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C. F-READ 11. 11. FRAZIER, EDITOR&
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-" Thorsday, August SIN - 11131'
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J . • "' volt'
DAVID WILMOT Of Ikliaft;l4'cAniiir
pos ciirAv voitiis • 'T • -;•i •
••'WI.LLWAIii MtfaLWAßD,OrPftiliderphis.
4C TO A: I,I7iI # .S I3 CR 4 T iI
;43 ;
; 41115tEa.: N EF 901.Y.C4 4 1 4,
- - 14,105EP114. LiWileyof Allem& .Canityi,
i = '
Delogati Elticiowinid tfoiat*Cerniimen:
Melleriblitian enantptleintedttee eir
ma Granny ' Met ; atillennirepp; ; yentiemit.iti netiletc , on
Wednehdly, July' 2lith,l and eti.,t•thi , "* ltte iiiil*tie'
foe holding die' Comity Cent o Mition;vst i the - 01d-Cleitit -
Howe ; is lareliteeste'.:ol Moridat;litgesPittll,'ettwo:
&clod:, ii. M....; . '-atif reeritntnaid' the ifteu:Mitiangro
- tars of tili i ii4eral 41e6tItih • 4istricize• 'Meek' at the
plactilin• holding their respecting tOilnahiP'e
on taturtliy, Angu.st•l2d, fral elect tiro dedegatiii• in .
each 't ownship and Ito*gt, to represent' titan: ; in
said County Convention.. '': '. ' - ' -
..
=' 'The following is.'a lint iit the Township &rt:Mittel:it
appointed by - the Can ' ecraamittee in 'Hsi 'lot,
wirasis duty.it is nitittetsa to the bellies , of theideln.
gate elections in their reppoot. ive distriets:. • • .
Arotacaa---Wiliiarti . lfitnvel, .iklas :Bean*"
Johnson Paoter. : ' ~• ' . 'ARA t.v-Gillei ' Wilionts; - * I .
Wh d&rn
, Williston Tiler.
Arsvwx—ildward Dawson, 31:: IL Derck ratty '
Cugorell. : j
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t r
• Battioi,wate--.31. H. Ho Ili.:
.!..:;.• Cation, i4l l i/1
Tarlur. ' '.• • .
_." 4 ) .
13soorlin4b. R.Pith;er,- - :A;lifer; .1.1/I(oite.
• .:-.C.Ltrrion, killer, -31: C. Stewart, 10.-Re:4 ,
~.Cnocontrr—Holiert Addis", IV Wilson Benny,
• Ipwis Cbirnhariiii.,: • •,. ~;• " -,. • • • -
• Datocs.—Gocrge;giejskensi; ' . .eot tlo
,i.:7.
'llffan3-. , _ • . -
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Dornsir--8.- lE.-"yinclk di, B. siticren, Thelo•ltr•
Fottwei'LAU- 7 .4hestct Wright, Gow..-IL:illasalin t
.J. B. Towne..- .'• i , ... v .,1 . - .i , -i : -..u. 0. i
h u sKi. l3 P -4 ,*44 . 50,1/F. 41/ t • l' i r'rbsl? A.
Finstannittut•-•-t• G ;lititen sines- 1i1ke,.:D.4,.
Gissox--**l.l Wilibulisrgeso7 4beli *H.
Dam T . Case. • - . ' . :-. .
• Gaul Benn—getei Decker,' lit'oliktnni, Hankien
HAartma — WakkGraluost,erhindes • Wastrons, E.
N. Loomis. - . 97.. ~.... -,
.;_..: .t. ~
Hzaluzz-41 9 11 , WAlketii PiliFilitii. WalrOMli
. Lewis IhinnelL , , •
Ilietio - yr — Darl 4l '!i.Ykii,itnitss;istttigji.,.iiiita
*.licnice,:—.T. w....-ca g m,-.Tota vr: ikons, Ilinthc,
Jrnsrr.---lhalphAtirchard, Benjamin thay,-*liiii;ull
Wheelock.'
Linsarr--Ale A. Fish; Albert Thiel:deli George
LArnicie—Philander Bronson, Halm Lon;l f .1: A.
Newton. 7 '. , ; -a-• . . Reed, Lts;ox--.Tiolin Itozlev,, 'G. o.Loranht, inke Hied.
llMoittoww—Charfeir It: Hondlev:' David Mona
as, - D. T. Hendrick. • .' - • • --- - _ . ,":' •
11mm:on v. A. Smith, jr., A,Cant, D.R. Lathrop.
:New Mu.vottiv--L. A, Staith,Gnalon Holley, J.W.
H. Bradford. • . . . .
Oactrsti.--.7. S. Grimes, Bralleylieeb,e, Stapfien
Frazier..ltese-40M. therirood, Norman Granger,. Ablilta
. SCIIQUEHARKik Diror-...A10nz0 Whitney, Thomas
Ingstrmn, A. C. Adams,. '..... , - • ~
SILVER Lisz.L-Hicirael Hilt Wm.:II. Gage,. nan
d" Bliss. - - • - • - . .... ~, .
Stratnewritn.-=o;tlickei; David. Wakelee, A. Al
Tuottscat—.A. T. Gallowar • Collins Grallatt, ;Ahrst-•
ham t-oen. ---- '. • . • ' - -
By order' Of the County Committee. _ ,
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- •• - • . HARVEY TYLF2kYresident
Ezmi.l.Patizez, jr4Secretary : z f . 4 '.-• r:. ,Ii
- .
Esterrx.—ln letter H. Jessup on first' me
fourth column, 23- Enal3 Atom - tottorp, foe -" 4 te earoi+l
The olhooner,"'read!" p" avoid tbe-sli6iieer. l -•• :•.. •
t or We troultilauin ineNen titer ;44iblican"
iotera mho t;esdttbil pumher of the ; Republican be
tore die j:_)44a tP.OPciiii/?st,aitend•
lug shook ebankons apcksecuOng the cheaele pr atue and
real"? ,men_k o 'Prf -g ea * o _ wishes)
. pft4ior
ire Townatope in* c o u nt y uparcupoa..--
Inr . We learn that William' C. Tlitney,' el Ritritid,
is a eandidstp for the ReiMhSein neithiatitai forget.
liter and Weenier, and net for Prothenea,'' %s
-ewed by our correapondent last reek. -1
The foWnrini are maw of Fandalatee' pot humid
in the Ihst publishedliud +reek: Poi Sheriff, .rrpniti
. Cobb, of Ifoittiose i , 'and gainnel WATairas, of Ararat;
\ far Connnissionir, Orankd 'Nett jr.,'of 'Forest Lake,
• and Samuel W:Trneedeft, of Lilierty and kir triiia.
GilimaN of Gt. Bend,and,l4l.Tfinds,
. .
I t ar lion ofßreaford eountyi who
has been appointed by Gov. ,Folkick to EU . the vanes
cy -caused by the, resignation 4 Judge
now holding Court in this county, • • He has the..rep
utation of being *3 nhiejlizist. • -
tar The Shut Democracy OfSitsquebanita County
ruet at Montrose, on Monday last and nominated the
folloaing ticket: For Representative, C. S. Gfibert,
,
of Great Bend ; for Shetiff; .0. 31 Crane, of . Mont
rose ; for Prothonotxry, George Dennison,
,of
Dintoek ; for Register and Recorder, Bell:mixt Tut
tle; of Gibson ; for Commissioner, JUdsou Botta; for
Treasurer, Daniel Brewster; for Auditor, L E. Bir
'chard ; for Coroner, John. Bolton.
After. the - nominations, Dr. Leet Wide big/peach,
a string of pro slavery resolutions were adopted, stad
the Convention adjourned - sine die, Dr. Liet t espeech
exhibited his usual.style of eloquence,. wherein bon.
,bast tot a ignorance are so happily blended. -.Every
body ant admit the liUmbast, and lestany one should
deny the other Tully, we will., give, an axample.
The doctor defined the Missouti Coma:min t.'he
an Ngti'ellent w A ti c4t 2 4aviu7 - was to be. Prohibited
Narita, and permitted South, Of Miaow void Diwogie.B
liar / That will do, for a Apecimen, Neap .of his
other etatiamta here .reare icorreci,
The resolution, wee* decidedly rich, but as 'we
have not been fUrnished with a copy,: we maw defier
comment's on ahem till next-week. . •
Cam" We, observe that ;scene tittle sluno-Nxitalt
ic newspapers =dab a statement that the Mehl&
Gav emzoor4 a n / ICAP. 11 " 1 FooPltdo l f . PC ' O l OO ll lO
trade, and inthe statement append kyng Acis k ir* a p
the hlEKKAßY. 4 *.ititth Im:Ptelktbat to OhtimatboP4-
Ic ja me our producer se *awe:3h:l3citieb GOe
ertnnent, horn those attacks, law ehey ceded on
a reiestatenteut of' Cacti. it is she- hooch Goyim.
mei:l44lnd not the English, who propose to transport
tootle ir est Indies "African Emigrants to serfs as
voluntary - appretdices lor. ttn yeara'!. obelisk ender
stood to be little else . than cover toe the -dare
• -Imo'. This proposition tar .boen referretV to rin
semi of f'tho severesf zepeobation la the British rat.
hayseed, and that Govertheent bag done nothin g in.
Allettlog as lotentk'n to Partici!** b tech itchier*,
That Imes/ - the-Alrewlish papers limy; Veen ifs
yin*, haltaray apProval it tree, Ibt there any4Spoy a,
reedy le lytetnied and *felted *Ai; ite:
rootleite orintereit and - selteggrendise
cottntries, eV is. "Wall eximpEfied by, the' morn of
the dottighfaceilitriattld OitilbdOgigeWit jtild Of
.341/IP ? f , 2411 *; " •
Shunoastic pAss of P
Au. A Nter•ww.— of the " It2laut"
prints are stating that Judge iiTilmot c nged
General Packer so nmetthint epee the stump . .
the gabernatoriii campaign. The ihritis storiAi_a
fabrication. Inapt ia !not nototioldi thre4ll4ll*-
bone, as all will 'kw* who . remember Ithr , Aedailnt
ttUocet Ai..SChilehd444lit-.44-31144,411dAitnie.--=.
General Packer's his man whenever he feels lite
•
DitehiNt
i ' Mß ; EgiO l Atilt itllf 11/ALL•
Clerat •
5750
I
.....0-11 litieciledir - on ki e brimunt IFITIMI*
ph; 03 111 4 1 1 1 ertzfeithdr s tifiort.- Packer WWI uri-.
e d.elt 4 11 1 41 er lfrOC: fr 41,11 IIP• W.#4 1 0t;
that ViliVe anit nt one kmli OliTol.#tat if
Ihitlattibtstr ' and t rui e e tot alcum tbe
Vont %volt*, billii " elapik iiii' 'belong,
+ the peoolo.43eit." pretax ' ** eV it,, ii ,
0-111itioe ainneteknio ;rektor t ileillioVii wok grin ~
monrialsri Xorilt%tbeitr vf:beveialiblir Aid nos..
, 10mitoett *kr ' tylisetiiirt4iesitO •
roustlllliiitLz raloittho . " Ili iimitrigib,
*lime bisskest* iiphisftweEmi.iviiewe r ;
epit Alms heint *- iri tt4 - iguisiiimakleeat.
tide inseasiewsup.l4 grelbikilbOjeeifit'l''
v.
. 0 n i p Aw eido 4isb •
Iheleitthr (elk titbtiniSinhi, idiflatiiiii. +
iiittee,.optialoreitt, ' Moot iiiipit the Mks
oloodttootilont Jae if mei toomatio woold
og IfVotafiritfimr An d
e.
coum.. R t, pr norms
„ . 9 ,
to' ignOis:l *on h ipeFer,`lnniste,de'treen
*no. the- freed+ •argato 'ow it*ii-4tialnittiterti;ei
anti. b[e .rMr hbmat la *Winter
oAtotialhouoto to *wend to Oa Wel or, a tattnabiO
r niltati Nt b r;!".Mkni Or .444 11 4, Pe 1 J
P i l idAng !P t e . % 4 • ~, • .., ~ • . ..! if :
_. Aid *1 4:541 , 1nee 1.N--0 1 q`i" " . i l e fle
Pr e " Sener I t' . * 7 l "Wer* cITP. I CII: 4 J I MO
tni, A6.l:4l;*fsfale,iii:ih,.t.c.49,FlA.r
I
yhiellthfY peek o P;e. '...qw.ardicelq:Acir
-MMti? . ..4:, I. 4l , fillii.M . PIO II; ITMAP:SO4I,Ir`
'flp!! )1 . 1 ,411„ 4igrifir g ior.. ,! 4 20, *sfittleffrar to
.s*Y*2Pe§t* And-1...aq *Ws . 1 4A 3weil. *Pa
P Perskra4c7 fink Filik444 ok Abe <Seel)!
.44 4 t-tile:S9ribiraOckb ..b . ilt*lPOilfAitii. -.T.heei
edibMit Offireli.gtaiiit,fe Utak .reeiden to tOrtee
Ota 4 JolitiOn 114 1 Bißitz;Vliv*Sted Ate 4104 • sod
Again , Pollock ontl+l3*l* Ore. yeas Alga , :h *Mal.
ite he reo 3 eeted.fnLikeitkeiridgesi the Denterlitta
:candidate *or Vice, Ilinsiden‘ took the stump+ bi
fiennsyfrutikilestildt.....iatiGenAhneiter antibody
*tin:Abed to addison t 4e iiitnetiner ii::enweitti
;liirmlitiesAtutocthitt. eaniatt t: - His 'he 4in.
leaned to tbe..looil of a -tcsonnblii Oonotabie P.. 'in
beet the *WO *me , ot t e lt lttiopy 10 , lb*. atilt
Isikel*is afraid ‘iikeell • , ' 'tni c ebie otinto. •''+-
E
. .
~
1 , :3 • i.For Aiht isiderintient &intikwt.:.
,:l, I , l i kliagrittlatut-loolitick.A, 1 ,:.; ~ i .
~l laaticAttoositi—Wsipoestropt Poo&
Wen iwolikariptengsohesa I.the: alrpabsorkdog laic
among fa Wei/eft pat;:f.thegothunitaitp bere t
atti nthisitiamthoiliftio - ' haserahttale Mather
exhibited li autaifttisttheleluallesip in the deeliiho
of theepeaidesi la diertosainitatielkata Connithise;
, nod. his . reply:LA.lloN . e :inked itirprike lad
I Eliefitelpothit *Were ' • fneetheratinesetani par
tial a dmi/Demeoiaoiti usiglibeibiipt..:!ney
took
ape it& esttotiOgret Porker's se i:eleaulsek:
,oit,•thil so a vide- Mali ti got , owe desire , to
meet Disid•Wihea en - thesthitp. -ilia Si " Paddi,l
ke• cement; liis - 44 With bpi: Ilcoi , oi at itii:ia4;seoto
Al liimeeroliefitloodid' ** iiii otiot to 'Zi . .d . .iiipt tff .a
l'islaillitp, r i ' i '-'' - - - I - -•
' .:
' .-:. -
H kr: lkeltateit-',asidglis its 'a reason" akft'icker
'thoubltiot meet Itibubkot;', thei), : tiiit itOtidsty
leZliri2piotSwihil4l iialit thiCfiseuis the slater, tides
fit
tIOW,: and g krisii is' kiA bpi loii 4 that ibe:ireiition wa n
it4tiel.tiy the 'peiiide: ins i ak Itoirllmpil as th e
' tint and ilehr 'ale' lie6ie ei are for their stalli6il-
, iiy, the ae !-.54 . gulli ble pongh to swallow this' ;
. 4 1 +4 know , ' a s do iloctidei 4 and Plaer, that the
oerea
IPtestion of slavery is s, s.s a rea, nor e‘er efli:fe;
till theiteiiit4F . ,,toiti , iti: • '
user every equaiw
!Opt of ili e brua'd yeryitO :of tills: Rep - u.
:,- 4 -04atij,
,Nees iii tokt,eing, Packer's !dotal to
..
t Vrt - 4 fut," ' '43 l d iiitr nob chall enge
4 1 1tiv
!hum rand; fier4 it''' fun 8 .7- • 4 145 . Yew Ks? •
.„..eeOr. 41? tickle itf4 fine Y '44, : . 0 0/0 13 P-PPoomr4ri-•
We sitaatloa in satichiN - pt. would be, Au:OOW I
'buy Hasinharat, basingp 'of etateoalforwthiek,
wield_ . t h row :crilPrt 04
4% ivfflob AkPoltaiwosr 1 .Doei .the. Ail... think
tio rm...ded
!ha . Mnotithni - tinit :. With**, 'this,'lrsisa
gunisb to !to . thight• ht ilithnetwaitie, trap? {ter
:wo.nre • that a: nothing -,A44'snican
_ao4l* 041.0100 t ve,fe4 i , "; - "..- - to think that it
will thinge hit:With alter '- eertaisthpin ' Odther
nett .-- -:i . ...... , 6.: - i-1. , 4, ,:•:-,.: ::, . , ~.. : 7
StratOtaintbirmintlrei , . itolliltibilliftf-thro4ol,
Wilmot nothing it rof dth ' Abel bowithns. •: • --:
.11rei wHi4orsidsami • "by Saying:. that Va
pors plosponts the ebeeri .. • , in this bishaits.
sthaticatthagissid; and s . ." -will withedip hies's'
.as wlli - risii• Oho atlcoei the c .. '' : i of ni;iioctiatoSi..
ALB ihr Sowlsrhheafikatliat'a l , iiittiar'ln thatithib
gerhoogn : •-•.: t at o
. ; e „; - _ , ,, ; .: , _ •-. 1.--,w . ltitG . I-,
- - ifineiseille, gebuylkill'!7o4 t,. . - ogeptli,•:l6sf. -
~ : • , . • . . ,
• • .
..Per alie.4 l 4 , • ilost,fices.;-
Letter Troth . t• C• . • a. - . • . . -
!Riewitik; t then Rmni, /
' ' Mapes Cie.,. I: -Jane 1, 1837. • 1--
*xlitis.Ennaast—llakei 1 7• aiktitanity toff*,
lei ywitlyttatllttle . ...A t ilt here 414 Wirldiflit.
•Whil Whit infornalat 1 i • . 4 -relative , io the •
trais,. - enstamit„Notiieenea,,,..4 e lifeln:C&Efornis. - I
4rilrecrairasemee - by•givihtg you Au? deveripgen of
our passage and Journey hi , 4 . We sailed than
New York, the loth day at A , :- lasi; thvitoard • the
iteituiship George raw. in : 1 w e re oboist eliren
hundred passengers on hoard,e butt reryittoriny
di& *shut; with'. tft .h 'winds ~.; , ralti:e Thetrett
'day was %alto 'pleisapi, but tbwas 'very rotigh ,
and about half the Pinteti . :were teasiek.' e- The !
next three days 'ire were inn . s. ght oflatidwnacii:
ir pleasant' and the lota
Theoeean, when it Is darnli . ttill:twheti.iltiera'
Is no lend In siethell:ei fa ds the eve PPP i° 44 l
Is
hotting but as'' hi e triter, wlili sow
and then a tun in eight—looks beautiful;. Stin-'
set at seals one of the iai. ' 'rlews t'erei beheld,
l i ry
and the rising of the sun is ' egUillj . ,betiatifut
' On Salmis]. April -2 44. paseel on e . of. the
Bahama Islands. On Sam*
i taised the ! iilandof
Cuba. Its the iftprnatio - into tie
~Imaitor of Kingstoe
Alr
.
irPose of taking a+ .* there oror
eight illnd icc . lk ea at veal It
was brt:iisla on gal; they
_brought is r'
as ',time. ~ 4
rteileloli ill Illk•
old ; itirast sew
opal past ...--
most.oharabia at
the most of the
lasstddes these
1 Many tithes' aro
'woviddwohuhly 1
ansicsas *pii
take them, 4 .f.
us their lifetime, If.
like the British go
'they lire I think '
'the Wald el
kin& diftlitpleal .
lf-they bid therlght
`a splendid iegion. 'As it, it,
• 'Tuesday tiottdt*: Ill*"
iliel - Vredletalattertit ii
cloi laitude.' 13till'ateee Itie -,
Vile welltilei well healitiftlt -- '
- 'thilitmidsi. 41)Arsoik"iii
a/l In Food beam: ; think
" ' Vivi "ia'welire l sallied
- -- ---, ---, ---- .7-- ~...
11 1 44kel oPlOteMilegiot;ilitle-4 02 1 !x49 4 11 ?) bite
b9cPrAttitigntl4ll[lllolPPiwitNß 0144 1 1 1 4.1Y0 1 4., ci
toilf NW., WCPW,Irs4gAtIO KoCkillo.ll4ll4bBP
Mie.Ymottliilat tetAbetAntsciatoC OA ,tottkintrd 4 ,
l i qtriglik 6 o l 4o 11, 404#4010 * 0
.11 ,0 144 1 90 0 -Sata
tig 1 4 . 0 10 ,0 iellnktilgt•lo4 ibilltitto7onio6-
1 1 1 Porl , or.,4olll l iootnountod.,toslos, but ottani no*
sOolootobkotiolliAllgoblitEllitt. ifritelt oostlio4
*womb 411-4osisintlAdismold so Abot.i!isidi.•,Aut
lbw rveliskiliatkoishaektualwrifil atunittsit its
idlest took* , bisdibt,ei riot a& .thirine limn ..the
istinointsinwspou. Aso hisikaiiir id , stablium., 411114
palinnsbertlicteardiPtlibus *tiny! misted +11.1104.
=Ws" alibi botteilOgrdidy rtiddluot atirigist,44cs
twisibstheakoveobiit**.Ttownillteistoind.tliey
imil tociainr ddlitiolltekvs thiy'eunelodudinslatits
licsikt , lttlistmlonting,•ilbsyconceisite,l 111-otilitg
issiotiirtbentetteumilindid ua Ul the *but' - fey
littedliss IlrelutoWda thif ‘ 4, IM: nos 04004'ailf
iefinegii4O eat ) all ittit*y dbliffitvud4disll4'/A
'iiitid itiiiMitaleiajOrtfeierdnitiftiitthfiMi‘itiedio
ti e* h i, g ,,,:„; .„-., c., „-..„ , .4.. v - r ~ , : . '1..: t,til +l,.i
I.'3l ltduidithilleeittol3o:CtiOttilo tillitli, *Di
'to t illl theinalf tn:C.' 'lf Tiiiis ti'cimaktest,' I
wt ilittli Cru,i)to glsitis; before ' t would • Put.
fi rp a ie d i ..1....1.: • , 1 ._ •; ~ ~,..4 lit , w i
( 4, i'l ..,- .. ,_,.‘ ", • - 1 ,..1 I :77
1 "ti714 atiihiax4 Boirittrii, al iwaig
g .
Delimi O t;ei, Immnte
N i h.A : ' . 4'W 4.4-',-. roei.,.(o•lfiff J44ge
wi/fila QU. 4/Pi s t i K 9 Pl. l 44fscUfS 3t:ittl'•bitlt
hefitee the people . a.itennsylvania the great
*anis on 'which ltiek r ire' tti. put judenAt
in October :- ..,.L.,. ''' '''' '' -,''."'• :•:.,"'' ;
'''' IT lcit*liitittiuit;*the' thick' iiipuliiimn
isifillitlititifor GiCtietinir in'PentOjilvanik. late-
IT ihillendett t rvilri:"Tgekir, thit Deinoeritic
itotnitiei:i tor licit' Otilpe; ti Yake'ilib stump
with hi' in . pilblie.dlieushiiin'thixi t iobot" ibe, i
' sem.. Mi. ilgo.kii igri
eirelie . vo ;mil b;
tt t
1116 , Chtitini# };f tile De
ie ttiOciati';:' - eCiiiii.;'
initiett;*litadt - ititaitiin to-diaiiiii 1 igilgii 1
i
liiexel. 'hirietiOni'llr / lui*:lll.4nii.,ie; st hlith, 1
hi otii:' trithelit"areVoetit' till 14100.. ' Tge
`Milli x : Mika' might' Mir e "ir'le'irliOS', q
I tiitklne a PrOOdut,.i i ii . .poye l d; tklotier,
_tfie = fiiitilinl'OU' of •aq 'Man' ii:ho' ;Arai 'ni'd a
' Val Jogai * aid . 'aecdtiolthat 'hi hiii.llho ,
tiltiiitifiiiiiibetter f lltheeil 'COI' ii clon4lderatite
04 1 fd l rfeknibigpitir t pidPitetyll xtici4-
Ilie eginibitites 11 'A ring bellird'*''iipo'pl e
- to' itilieirtheir' Vo eiy:ind ' tilitti; viittNil
- thp"ltraclii Reitublirair iihn'ili A, ; i As . it
Jimisi.,*titet'''ivrtirp c siikUiiit titiiifil&iaioii l)
if tl i htslatileV'bfw timi iiiiindi Witsbii'whi
e kiik'erailiiftitd . ''ilo ,islit'fi`eleefd,' 414 'if mink,'
I di6dVatitilge' fact reitiltild' ;O . Wiliiint iti' ex'Al- '
.4eifee,ol hisitnpiOpei eark; Aetriqc*,
lvould liUt•tal;e that' tq he'ait-gevet6ly. - '"lhe
'l,tlic4 iv' dtinti'' far 44 'deelloittion itriko 'us 'fis
iir:y . flitny: . 1 / 1,116, - iiid icy . 6 1•Vili44ng:canctK
*tee 1", ;r. ,
high . At - ill tichr of fi ce.i"Viscuanik: id.
401,14:'114 impdrtant s iitgiie; Of t Ira ni &in,
has '64' n'' tiked in' the SoUlli . ifud West with,
the'in oseconlPfete sucea4.'' - The' peOplOtave
been instructed by , it, and it' is Ito unustpl,
thing in 114 Sicuth to' find men without any
t4ucation, Istiti, cn atioc!tint of dick ftiniliurity
41111 politicll` discussions bi'tbre able;t men ;
nn byth'iide?, are teller informed on policics l
- than matiy . p.l'mv! ;-it the Noll!: of far superi-
Or:Cdttegton. - ' ' '
` Ttee can i , oe.tio bet te r i wayl!f ehreida ti fi g i
the iruth i ilila b! a: fair 'aiur open dis'Cumsion.
,The. DettiOe / raca,,-,On pecninit pf.tia
p syperior ,
Justice ''sti'cl s trength of ilii! ,, , dimse—stionid
eiptkifittx„co*t i lif: !in 'hl,,:csceasiQi'Ai. • The
1 - 4 11)4. 4 d., a nd erioi.s;i:tt,iiiir opponents can in
tio wai; I:4 86' lian i diomeri, and fo'l•cilifS , ex
losed.: n'te lii:Viitiint, Of 'the" l'istezit in 'die
Mirth , si , iitllsl,'4l4olitle'sit, bt i i : vorth thnUSandy
of viites tii our Oigillizatiqn. The declinitflOn
of-Mr' 'Paibicer gives Wifinht e s frietids alt•op.
potty to' itigeWibit. the 4- Dem6atiryare,
l 'afrald l oFptibilo - ethitrovetty,siid pisteeg. them
in iklkid And fliteepOsitiim. ll , Packer, wii tm
ditstandl9l"it •giSoti apeeko;iidLwould'"On
'thiistiltri4'hat'e'beeit 'an 'urermakh fiir rfiV it
fifoi; lialryfie 'tiro` ill i been' 11(5.epta.'"We
Ittipi . that is Ottiu'uti abarkielitigtwilltratit,
but 'that'Mir 6Mdltlate foriGOtiernitelirlTl
promptly, Mete Giiir. 13guise in iiiiciiiistotrib
evel 'putt ortlielitite;" - 4 "'' " l''' '"=" i "''' .
. . . ..
Tbevketion Of ;Lucite Rounibils
tie' se/seep! Missouri-is lik*lyAule set aside
lips frauds iu thneldit*,souraa ghat-44w.
Bashfini! we !rears sinee,Jand
%betel j.,ieut; Gov. ,NeW land- in lliiasoari last
year.:.•Ths St'LeuirDenactaist• lays: ,
m ,..Westated•culyeaterday• that, unlessfrand
were perrietmtedothe eketints of Major:Rol.
tins 'wit jfrolifisekil-We reiteratelbeimme
to-day • bat. We' .regret add I/It har.lre are
nenvinaedttbst trends artliting.. perpetrated.
Dim id lima , from the ;Christ' 44ierneo
to the elfeef that already the 9 e ef amended
mums has bean ,bSfrurt.- Cooney
certifiedestotteniajoiity for
Stetritrk! and i•reconled'; We, -now Col
Amelt sends—op .ani amended return, !rising
Stewart nvisLuadredandalfruy-ene ngurity.
-We erefurtheradyisellAbat the !Nullifiers in
their desmation ..have
.bent, outminhers , to
meet the. messengeri bearing the returmref
the remaittitic oduntlei, with instructions-se
-suit than neciessitiest -of the taw This feet
would vein) to hive /trendy.Usaired in-re
gard, to Adairand Mstriesovhiehow:figuras
that cannot be. =mowed- for pan .any other
?mend. -.if the fraud hits been-thus .begun,
where shall it end-I::.The villainy •isideh was
perpetrateiLat she .lastweasiutii whereby Han
t?oiik .Jacitsen tient/ tioveinsue,
was only consummated -by the' fraudulent •rii.
urns-from/ME dins yar now we have the
unesemies • in the sarassoeutty, moving in be.
ballot a kin.trated • !.. . ••. • * ' '
Paorssanna-41 -sDne . cif,
the meetings held by' the Boston sasans arils
weeks sitien,the morn .w i a4 darkened Fit the!
Iris; of spiritual' wsperiments..% One of the
Prokssons thought tohitoself i would. be just
thesepsople. toluive , satne one ereny in
at the dfitir. nod g!tenader the titbit,
tbe iippu)gs aod: rape ; so,ciewo
goes.this.lesimect, awn apes : hie hands lead
knees sad , ereemnottlY' towards s ilo : A/due,
and .sui--emitiak. be nos. presentlyvepon..s
man moving /*AV . iguog up a ll ilium j us t,
*ft AK.exP4,-`% - Belau* ,elge4 l .Y. VrAthe
culprit, our ,wty: a i
..sehtiou,„
sirndt,,Tve..
,eaught ; :caul* lois
nowy,, 'But
,the,Cidorit, grAft•
hics ahogimplapisfne thing '
in retqa?mis t tt, Vas apstheryforessorlent•
iti - forthe ei . itne kind of game ! Each thought
fitr MAiuti 0 4 4%40 rerealett,the'whole
trtof,rtof syiritAPtlisin ,• but thpipiu:er wu
soon hearty, Jaugh,
' . 4lniegiki of Boston, confeasing
'that t ri4 l 4 FP!tftErienf.Fl ll 4 fognrei weic
/11:00g4b,inifkir,IPOrtliju.nnre:19)4?'
r are
ruins. The
and thie
mows do
Woo
eattia :
educated
very
lihd hook
rand
14,ityeadd be
bcf.tait
We wed Yebek
_ hoc
tie I,e!seii-brode.:ii.
11 , 4 at 44.iiii;41,
Ilia Pitt i pezioo
J y~
3 don of our treetment b the
net torte thrladylool ehiliken go in tlstistoookge,
Apos,firprigr-po toriban Jai*, EghlibriNt.PlittV
pYLtiTh.labounWid.' iinti4boviiwhaV liikifftio
•
Into the steerage.the; lay As blanmkw( •
things to spariona geleOpe Lot Ise ih
Company are the ones to blame. I will relate "meth-
J ~_
,rds were Fair; but his
have belied them. He is no more to
trusted than !Shannon, because he ha's evint.
as little dispnsiAen, by anything-he *Anne ;
fin *sure at
The law enacted by the boitlrritrini
Mgis4ittte con el te43 posy h +e
Vgisratuv6 Apportiotiment'to . overnor
•-
functionary neql;cted this duty until after the
Brit dry 'of Itifir:;ifiek ihst it ifititilkbii made
I I
'by "trier '. litg fortdirittiir •t he itirg iiiioks
- tiftbti'Leti Itite.. - ,:i' 'Nei' did`fieol4t h this
dirty . —Wilf ll,y;iikilli • me, nilisithitilidfilg
the atte,mp i t oflliis Veil i W . O'eltare the:- iitig.
4 ket to •foi.gitt t4nesildlilifnoriflied'Zie . itkiiiit.
Natii.-3 Ile - Ssision`iidwlirdlY,ll2l . dli right / sift
'darer tiqt-.MisittiiiTitai Mi:l4oiiireititia
.fkii* * * l6 evilliircsiiiititit'iliif fist. ?tie
skulked—allowed the first of JUN 3 t 41 1 106116 1 1
iy: l 4old 89 . ~ Ad t akli lii 'N "thiha l or.
hose' itono hid ittit,befikliritikdaliain•loulidfioii.4
no f ea k. , t N is , :i: /Cf , • , i' , .. 1 ... , 1 , .1 ,
"They wOc it before its. Tii.iifiblill'iif
the - "actual. rOsidentsis i tOr.'the Tetittiory are
`dhsfrarichl44 l' • 'N'ineteA Cniitiii SW iito..
ltiettortb tii4ot itepit4eiititfiik, enutilic t iVel
tas4 a . Fri.4' Eittel• poi:100.1SO ! 'Five COO.
!Ws out of the' fifty=three' Ow awiirder* ma
jority ii?' the IA-gilinttpW Efe:coig, tiftr . iii,e
atiptioiett hi' Wive 'a Priila'veiy=rtisjority . l
'The ten thouland Free State itihsbliams via,
hive, gone until tilt Territory shit•O list March
'are Yitot to b'alluirett to vote 4 - 'BBlBl3 ti), secure
'BB 4 i Border fi'Offia'n" inter&etatiOn'or the bO-
Lgutistatutes;.a'ittchsatid Ajnitect'Stitekbay
&eta are tb'encirele 'the BalTotllCit - :OTI ' the
h illy** . efeetioii ! ' •- " -',• " • •'"•-
• - 18 bk' the fleet" idrthi
e
of liYaticethem vAltiiiitthe "fair "''
yilay proiii.
Ised'lltitlet liteadniinistratibn ,I , Thii ,
iiiiir
/Firbecisi by'Svideh' tite-ivill''ptifie iiiAj4ritkk of
the: actiza I •rislderi:ti'Of tgeTOirltney.ii to be
1- liseettaititid4 '- It ialcir'tiiii TWe'Stafe then
- hive tOerviiiittlnd sitorithl prese i ti in ; ; ilk!' It
ts 'this 'ir hieh:;tias 4 in bjected hi iiii tiiSuPiehific
.of entitainfnk w AbeifitiCiti prOlivitiesr' ''''
• Wilt thii • Frei' State 'then ictitisrf* In '' - a
wrung li Ice:ltithi I'r' if, they do; theydeserVe
Jam such'. ti: 6 -atMent;•••ai fi &jog' meted.'ouf
ti) them....• Ottly•th , lse - tin& ' filr'self-govern.
'resent,. be. mse Ignorant ;of thole . riOts; WI bu 0
Stiffer shbrniseth‘i tic' he SO Ararnided:upiiii:' •.' :
•-• Whfle•ihii '.it , iiiie first' it ii .. bytio tticait's
the' last set irril(c Walleer deSilli 'Mi . i'dre
Lid down flit antiMinini6t4lllo,Aortibilment
mny bei nitpetited 'Ai,: be' eoft reWtrki;tf - the
siew•etnis•At . .ttio•iiBBfnii be' imbniiteed:' "If this
Elprines emigrants are' ncit• deemed fit'lto ex.
aPeise the satire& •f 6 an efeekii3it for . 11.0•1• * .sen.
lilt tiVisistii a Territorial' Legtslatore, - t hey `isill
incitliewliowEd-io. vot4 for Or sgsliiit tile Oi
ilinic taw. •'- Botkivill be: voted upon -at itee
same time; slid:the isnietruili'lrill tie Amami
14! b ot h . :••••.Ih.r, • : ,•: - , 3 .. ~ 0“ , 7 , I ', -
l" Nor is this agai n ' • the' deietrine•laid down
by-the Wasittrigtori Uniiiii,*hosrefer moeh it
mey be
...Ito 'the teitir riif 'irtiat"Wallte' fah
protilised, , "Thar'Snurrint; 'Speech* Ai' VAS
Admihistrathin t lemitietted tO••the'COnveitiiibil
this illzht to'de fi ite the: qttorifLniiilmt o 7 those
ao'beCntitled to vote; and• the Stoti . . iitY. -
proving uporr - this hint from - tlie chief' iirgoi,
mid, ..i air it-would ask would be tkii 'th4
should be allowed to Vote Wtio• were citrolled
under the last censusY ' -:' '.. '' ' i ' I , • ' ' '
- ! This ciielnsion. of the entire of this year's
emigration fitirrtioni* It-hit the Views of btith
Of these •iourna is, and Will doubtless' reteiw
the cordial endorsetneut of ail who ore now
siient in 'regard to this arliortiodnient rascal.
sty, --,A/15. look.'
CrOYERNOR OF MISSOURI' ENIAW•
acording to
reports, has- been elected Goiernor of -Mis
souri, defined his poiition on the ematieipatiOn
question, in's' recent. ilieedi in St!: ,Lonl,. as
174 ,„
OW* .iu'regard tomy opinion 00 the sub-,
ject, emancipation,", .hear it saidivecit.
ai.onallyAbat Ditatouri I, destinui to ba'aftee
State. Very, am'in.filvor of leaving
that question to higher than human isies v and
I am irt favor of subMitting that que*tion,
the lays : of;. (WWI*. t rs!isrxrtion e . {good! I
g 0 62; l.;,,atmong enthatiawm,, 44•14"
anti of p r P4ctiimiv.whichlrwat orplas4 apices
the , destiniet,ot
.413 an Voknionwtealths,
antic .to the' clean giidance of Him who does
all things 5i11.., LlZeiie t wed imar . lkof Amber.
• .;
A I
I N0,Y . 4 . 1 .a r n-in4TorenCOttraging labor
in • tag, .S t l i tel , iPrPteeting tbei labor .4, this
great city, and,ok 1 maim Common weal th
in which we liye„. • I am in Afvor. or- inviting
and encouraging emigratlfun '; :lei-State o f .
Missouri ; from every. part,: lavers,.
lan let; throw wide open our• doors
and itrOte:. bare men -of the , North.,:id . the
mith, and meniof tongue kindred
•upon the' inhabitable glnbai [Applause.]
lavit.ethenaire to cultivate our prairies,. to
till our . latidottaid,ift developing .our mineral
resouFeet, t 0 aid ttio. in filling up our great
cities and. making Missouri the proudest-and
noble4 l COnitoopwealth iu. this siaterhood• 4)f
Sates! ; And if, no ; (fiends, this. cordial *la.
tem of en3igrittion fr,om North , and South—if,
I
brings,
emigration-in the course of years
brings, about 'nab a disproportion between the
white and black - raees i that it,is no longer the
,iutereat-9( the peopJ of. Missouri to noutadue.
-a.§4.ve **ate e.' 1 . 43 Y, • `!• then' let,it
rrrimendoos:Obeepi.l
h 1 "These are my , opiniollll, my friends. -I
ide them fritsu no one. do , : not wish'to
Arai with 4 man s however,, because be .differs
with me upon* the subject, ~.ido-not wish to
war with a man because . an etnancipa
4?niat:ip'the 'baiter and ; the wisest
olicv i ilh t"' ( 4 o. nti ( jkl's 0 4t, etoL,equence
. 6 1, the agita t ion question will awa 7
ken In the:mati; and' in .onsequence of the
fact, that we Oc9Opy 4 high' Narthern lacktude
here,' hi "Oiniequenei oftheAnit that thus dis,
));r+lttion between tbh white and the black
races is 'seioning'gi.eiitei:iind . greater, and
pf the
tact that in cou r se trtitue--in ten,'
iret,ly fifty years, most imobabli-,it will
eoome the interest of the tdayehldei• biT•
pelf to `stn y the curi*k
the State of Missouri; that' ;t isbetter to do
without this Inntitutiimi;'!,64 qieltjin,nOnse
iftienoe of aft theie lay% and'Orandel*lons
ling causes now '
operating, would ` . he beg
to let the question althie
RE
4 '' 44.- itniiri'velyiAii,TLjthe 'iMi)nrii' i cif
toreign dry goods it - itek York during.,the
put week Were 'Estrge;iiieipg' nearlyl4,ooo,-
0 Oe endHinihin -ft fraction ;ftf42,F000,900
!elver than the amount inipOrted In itrii 1#:,
,Pritmding wee* of *list,' 'lle aigie.
gl itho
gatte importa at dry - s'rfor , 'Ols yenr, t
w, acnoftitt to 463,914, ' wing en e. tiers thisr*l. over last of 17 5p,000,000.
Mai Jaiilata'Sentine,/, in vren" of Packer's
buck tempted ' to hylite tfiutAtotiing
p. • - fel Paiketitthecand
ei fe b b , p , m4 And witty,ov r; , • . '
/WO tiaktre,st &Wise Gerno
tilotkripvts."Catonittm,
Ito!:
feel proud probd ofour candid
.p Asted in
the great beart..of Pennsylvania, as it Al s i nr .
.1848.t.whin:thelegislature biN
JULUItiMP- 1 41.UALW.11-bAll, DANAL1441.434-Mi.j
Fop daub tyatwithstanding the Molina
tioiso44l pHhetly(494,/bave been voeif
ghat-a against it yfilfice-balina Democrats 1
I
1
,
,nioiv Convention 00848. ale honest scnse
i,r Peentiyiiiiifil: npOn this *id:l,ll'64 lie'ver
tilßjt hiteirtieiii4 iiltiee:,tliatlinief' Al Aft)i.ks
'iti‘ittid: I ti 'iittets'inei' hiivtifelkielt Oinked.
dhtvil' i ? jr . ifiti' elan re tiiiletits ' ofl6i.shicreiy
f?ii111&( tic 'aiiithiticf 'tl . l Unlion.' We - have
be4ii. lieldifg In' !fit ''lliiiral staiiiina;-'4hich
ttiinfes hien' t till Etiat: Wittiiia'ii.tsrticleci
liiatidal'tillckSl ra ill I l i ' MO:piiik:S ' fililjnit4
`llliPiil4l,ln INV Tlaiiiii,:iltid--,13 rdaea i .. ili .pl
rhea)" rind defkrYfkl to tb.ein'''tiaiedlisA -a their
8 ti&t.s;' while tnitrati'ait" kteitneks.":whose
't.lsuis iintild'n'Ot sfodp - a the tiiaii. of the' rob:
' Halt kitini., Itlitd''beinyat' itiiere iii,ieft In
' i tie' shade.; :leis. higi,.itiii k ii that P.eifirtiyii , shia
'hal) ,Thlliltvild'kteAstn - Ore' of si;nie Of, the New
',Eii4liiiid•Stitt63;''kittrselt..eted inert fdr.''offiee
*llilll'e`tiOt.lieltewoiqt..''' ''.' '— ' -- _-
IA aiiil . Wilnik is nri* Ertiseirital tO the
people firth% State,'the 'ehainpiOn'ora prin.
eiEile dear tb' everrebisl sten t ' leitir . 'of Ins
State aiiii'the - Inirep',., 'a 'll J i . e ver s y
wily 'fitted I
toll! the bilitii of G4ei-qitzPorthiscc* i n'infi.. 1
I;;eitithVbSr. his liitellip,;44,l6iitithigr Athol' ei
purience in ,public aflb,ii:4'; inicl tiiilneary
u'orthi . a the statg <Thrhis ' thr alted patriot
istii;*nrii - 1 .,..4. pnblie sentees:=-4fiiatcr Co.
• -THZ- NiokTkILAN • nEIIoCIRACFro.4I3T
Art" •gIIAL4. a time
When an 'ninny infatuated, hot-hlooda -of the
ultra South are convirineto rend the_ Na:
•tional ,; .Demooratkt'party.; in: twain, - and to
c.-eet .on "ruins's section.' ‘lortanizatitin,
.arbose•only known. principle. ot•travElre 'shall
-be , bidiscrilnihrtte; Isvery thing .
Isiorthertr—artutitne when discord reigtut su.
and: the -dive/Warn off the , gradate- -
tional -party of the r Union' seems.: aii!
.tninent and inevitable--at a- tiaste,When our
.mostilrastettaud prominent,:nVin ace taking
counsel offiliation and disituntent, and 'fanning ,
flans* wtiith;.fronv thek nge .and. position,
4he country; expected that. _they. would,thelp
.to ilabdUCP"..titi illny./30t ,be, intproparto re
mind the South of. what tktt ,Ntirlhern 'De
inocraey ..4ey .are making- act Mach: beide ;to
•reptrdiate, -have tkte, , iotlx..operation with the
Soutli,,on• metnorable octeisions the.past
" When , Florid*:wasan applitiant,S4 ad
mission into the ;Union-nes arivereign State,
in-1845, wit In Slavery, the votetewheis admis
sion stood thus,: •In the .I.lobee,: . :Northern
Democrats, yeaslsB, nays A. . , the-mem
bers of 'all the 'other parties of: the , North,
/lumbering 37ortited in the tiegative. , . lathe
Senate, all-
,the Itlortieen , Dentocratq, _tuna
-boring voted in lhis effirtatilve,t,while all
the Northern menhelonginott.othecparties,
num:haring i.9,,voted But , fur the
wotea,of these Northtni ,Democrat., , Floridi t
would ,not have been ddmitted into the Union
as a... State. if:. t.
...
!I Take new the question df .the annexation
of . Who. in the North voted • fi3r it?
:whet vitinst it 1 In :the douse of Represen
tatives, 37 Northern Democrats 'voted for it,
and only 8 .agrunst it; while not a single
TIZ9.a from the North tif any other party - Voted
for., it. ••All others,. numbering 46, voted
against • it. But for Northern. Democratic:
votes. Texan would not lave, been annexed.
" Now, let ds t4ke tiv - E'ugitive Slave Law.
.thisthe adoption of •ilia\ law, the vote stood
thus:. Northern . Democrats, ,yeat -28, nays
-14 ; all-others,frOm the North,. yeas:3, nays
62.; But.. three.,Northern• •voters.zoutside Of
the Demeter:o ic. party. ' Thus,. it is clear' that
the Fugitive Slave Law. would :never hale
heeq pawed without. , lho • -aid • of. - Northern
Deintxwatir: -
" f.etins now eonsider the. Nebraska bill—
that most trying atutterrifie of ail - measures
talkie Northerd , Denatieracy-;. that, measure,
under which; courage quailed and virtue was
seduced; that measure' which, - in the North,
tuatie.apostaspa. virtue, and fidelity a- crime ;
,which made an,Abolitionist; an •angel, and
Democrat a devil...-an ordeal . the , most fear
ful, of all to. Which the Northern Democracy
have ever' been eubjected.., On. this question
did.. the •vote stand:? .. r.The No'rthern
Democrat mho iti in, the ~.House,
were 45; those who voted against tt-were
.tVot one Northern: nian: any: other •
party toted foe it.- They , sll voted , , against,
it- - to'lli.ntatibereof , Ott In the Senate, the
NorthernDeutocrats who voted for it, were.
14, 'again -4 it,AL. No Northern-Whig-or (of
cdurse)Aholititmist voted for it.r--Birhatond
(17n) Airanabier.
J . /xice TiiciimOs.—,—There is not probably
In this State another man who s e ' political rec.
ord is so full of duplicity, end, tergiversation
as is thiii of Jinnis Thonlpson . candidate of
the LocaktUs fur.Supreme Judge. Now
e are i not g o ing to write in e§say. • We
fike Iwo, or ;three flcts pneked together. and
Wliacked plump into the'bull'S eye like a.can
non ball.
Jo ansWe't.d.ffie'tinestitins of:Goodrich,
Scofield, Janie.
pSig to' inquire
tutohis'ile‘i - ve 0)11. he Wiffilof ifroyiso,'Thontp
son'iald, afte ' iciueittikEilaZi•Otafiii the Oregon
Bill 'With'the "'"•
' •
r You'" 'Witt 'thereß,re see dint iAtte qlown
Ey po'aro'tet iii I;eliefin'iilV 'POWER of Coin
dtilas To- PRektati SLifititY.ra tux Titakiro
iksfj—gettir, Sepf,' 1; 180.i,'
' Whatdid this same 'mat). do in in) ?—.
What nb Other nerthertine'an perhaps :- (i.hough
there gre' a &cid tnany • northelrn foixd r ows
lefty truing` foiind' base etiimgli f te
called 4. previous grustion on 04 101anzoul
Slefq:Aet;'th the aiiirsth*
of •het, *hicti'of itself
ought . to doom load tO political ignorniaS.
That :Was'Janiei Thompsines Dettiocracy ih
What. next'? WXy;- this ; same 'lt'ihnijt
Protitfl.' 18481-44
Zeiss mfim offBbi),, is tio* thq great . high
priest'of the Stualter'Stit,eieig,ittk.bentocrft
ci 'he'his - hcdn i tried tint] tonnewilting lit
the dirk Aty . o f SlavCryiti 'andi it ith. ifs
iihtittirit blazoned his back - did on his' &Ill.!,
tskii the' petsiple Niinsjili , anin-to 'pfaci3' hint
in' one ortheir ItiOti:st se ats of EiowerFatid of
honor! Whllt shall thdansmier Opto
berl-PtittAtleg7i.l79ze{te..-
..fiasionanox Idissouat....*A ; corr es .
pondent4 writing frutiv. Fort. Laramie: o lays
''There is an iinmensrhunigration , on the
Plains 0/4 ; signaler; 4lOstty frota. Missouri.
Thontrocht ate leaving„tha State,. ha tflud
more finial otinaate„
.the winters haying hf4a
so c01d : 441y., once asks& a-Missourian
why Jae witagOing to -. replied,
!LI! be dologiqe if . I'll stay . in a country
where thaeolOreathen athu gt. 140 44.
the cattle'} fest.'...,The road isfilled withowr
mai, %%Mrs* and atoelc. io est o luatted that
40 ,000_Tbsad.of _cattl. arc ou the .road (raw
-
Tug EIIANCIPATIOS Paulo zic Mutiomm,
—The inajotty‘ for *Rouatis in 'St: is,
city an., Itscilincy, where the Etnanci on'
fee ing i .„ ttiest, was 1434. The D t
. s - ,'''., ..Oh,
j
A ~, irtylive hu. .. ~. v . *re
n% . po ~ , ine.tentbs ofwh - re.' trlffirfe
.;-. ii . . . ect ematici •n.n ' utniut
. arra . ywny part
.., ...• eptie-we.. l
may, tbkreforeob the future, tslculiteelloon
a clear Worititig majority of four 'ol3yiand
votes. This is . very atioificant and Very
cheering. At the la..it April. election, Mayor
•Wimer..fatled of obtaining a demo, majority
'over both competitors by two or three hon.
eicet l +.nosst...w.alasexarsied4he-city..lay.ftuir.,
tee., hundred e fnd thirty four. This shows
the rapidity tber..gtowth. oft *b4 frk.lololP
sentiment, within the last (our months; and
iliasvoetressinewsrewl.4
gh for one day,'.',
s ,_ '
pu.'catt;
-P- ;yl
lOC
me
icmi . ,
h'4l
Ime
Ind
ine
=
'44 4 tivai
!Ingdott (Va:)4 Virgitifsw ear!: - *There /is :a
riataral bridgerwiltik 52 - milen
in 'Scott cheftry,.VaJ; corhp‘red • with which
the bide fever! Cedar , Creeitik,ls!: a' tdere
curititataW The Scott bridgeektehdn holstrAs
chstinviaore'than . tVriee SG:fiCeik in width,
*nil is 4to feet deep, ai.llta• bottiliadt*Whkh
flaws n inech4arger'iwid•thoW rapid 4t - etiohnt
ithati Cedar Creek,Nit, it k tint less't tYri , g
Witli a braid' Wagon road Ixvited - 130 - 43
The sarveifoolhe Cu i berlind:Onp- galleried
panne& tlitoug,h the 'arch of this bridge.: it ,
petifttia; 644' wildeat and most stupedona , ii.
rhisity hi the' lihited Stag, end' yetl it , is
ecomparatively unknown" ''T •
u e r Thn whole queitinn'of slavery exten
sion, or r. striation has • been ,Ternnved • from
tho.halls of" Congress and transferred to the
sctit,,ibere-,ta. bp ,detertnied ~by. the...actual
.The exciting deliates in our Nation
:al 'Legislature, which, eunsutnipg-thne
!and treasure, but fopented agnation• Sad
sectional (hoard, are endisl. ,Kan
sas bill has achieved ,fn,r, the snuth,.and be
:who says of. ,this it is nothing, does:nut:real
•ize.thn.danger nr - internal agitation and pe
,gratihiesl anitnosity...—ltardettiwa.
Considering the 'lnterims • ,tifet that, Con
gaws,has done, little else than, dileuss the sla
,very queatign ever, since the-iillhnsaa,bill wss
epactettltbi,s.,paragraph front the ~,Cazette•is
About cop!.
." the very purest tputlity, of
ice which. the editor , pulls •in •the satne - eol-
Arag l ---Lpyisti//e Journal,,..!.
.6.
. , . .
irar.. G en, Pack er, instead ot.Oceepting the
'challenge or WO' ei!nipet itsir; 'any "high=ol
'ed'&entlenhiti'ifp - uhi lase done, "!iais . , .":Ash :
- the :''And: that
1 - 49444 :his eshbre; places' On': emphatic ‘'ettp
'free :di3e . yree.
dis6usstoti, indtied .—why the very prinetpies
party are oppo.sod The tidsston
of LiienfuchiOni tii,eh4taire the rdth.ihcell
as the. bid,'ll . f'. 1 tnijoiiis:"ire'innde hi
'4,40
only to one . bide,
Who Lire held' aitegidnee. by; ignorance. land
,phtinar. • 'ThVir' teoder4 dole nut m
'eet' trier!.
`‘..ippen n t's; 'l6 r i Air but: arec.,Ornpe!led tp
behhid!inid' heikt'othitt the bush:; .Yell
tnoy 'the handidite:of such a thirty, whetiehal
11!1;ged: bk'a l t! driponent, "white'
l'eitt her," and exclaim`. l . AC;
RAO his only Olternatiir'.e aver(diigrit . ee
•
everreneounter.—ReadiA4
,J:ournal. . , .
,
Mr" Senntki. Mason cif.`Virginia disents
-fromthe'current pretense tfuit the:South' did
not expect 'that ansas•woit Id beconie
'State.. He in , sfs that' be did expect it:-Las;
'indeed, with' the history of (tying
in the turte•latitude)lieMie should
Trot?he • The Senator seems incliped to pitch
'into - stiinehOdy for the' grotitny - pfUspects oaf
Slaie Power in Kansas.
. There is considerable excitement at the re
ported discovery of gold on tie Chaudiere
river, Lower ('anada.. - •
A larlg . e contract has been-made - fOr flour,
deliverable at Louisville, next March, at foui
'dollars an& a.halt per 'barrel.. "
Li:ltters receiied itLeeompten, K. T. state
that a nuinberbf Stireying'parties had been
murdered by the Indians
, • Two old, whigs4tre running against each
other 'for Goveknor,, of Maryland--Thomas
11. Hicks, of i Dorchester, as Atri American
and John C. Greene, as a Democrat. The
'elegth)n • is,in October., ,
TFitr . w li e of Montgomery Lan dt, Vitig 'at
Kt‘tatom, Greene Co., not. ifing
; since present
ed her husband with three_boys sea birfh--
this beiti the third oecurrente 'of the kind In
three years. •
The health;OfJoshoa Gichlit* of,Ohie,
is said to be 'so feeble" ibat he will
.probably
net; be able to take Wisest the'next Con
. , , .
The nomination •of H. 13. - Payne;.for
emu', by the loeotbec of Ohio, is- a. triumph
of the Douglas over' the Buchanatt wing of
the party., , Judgti Runney was the , favorite
a the Buehtman: men ; : ; but- b&Avas distanced
, Gov. au*, Of Ohio,:lias been unanimous,
ty 're-noiflinated 'by
,the Repiiblican State
Couvention. - • - '
Time. .Potter,s . of_ Erio, , couniy, Pa., .i.as
killed on ; the 4th inst., by a mowing. machine,
the blade, of which . struck . hint ott.the thigh,
pausing his death in , a.short,titne.— i : :;
`• Moses Conture Swam across abe•St; Lau'.
fence at Montreal few days sinde;in fifty .
,
five.mintift* , The istance is "three' mite s,
from the Grand Turk Station at LOngueil to
I , l andyside:sdistillery: . •
Gen. Packer referred- Judge Wilmot's
vitation to the General to meet , hint, to,,the
State Committee, thereky , constituting it his
Committee of Safety. . _, This is'iruly pitiable.
The General is a remarltab e ilinstration
the i•nlorous gentleinari, who w i th, tears in
hls eyes, implored his , .friends thas
me, or 1,11 . fight." _ , .
Fugit, tho . ruffian • *ha niurderid and scalp
ed Mr. •Happri at:Lesvemiorth, has become,
like Cain, a fugitive and •a vagabond, in .thr
.earth..,, ;His associates in orime, mho eonsti,
tuted the jury, acquitted -him in spite -of the
111004, Con4lusive proof-,.,.but divine justice
does not sleep, lie attempted'ttT , make .his
home at ,Parkville Mo., but. they people:
garde4 him with horror and disgust; and' he
has been compelled Lolly to escape albreati
coed lynching.
One day last-week, Michael (rthner, of
Mereeriburgi:Franklin county; Pa., crted
in UM eenreentive bount.ten aenis • of wheat,
in . thorongly worktnanlike manner. It
turned two hondrecl and fifty:two shbeksi tor
three Minimal lemi nreutrfour sheaves.- be.
frig nearly three hundred. and three pir i,
and over five per minute-during the whole
time of - eutting,—...Pitigurgh•• Gazette.
BIIM
, ,
It bridge Is 'stow being` &instructed over
the "River Jordan'Ton the ofthe - Catas
ilOst And "Foglesillielran road, in':
whichvanse;Said to be the largeit of the
kind' Intlie United States. It is- 4190 feet
lank, add' is - built entirely, of irot=-040 .
being Suprorityby ‘lie#Ary lrod . to s nr . e& one
kindred fe et ` High. '
The ,Pistmaster . General. hen deeideit 4441 t
pestagerstamps ace not redeemable' by, pest
tpasteor.:, persona receive them- s ink. reuiit
lanyielhsthey„inust,reli on the 'oole - of !h o w
for reiMbursetueUtt. - -
E
ME
Out Of the fifty.nine Sematers during ihe
hispeoggre.ss, (there being , vacanciee from
Nahum, - Missouri and - Ca li fornia) no I- -
!WA R! : have already passed away,' viz,'
Meiliprs.iNayton of Delaware, Bell of New
iis4psh* Adams of Mississippi, Butler o f
Sofith OfAina, and 'Rusk of Texas. • ni t
teO'rd , hivithout a parallel in the history of
ln•
consequenie . of the partial disappea r ,
ance of the' . ' rot" for a year or two past, and
the high price of potatoesdnring Winter and
Spring, farmers were stimulated to plant
largely ; a ,seircity of seed, and the Spry
rains, only \prevented excessive planting. A s ,
itis;lt,,thn Tonfiti-yl/--Ittirattildartr Wftrirre.
,t
,rutrit fel oph? potttto oartiffe
etwtoftld I' o rilk Tor %intense
to harvest. The r . ot has alrei p hdl a rt,. ‘ j . „9 „ i n
11:7iririiaites wficreetirTr are rid s .
ed extensivuljf, and 4 11 0 41 Partiriblers ef
appeuratiinliflseveral'ltarti bfthireountry,
fyriglifl(tupg (astiberitffr m
s
Ikriirtn wi his
had gi,fie
.tt expmon, tiill
' ui PP94 , Mithttirme,iNlVrixiovitionsi`and
tr#Oi r 01,81? wagons, ap?nkrrnjers were
aftbiii 'Tit:4st important
'and fir *ifsvid t
)(if
4:tfefted tracip'filitE
'tilF Sitititst- fight, to' kill
*6 his' nfaii and
.BeNtlyn- }wenches -open re iton' - Wall' at
iempt4,,2ll th'e paik ihtoti Atnit'cio es. •
jibbl fib a 'tfoßth!dd in his rto . liter'••y; hi s
'tnaqu'4frti .a ' goVente
disohedletit •deragingpoct ma k h i,
menials of 044, de . g thesref•the right
to marry 0r,n.1
have' a Rio ' It Isealled in
hirtlair Hell.
r tgelndiana - el arc. goi
Patinisin, 'of o f
nightstowh, Dr. LeW,iv,-,,Ftwke,
v, fl ee ; RobintiOn c ,'of.: uneietosim„
i!et:ry Benneit,,of •St. •• Indiana, lam e
been arrested oil charges„ of
. • C(ninterfeiting
money. . 'TheY, have teei icOilii,sitted:gui” tri
al by 'a county jpdge.'?"The4octoiA in
question` have hitherto*moved in j . eptable
soei . etY; zkija : enjoyed, 0 6 . o*fifigiO of
• -
•
,keep.. . , ,
Tioga; PA., they cep up the ,
Eat
tiMd custom , th e ehureA):•ell, on a
death; giving a
.strpice fpr earl; year of the
- Teased person's age.. week; • a .resi.
dept, Promised, to attend ,t‘ rifle tnateh Amy=
he was dead-at tie time., .SO,Aie, pot. aPPesz
jag,' some hia . ;sporting .friendi '.4,!:.14" the
bell-ringer, with' an att i ni. of his death, and
got; hicp tp t 5 strokea t he
- Yir u t h e tr i c k
was diseoVerfd,.
,the t•P‘in. went. Off into a
ugh, panntry.jokes_.#l.
waY4.4o--a.
: PRICXIMILL.IBI 4 ,
tlie...9)l4quehatasits Ctimitie, tArneistfticoriet,
. Fair clod, cao/eAtmai , :4o...be lA4I iik•Ohistrow,
ox Thpreflay i the , 1604 (151060.,,1851,
- • '
' L •
„.„1 - •
For the bestil) nth Tf(Sulla yo . ars, ttld; ARO optra*
'ss; 2itbest, 3'; Bd-best;2: - For .the - best born .404
'2 yearaldn: $5;- 24 ' 6eit, - 41'beit 4 ,-`2! :Edioth e
'best grade or lofted blotidjs ; , 246eitt;-s3;ll4bak,
$2..• Fur the beat Anileft -cow„ 2d !beak 11;
:3d - best,, 2. -Fow. yoor.,„old
,
best; 3;, 34 best.. 'fox.,the., best Aot ot . ,,stor t
ealieS,'not icy than five; $5; -Stil!sa;,,.3r''3ablasit•
For 'tee 'best liftir 'or vroiPlig'oxeit,l3 % : •'l4 best; - 4;
34; best; -; 4th• belt{ 2. = For the beitt paierif 3 year
steers; $5; 2d .best, 34 brat, =L. , For ahelkat Pair
of two y4r, old steel*. $5 ;!. 2 ( l .,bedat;; ' 3 4 JP-ati
For' the 'hest lot of yearlings, not fors tban,five,'s6.
2d best, 3; 3d best, 2.
„ .
• ' SITEICP. 1 ,
-. ,1 For the best. fine irocrid Btiek;',3 • ealx,*2 ;. ad
.bw, 1. For the best South Dnepr 2d.ltesi„-2-;
3d, best, 1. For the best limg soaped, $3,. 2d.bert,
2; 3d.beet, I'. rot'. the liest.lotof e.wee,
not leii than three;s3 f.2d' best4rad pclgi,"!.- For
the best lot' of South Dowd ewes; not less than three,
3; ..2il best, 2 ;-Ikl best, I.:t For thebestlotorkeig
:wooled ewes, not less than:three, 4.3 , .;.24 best, 2; ad
bett, 1. s v rtss .
For the beat Boar, - $3 best, - . 2 - s ad 'best. 1.
- For the bestK ir”, $S ; 2d beet; 2; 3d Far
the best lot of spring pigs, $3 ;. 24,1" beet, 2 - ; ad belt, 1. .
For the best Stallion for all work, $ 3;. 2d best, 3 ;
3d best, 2; Ath best , 1., F.orthe blest brehding tour,
with colt' by . her side,raised inlhe 2dhest,
3; : 3d best,: 2. .For the bestiiingle(gilding,'Alied in
the - county, $3 ;' 2d best; 3; ad 'best, 2.- Fee: the
best pair of.watched horeeN. sidled, in. -the County„
$5; hestvl.; bPst, ' .!,i
For dip befit-jot or eitiejens, not Iflrs thati,tneiye, .
..d best, 3.. Tor the beat" lot of toek4a.
- than 4i:; . °oster in& bens, S 2 ;24 hi. ! POitity
best lot:nr.Turkeyets2l-14 betti- - 1.: - -:'.Fie,-;,tbat loot
bt of,tineinh,not lese:tkatUsitl/2521- _
:'.;! •
•• - •
For the bbstfirkin of Butter,4s;.*f.k, 4;,-34
best, 4th be et, ',For . thikreateet ti
&riot thesseison fro:0411'$" "irttnt ofnOWA, - 141;114
best,..sc.3d best, ;), ••••.-1,-2 t •
•
CIEIREBN. ' l, -1, .1 4
'For tbe best.theele, not lobs` than 2511ttp$11r
'FF.ozm
To -thel4:llL a
1 0 greatest ucn.
titch.).
FOr the tijst'iliecioieti' or tilreiUs;iitili;iii th . sh
,busbel," $2 hes!,;1:" F i ck the rof
'winter apples,-riot less. 4=14 bosbeklitr 24 Itesti.
For, the best Toda-3,:01m *2'; 24 best
1. For the best ;reek of, pears;:ol., , the hest
peek of $l.
the twit ibeeirrien, `hot less 101bsiii:k id
best; 1: TurroAtt : -
For "trio best five;galloiteof oidoi- 'Jaeger; $3; '
bestl 2 ;, , gsd bPst,ll« ; • • ".
. .
41): ITS DICARICEFACTURvii.
For
besflot 'et ehoejeattter, . beat, It• -
For the best lot onuirness,4b.',s3; 20 - best; 2. Ter the
best.lot 'of calf skins, $33 'fist beit;'2.* - ; For the best
common:double team - hartieto, ;- 2d best,. 2. For
the best sunk amine' hitnteml, .2d best, 2. For
the 'hest pair of calf akin boots, made .by Ealdbitoet
'2 &Mail ; "24 - best, 1. , . - •
cminrtii WORt , ;. • - -
For the hest exhibitioti•Of td-;
,
. • 1111PLUttNiek
For the best. plow l'or general '-nie„ $a ; best cold-
Tato!, 4 ),; best atraw•putter, ra; inst corp. shiner, 2.;
best eli ' unt.-2; hest cheese preset, 2; ,bettfirkins, not
lei', dant 1; best horse rake, 2tieiit bee Mi..
2; best harrow, 2 ; best single - carriage, ; 201,betS
- ( 0 16 BLAcEnNtrrittitte.'' I- • - ' '
-• For tbeleat lot of hone•sbA s2;;;.2d.beie, 11,
DOMESTIC idattorACTintitsi. - • r
Pot the. best specimen of flannel, not less
yards, 2 dollars ;, 2d btast,, 1, For - thelest speciwen
of fulled' cloth,` . not less than et yards, ; - 2cl best. 4,
For the best Woolen' citiPeting; tot leas than,1574140,
$8; 2d best, 2. For the best - rag etwpea,3 ; 2tt been
For the besei t dati pair of woolen itobittps2l •211 best,
1. • • For thnbest woolen mittens, •not9esd: that two
pair, $1 ; 20 best, 50 eta. • For the bow t ,patettwork
_quilt, $3; - Id best, 2; For the best nitilt ofanykind,
$3 ; 2d best;'2, For thi tiest silks bonnet, $l. For
the best velvet ole o = best . Lady's
-13acque, $l. ; • • -! -
.To.the farmer whotta - pnxinctions, are the *neatest.,
(tkariiielPded)in proprtion to the.ntunber of acres
under.enitivation, toting into acioOnithe !tech' itep
his Linn during the istuttuni,llo :To the nest, tat
The ire Ports - on :the greatest prodeetioe*,: le.i'
be, received; and the ai thad Met'
ipg_of the aPPiPtY itt Jultugq• : •1: •
The ,einnutive tni
rritni4-to0.1!! o.l'.;to,Witlll° iwcf4"'
ing rirendinit litt,!froidd tait'e oldish:thin renia4l; that
it has boa lholookbly tuttextbitded . to the -
utmost limit/id( tiler hociety's ineaduk in older to alio
!hog:v.4U* Nt l goutowneitt,ictootopotitjon.,: •
On a full !ionsitleraticat of the !object. it , bas„an
pearedTO'thki COinmittee, dial.it 'would lie. mote in .
aceoribuntedrith the object the society was
ininituted„ in Oink ail specie/ ywoalitntsar kw grain 'or
toot .crnps w . tut thoy have a tendeney.to moulage au '
undue share of, altentioit,to,,those, particular ; olden%
to the neenet of the.general
„Interests of- the
Pot its lieu = Attired, prernionof kite ofihred for the
largest:returns of the farmer's laborl' Whieb,'efter all,
Is.them:tab' object, as It ; la the+ best general rnal•aftot.
meta which deserves mussiumbitiop., irked:Kr it be
paa large 'or small flout. .
It Is 'creditable thaltheintetest in the Ai,
rigid Fair eondn nes to hiereask therehy,showing thit
the public appreidates the- uselVdtieds - of the 'wilt,
In promoting; On prosperity-at the-County. : •
_ . Taos. .N;cueleox.
1 ,14 * Wil ""N Cm '
• trite Ditewis..
B. A trick will be prepared on the ter grOnniit
fgr the f#B)ltitia tNliktrgesv '
IMII
MEM
EMU