaenj
HarmOny.—R. A. Webb, Wm. P. conk
'
lin H. KLNewell. , -; •
Herr ick.—lra Nichols. Martimer William. I
Benj. Watrous.
'Jacksolca.--J. M. Bronson,' 11. 11. - VirellSe .;
IV. "li. Bartlett. • 1 1
Jessui.—R4ert Griffis, Simeon A. Bolles,
Benj. Shay. •
.Lathrcip.-11. A. Newton, J..,Gaidner,. P.
Bronson.;
Lenex. l --Luke Reed, H. N. Smith E. C.
; • .
Severance: ; -
i tAberty—DAniel D. Brown, Gebrge W.
Crandall,; Jos. ;Webster.
iliddietowni-B. L. Canfield, H.F. Hen
drick. Isaac Giffin.
inn:rose-4 rri
T. Landon, Wm Foster,
c.'F. Reo. . •
' New, W. H. Bradford, Trac
Hayden, S. H. Morse. F!
; ;
Oaktapd—Sarauel Brush, Geo. Frazier,
Bradley Beebe'.
Rush-- - ---Henry, Granger, P. Hinds, N. Shoe
; maker. ;
Shaer. Luke:—Benj. S. Gage, H.
Gage, Michael: Hill.
Springrille.:—.o. B. Hickox, D. Wakelee.
Susquehannet—L. P. Hinds,- Pembroke
White, Wm. I?:. Greeley.
Thomson.--;Collins Gel at, 11,enr:„-:; Jenkins,
Joel Lamb. ;, I • ;
•
the New York Tribune contains the
following sensible l advice, to which we .call
the attention. uf,out. Republican friends:
• We offer to. cinr '..Republican frier {
ds a few
suggestions Ys; to getting up and cpuducting
'their campaign meetings : Unlesi : stale meth
od and iforecasx be observed, one' half the
meetings ma} be failures.
I. Do not engage too many speakers. -
Two goOd, reliable ones, fixed and secured for
the occasion, with a contingent reserve of Jo
cal aid, - are quite enough for any one' meeting:
The Calls are - very great,, and no supernu.
merarie:s 'should be engaged.
I
'Z. • Secure your speakers first, and let the rn
fix the tune; otherwise you-will! involve then
in contusion and
.yourselves in disappoint.
:neut.
-• • 3. 1f your speakers are from ahroad, see
; that provision : is•made fur •coinpeniatiou, at
least •expenses. .Remeinber, it isia sacrifice
to-leave. faiiiily, home, business, iind travel
night "and day,land pay fare and hotel billa.
" Thou!shall not muzzle the ox thal treadeth
outrthe.corn.". Remember, therelare many
,
•
of ..yOu,•and ..y . ou' sacrifice for one meeting.— I REM; BLICAN INfiettsci-ix Nivr•Mil.D.—
Your speakera•are in the . daily :Sacrifice Of
il We had the pleasure of attendinfrt tie RePub
time, ° business, hilts and constitutirm,. - • ' t . . • i
1 bean meetingealled- at Badger's hotel in New
... 4: lf . .your gatherings are too large for in
doe. rs, [then select, a gamic or woods. Al•
- • hist.- Although
Al. , Milford; on
. Saturday evening . g
ways, erect a speakers'stand; andl!;see that it 1 1 , it Vir,s only, called _ aS'a To wnzlip meeting,
is covered with boards—not canvas: - . lt saves land no great efi'orts were made to iml ucl at !
the -speakere 'voices and: helps. tho awai•e n e ° 1 tendance, the•people seeriled' to tarn out_ ia-n
-to bear. Let .yourcovering l boards project 1
p t4 forin . of , taneously, and'it•Was estimated that• there
three or - four feet beyond the ; .
'which the, speaker stands; then yOu will be i were at least 300 present. Al the meeting
- sure to proteet.his , voice. This aoa.rtgeinent i was about to commerice,lbe 'Great Bend
may seem of:Small moment to yon,.•but it is 1 Brass' Band unexpectedly drove- up, having
of inn:noise moment to the speaker,. .. :, .. ; 1' - • - iI - - -
,volunteered ...- to ' lend their spirit-stirring
•,5..' If possible, in every gathering. arrange 1 s . ' • :
i • .the to emit en te occasion. The speech
- for . some good, soul-stirring Giza- Scixos.—,
Let tour Glee Cluhs", be 'made il j :k of it alt i is by
. .B.
,5... Bentley, Esq., the Rev.' Mr.
and f4male singers. Take care that the songs i Clark, of the AT.: E. Cleareh, and the Rer. Mr.
arc not buffairMery and trash,. Liet..,l.hem be- •- Kin.% or the Coligr egational.Church, were ear
such as have toci.in them. 1;,..
. 1 ' 17. •
• I nest • furc•ble and telling, and were received
6. Never fail ofinVitingyeiur.,wlVe &nut: , - • ',. ' c''
- • •'• ' ,•:. 1 * with ireuucitt loolaUct - .. . .
ters and slaters. Their p4esence.and refining i : . - _•• -.- •I. : '
. influence are :'everywhere being Felt in - our: I. • A fine spirit of erithusiastil.prevails among.
meetings.. The wrongs of Kansas stir • Wri-. the supporters of true Republican Deinocra...
man's heart-to its center.: .' • ! - - i'ey-iii New Milford; and we believe they, will
'! • :7..lDon'tyraste, too inuclt 7 rnotiev . oil -bati';' . 'i be Able to give - a glorious
.account of them
.. -
tient, powiler and processions, but4ather save; ; - • . -.: • •••
i . selfes in . .N . _o . etnher-r-especially if the Bor•
.• it for; documents and papers. .; ii. .- • • -
or I der Ruffians w ill. be 'so kind as to manufacture
B..:,Don'ts'lritter away half.„Y'6ur day.
evening in preliminaries, as to who shall, be la few more bogus letters. fur Oblication in
chairman, committee, &c: ' lleinernber nine 1 the Tribune.
,
' • o'clock .cOrnes very soon :after fdark. - Get
•
right to work, elk your audience Nvill tire be
- •
fore. you licg,in.' ' . •• . •i' :, • -
.1
These hints-,--especially that rebating to en
gaging speakers and preparing tltespeakers'
stand—will, be of incalculable..advantage.—
'• .We ask our' brethren of the
: prey's to insert,
.
if they :agree; via us in these suggestions, or,'
in the - other ;case ,
offer better. • ,i; - • • " •
Imports f dti
'from r .spcaker in Ake field as
; sure;ts tlitit meetings were n6Ver,so large
- and :enthusiastic as in the preseni,.cainpaigh.
The ife.:eling'?n behalf of Free lEiPeech, Free
:Terrapry and siltrOiug . icansait-,is beyond
• t'arilieL •:1 .. .. i . [i: ' •
. ,
• •
TII Lancaster Examiner and. Her
tddi, a well:informed and reliable: paper, says I
that after a informed
enquiry Int-Ole political
views of neirly all the opposition` newspapers
Pennsylvania, it is satisfied there are but
- fouri which iuirreally advocati4oe cause of
' Enna' ore acid Dontdson, while the are not ;
less than sixty supporting liettiont. and Day
ton, ' 4
ing '27,
NE
Die Weinroeqf ReMbile4l).
C. F. READ a H. H. FRAZIER, .EDI7ORS.
MONTROSE PA.
Aiguit 7,_ 1656.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR PRE/41DENT,
JOHN CHARLES, FREMONT'.
FOR: %ICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM I L. DAYTON.
STATE TICKET.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER;
T.H=OINAS• E. COCKRA N
Oflork County.
FOR AUDITOR GENERA.;
DARWIN PHELPS,
Of Armstrong County,.
FOR SURVEFOR GENERA ; .
BARTHOLOMEW- . LAPOBT.E.,
Of Bradford County.
" Help me, Fillmore, or I Sink,"
Is the plaintive cry 'sent up .by the Buch
"aneers from every quarter of the land. :The
odium attached to the present wicked and
corrupt administration is..so great, and, the
voice.of the people every whereso emphatic
against the - Border Ruffian rule,-that all hope
of the Cincinnati 'platform has forsaken them
and.now their only expectationof suceess lies
in. the'streugth of Cotton Whiggery, : and the
possibility,' through Fillmore . , of diverting
: votes from Fremont that would otherwise be,i
cast for him. A' Buchanan member of the
House recently declared that " unless the
Fill More and Buchanan men _united, Fcentgif t
would be elected ;". and with thav,view of
I the case the Buchanerrs are; every - Where .
biisy in propping up the .tottering hillniore
cause.. They attend . all the Fillinurc nieet
rings, and by their members help to keep up
.their faltering *tits-. At a s'e.centrillmore
meeting in Ohio, the whole thing was man
aged by the Binder
,Ruffians, Even the
Resolutions were drawn' by a Bucharieer.--
..The Pennsylvanian. the organ of theßuffians
in this State; isflattering thcTillmore Know
: Nothings, andthinks the, difference between
them and the Buelianeers is'but slight, while
it cannot lookion the. Republicans' but with
horror.
The, same thing is, being exemplified in
Congress; where the sham Democratic Slave
prOpag.andists and the: - pro-Slavery , KnO'w- I
Nothings havoeffected-a complete and per •
-
feet uniOn,upon all questions touching the is
sues now before.the country: When a foul
murder committed by a member of COugre,ss—
is proposed to be investigatcdi the conlibine.d
Buchanan and • Fillmore men retain him in
his seat and shield him from censure. When
an effort is made , to'expel Bully Brooks. fOr
his cowardly assault upon Senator Sumner,
A coinbination of same elementsprevents
. a 'constitutional Vote for'; his expulsion; and
• on all questions touching Kansas., .the same
combined parties haVe 4 all times used every
! effort to prevent and -smother investigation,,
land keep the Free - Citizens of that Territory
under the heel of the Border -Ruffians. ,-
Whether the present game can be played
out successfully beftre the A - Merle= people,.
remains to . beren. The old HuniterS, y.
the cry of " know Nothing," hope to divert
votes from Fremont, While the Fillmorc men
by the cry of "Roman, Catholic," attempt to
draw from the other side ; and, while both
cries arkept up,YOr effect, the Union 'be:
tween the Irish Roman CatholiCS and the Fill
morejinow Nothing is being consummated,
to defeat the Republicans and fasten Slavery
upon Kansas.:. PerhaPs the candle will' last
long enough to play 'out the game, but- .*e
suspect that on a few' of the, last moves,lheir
light will end utter darlTeSS. •
A NARLOW..EscArE. - 7 - Mr.tharles :- 1). Ty
-ler, of . ..Montrose; eatne very, near losing' his
life on Saturday-last, by the accidental dis:
charge of his rifle. He hudlaid - his rifle tip
on the gypimd, and in taking 'it up; drew it
towards - Min. by the , muzzle, 'viliettAa twig
cati". - ht the- lock iiiieltarging the piece
Sending the builet:through his hat. _h was
so close a shot that it-made One hole.through
.ttie-britri and. two .through‘ the body of-the
hat,'lsid carried away - some of his hair. A
Aity " loud .611V:dm:rile:
A NEWEPA.M. Casses..="-The ' . .`Montrose
Democrat has passed into the lumds of
Messrs.j. B. McCollum and A. J..Gerriison,
who have become its editors smkproprietors.
The new editors are young gentlemen who
hAve both Wyly etwlied. law , in the ofrace of
B. Little, Esq., of this piece. •
Kansas in the Hone,.
It will be seen by the Congressional I: 4 '°'
ceedhigs which we publish this week, thSt the
House of Representatives are nobly doing
their part, towards - rescuing the . e - people of
Kansas from the shameful state of Slaver)
to whic,h the Border Ruffians and the
ry power of the National Executive aria re
ducing them. Haiing 'previously pasted . a
bill for the admission of Kansas withits [ Free
State Constitution, as a measure of justice to'
the pe7ple of the Territory, and calculated to
give peace to the country—but which bill
was rejected by the Sham Democratiedough
ace, pro Slavery Senate—the Howie o v a the
'29th tilt, amended the Army Appr•ap4ation
bill, by adding a pmviso, that no part 9f the
military form of the United States swill be
used to enforce the bogus laws of kansii,and
that the President shall use the militarY l force
to repel invasion, suppress insurrection, and
protect the persons and property of the citi
zens, dre. ley reference to the vote on this
amendment, the justice and necessity owhich
will hardly be disputed, it appears that it re
ceived.the support of the Republicans in a
body, while the Sham Democracy and the .
Siiuth Americana-including Mr. Fillinore's
Pennsylvania friends, Jacob Broom and IL
M. Fuller—voted together against But
the amendment was carried, and the bill pas
sed finally ; and we shall soon see what the
' Democratic' Senate will do with it.
On the same day a bill introduced by Mr.
Dunn, was passed, which restores the Missou
ri restriction, and in other respects [undoes
the work of the. Border Ruffians and their
Washington allies. Here •agaiu, notwith
standing they pretend at the North to - be in
favor of restoring the Missouri Compromise,
the Fillmore men, with two or ;free excep
tions, voted with the sham Deinocracy a
.l , ,
a
gaiust The measure. Broom voted witn. the
South, and Fuller dodged. .
The cause of freedom always finds iwo ene
mies combined against it in the House---thc
Buchanan Deinocracy and the Fill more A
-
merzeans.
" THE NIGGER PIRTY."—The FT4 , e, State
men of Kansas are not, only opposed to the
Introduction of blacks into that Territory as
Slaves, but they have also voted by a large
majority to exclude the black race entirely.
On the other hand the: Border" Ruffians and
their, sham Democratie abettors arensingethe
most p. desperate means; even resorting to vio
lencetiand bloodshed, to force the black race
into the Territory-, together with such insti- ,
tutions as will effectually - exclude • White la
borers. The real question at issue,, so far as
regards. merely Kansas; is. whetherthe. tillers
of its soil shall be freeinen or slaves; wheth
er its lands...shill be. divided among vnany in
dependent and indlistrious farmers,or.among
,a few aristocratic planters living in idleness
on the fruits of others" toil ; whether a . ma - -
.jbrity of the people, or- these few. aristocrats,
shall rule the State ; whether. as it grows old
it shall grow more andcmora populous, pow-.
erful, and wealthy like the. Free States, 'or
poorer and poorer, its lands wearing out, its
villages going to decay, and the Mass of its
whiteinhabitants becoming every Veal.. more
wretched and ignorant, as'ia the condition- Of
things hi the Old Slave States; :in a Wordi .
I Whether Kansas shall_' be -Free or . , SlaVe.—
Yet the so-called Democratic
_party who: are :
fighting so deSperately to force the blacks .
upon a people who do not want them, have
the impudence to accuse the Republicans who
make -common cause. with the Free State
men of lianSas, of being' nigger-worshipers,'
of manifesting an undue. partialitY-for the]
black - race and. preferring their interests to I
.1
t hose of the whites !; Was ever Y thing
.mote absurd.? ', ' • . •
The, principle of justice written by the Al
mighty in our, hearts, the principleof liberty
taught us by our Revolutionary fathers, our
sober judginents as lovers of our country, its
greatness and prosperity, tell us that Kansas
should lie -Free. and 'Free. we.mean- it shall
I be.. The slave breeders of the Sonth tell the
Democratic party:that Kansas mut be indde
a slave market, a State with three-fifths oflk
live stock represe4cd as men in the Congress
,
ofthe United States and such the sham•De
rnocmc.y. mean it shall be. The issue is fair
,
ly made. . Which is, the "nigger party I"
DELEC;ATE PROM. 11AN5.48.-"-nie Kansas
electioti case was disposed of in the House,
on Friday last. GOv. Reeder, being. sick- at
Philadelphia, sent on a statement.; kvhich ;Was
read by the clerk ; Ur. Whitfield; the sitting
delegate, then read his. statement; . when Mr.
Washburn of the .Committec -On eleCtions
closed the debate man able speech. • A vote
was -then taken on Ale resoluti4 that Mr.
Whitfield Was not entitled jo hisiseat, and it . .
was adopted, by Yeas , llo, Nayso2. )
It is unnecessary ,to say that tl'ip Nays arc
all Buchanan and Fillrnoremcni. Notwith•
standing it • was clearly proved} the
Kansas 'lnvestigating Corn niittee that W hit
field was e lected by the vows offirmed inva..
dirs from liissOuri,.and theretor i e could, not•,
be
. entitled - to his seat, the united South, and
twelve Northern dotigtifitees,—including Cad—
walader and Florence of Penns lvania, both
strong for BuchamM—voted to 3 ive him the
seat. . . . •
- The reb , ,lutiOa: that 1 1 / 4 1c.:Ree.
ted to the seat, was lost by Y
113.
THE WELSII RuvnucAws.--
her of the Pittston 'Gazette giv
of the forn-ation of three W
Clubs, one at Pittston, one at
and one at Scranton. Dr. J.
ton, editor of the Cambrio - A 4 crican—a pa
per-published in New ionic an which has an
extensive circulation in ,Penn , ylvania—has
been very. active in getting up ese clubs.—
He is an able man, and talc lated to have
great_influence among his cot i intrymen, the
Welsh,•of whom there are a la i tgo pumber in'
Pennsylvania. The . "Welsh . remont Club"
i i
at Scranton iseaid to be the ist Welsh po-
Halal organization ever forme in America.
. .
gier - Those Asneriams.who are so anxious
to prove Col. Fremont a Catholic, stould re
inetaber-that the votes of the!Ca/Idle dein.
gaits/ from Loaisiana, in ,et Noininating
Conventicm at 'Philadelphia, ere given for
Itfalard'Filltnore.--Boston Jr urnat. -: -
■
Western' Correspondence.
—,----, 111., July 25, 4858.
Mum& )tz oaa:—Although sway down .
here toward the place,here the sun .sets, I
have the pleaaur e of perusing the," Republl.
can " which cornea to hand : regularly- every
week. lam happy to hear that "old
IMI
quehanna'' is right side up for FREMONT and
DAYTON. My predilections were on the side
caf Fillmore for the Presidency until very re.
candy, but, like thousands of others, my
views have changed, and heartily concur`
with the moan MAJORITY who are strongly
`urging on their forges for, the certain success
of Fremont and Dayton. If yoti Pensylva
nians, away down there near where the moon
rises, are as much opposed to Buchanan as
the hundreds of Pennsylvanians that are set-
tied in western-Illinois, he will hardly have
the shadoW of a vote in.his own State.
don't know ota man (a Pennsylvanian) in a
circle of ten miles,in which circuit there are
as many as taco htmdred voters,÷who will
give his vote ; -for the Pao-_Stavaat candidate.
The names, of Buchanan, Pierce; Douglas
Sze., 4Szc., cannot' be mentioned, to them but
they will show the most determined and bit
ter spirit of opposition to Buelianan'seleetion
that I ever recollect having seen manifested
toward any candidate; nor is this felling con
fined to settlers-from Pennsylvania-all men
here, With vcvy• few exceptions,, are deter:
mined to beard-the tiger in his den,' and to
show to the civiljzed world, that the loyal
and law-abidina citizens of the United States
are more numerous. than , the factionists and
•
union-dissolving party.
As sure as there is a HeaVen, so sure is the
• defeat of the Pierce party . ----if lam to judge
from what I know of affairs in this part of the
West. • Illinois is SURE for freedom, by a
vote that will -make pale, Douglas 'and his
- hosts. You . will observe that the nearer you
get to the battle-grounds of Kansas, the more
- stinging - and 'vociferous are_ the, outcries a
gainst the policy of 'the powers that-be,' and
the powers that would like to be, but canaot.
Had if not 'been that firm labor. and . the
cart of other matters required the 'Attention
of'the - people here, especially this. season,. the
Algerines that invaded Kansas would have
had to apply to Government flr aid to recruit
their forces. If Matters - continue there as
they haVe been, the Free Sellers there will
get abundance of help.. • . •
The names of Pierce, Buchanan; &c., are
I a reproach ancl: a by-wOrd amongst the pee
: ple here.'
• I don't recollect of seeing a Buchanan man
in this region, unless it's those who t are ha
bitual Drunkards, and they arc ashained to
own up, unless when they are about down.—
All the intelligent, moral, and law-loving
part.of community are for freedom, of per
son, press and speech.
Excuse this hasty letter,—and• when I have
leisure I will write again. ' • '•
My trade is exceedingly good, far ahead of
what it was in Pennsylvania. .
Fremont Meeting at Great Bend.
:MESSRS EDITCIII3 :—The, Presidential Cam.
paign -of I 856; oire - ned !host gloriously here
last evening. , Without posting any, flaming
hand-bills orr making any extra effort Whatev
er, the spacious Hall of the Dayton House
Was et oWded with the- freedom.loving citizens
of our village and the •surrounding country.-.
Geri: . Bayless,-of Broome County N. Y., who
has recently returned froth Kansas, addressed
the Meeting, portraying in tm 'eloquent man
ner the wroags.tliat have, ben' heaped upon
i r
the .people of that beautiful erritory. ' Gid
eon Hotchkiss, Eiq., the well 'known invent;
or,
..why has travelled extensively in . the
Southern States and spent ninth of his
. time
in Washington -city, happenini.to be present,
was called upon, and made an 'offhand speech
that was- received with tumultUous.applause;
- i
and must have made the Bucha a
netrs (a few
of whom - were Present) sick of their cause
and their candidate. The. name of John
Charles Fremont caly forihiremendous ap.•
plauie whenever mentioned. The Rev. Mr.
Clark, Of' the M. E. Church, was next called
upon and, made a few eloqtteni ferna'Ai . in fa
vor of Fremont and -Freedom. The " Great
Bend Sax Horn Band" were present and ad
ded greatly to the interest, of the meeting by
their.soul . stirring strains. . , ...- .
Our Club are doing a. great work here:—
Why can't we have one in every town . in the
county ? ' • • -
I The Rev. Mr. Clark and otheis' will ad.
dress the Club two weeks from last evening,
(August I:2th.) .• • . .
`Tbe latch string always hangs out: '
~
, - - Yours truly,
.N. D. B. .
. • .
Great Bend, July - Bb, 1858. . , ,
Ia ' RESIORT PAPERS IN : PENNSYLVAI; lA.—To
. .
our previoUs list of newspapers published
in this State, that advocate tke election of
Fremont and :Payton, we .now add : the fol.
lowing':
Mercer Freeman, Lebanotr Courier,. Bea•
ver Arius, Indbuta Register, Hollidaysburg.
Whig, Crawford Journal, Chambersburg Re.
pository, Lewistown Gazette, Chester Repub
lican, West Chester Free ` American, Eas,to
nian, Pittsburg Journal, Philadelphia Times,
Hanover Spectator, Warren Mail, Venango
Citizen, Wainesburg Eagle, McKean Citizen,
Westmoreland Herald, Couneantville Couri
er, Bellefonte Whig, Connellsvi Ile Enterprise,
Altoona Tribune, Danville Democrat, Nor
ristown Herald, and the following German
papers : Phildel. FrelePresse, (Free Press,)
Pittsburg Courier, Pittsburg Froibeitsfreund,
(Friend of Freedom) ; Amerk. Beobachter,
!'Liberator Beobachter, Erie - Zuschaner, Lkba.
non Demokrat, Vaterlandsiktieuter, Volks.
freund and Bedbaehter, Morgenstern, Phildel.
Wochhenblast; Unsere Walt, Weltbote.
In all '72. papers. We sea it , stated that
there are 90 for Fremont in the State.
er,, be ad mit
leas 81 . 3; Nays
e last n
s an amount
.611 Freniont
W i 1 k esbar re,
enry Pules-
KEEP rr tx Mm.—Remember: that Xi.
lard Filltnore is the onlycandidate' for .the
Presidency tiho - is in favor of American prin
ciples.—Daik.Amtrican.
• And "keep it in mind" that' he - WAS the
only American Presidect,'who ever eigtied a
mekihg American hounds of American
citisene to - run down and catch - Anietienn
." nigger'," • , •
. .
'''irs Session. r ::-.,
AslirNwroftiJuly, 2.0,
- ,
-,- - -• HOME Or eiPenszeriitvitar.-e.- ::. ;
„.. .
' I . , The Hiniiii'Pr4xded to actf:on• the !ail-.
06 . amendments , re forted froro.,;the:Omitrtt
teeeof the MOW onl the state etthe rnib.i,tO
the'AriniltliproPr' tion Bill.!' ~ ; :
, 3. .. ; _ .: '
la
• ' Mr: . taa)pbe.ll; o Ohio, said he shooldleel ''
constrained to separ. to from. those With , whom
he. usually acted, in the vote on , the ,amend
ments 'of Messrs. B recur and Sheen*, with
reference•to Kanias , They were intpadneed
lin:violation of the rules and usag*•of the
House. It was thi3 . datty of, he- Oftninittee•
on the Judiciary -orilie Territories; itean.ear,
ly period of the seisson, to introddie meas..
tires proposing sore i e proper rernedtfor the,
difficulties In Kens”, There-are nOrsle 7,000.
men employed inpie. defence of tir4r Pacific
coast,, meeting. danger in every Ran, yet„
gentlemen propose substantially to *ithhold
supplies from the army, because, 141854., a
'legislative mistake ,was made. Ahy was
not such a proviso as that on which-t4 - ellouse
IS now about td 1 te, attached toFthe Deli- .
eleney Bill, which iitained :the apP',. printing
( t )
for the supplies o members'? W. iY post
pone. it till near t i tle close of the s.-
,sionl--,-
He wished it distetly underlet.' j,;•.tho. be
would go as far a those who . we '; go, for,
,that,, for fair and legitimate legi.s , ton rela
tive-to Kansas, bu he would pot:. ' . isent to
the aecornedishinei t of the object ' -
": I .' he indi
rect.
manner prop. ea. • et .- ,-- :
,e , - Mr. Giddings '!xplained_ w - -;,..,,,,. -1 -6diti tint
move a similar re triction to D - ' etk-oey Bill.
It would not i.hve been germai ''::'_:' `e .tach it
to a measure providing for the', ''••A f' meral-,
• . ; bers of COngress. But me H "_%,,_-its now
providing for the upport of ihtlle" ), which
- List of Juvirs. . •
the President w - using to :(,,, row the
Drawn for - the - Term of Court cernmencin , *
'e' Constitution. - T ii amendment:N 'M
inth r.
August 18th,;.1850.. • - .
: Campbell ccenpla ned of was desi' Wto pre-
It . ortaani Jut:one. ~ i • serve the constitution and righ ts i • hi: people
Bridgewater; Billitigs Stroud. I • 4..:
ageittet Exeeutiv 4 uSurpation.ll, ould his
Brooklyn: E. A. Weston:
_ 1 oil r•ligue. aid the resident to ei-vki‘hroW the
Clroconut :' Jasper Sianley. . ! •
, • b.b...,,t,es cC the e' untry 'I . ' , ._, r
Cliffiird: Thos. Burdick 2d. Daniel-Baker.. A Voice—" A good hit." ' :,pti
Forest Lake': Chester ‘V right. ! - •'•
• Mr. Canipbel replied to. Mil tGidding ,, ,
e
Franklin : . Ben;emin Thltikvr, Edwin Sum- that lie (Mr: G.) knew well tbeg. lippr'rpria
mers. ; lg.
tions fur the Art ty were in -tl, - t ! e
.ciency
Great Bend : • Win. Green, Isancl?eciihow,Bill. Ile under tood that serri, 'y'niler pro.*
Gibson : Jasper - J. Stileze G. H. Pikt`l7illg. vi inns were to I e attached to lother :rip-
Harferd : E. N. Carr n'er,:P. K. W illiama 1 prepriatien bills, the effectef w igwfould de.
• Hairnony, : W illard Austin. !• . ; • that. them. •He 'as unwilling to take the / re.
Herrick : Ezra Carpenter.. - ;. ,possibility of w thholding supo es frOM the
Liberty : Daiid Bailey. • various - branches r of the publie:,sierViee,.bet
Lenox : Saniuel Halstead. d ,1
. tbe House shout have one it: send-
Middleto‘ww: Horace Shafllird: e: .•
ing to the - Senat some bill by }.itch all the
, Oakland : George T. Frazier. . . . troubles in liens s can be set tle.4; • ;,11.e. would
Rush :-Jamcs. L. Fargo. • . . '. • • •
- - favor it upon its - own merits. '.the Senate
'Springville); John Striek . land; S . ; B. -Culver. a
in defiance oft e public will,,4hOuld refuse
iS usqueltannapepet : Edward Carlisle. . acquiescence, th nhe NVou l .d frtO 't . proviso
TRAVERSE 41.33.0.R5, FIRST WEEK. withholding the appropriation[Asea ,lat, re-
Auburn : G. L. Swisher, J. M. Bushnell, ,•;,.i . li
c,
, a •
-
Tracy Frink. ! - - • Mr Giddings gain desired t,;'44ahgri
T.
Bridgewater: Milton Hunter. J,Ohn Sherer, Mr. Dayirf'soi objected, I; , fe p: , k1: -
11. P. Robbina.. - I ..se
• .- • Mr. Giddinirs I wish to know arlietlik:the
Giddings
Brooklyn :- O. 6. Heiniv.to:(3.. - ' -• \ gentleman from ouisiana has taken threguar-
Cliltunl :. Sterling Bell:, ''
•-. . . 1-4En:ship-of my :olleaeue.
0
Franklin : James Leighton.. e! . . Mr. Ca c impbel,--4 can inform my colleague
Frieridsville : D. W. Glidden. !
. - that no man has the guardianship. of me. •
Great Bend:. Lowry Green, N, V. Carpenter.
'Gibson :r P. C. Hawley, Timothy Carpenter, -Mr. Gidding.- I want my colleague to un
yieldthe _ ,
derStand that ii "-proposed to
Win. IL Pope.
- . like a g entleniat , but that, the gentleman fropi e
Harmony : David .Taylor, Stephen J ennings.
-Louisiana (Mr. Davidson) uritlertook to con-
Harford : 'lra Carpenter,
Fe Ile Peek, John • trot ni.v collerie• re.
• Leslie, O. P. Jacks:rin: ':: - Mr. Cam e,
plie I expreged hie' be-lief that tly,
Herrick ; Artemas Carpenter. •1 . - ' laws Of Kansas rere franided iiifreud,. 'audit
Jackson: Enes Bryant, Joseph Fostere . I 0
, .. , time v , onimittee 11 theJUd:Clary were to bring
Liberty ;B. W. sSou:lpx , ,rth, Iti r n - v.-1.1. Ive-, ; : .-: i ~, c their , 1I : . ~.1 ...," fur
. n a Jai for repeal re. mole. %me
Cooper Corbitt, JO . h' Peiilyi
','il,. and fro- the i ; peal of the Eanees and Ne.
Lenox : Luke Reed, Hea
. S. Ctint.
' . braska act: and to reorgenize the the territo-
Lathrop : Eden Brown. E. \. Lord.
• rY ;mew; and r storing the Alissa.;:tri metric-
Middletown:: L:Yi-:Light, 1-aiie Straileee.
t ion .. but been sea political party did a great
- New Milfti - rd :J; VV. 11. Bradfiad, William . '
wrot? and th. Executive exareisci. hi's nine
• Hayden -Horace Little. • L . :-...-,
tions corruptly in the spirit o f usurptism,. he
Oakland : 1,. E.- Shutts, Henry Taylor. .
- should not be Ming to embarrass the Gene-
Springville : Orin Prichard, James Hasson. ,
Susq're Depot : Wm. Smith, Dan'l R: Pope.ral -ApPropriat on bills.
Mr. Barbo is - aniendinent, o ff ered on
I * Sainuel Frilkenbury. • ,of
re
l'-,Silver Lake : Elijah Wilbur. i!! is . Thursday hist, itelar ft iug the laws Kansas
I null and void, vas relje.cted— yeas, 88e, nays,
I.
,Thompson) Ebenezer Messenger.
189'. ..
The young men of Montrose and Bridge-
water met at the Old . Court Houtnion Fri
daY evening, Aug. ISt, and cirganfied tempo:
rayilyby:_the eliption; of L. F. Fitch, ;:chair:
min and =F Secretory. :
On motion cif4V.:4l4, Jessup a"enmtnittee
was appointed to.. (heft conititution and by
laws, and report to-the next meeting, viz:
W. IP Jessup, p. Deans, Gilbert War
ner, C. S. Foster.
On motion, a Committee on Songs was ap
pointed, viz : T. A. Lyons, E. NcKenzie, C.
S. Foster.
The following:names were enrolled as meni
bers'of the ". Montrose and Bridgewater Fre
mont Club :" • - • .
W. IL Jessup . E: M. Stone .
C. W. Mott . B.- H. - Mulford
Foster Elisha Mulford • -
S. A. Woodruff .W. M. Doolittle
Geo. Pickering D. Sayre _
C. C.ltillister L. F. Fitch •
E. 8.. Wong . •A. P. Keeler
A. Smith jr. . T.. A. Lyons
A. C. Merriman ,E. McKeniie
G. I%l'4dt:um E A.- Case •
Amos Nieboli Cyrus Horton •
Benj. Smith • W. B. Deans
R. F. Jameson - - H. H.' Dun More • •
Gilbert:Warw. G. B. Eldred
"Geo. Frink . . W. A. Crossman
H. H. Frazier . J. C. .Tyler •
On motion, proceedings directed to ' : be
published in the Republican. adjourned one
week. . . . •
Yours truly,,
J. P. L.
Fremont Club.
§EcOND. WEEK.
Ap6l3c.on Ethyard . ; •
Auburn Pounts Adaw , , S, Carter.
Brooklyn 0. A..Eldrid ,, t. , 7 S. W. Breed, M
• •
L. • .
Ctioconut ':;Samtiei F. Carra:llt..,, ,hicul, 111'11117
ball. . •
Clifford : James F. IIodg , :on Benin Ayres,
Thomasß, Davis.
Dundaft: T. I'. Phinney. • _, •
Dirnock: C. J. LathrOp.. .
Franklin 0. M. Hall.
Forest Lake: Stanley TurrelLJ
Great Paid: Nkholas Dußui, J. B..Han,- -
lin L. S . Lentaim
Heinek': iJames Giddings. • -
I lar ford : • GeOrge W h itu ey •
Jaekson : Turner:
Jessup: S. A. Bolles. • - •
.Lathrop : ISlaretis Case, David 'Wilmarth.
Lenox: E. R. Green. • ; -. • •
Mont(osei
.c. D. Lathrop.
.New Milford : A, S. Walker. ••• '
Rush : Henry Granger, N. J. SherwOod,
Townsend Baker. •
Springville: Seth Stark, C. A Thornas, Da-
vidWakelee.
Silver Lke: Horace Bliss, lqichael ; Hays.
Susquehanna ll s epot : Seba Brant.
Telegraphic Ne*A.
; ST. Louis, Aug. sth.
Ilissotiat.—Benton goes out:of St. Louis
county about 3300 ahead of pink, and Polk
2000 ahead of-Ewing. - Blaira Majority will
reach 1000.. Richmond has gOne Democrat-
ic. Scott, DeMocratic gain,'soo. Berrien,
county, Kilos' Nothing majority. Owen co.,
Democratic. Harrison countY, Democratic,
•
CINCINNATI, Aug. h. •
KzrruCET.;.- 7 -County• retura, § from Ken
tucky- this morning favor the IDemotrats.— . -
The impression prevails .here; that they' have
been generally
,successful throughout the
State.
- .
.
.
lc.nv.t.. Davenport; Scott county, 350 Re
public:nl • majority. Muscat Inc, about 150
do: -Jackson county, 150 - 40. . Destuoine;
100 do:
NEW YOE; Aug. 6th.
MASSACIRISETTS.—The liffisachusetts A
morican Stite council held a ffnarterly meet. :
;rig at Fitchburg . --yesterday. The Fillmore
men withdrew, and formed a new State coun
cil, and_ the ,Fremont portion endorsed the
Republican ticket:
Ns - v( l l76ms, Aug. oth.
.PENNan.vAxtA.--The Pennsylvania Atner
lean State Convention met', at Harrisburg
yesterday. A proposition fur forming a fu-
Mob electoral ticket was rejected unanimous.
-
7 - ;:eirin giving a list of Fromont papers in
Pennsylvania,.,the New
the !Independent
Herald puts
down the circulation of the lindependent
publica, Montrose; at 500. The Herald
guesses 'wildly.' Our last vtcek's issue num
bered 1248, and ourilist constantly in
creasing.
ikulll9llllCß,. THEN.,--JOHit, JCAHWALAD*II,
THOS. B. FIXHIENcx and J. GLANCHY J9lsgs,.
the three Pennsylvania Buchaneers who vo
ted against the expulsion of Iltiooxii, are hi a
fair *4- of receiving Jiisticii at the bands of
the Potpie. ikearly every aper in the State,
which We: open epontita:o_ them , proper,-
terms, and Ihr:Ppttaville Miners' J out* gn
4Yoscs the* 114 1 10 6 :Wi14 11 00inei ,
,
lowa Ctir, Aug. sth.
lIMI
TBIATTFOITaTR
Py a vote of.yeag 91, nays S 3,
!e amendment offered yt,ter
.• man, providing that no party
oree of the United States.shall
The. House,
concurred in tt
day. by Mr. Si
of the military
be employed t
alloged laWs o
Kansas; conve!
until
.Congres
laws were.pns
' conformity Will
Congress shall I
1 1
of the Preside ,
preserve.the p
repel invasion . /
I poperty .6 f thi
oil the highwa
against unlaw
the President'
:tia, recall all t
possession, an
iug into the, te
• peaco, to to el
The followii
ment : .. I
i aid in the enforeementolthe ,
t i the Legislttive 'Assetnbty of
!bed at the ShaWnee 'kis - siert,
shall declare whether. those.
.ed by a Legislature chosen in
h the organic law,
and until
so declare, it shall be the duty
t to Use the" military force, to,
r ace and suppress insurrection,
And ,protect "the . persons and.
citizens of the territory, and
-s of Missouri and elsemjle.ifc,
11 seizure and search, and that
hall disarm the present imili
ie United States arms in their
prevent armed men froth
-ritory to disturb the public
force real or pretended las Vs.
g is the vote on the amend-
hrs. -Albright, Allison, Ball,Bar
(N. Y.) Benson, •Billingharst,
radshaw, 13renton,-Buffington,
Lnn.)ehafree, Clawson, Coltax,.
Cr:lgin, Cu m back, Dam rel I,
ick, Dodd, Dunn, - Durfee,
'glAtr, Galloway; Gidding, Gil 7
Grow,- Hall, (Mass:) . Harlan,
loway, Horton, •(K..:Y.) Hor- .
ughston,• Kelsey, Kinr, Knapii,•
!ox, Kunkel, Leiter, ; Matteson,
(N.. Y.) • Moore, MOrgan,
Nichols, N9itiin, - Oliver; (N.
Pelton, Perry, Pettitt, .Pike,
Ritchie,Sabin,Sage,Sapp,
mons, Spinner, Stnnton,Strana
hurston,Todd, Tiatton, Wade,
Waldron, Wash.
Washburne, (ilk) Washburne,
On, -Welch, Wood;
_WOodruff,
Yeas--hies
hour, Bennet
BiShop, Bliss, i l
Campbell, (0
Comics, 'Covoff
Day, Dean,
ic; Emile, Fl
bort, Granger
Harrison, Ho
ton, (Ohio) I-
Knowlton; Ito
McCarty, Mi
Morrill, Mott
Y.) Parker .
Pringle, .Ptir%
Sherman, - Sin]
hail, Tappan,
Wakeman, .:
burile, (W.)
W(Wis.). Wats
ood worth.
• ' Nays—M
BoWie, Bran
of Ky.,.Gam
-era, caskie,
.Craige, CraW
of Md., pen
lish, Eustfi:,
Penn., FUlle
Harris t .ofX
Ill. i . Haven,
Jones, of T
Lake, Lindl
Marshall, of
son, .Packer,
Quitman,l
.fin, Savage,
Smith, of
iSWope, Tay
:Vail, Valk,
."‘ . iiiiituey.: NN
Tenu.i\and '
'Ma bill ‘
- 7.Yea- 1-9 k.,
Before th.
hell, °Whit
by Mr., \Va
ate will am
obnoxious f
in the 'Art
Mr. WO
In a Comm
the Senate.
Thibilli .
80: .._
..:
ssrs., Aiken, Barksdale, Bell;
, Broom, Burnett., Campbell,
I bell ; of Ohio, Carlisle, Caruth-
I hh, of Ga., Cobb, of 'Ala., Cox i
oid, Cullen, Davidson, Davis;
er, Dowdell, Edmundson, Eng - -
1. Faulkner, - Foster, Fuller, of
, of Me., Goode; Greenwood,
u„ Harris,' of Ala., Harris, of
Hoffman, . Houston, -- 'Jewett, - I
n., Kennett, Kidwell, Knig4.,
9: Lumpkin,Marshall, - of Ky.,
Ill.; Maxwell, Miller, Ind., 'Mill-
Peek; Phelps;. Powell, Piir§eiir
iade,, Rendy,Rieaud, Rivers,Rtif
-1
eward,•Shorter; Smith,of Term.,
la; Sneed, Stephens, Stewart,
f or, Trippe, Tyson, Underwood,
Walker '• Warner, - Watkins,
IMAMS, • Winslow, Wright, -of
I•- . -
ollieoffer. .• .: -•. . • • :i. -. •
an then Orde4d to be engrOssed
inys S(k. ._ -.- ~t .;
vote••Wiis announced, Mr: Camp:.
i
SAid that, having been . nattred
[libuitie, of Maine, - that 'the Sen.
~ nd thnbill by striking..out . the
[sumo' - he-Would \ record his vote
. -. • 1-. ld
,atiye. • • -•,. . •. , . 1- .. . , -
aurae replied that; bist faith Was
'tie of Coaferinpe, zither than ink
- ,
~ .
alirmlqtl
Qn moti ,
CoPsiderd_
. . • . • _.l -
rid certain acts of the Legislature of Jimmie • .
and to secure to citizens of that ,t4ritory •
theirrighte -and priVileges,-. was referred:to
the'Committee of the whole on the. .State - Qf
thettio4', ' 1 ':. •
Mr.*Dtinn . then submitted a. bill for ' the
teorgantzation or Kansas . , and provid i ng. the'
usual.territorial machinery. The bil makes.
provisioni for the freedom of speech,. and of
the. press ; test Oaths of 'whatever. kind, are .
prohibited,-nor shall cruel or untisual punish.:
ments be All_ Criminal procutioris'.
pending hi any of the courts.of.KanSan,, inf..;
puting to any persons the crime Of treason,
and all criminal prosecutions, for. alleged- vio•
lation or
.disregard whatever, of wha arena-.
ually kneLWn as-the laws of the. Le gislature,
1 of Kansas, jhall be ferthwith , disraisSed,..and
every person restrained Or his lib l prtyre- -
leased.' It restores the Missouri: restriction, •
and provides: for the encouragement Of settle‘;.
merit and education.; -The. bill repeals all .
Parts ofihe Kansas.Nebragta, or other Sets
in confliht with this bill. 1 , r I ..
. Mr., Sneed moied' to, lay . the
.bill' on the
table. - - Disagreed to- 7 -:yeas 77, nai l s 93.
Mr. Din's substitute was then agreed. to .
and the bill - , thus amended, passed-Zyeas 881 •
nays 74, as follows :- ' --- -
_. - •
• AreasL-31essra. Allbright, Alli on, Ball,
:Bar:hour; Benson, 'Bishop, Bliss, Bradshaw,
firefiton Buffington, Campbell,
,Of Penn.,
Campbell,. of Ohio, Chaffee, - CiawSob, Colfax,.
&emit's, Cumback, Danirell, ' Dean 'Diek,
Dodd ; - Dunn, Thirfee„.Edie, E f dwilria, Ern.
rie, _Finger, Giddings, Gilbert, Granger,
• Grow, Hall, of Mass., Harlan,llarrison, Ha
ven Holloway, ITorton,*-of.N. J.', Horton, of
- Min, Illighstou, , Kelsey, Kiwi', Knapp,,
Knight; -Knowlton, Knox, -Kankel,lMattes6, .
McCarty, Miller ' oore, Morga , , ISlorril, -
Nichols, Norton, Oliver, ' O Parker, l'elton,Fter
ry-, Pettiti, -Pringle; Purviance, RFtchie, Sat
bin, Sage, Sapp, Sherman, Sirnnions, Spin:
pier, Stanton, Stranahan, Tappan, Todd, Tref.
I ton, 'Wade, Wakeman. 'Walbridge, Waldron,'
Wa-hi - itirne, of 111., Wa.shburme, 1 M
Jr.: Mat:
son, Welsh, Wodd, Woodrtiff,'..lnd ' Weod.
worth-48.. . , . .. .
-Nays--Messrs. Aiken,
.Barksdale,. 84,
Bowie,
.Brauch, Broom', Burnett;l.Carapbell,
of Ky.' Carlisle, Caruthers, .Caskte,. Cobb of
Ga., Cobb of Ala:, .Cox, .Craigel, Criniford ,
Cullen, - Davidson, Davis,, De nver, Dow
dell, Ed in u.ndson, English,, Faulkner, Foster,
GoodkGreenwood, HarriS of Md., Harris-of
Ills., Winston, Jewett, Jones of Tenn.,,Tnne;s,
Of Penna., Kennett i •StOwell-, I.4ake ' .Leiter, -
Lumpkin, Marshall's k . y. , Mars lallot Ills.,
Maxwell. Miller, of Ind., Mill4on; . Packer,
Peek, Phelps; Powell, pilryeai., Quitman,
Reado,; Ready, Ricand, Rivers, Ruflin,.Say.
Age, SliOrter, Smith, of Tenn, Sut)ith,.of Va 4
Sneed,. Stepheits ' Stewart, Sw4pe, Taylor,
Tripp, Underwood, Valk 'ol' N. 71. - Walker,
Warner, Watkins, Winslow, Wlfight of.Misi
Wr:ght o'.: 'reap, and Zollic . ..oari-74. : - •
ITEMS.
. , The Ne.iv York Evenin,
out for Fremont. • ": •
...A correspondent of the
Son tizet say:: that the uominatiOt
is received with marked approb
" old _guard 7of Sion - tam county.
. .. The :Pi ttsbtugh Gazette
ad viees.fromSomerset county, t,
of the opposition in that county
I,y, support: Fremont and iLytot
In Lancaster county, the[
Xn - rericans, and Whig, are
unite on a county ticket.' The
eoninvittee has - endorsed Prenion
ported by Live. of the eight puht.
the county, while oLly two sup}
an aid one Fi:lmore. TlicTtep
down -FIT inont'S majority i
at f one 5000-to 600,- -,, •
'Torbert who - thog, Kea
seat in the .House, July 30t1,
the congratulations of his Detrid,
a it a- party. triumph - had• beet'
the acquital of a hOmicide. Th
sure of political Influence .was
i cure his -acquittal. .
..•.. The . Senate, July 31st,
item river and harbor bills, ap
the aggregate •half a Million
They each received more . thin
vote.
F4 7 '. The conneautville (Pa.)
that at the -Fremont ratiticatin
thin place one 9t: the speakers,
had- alwa)s been a staunch den
is, not an imolated - ease. Thro
ern Crawfor,!. hundreds of Dei
deserted the standard of the BI
are doing in their power t
Republican Party. r Sume toy
.have 'always ;:;i'vel.f heavy Deny
Nities will 1 , 1 ahnost a .unatil
I Ft-et - licit - it - and Dayton. Crawfoi
735 majority in-IBs2 l —it will
(win to give 1200 Republican ti
day of election-cotnes:
i
. .
•1.. ' MARRIED. . -
4 Auti,ust. 3d„185e, by Rev. J. Anderson, Mr. Bre.
Arta WASILINGTON to Miss MAItY P.1114:4,t0th of MOW
rose.
At Elmira N. Y. July 4th, by thelev.• T. Munson,
Mr. E. R., STenimqs of Bridgewater to Miss LYDIA
LiIiER.IIN of Neistou N. J. . [ -
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Situation Wante d—By a, good COMPOST
ITOR. Piecc-trOrk preferred. Apply at-this Office.
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' The Rev. Georg Landon will address the people
of Susquehanna County,' on "Treg Kansas," at Mont
rose, on Wednesday. August 20th, lnst„,;at 3 o'clock
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FAIR: i
The young ladies ofSt. Paul's Church, Montrose
design holding a sale of useful and fancy articles at
the Academy 'Hill, commencing on the afternoon of
August 2.0 and continuing through!the nest day.-4
The object of this Pair.is the furnishing of -the new
'Episcopal Church, now being erected. In - the mean
time, "contributions will be thank& received.
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Teachers' .Association:
The Quarterly Meeting of the Sus' quehaunatiFoun
tY Teachers' Assseiation will be hWd at Spridgville,
in the Methodist Church, on the 4th and sth of Sept.
next. _ The - meeting will - organitelat eleven o'clock
on Thursday'.
The Rev. Cr o. Larocci will deliver an addreis on
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the evening of the 4th (Thursday).l • _
The exercise's will be of an interesting chasetr;
and,n as the peoplenf Springville will extend a_heartY4
weleonte,to all in attendance and' entertain the , * froe
d charge, nothing can prevent a large_axy /
l useful 1
tneetirig,
m• • •
Coe s :Teachers, rally • let us see which shall. bu 1
the BeINER Tows. By:Order.
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cik '" • '• - Notice. ' 1,/ / '',
A meeting of the Susqueltanna / fiounty Agriemhz•
N s
rst eiety will be held at. thetold, Vend . Hoge in
Mot o on, Tuesday evening Aug. ltth. , Tlfp rem
port o the Committee on Permanent Location et the
Fair and other important i besiness twill heitlittiMised:
.. umutl9. - oAR3uvr, RW._o4*-SeeY.
GUARDIAN'S SALE.
IVPTICk is herby giverrThat by virtuiof an Or.
:LA 'der front the Orphans' COntt of Susquehanna
county, them will be exposed to public vendee, it:
the Court „House in Monti e, puiThirsday the alit
deypf July next, at one Aock'rJ x., all that certain
pleCe pr parcel 'of. land - situate In Rush to wnsbiN
bouMled tiorth by , lands of Caleb. Carmalt, the
east by Fonds of , john Bradshat; opAlte south: by
landita:o7. T. White and RebecctliChite;tind ee
~ t vent‘by Linda of Alice Baker endiA atmelt: being
'loosrds in length and 48 rodelplarldth;aud Odin
ep acme, be the same more ea--I,,with the ap•
pertenances., Terms o f 0/e/eent Inedelmma on the
'datsai#: • P. vom_otrrES,
ay .,, a808564 - vim*" sc.
The &bele 'ale Is4l4loWed 14)Sitlada, Ant NI
: 11vne phiCe and heti of theilay.
.4lfirror
7Atillitttolt;
of Fremont,
ltion by the
-has pr irate
Fs at the Ina
cordial.
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[ epubli cans,
tirDo-itr to -
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Thig county •
t; who is:sup
cal papers iti
!ort Buchan-,
Iblicans there
Ii the county
took. hid
land received
I pratic friends,
' achieved b}}
outside pres'
!openly to .se-
passed Dine
; ropiiating in
a tw•o-thirds
Courier -ays
at meeting in
S..G. KR M,
loerat. llis
,]ghoul West
in
ocrat.! •have
ixhaniers and
'advapco. the
11511:Ip3 which
I)cratie major.
I nous vote
d-uaeePiem
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_us
ajusity as the
Notice.