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.CIRCULATION, 2176.
C. P. READ k n H, PRAZIHR‘EDITORS
F. X. LOOMIS. CORRESPOSDIYG EDITOR
itOWTROSE. Mil CO., PA.'
Thursday. March 3. 1839.,
,
Notice.—Mr. X. W. Feaztett Is onr toweling
agent, authorized to receive subscriptions, adrertisc
ineits, &c., and to gonna money, for the indrperad
etti &publied's. 1,
jam' Owing to the crowded !rate of our columns,
' some cooimunications that we have received moot
-be inserted-rids week. -
t ir It wEil be seett'by his card in this paper that
Dr.' lobb has located is Montrose, for the pratiiet.of
fua profession
Ur Col J. W. Forney; editor of the Ph
phis Prets, writ lecture in :-.'eranton, Match
on - "..4nseticiutStatmnen.". - - •
t ir %to learn from Ararat that thedaughter. of
Tiriftiam Archer, who inyatsriously disappeared acme
time ago; has within a few days returned home in
good health, after an !absence of two years, and 'pro.
ItOVIIICeII the tiOnor that she had been Murdered and
thrown into "Piddle Lake," erroneons,..
is On the first page of this nontber of the
be found lin irtick roti ".fiesqueltanna
county, its Official's, k0,.,?' wifich at doubomfmany
*four readers will agree with us is -alone worth a
year's subscription to the paphr. We have printed
some extra copies 'of this wek's ReptrElica x l / 2 and
such as fish for any should order them at once.
We expect to publish, from time to time. other ar
ticles connected with the hit - limy of the
,county, rc 7
rr.iniSeencos of its . early • dap, ke., which will un
doubtedly be of great interest to the public. _
Ur We have:to repeat, that we will not publish
communications unlqm the; writer sends his or her
•
name to the editor, 'and that correspondents amok
.1
wnte on bay one side of the paper. The editor of
the Bloogaington (Ill.) Pantograph has received one
of a pert' nu:jn.9as hind of "favors" conferred up
on editors, and thus plainly states his objeitionS to
•
publishing it : • 1 : •
" Monday's mail from Lexington brought sc• long
communication signed "-0. P. Q." We are compel
led to decline publishing it for imious reasons----the
first of which is that we can't read it,' 2d, it is writ
ten on both sides of the paper; 3d, it appears to have
reference to a matter which is of too delicate a na.
tnre.to appear in printiud, 4th, we don't know "0
P. Q." from the Insaum of Muscat. Why didn't lie
sign his real name We shall probably pet his com
munication'intO the stove.
F. S..—it is in the store, burning beautifully."
Cr The Steamer l'thicess eiploded and bu s rned
-on thalfississippi list Sunday. Of the 400 passen
gers, 200 are -missing.
f ar Mr. Buchanan asserts that if the Homestead
bill paaata he Fill veto it, on the same groMade that
he, vemed lie Agricultural College bill.
'tgr The Aineriean Agriculturist has an article,
under the head of "The Honey Blade Grass Swin
dle," in which it states that this new hurebew is noth
inii more than a species of millet, not differing'mate
rially from the common millet, and like that may be
cultivated for the ripened seed, or cat up green and
cured Lb hay for feeding. It states further that the
seed is now abundant, and could recently be obtained
as low as one dollar 10.mehel, (of 51 ,ibongh
those who vend it as_ '"Honey blade grnas" charge
three do ll ars for a small sack containing lbs.,—
or over ten dollars a bushel!
yr A remarkable divorce case is now before the
Pennsylvania Legislature. Home B. Fry and Emi
ly L. Grigg, both of Philadelphia,. Were married Au
gust 2, 1258, and -on the same day net out on a bridal
tour to :New York and West Point. The lady (who
is young and ,beantiful) alleges that on that first day
of their married life.iter husband swore at her, 'and
simulated odur evidences of brutal Ina ungovern
able temper, and continned.to do so while they lived
toectber. Lc denies, and alleges that the
w bole or chief difficulty arose from her filling de-a
perately in love, 'while at West Point, with a young
CatioLt, named 0. G.-Wagner, towards whom, tlniugl,
till tten en entire , stronger , she exhibited such
marked partialitY as to excite the notice and dote
melds of strangers, and to induce her husband to
hasten their return to Philadelphia. • in the mean.
time the lady evfifeed great dislike forheslie. lord;
and, as she allegea, ho was guilty .of pershnal
lance towards her, pushing her out of her chair,
throwing chain. at her, &c. After their return to
. ,
Uldiaphis, a letter froze Wagner to Mrs. Try
mit into Mr. Fria hands, iti which letter tlie writer
acknowledged the receipt - of a previous letter from
her, and of her daguerreotype. Xr. Fry also inter
cepted a letter! from his wife to Mr. Wagner,ii which
she spoke of her affection k•rliim and hatred of her
husband, of her lash to get a divorce so tbit she
could marry him, the persecutions she suffered from
her husband, and hen desire to eseaoe 'from
.Some, friends of Mr. Fry proceeded to West Mint
and obtained from Mr. Wagner Mrs. Fry's letter and
daguerreotype, (on Promksing to deliver them to Mrs.
Fry,land also obtained a promise fie= him that be
II
would hold no farther eta.vvoodente with her. 110
. atates:inaletter to Mrs. Pp's rather, that nothing
improper . in any way - erer passed between lire. Fry
and himself while the was at West Point. •
Tice parfres fired together till about the 11th of
September, when she went home 'lO her father's;- , -
and "December Irith etwe'sppited to the Legislature
fora divorce. - - ' -;
teltongroitiOtoil lorestigiting 'Committee
have &towered and exposed imitatwes of grams cor
ruption in the Nary Department. In these offenses
President Buchanan and Secretary Toncey are impli
eared.. The attention of the Committee has, been
chiefly directed to four distinct items ot 'expenditure
—the purchase of fuel for the Nary, the purchase of
lire oak timber, the management of the Nary Tittle,
and contraete for steam machinery. Dr. Hunter, of
Reading,Pa., was appoimed in May, 18513; Agent to
furnish. coal for the Nati. The Doctor, who is a
. practicing physician in Reading, did nothiag towards
' buying the coal except sign a few papers, the btu&
nem being done by Tyler, Slone, t Co., of Philadel
phia, who tornishedicool Worth Kbe a tot. at SSA.
The Doetoricissofita ainowistad to about $I11;000 per
station, which, kt accorilanee with an understanding
at the time of his appointment, he divided with one
John ','Smith. who tlidnnotpretend to hare anything
.
to'do with trarutargwethr*-2--
The contract fcir Aridahlik Rya oak
.dsob,r
giren to Yr. W...e:'NtAliip to ms Whig- of
:New - Bedford, 1 4ems'oisttheciag.paid to Putt,
Trceetkrer of the INneseisem Plate- - Committee • of
P eunryiert*VVEKSOemudeSsenzintimeEtmef or
Er. Bocismiaccitroptili's ceetisct 'lima:Med "to
$282,940, tad 44: oitioa, of $166,700
.as added, makinifia*ii the tails:My be•
fore the ConTattee2o,awe than it ilm'd
basil cost the f1izi010 . 4444444, been
holcaky eIEI •
Mil
The control of the Brophlyn`Navy Yard appear! to
have been in the hands of certain Democratic Mein,
hers of Congtsgs, - who claimed the right to have ap-
pointments therein given to 1 / 4 poljtical, friends and
hangers-on of their!, whether tit:ltor thiS - 401aee or
Gros frauds went also !hewn in forn't.thing
machinery fa the Nary.
These expxur.c.ti have produced grit elcltemeut
in WaAington, and @mite of tho*Deotocrate, prOpote
to have Topeey in•peathed. The o idence, however,
shows Mr. Buchanan as deeply implicated.
lIE
ME
l ar The proceedings of • public meeting in liar. i
ford, with reference to the recent marriage of a White
girl of l and a quadroon of 2 Using in that Town!:
ship; will be found in another coluntn. Commenting ,
on this case, the .fforrfroselknusiqf calla it an alli
ance ‘arbiddwrisalike by the-laws of God and mat;" j
and it says again, " The practice of amalgamation y
too loathsome to be tolerated ; public opinion and
pcnairtatutes should bolh forbid .an act so much at
variance with the laws of God and man." It hap. i
pens that the editor of the Pew/ogre and we agree
in our opposition to amalgamation.; but we can, our
opt:which: somewhat farther than our neighbor: we
are opposed to amalgamation south of Mason and
Dixon's line as well as north of it—in Virginia as
well as in Iliarford—and 'whether it eilsts with or
without the sanction of the marriage tie. Row any
one who considers amitgaruation In our midst so
shocking a crime as the editor of the Democrat does,
can be no indifferent to its existence In other parts
01 "our glorious Fnion," a few mites away, we , can
not Imagine; nor how so strenuous an advocate if
the maintenance of the purity of the white net) earl,
at the same time advocate the
,"equal nigh(" of
slavery with Freedom to the possession of 'inn; Ter
rirories, when it is well known that slavery utter:ev
er it s exists lends directly to amalgamation in its most
shocking forms. Rear that the Rev. John Dixon
Leng. a clergyman of the. .Methodist Episcopal
Church, hornand reared in the Slave State of Mary
land, fays 'on;this qinste .from his • book
entitled, " Pictures ; of Slatlery7 pages:4l-2-Z::
Monnonism, - sociltlism, free.loveltun, and spiritual
wifeism, have existed in the , South fin one h
or do
undredZeismit ' c i r l is a t e i r tu d t i io ir n eft o i ; t ell ' a l tt m e e l s'
sl i a n te ti n te . pe i e f ul . i l a oe r
Smith
had, been born and brought up' in the slave Stat, , ..s,
with his brutal tastes, he would never, have thought
lof being the founder of a sect, Among the million
of female blares at' thc South, the Supply Wonbi has e
been equal to the' demand. Free-love- assosistions
I never will receive general favor In the South while
I 000.0001emaks are considered; in law, as laving
'no virtue, and incapable of any.
"Amaigamition, with polygyny in ail he disgust
ing forms, is the twin Aster of chattetalsvcry.—
Hence the mititber and variety of whitc,inulatto, aud
chestnut-colored slaves, especially in our county
towue and State capitals. Amalgamation is inereas
ing at a horrible rate throughout the have States „
and will continue to increase while wealth and luxu
ry prevail in one class of community, and degrada
tion in the other. It is admitted by truthful men in
the South, that slavery is the source of unbounded
licentiousness ; but they contend, also, that the white
women of the South are mote chaste, acctriding to a
given aggregate of the white population, than the
aante,clann North. This I dewy. •
"It is with pain that I express the conviction that
one of the reasons why wicked men in the South up
hold slavery, is the facility which it affords for a IL
emulous life. Negroes tell no tales in courts of law
of the violation by white men of colored females. Ile
who defends chattel slavery must defend polr,4amy,
for it is polygamy under another name."
We conld quote much more from tLis and other
authentic sources to the same effect, but it is unnue
meary. We repent, It seems strange that the editor.
who has so much virtuous horror and indignation to
expend on a single'easc here at the North, should
have so long kept silent ort the subject, when eviden
ces of the wholesale amalgamation that is continual
ly taking place wherever Slainry exists, Were so
abundant around him'
Nor can we see how one who has such a loathing
fpr themulatto or mixed races (to which John So
phiabekmgs) can be a consistent advocate of the ac
guisidon of Cuba by thotnitedStates, Unless it is
proposed to make a different disposition of her pres
ent inhabitants from any that we have yet heard of.!
That Island is inhabited and its soil owned In a great
'degrce:hy niong: el or mixed.racilt ro long ago. as
the yeac 171 S, there rcre'l9,r,27 free toulattoes in
Cuba, and in 1.T21' the number had increased
514. Later censuses make noMenticm' bf bre • tiu
lattres, probably because most of them by subso
gnent intermixtures have become undLalngulahable.
from the whites, while *A° not more than half
white ere classed as negries,,
Many of these men of totted blood are wealthy,
and the Owners of plantations and slaves , ; and it is
well known that in sea cases they lire on terms of •
social equal v with the whites, though of the bluest
blood of S 'n, In the West India Islands, as Fell as
in many '
11 6 4.,
of our Southern States. It is not our
purpose t endorsethis custom, but to &recto mien- I
don to existine facts. No*, if we antiul're Cuba,
what are we going Maio with this class.aber lash
itantst Shall we recognize them as fellow citizens,
entitled to the dignity' and emoluments of public of-
Sce,--.-to serveas Congreamom, and have a Noice in
making our laws—to sit on the be i tich as .Judges to
construe the laws? or shall we, utiler the plea of ex
tending the area of freedom to that Island, proceed
to depopulate it—dispoasess the rightful owners of
the soil, _deny them the tights oCcitizenship,. thus
bringing ruin and .social and political deghttlatloti 'to
those Rho under their preknegorernmunt are enjoy
ing peace and pros_Perity, and all,the -blessings diat
the "'patriarchal institution" of Slavery can give
them! There and numerous other questions present
themselves, when_ we propose tiannet Cuba, Mexico,
or Cehttal America, with their - mixed - population; to
this Union. If theDcnocrof editor and his political
brethren will but consider these things, we trust they
will come to agree with•us'that we hare ses:ial and
political difficulties enough arising from the existence
of Slavery and the presence ,of the African race-in
our country, without increasing them, either Ify the
extension of Slavery into our Territories, by the ac
quisition of more slave territory, or by the importa
tion of slaves from Africa.
LirThe nun. Joh n Minor Botts, of Virginia, in
his recent political "sprechea, points out the fact that
the so-called Democratic party, With Mr. Buchanan
for us leader, represents what may be called the
"War element' in the nation—that patty; with the
iMexican war of Mr. Polk, the Inaugural of Franklin
Pierce, the Ostend manifesto, and the Cuban policy'
and recent vicinage of Mr. Buchanan!, being in fact
' the war or violent extension party of the nation since
Mi.' decorling to Mr. Bot h -, the Democratic pol
icy of territorial aa-rmalliecurent lia political sublet ,
hip, a pretext for organi z ation; it:- basis . for pecula
r thin and plunder, an excuse for large and unrestrict
edippropriations of . put& money. If is singular
that, having advanced thus' far, the distinguished
.gentleman should stop at this point, Without pert r
iir.
ring that them] motire of the leading spirits of the
Democratic party Les deeper, that it has a far more
profound purpose than simply the squandering of
the Paddle treasure for the benefit of individual's, in
abort, that all this aggressive 'policy of the party his
its foundation in the desire ((its Southern leaden , to
increase the power and perpetuate the iiiateice of
Slavery in this Union. Ilia non-recognition of tin's
fact Spoils the whole force of Mr. Boas's argument,
and' gives an nnstatesmanne superficiality to his 1
viewa of political evilS and their remedies: Me does
not strike at Cheroot. - '
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.3fidciletoren.,—Assessor, Ge 0.41. Johnson ; J. .I',
Samuel Taggart; Supervisors, Wei. Golden, Newell
Keeler, .'N'elson Caron ; Constable, John T. Buzion
Auditor, Frederick Taggart; School Directors, L 7.
man Beebe, Linvence Curley; Judge .of Election,
Tin:rotas Leary ; -Inspectors' of Electio'n, *chard
Keogh, Win. Manyhan; Samuel. Taggart;—
Treasurer, Miles Baldwin.
Jlostrose. 7 -Aarjurisor, M. S. Wilson Ccolet,
N. C. Warner; _Auditor, Clu;rle Jude, .
Election, W. W. Smith Inspectors. of Elecdoii ,
Elijah Mott; C. E. Brown":
; New Ifilforrl.—Assessor,JoshntiPhiuncy Stiper.A
visor, J. W.H.- Bedford; Constable; .1.; P. Miller';
11. - 11 Foot,. Blot School ITheet- -
or Jason Dickermin, r., .8 . 11 •
mM
Judge of Election,, thil# re4kirsn';.:littipectors cf
DecOuPs A., !kilt 4k. 4 , :re:TlFiati..-00i, .Joseph
Nilliants;::P.Arer..TrAcY.Atirielt. . , j.
Ofq.4 36 t , ..sor.gdultucl Btu* ; Gee: I
T. F/anier, Morgan Shute; Su P ers ist r Alckain 54 4'1
ver ; to' astable, E. A. Barton ; Auditor; Bradley Bee.
arm e ign copied is gg e,p 4,4 w g Fere a 41' be ; School Direcoup, Data%) Benedict,' Cep. ;
' 4 ' • - 4 11 0 atVegeott, traitreictruvismi 4.*
1, lar Praddent
After ha Itainumoo cannot be ailed a mod. r
etusinan. ring ecomineted his administantion - I
-so as to lose the confidence and respect of all piffles
and mmiont, beta'. arcs Congeal., in -violation • Of
theContfutticoo, to plate thirty , MlitiOnt of donut
and the army and navy at bit ,dhPosal, to be nofed at
loiltriscretion, for purposes of territorial acqUitition.
Although iftexicoand Ctittral Amerce:44re -mention.
fief
ed in connection with these • lions, th ere -an ,
bo Attie doubt *alba To at which - Ir. B. f
than and hisMtwiaira 'hi ' the4ctinisitiOn of•CI-1
ha-otrhich he is desirous ot istaltior the crowning 1
gam!' (or sinitne)of his stimitatration: • - -
Township Elections--'59.
-14irost,Asou,sor, David Sherer ; Supervisor,
fir;`Steetsgtopft • Conattille,ralrick e WP l ,4l Au-;
ditor, *yid ,rimer ; Scholl DieweiorViViii,illttAt'
N. y, Judi?: of Erlitiolf, Pits
rick CisciTy;:,inttioetors ar i deletion, if P. - 4 West,
Witi,Cat gh txetl i , Michoelso l a 2 . l .:Da-,;
Y
Buffutn.
rarot.—Assessor, Robert Roy ; P.;, Jas. C.
;;Bushnell; Supervisors, C. 0. Carpelder A.ll. 'Avery;
Constable, N, J. West ;-sAtulitor, Chauncey Avers ;
SehOol Directors, Jabez,Tyler, Nathaniel West, 0. 0.
Baldwin Judge of Election, Parley Walker;
tors of Election, Rollo Catve'nter, Josiah Blouhant;
I Clerk, E. D. Tyler; Treasurer, V. R. Tyler.
/ 4 rri.--,kmfs4:ol",_Tritd ray. Kelio4; Supers i;•
or, R. S. Darin? Consl'Uble, lit J. envier; 'Auditor,
...isuier Gay.; School Directors, aL.C. Tabu, Trodway
Kellogg • Judge of Election, Edmund Bunnell; In
spectors of Election, hamlet Hill, Aaron flunnell;
Clerk, Stuuuel King; Treasurer, Caldwell idellicken.
Bridgeirtatcr.—Messor, Otis Bullard; Supervisor,
- Simeon Lewis; Cotuttable, Wm. L. Beebe; Auditor,
D. 11. Coon; School Directors; J. T. function, Tao
them Gardner; Judge of Elections, N. 0. raspniore;
Inspectors of Election, Lyman Sherman, Horace
Brewsier ; Clerk, IL S. Sutphen ; Treasurer, James
Bill.
-Erooklyn.—At.sessor, R. F. Breed; Supeiviior, I
N. Palmer; Constable, J. L. Admits ; Auditor, J. E
Row, School Directors, C. S. Perkins, .1. H. •Stcr.
ling ; Judge of Election, J. T. Perry; InsPectora of
Election, J..T:Whitford, H: 1., Bailer; Clerk, E.
120.cKenzie; Treasurer, R. T. .4Ailey:
Ch?contd.—Assessor, Michael Deegan ; .1. P..
cl;ael Ilickeyi Supervisor, Jeremiah tiFieefc ; Con
stable, Dentist .Auditor; JAIL(.4 carrigan:
School IjirectoN, Patrick Fitzmartin, Edtraid Sovee
ney ; Jiidge of Election, Jas, Kimide; Impectors of
Election, Ilia) Heath, Matthew Ralialy; Cliik t Thos.
11. Donnelly ; Treasurer, J. 0 . 1)Ontiell.
Alex. llnrps ; Supei %L.or, S c :
ril Peek; Constalile, ' Silas A. II:A:dell ;. Auditor,
• Abram Ibirdick ; School Directors, Jolin Itolton,
Francis )lull, Aaron tlaw•rer ; :fudge of Election,
John Irving jr.; Int,pectorg of Elcetion„ Elijah Cr t r:
penter ; •T:l5. W. I.OWtCY ; .Tas.j)eket ; Treas
urer, S. R. Steuart.' „
7); , /it•ek—Assessol . , Trondl,titf, , e ;
or, P. S no,cock ; Constahle, R. B. Gates ;
Gee.Toun . i. - ;',54.130nl Directors, C. J. Ihillister,
Hollh.ter; Judge of Eh:ction, Wm. A. I:01°m ;
.hector , of Election, Dotati u Roberts, Wm, P. 1,
throp; Clerk, Lyman DlakC,Ace ; TreaFurcr, Aibron
Manly.
Dunihttr.—isseslor, Benj. Britisncll; 11.- P.,
ward tritim ; Con,tanie, E. W. Norton: School Di
rectors, C. C. Clnirrli, Thos. Graham:J.llkt' or th'c
tion, S:B. Welk'; inspectors or :k- tine, 0. P.
Phinney, C. R. Stoeirrn.
Forest .t.,Ce.—.-18.sessor, Danl. S. Hoag: Poor
Masters, 11. R. West, Cmil. Dice; Stirerrisor, Wm,
G. Slatter; Constable, Moron S. Towne;
John S. Towne ; School liibmirarc, Jahn S. Towne,
Joel Turrell; Jiulgo of tlrctlon, Lutnan Tlanse ;
Inspectors of Eloc'lton, S. if. R. WA:or, Jas. Litman;
Clerk, Myron S. Tow ne ; Treasurer, Nelson R. @ale.
Frar,k/itt—Assrssor, Ja. Perk , Sapekisor, Geo,
W. Park ; Constable, S. D. Turrell; Auditors, James
'Watson, Jerenlah Wat;on ; School Directors, W. C.
Smith, 0. 31. Ifall, Harvey Smith ; Judge of Election .
Covill Park : Inspectors of Elcetion, Cert;s P. Mes..
scnger, W. W. Pierson ; Clerk, David Watson jr.;,—
Trasurer, Jac, E. Gunn. -
Frirntherille:—Assmor, T.Pwis Bufrurn; J. P.,
Beni. Glidden; Street Commiuioner, 11. Birdsall ;
Constable, Wm. Robb; Auditor, C. 1.. Leet ; School
Directors, Wm. Robb, 0. Conklin, 0. A. Strupler:—
Judge of Election, .1. Rosford ; Inspectors of Eiee
tlon,.N. Griffis, G. i t.. Strupler.. •
Ga.soll.—Assessor, Oscar Washburn ; 'Supervisor,
Gee. Woodward ; Constable, M. N. Walker; And•
itor, E. Burrow.; Szhool Directors:, G. W. 'Wells,
Burl. Guild; Judge of Election, Ira Wash.
burn; Inspectors of Election, 11. W. Sterna, C. N.
Miller; Clerk, C. A. Kentwrty.l * ...i'...:11511 re r, N. E
Kennedy.
• Greif fiend,—Assessor, Galen Newman;
Jos.. Du Bois; Supervisors, Wm. Smith, Festtts 11.
Vail ; Constable, Lucien Burk ....I. Trow.
bridge; Siltetsl Diretlass, Jos. Du Buis, Peter Deck
er I.3tituof Election, Almon P. Stephens; inspect
ors of Election, Geo. W. Griggs t; li. If. 1t5.,7 - IVW . u,
Poor Masters, JOT 11 tlish4 Squires.
- .Fi r orforci.—Assessor, N.'`G. Brainard; Supervisor,
Ifniver Sibley; Constable, E. V. Green; Auditor,
Gabriel Everett; School Directors. 'Charles
IL W. Jones, Sue. V. Harding: Judge of 'Election,
Oliver Payne Jr.: Itcpertom of Election, W. W: Wil.
mirth, Geo. S. Whitney; Cle'rk, If. if., Thatcher :
Treasurer, Dexter Sibley. •
Harnterni.—Assessor, L. Norton; Supervisor,
Daniel Utter : Constable, Datirl Taylor ; Auditor, Si
mon H. Barnes ; School Directors, W'rn, Tremain,Ja
cOL S.,chlager; Judge of Election, Benj. Con Sort ;
Inspertnrs Of Rlecticn, Somalian Taylor, Moses ('lark-;
Clerk, H. K. Newell: Trerisrrer; Haney Holdridge.
11 , rriek.—Assesitor, J. I'.. Wafter Ly
on; Superrisors, Mortinier William?, John Gardner;
Constable, Henry Lyon; Auditor, laziel Round:—
School Directors, Horace Dart,Wm. Chnrch ill ; Judge
of Election, S. P. Dimmick; inspectors of Election,
, Wesley Reader,...lolniCraftt. Clerk, M. I,Cilliaure;—'
Treasurer, John Miller.
Jacksan.,—Asse-sor, Time. W. Tingley; J.
,P.,
Nelson French ; Supervisor, Officer IL Perry; Con
stable,. Emory_lt. Houghton; Auditor,. G co. T. Perry;
School Directors, Horatio Am.krir A,Prige;
Judge of Election, danneer Fletcher; Inspectors
of „Election, Jas. If. Tacker; Horatio D. French ;
Clerk. Lot swig D. Benson ; Treasurer, Chas. French.-
,Jcarup.—Asrersor, Henry Dewers; J. P., Jere
miah Baldwin; Supervisor, Nelson Bolles; Constable
LW. Birthard ; Auditor, H. K. Sherman; School
Directors, Benj. Shay, Andrew Blaisdell; Judge of
Election, Daniel Picket; Inopeetors of Election, .1.
E. Birchard, N. H. Roberts ; Clerk and Treasurer, J.
IL Bartlett. -
Lathrop.—Assessor, L. W. Kellum ; Supertisor,
Wanton Green ; Cotsiabfe, G. W.,Tiffany; Auditors,
J.M. Lee, B. S. Searle; School Directors, Charles
Vithey, Balser Steel; Judge of Election, Jesse
Inspectors. of Election, Sebn IL Any, Alvin
Brown; Clerk, L A. :Colton; Treasurer, B.
Squires.
Lenox.--..itsessor, Berk! Pease; Superrisor,Clufp
man Harding; Constable,Derial Pease; Auditor,Na
man Tingley; .School Directors, Otis C. Foreranee,
A, F. Snorer; Judge of - Election, W. jt. Tingley;
Inspectors of Election, H. N. smith, A. B. Baker;
Clerks, Abraham Churchill, A. F. Snorer.
Lilerty.-_lc or, - Webster; Sppersisor,
Samuel Whiter VConstahle,,4: It Butte; Auditor,
P. B. Martin ; School Directors, C., B. Southerland;,
Oeo . W. Crandall, Isaac Butts; Judge of Election,
Daniel Darnley' ; Inspectors of Election, .I.lrnesdell
H. F. Adams; Treasure; Russel Southworth.
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Important BIC ' by a justice under the provisions of act, General , News. , ....:-, 7
The bilowin as a copy hf th bill before in townships where the present self)! syis- ' - _.,..,....
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the Pennsylv Legislattire to iveJustiaes tern his not I, adoPted s el l ialle . Oset:ed by
.. fire stesinship why of Baltimore, ars
ers ,"#,,t, him t„ s!ithi , - lay _. , d , a , te t eW ll 4,,,eeeellit rived at New York, from Liverpool, March
of e Pea urisdictiou i
,seer •
. -s" (l.Sr, e c h ~- *.'1.1h.w,i,, t. , a i.e ' (• Y ' a u r t-Y e ' ll Isl , brings n°, news of i l iT ee PrCerte '= '
vi . I s ? . - s' ee wart:time • to s: ,
.es , d epp led
a v W filit si flier' and , nil " ;Ilk to
stirs en
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I t . a ft ti : ii he at 'n
A CT vile yes the .... San kranci , •to, Cal., has every Sun,
111111/ine : i el 4 e e i lie t • S 14, eitfillnaseliieen '' ''• ''• itietipagwent , ''''' ty fine tees in filth t or
•',. - v i sa !! daY night
bl English; t French, and German then- -,
Character within this Commonwealth, aria] The Gettest, f I 1 ( ;/`•
ritham Guise, of that County, in the 44th year
to lessen the exeenses in criminal proceall I mpose d
on
may
who shall, within bride': days cords the death of two twin daughters of, Ab
be madeoto the:oho:ill ••• • - • -urg ~."11., -'onlp.-r re
;nes.
reared togetser-- . - (perste. fora singl y'
iinertee I. Be it emu-led by the Sinak entl l thereafter*
pay uf their age, and :tads : 'rhry were bot'n and
the same to the person desig
House of Represntatires of the Common. tinted lit the preceding sections, as entitled '
b 'nerer s • • a
wealthiV Pennsylvania in Gel oral Assent- h to is r h e7 ln l i ve fe i e r, s. deducting five per centum as
ease (measles,) died voithitt a few hours of ,
, night during their lieee-took the came di,
bly met Oa it it hereby enacted by the author- ._
See. 20. That. the court ellen, in all eases
each ' other; and were buried side- by side in
icy of the tame, That courts of special ses- rof conviction, sentence the defendant to stand
i'sjona of - the, peace he thlipenrnhowealth, ex- I corrtmitted to the common jair of t hij9o9 ty 4 , the same'gras c,
, rept In the city and chanty 'of Philadelphia, 1 , till all tines and costs snip ed b3,e' Ale p en. ' .... It is said that the. Mormon met- has '
.stufy-be bejd by.- justices of dispense,- and 4 teneershatt -her pokey whiehmerres t ree awl be--already eclat the Government-snore than
shall have power, subject to the provisions' of the same ftweemnd tree-kilo-though Olen $10,000.000; and if an army of-te two or three
hereinafter contained,eo hear and determine I b y the court of quarter sessions. thousand o l ien is to be kept there for an in
charges for crimes eeisir.g within their re. Ser. 21. That from the judgment oe a definite period of time, a similar drain upon
spective counties, as , follows : court of special, sessions, 'there shall b e n o the national resources will be bontieued.-s-,
I. Cases of assault and battery not charg- ' appeal, upon an allegation that the verdict of And it may well be asked, What good - 'has ,
ed as having heen comm itt e d' -iot o u tt ly or the jury was contrary to the evidence-in the the 'twiny Anne, oris'irlikely tii-diVitilfe
lrel
upon any public o ffi cer in the hxecution of ease„ and - not justiW,thereby. - to warrant all this eapensel '•.; - - ' . ! , 1
his duties, or with intent to kill. _ ' i SEC. 22. That after the sentence slfall have ...,. The Washington eurresperident of
11. Charges for poisoning; killing, tua- I
m• , been pronounced, the defendant may deliver Foraey's Press says: "Mr, Bigler is the
ing, woundieg or cruelly beating any animal, ito the court, in writing, eiceptions to the k.- most dismal of ail our Senator,: Ills speech
lIL Charges for maliciously removing, al- gality of the proceedings had; and if -the on the Pacific llailroad bill was a coinpoUnd ''
tering. defacing, or cutting down monuments court shalt ho or opihinn that , such excep- of the most unmitigated nonsense; and if
or marked trees, ornamental or fruit trees, lions, if sustained, would Affect the justice of Judge Black, or some other -kind friend, did
IV. Charges for unlawfully, villThily, and the case. upon good and sufileient security not occasionally cram him, he would be' ut
maliciously inking and carrying away fruit off ere d by the defendant for his appearance terly unfit to make even a feint of represent
or vegetablee, or ffir destroying! the same. at the next c o urt of quarter sessions of the ing hisstate:" - •• -
Ste. 2. That when''atiy• peeton -charged I county ; such reetognitariee shall he taken in
.. . One of the nets of the Tetriforifil teg.
with any , such offences, shall have been bro't 1 the usual formSeind saidsjtistice 'Well Melte isl a ture of Kansas at its late Session was the':
before the justice of the peace isming the out a Certified copy Of-theprodinge on th re us laws
e peal of the bog aboutSwhich there •
warrant of envier-sells justice- may` proceed trial from his Misname ,
which, together with 'aias, so much c extetemenein 1850. , Thset4ov
ea hear and determine Abe case,, provided the a ll the original p a p ers i n se e , ease , an d the emor signed Thera, and when' tie setssion , •
'defendant shall agree thereto. " ; e bill of exceptions,• he ehalta within---twentv' had closed, at 'midnight, all the copies of '
Sac. 8. That at the retlueet of the defend - days after the trial, cause to-be filed in de these black stains upon American legislation
ant that the cause shall, be tried -by it jury, 'office of the clerk of the court of quarter ses- that could be found were gathered together,
the justice shall issue a venire directed to the sinus of :he county 1' 11 nd: 1111 Y' -neglect s° t° and a bonfire made of them' amid great pub
do shall be deem ,
pub
constable in attendance or a constable of the .
ed a misde m eanor :' in office. I tic rejoicings. •
ricounty, nearest to the place of the trial, cow.- Sec. 23. That notice of the filing of such I
.... The Hampshire' County (Mass.) As
mending him to summon twelve seesd and bill of exception shall be given to the district sociation of Cengregaional ministers have
lee ful men, qualified to serve as jurors and
not exempt from such /service by haw, and attorney by the defendant or his attorney, at passed a resolution that " tha raising of to
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least tour days before the sitting of the next bade' is an immorality."
who shall be in nowise of kin either to the court of quarter sessions, at ehich time they • Mr.Fe nster Iverson is-natned as the
emitplainant or defeilant, at athr e notmore shall be argued, unless said court shall other- •• • '
• fori' *(1 ht ia !SOO h•
than five days fruit the date ut venire, and -
wise and if - t. I- ll appear. that the disunioh candidate ... ta.4 12 . _ , y
direct; 8 ' ll in Alabama oil cr s elf D. W illiam Lonll
at a place to be named therein, to make a detenaeot het tkilfnity beeldeed the 'Mae '.: - . R....f . , ,
, jar.) for the trial of such ufrenee. Jes Yancey for v ice cresieent, on the same,'
notice or 'te ahy other nay endeavor to em- . k
' SEC: 4. Thai the &Noel/lilt trams be held h from a silt
`inta. et. This iedication, thoug .
barraa ' s or delay the ar gument of 'the ease.
r, teeeitance, or in the custody of the con- the court may set aside the exceptions with- ', ele newspaper, is sugge i ltiee of the
,purpose
1 stahle arresting him, or his deputy or depu
out hearing Sand order the execution of' the iof the fire-eaters,
ties, as directed by the court, during Ike time I I .. i .-, iill)littemr Getieral Veilli t tr Wit i
- 'le' ~ ..•
I sett ten - s •ii cl the Piithe't tatholle i bliere .' 4 -e
that may elapss betueen tuner and the time kfes i 4: 'hat aker s a full examination of i has Jnlee e' - • --
of trinl,
the record of the-justice and bill ;of ,excep - i was reared a Prm , byteriare
,se.e. I sl. seat the officer to whom the ve- tions,ifit Shall 'appear to the dont - deli the 1 ; ... The Democratic State Central e:mi
nim shall be delivered, shall execute the same
fairly and impartially, aid shall not summon
e i i the defeetlaht hee ' esin Meuslty convicted , more time to see which stay the eat
,lumps
any P ei. '" whom lie shall su Sfle• e l•J"'" - t l e '-' and sentenced, he shall be discharged ; and iat Washingt"n-inet, the other day, and put
ased "r ?r,!;%.(Med '.....e or against the defend- the court mat, on tt review of the cese,
_di. 1 01l the time f r holding the SVvention
ant ;he shall summon the jurors personally, minish the sentence - of a court of special ses-1 to , reaninete,a Sive ticket fro e s 4.th s tes.
mid shall make a list of' die persons sum. •-• s, --esse -
glens, if It shall appear ektrivardinary end till- } the itth4x3tere!t - , , - i Am ,,,-,,,,,,a,
mimed ; which by shall certify and anima to •
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' •;'. : '7 . e are pia to see, says the philz.
the venire and retinal with Ij.,t,titlie b(194... ;eat , - •
use. 25. That lithe defendant be commit- delphia Press, that the prospect of, passing •
Svc. it. Thst the names of the persons
50 I ted in pursuance of a conviction in a' court of the free-banking bill through both brandies
returnees • shall be respectively wntten on . special sessions, by making an affidavit, spec• of the Legislatute, is auspicious.
several and distinct pieces of paper, as near- special
leg the supposed errors in the proceedings _ ; Th e l aw abolishing and prohibiting
ly of one size-as may be, an d . the officer by on his trial before the'clerlt of the court af t ess ess ., i„ R ams .. which si res / s ay passed
whom the venire was served in the flees mice / eerier' st.ssions, And chier
Bring into c o ed s both branches of the Territori al. Legs ureic,
of the court, shall fold sech phone dl. paper o ..
hmore sufficie nt ' f '
Anse with one or „ sureties , far ii as passed so late in the, seision its to give ,
t s• • • - 1 as lint: be, in the eame• manner ,
20 :: - 1 -a- Y. • •., • '. his appearance before the next court ofsmais oyernor Idedary ma opportunity of quietle ••
and put them together in a box or other con- ter sessions of the county, he ,amity be d i e - I lieekeiiiie It, which he has accordingly ilittie ,
edema thing.
charged front reinitlittiteet ; whereuittsh he, s
- See. 7. That the court shall Alien deli* oet William Smith O'Brien, one of the
or his attorney, shell give' immeditite notice • • • • • •
six of set* neeeee ght alter an other, and if I most consistent and hotior4 , ble . of th, ris . h
to the dirtrict attorney of the county, who
'any ot the persons whose names shall be l shalt. as aas estete, notify the jug- , reireLs of 1:ts : IS, arrived at IN •w jerk i n !, i dle
drawn shall not appear, or appearing, shall I i t ' ef , ileaoro-a,h00., th e te ed o n a ha d , to file a i steamship l'rince Albert, February Otis --
be challenged and set aside ; then sheh fiirtheL I Ile proposes to make the tour of thelLTnited
certified copy of • the proceedings before him
number shall $h deitti:e. as f;lii make up thel States, not fur a personal display, but to be
in the office-of the clerk of the court of plats
neraber of six, after all legal causes' of • chat- come acquainted with the country anU the
retn ore
(Cr sessions of time county as. be • hef
:euge shall have been allowed. • character of its institutions and people.
Provided.
Sic, S. That if a suf fi cient number of com
l.
Sze. lite That it. the etcheiltem' be over ..... P. T. lia'rnurn's Lecture on the Art
petrol jurors "hall nag be droesse from the. ruled b e f o r e I t te : e ourt ,,f ga m ut seidigns, of Monby-ntaking has• proved an e.ttraordl
numbes retitriled tcy tile venire, tite court 1 said ,
court shell direct-Jke .executipn, of, the nary Hit ih Eneland. .4_,1l tee si-i • !.s end seris,
I may direct the constable to siniinion, any f
° 1 reniailider of thtesta t tenee r hides; the Lemma. ',ets go to hear - him, and the vast St. 'James 1
the bystanders or others; sih; Imply he eolei. t
stce justify
a, dimuutka 4
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Hall, London, is cramed 'every titneske::res
petenti del te! . .l„ !list %;:lioin no mese of 'ehel•
Sac s .. 7, That the esseeptlees, Aral} 1 10 44; 7 peas the lecture. l i
el has declined ankffer ,
lerge shall appear, to act as . jurors in the
en to the proceediegsa record : or jurisdiction - of $6,000 from a prominent,l,ondon piiblish
case. -
of the court, er , t ing house fur the exclusive right to publish
he admissiou of evidence;
..SEC. 9. That to each of the jurors the
and rid-court of quarter eresiees obeli 'try the lecture in Great Britain.' . . ,-_,,,
court shall administer the following oath or
tiny allegation that,the,Vercliet . of' the Jury ' ..'.. k lady in St. Paul,ltlinnesonterolV
aMmositem : Von do terser In the prasenee
before a court of special sessions; was against mind had become unsettled from anx iety id
of Almighty God, (or, you do solemnly
et idence other than as 10 lega • l errors; the 'matters of religion, recent attempted to
well and truly try the case Dow before you,
affirm, as the case may be,) that. you will
[judgment of the snort of tipeciel sessiene shall commit suicide by drinkin bailing water _
be Conclusive; ~ . . , . .._ from a tea.kettle. Medical-aid was pr cur.
between the Commonwealth of Pennsylva- 1, Sce. 2.B..That the magistrate before whom , ed, and, although severely injured, she was
nix and . , defendant, and atrue vet: ..... ,
idly dises_shelLhe ha,d u glier the previsions at last accounts recovering.
diet give accenting to the evidence, unless I4h• . l a •,tI - . ices tit s ;„„ • . field" ,- , .
of
tle ass , b teceite Or su s , scry . i
.... The S r s necorresponuein the -
discharged ~isy the courts 1 sum of one dollar; the . jury 'lieu sittipg in' Chicego Tiilaine s'ayithat the members of
Zee,. 14( That. the chafge,made against the
the same, .fifty, cents each; die con stable the Illinois Legislature-are w, new, working for
dekndani, as stated in the warrens of arrest , o ffi ciating shall receive the .sanie eompensa• a dollar a day, and boarding themselves at
who shall be required to plead, thereto ) the
shaaLste 'distinctly read to such defendant lion for seriing die process ; subjxenaing time fourteen d o ll ar ., a ame e- a disprop o rtion be.
, Witnesses ahct eoinnutiniVait on se,nleh t :ee, as
ween wages and expenditure tliat.,will not
court shall enter tech plea in the minates . o f - h •:' i.. 6 h •c' ' al pro- -' -
is a ll o wed..Y_elet In v ,. haws in num t long be endured- , -
their proceedings to be kept be,thern. ceedingi before justices of the peace, and :.The Ashtabula (Qhio),Sentinel says
Sec' 11. That if the defendant plead not
seventy e re e ts I - • • • •
,en ur summoning the jury;
that some of the famertem that revolt have
guilty, the jury shall sit tegether. mid hear
the tri?licaies shill each reteit e the bailie fees ' te a A
the proofs . and allegatiohs in the - tape j Which ,
as are now alloW4in like cases. already begun to make ple Sitar:. i s
-shall b e delivered in public, and in Me pr o s- • tabule and Gessuga counties produge• more
ence of the defendant, sugar than any •
other counties:Mahe State.
ref' From the remarks made, by Mr. _ _....
- SEC. 12. That after 'llefireng 'OReh proofs , . .: .. At Pittsfield, :Mass., a few days *so,
and allegations, the jury shalite kept togeth- Grow, OM% his reasons fur orPesmP; the while a young lady aud gentlemae were play
er lit-sortie tonvoileut piece; tintit they agree bill•to admit Oregott Ildo ffte tiniest 88 8 f u lly amt e nding s uieut a gold male, the for
on a 'verdict, or are dist:hated by the court; State, we eetraet the 'ellen ing i finer accidentally swallowed it. The young ,
and a constable shall be sworn to attend Mr. Speaker, l'haie but a single remark getleman Mon - edit/tell/ risked for the casket
them in like Manner, as epee trials lit courts e a ri t h e f to ata l t ' e t ,a lcis. ques ti on .' Whil e ,' containing the jewel. 7. ;
of 1 0' 1110 ' sessibils ' outlet sanction or , Peinut a disci Ifithiation to •.: . •The ladies or Elyria-4ensible worn ~
Sec. 13. That when the jurors shall have be made between the peOple of different Ter- en-are having a series of social visits. with;
agreed on their terdiet; these shall -deliver ritories, still less could I vote' for a constiite out formality-without (all. dress-without
the mine to the court, which ;heti he entered lion which shuts the doors ef 'the' courth of elaborate refreshments;'; ':Gentlemen come
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in the minutes of proceedings, '' ' ' tan I' h• ii beirit . no matter ' iti after business
Justice agains y, mma .„, , and they have a good time
SEC. 14. That whenever a defendant, tried what his ebtelitlolehr rank in life. One of without any parade.
under the preceding provisions of this stet- the provisions or:to &freelitefiott of Oregon ... Sotne ladies, walking in Chelsen,
ute, either by the court or by the jury, shall provides that certain' • persMis, who are red-'1 Mass.;recently. obseried e young girl cry
be convicted or shall plead , tuilty to the ogBi/Rd 8.1 citizens of seem of the States of f fug bitterly in the street. Ott being queste di
chargelealleged, the eeurt shell render' judg• t h e ratan. menet 'lmtainfaia a suit in the ed as to the cause of her trouble, Miss Pan
meat thereupon, aid indict such punishment courts of that gime. ° - A zdtewtottoe or a talettessexplaitted that she had been motet- .,
s
by fine or imprisonmeet, oramth, as the na- people - applying - to fait reds foradmission disappointed at being presented from indulg- •
tore of the case may require; but such fine into the Uniti,lienftto'hhidirig &reit or et - in'Vern^ because her grandmother had
mg b i ~,,, .
shall in nnisase exceed fifty dollars, nor such feet r unttlit receines the Salittitt ttf Congress.
taken het' skates and gtme off•th enjoy:the im
imprisonment three months, • . IMy vote shall never give vitality or elrectio tei estieg exercise.' • ,
SEC. lb. That whenever a dtfendant, tried I
i a constitution of any people which closes
.... All ulto sufer from coughs, colds,
under the preceding protisions of this steel the deo,„fjustice aptilist any human being, .bro ' nehitis, croup, -whoopinimeugh, and the
me t either by the courts or by the jury, shall i 1 care nnt , w h at hi, conk; ee l" , ; at , e art di t i on.
pings to be dreaded orem . Lonsumption; can
be acquitted, he shall be immediately dig- •in life. The tnore humble, lowly, despised, find sure s relief in Dr. Wistar's Balsam of
charged from and if th theevid court shag 4 of the and friendless fie is, the More need he hel s
' Wild Cherry, e hich always cures where oth-
llion,e ent*, That the coin- the protection of the oburtivofjmitite. I tee
plaint was wilful w ild audacious, and without 1 erremedice fail s ' . ' ' , , -;--- .
rap• -see .
°gime the right, tender the constitution; folk '•
,1.„..8•ety none 0n j 4 ,,, i t "f,.. t . „ v a le ,
probableasuse, or if the jury, shall return tiny State of the I.lllioB 10 TIE the pettriear, • •-•
mature of "A Butts" on the wper. -
such by, their verdict, and that they. have / 14. * I *fete* ofite - °Waft!' On .tlist I-make ,no Et - .. •• . --. i ,
The WashinatonrAfates-fay that if
quitted ~the Jeiendants arid order *that the [point. „But when the courts are closed, and ,„, • 'if tt would re .e ir s a s e hi mse lf ,in
complainant shall, pay the - oasts, the court Justice is denied to Is man born on American I -°:ri 2 20 nn 0 ,.";; , ° /40u - iv ' , evil ' „ to t h e
shall forthwith sentence the.. complainant tO soil, and reared to manhood under the fl ag the que dl e ne f b s e e
pay all the costs of the. proceedings, Or Site
, that licsUi trrer ttapmbett ha le the g p ii l ob o ' f or tne,enpowinents
bill
gra i r4 Tur i l i Colieges ' - If 'the' President.
sattsfac•ory security for their, payment witn-, courts
lik, person, and. property . iti-, 0
t eu
I t'n a ced of that, be would veto. the
in thirty days, and to stand donmittedto the courts of justice, no organic law of.any peo. t e, ee", l
th S uth ebotild order. - Be
common jail (tithe county, till the sentence
, plc, with /such a 'provision; , saris ; votive -lay , " di or eat It gIS tale t°
shall be complied with; the saint its 'th°4l" wpnrOvill. If house ellcuscsOndO it. make wilt, probably ,
1.
bah., ,
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the trial 1114 beett'hati, in tie (*tart of quarter
,th e record tie d I L. proolan to the liu dd 9g lit: best measures t t 1, Mic h ,
i.
seirAmi t 4terefri'i efeart ) i'irt i l ) th 'i eete ' i i eit' that your bossism] Republicentsin menial.* in • •i , • Never, Pr"bal,. 4 Y; W4 lB 841 huge a Jet ,
shall be complied,lnetuillif he shall be dim i ng , the doors af i asthat av i riati,l a o a a e . ness in eleighltig"dime on so entail' a capital
discharged by due tfotirseof bilr:`` • - ' class of men born on America& 50 1 1, because of snow as hiss been done in this county the.
h
SEC.? id. Itintin'ease of the conviction of t h eir ere
„ Note Aswetsas i; an d e r t ea di m ,.......,
_present B ee l er, is e•••er . eiglsty4en thee sl!„ . •ig , _
the defendant, the paytnefit of the bait of the I m it e, t h e cm e r d
an t i then proclaim Ito the ing NI! bee* itlmi'sst - uninterruptedly . =,
proceedings shalt be included in the r seetence „ T A t ha t yoycisoast,e4,l2epublicatiism s is ml. lOW ,irith'so little snow aeto afford no cob
t, : ,
, , , by the itherif or a'bridstable of thitotinty or
,reallasei o n of the barbarism deicrthedbi the , ramiitf going through the woda with h ts .4
nee"At the . Presideue.
~I,:as „levee Urn - ' cityl and teenier in which sitih Oonrietion shall '' '' ' '"`" dire ion How we have pi tied our
Chief Justice o f the Suprme Court, that one la oily et •
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Jamea Gierdim atenneta - n een i s i„ O w ; Au b e be bad, by virtue' of a' warrant' andet,ttle class of citizens_have nu righta that the utlieri. i friends 'Srantoniand elsewhere
at Melt rose, . _ 1
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room with Mr. lluelutuan, andshoot us who have been compele
Ills Aim. land and seal,of tbeitiattesitokbagtho court; ire 1 ..1 1. , r „,„ p „ xt ,
.:1
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tion, the : crowd Werepresentett her as well li U Wh don ' t" they
In r.- v
directed to euchoffider, Ind ' specifying. the
~. - " : ,".- , , , 'die,9P wher ,,, r4 e r - ''' ve . - ;„ w h ere Ih e • g en i e , ~ , ',f -
as `to 3fiss ' Lane . 'At one ti e s aelys, the. P "evism • aluch / 64 . 31 P nefitentetite; ' -. igr Iti President hut ietiiea' ti'jil ' A g ri.
etingrante"'a d
re ial liter or ithi.-fr;ln be.
Poses correeeondent, it was di I 'cult, to fell . . Sees 17.' Teat - all fi tiel - Impnied" by cultural College
.14 Ile anit - liii southern sleigh bells an Ch u g g
an be heardiln the PP'
whether the receptioli'veas Sint Berficat'e or such court, if paid bef o re mentitenent, ~hail masters don't Whir° la:Prottioiftfe edhated neath It rotiesc,,, . 8 , .
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at ,
Mr. Buchanan's. The two o •ied a ink ha. receiv ed
; - by the itoldee'be'rttre 4 hein" the labor. They 'Wet. Squandering the 'public .. propria:e.A!,"°n• • "T e , a !!!, lir
tha " it's bill
tog,ether in the . l - 17eistibit ' eon - for, &bent ' defendant - was tried, and within thirty ,- diyi s eada - fot 'petaled - Peres/Wei, The' bill was 1 ," ..... Senator itSiidelt ha 44l . r a. w . I I
no Wilwhich We liatekt
three./ArterS of an hoo t :. 111 - 0 ' t•eidentlirri e l after the receipt thereof, shall be - laid' "by fauppartcd le thellintin by ihe grea t bey iy of 'to aPPr o Priate s 3o *-- 1 :b s --•-•.: i
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'Cu - fi'd w o u l d
self in troth: cing . his A46%1'0;148. SBIIBCII.. :liintio the teraturer of tberseheted tonic( Ibe i northern memberi, and Opposed -by nettrly sot, fur ' the Purchase, 1 1 c. A , ,
The latter 'WAS attired after the' latest Prencle t 'ownahlre in which such i tioneicticeri - sball - be 111 ei s tles - totitherti - ineniber "`Die bill pew lure Cotsercas, being tetiviecv,inst,n, t
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sty le area waft decked with :Plod* le *bun- l Wit° bei applied by this-school 'directors Of "id both ftainiestliiitibe - oppOsition of the Ibe defeated. ~ e liiis is co ns idered tt l =
°slicer.. s' held _
_Aiiiiiilsiad a choke bouuet, jeuctstawoltip.,,firr comtuonatassal4ttuienies.t - --41ettitetriti tii ibelgetense igitttr. 4 en .enilistaL ayi m i t r i=eatrpat, any ..lkelps_ht , la
i 4 Ptft usultatunoos4dame4,;........:- , 0.4.1 , •' Bac. 18. nat. any and all fines asinimsti -in - 4..*T - ' 441 2.._ .- " -4 - .- - -.."-- -- ' 4 ' -1' ~_„......: ~ ka,441 *M." 4. •
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Eketlon. S. IT. F.asterbroolco, Chauncey n 626 ; - .7
Clerk, ( . 4..1 1 . r.
Ca.e 'Phi l° Stiff !
worn! ; Apper - rbor,„Lorin liewin ; QotiMahle,~ it
ticket ;
...),udi* M. 11. Grinnell; Stitiool
..john "tom /41E Shaddock ; Judge oftEkettait,
H. *field Arlitspectory of Eleetintt, Goratiol*-
It, Sw itcyrk, Dayid fodwin; freaa*r
Silper I , .—Suptni,or, Michael Mohan : Con
.table, D. f.'Sulliertn ; Atulitor. T. Whipple; School
DAL.Gameli-N. 8.1.14.1c.ar.,-110 oludgs
of Eleetion, Timothy Iforpt, ; Inspectors of Eke
thin, I: Ward, E U. Gage; Clerk, John Clark
TrelAtrer, J. Donivan. '
3t1,4119 Knapp; Supereb .
Kona, P. It s .cluttoa, I.I,WWNIhou ei A4ll. Sheldon: -
Con.table, S. R. 6tiver; • Audititr, TNrCrr Walkelee:
SebooL.Ditectura,Jameg Kat.atm, -David Mak,
Joseph W. Fixt ; Judge of Electioo t Abimqier took;
InQpecturs of Election. Ju!!tus Knapp, Is4ae Striel;..
land.
•Sioquelotinte D.pot.—Ag.:ef.sor, D. W. Norton';
th'-crAeers of the Poor, 0. Yrnshingtort
Simeff ; ConFtnhle, Itenhitoin *in.; Au u ditor, TIM*.
Meliernnst; School Piieetors, 'Peter Tait, A.
Johnson, Nichol:lv Irrin&c,Jinlge of Election, John
R. Seovill; Inapectura of ElCetion, liiram J. Smith,
TIM‘. Wands.
Thoon...v 13Iventer King; SoperviAor,
Stirealer Rine.; ron.lnhle, R. V. Milner Anclit
or;, rhe.ter Stottllfinl, Daniel Wrighter School I).
rectors, Robert Gelnit, IL V. Whitney, Wm. Witter,
Jame.; 11. Fo.ter; Judge of Election. .T. W. Samp
son ; inspeonm of Elution, Samuel Vanhorn, Ste
phen Jenkins; Clerk, Geo. P. Illandin ; Treasurer,
A.. 11. ernsier.
Atieremblel Peru&Neon
Public Netting in Hayford,-
In ‘ peraumbne of nodes .a Lute untidier of th e cit.
izena of, Itaafertanil vicinity a,;*eirbied on Friday
evening, February .25, la s bit, for the purpotoe of ex
peefting their views on the anodgrtniatiOn — of the
white and black races. The meeting being called to
order by A. klase, F.aq., on motion, Gen. A. Can,
Y , a4.elloyen Prexid4.4, Rexter , Sibley and
John T. Preal,l;ais,lf. G. Man.
ding. and 4, C. Motley, Setretarielt. Outtiolion, the
following nagicd gentlemen were appoigteil by the
chair a edlninittee toi.traft resolutions : Amasn chase,
Harvey Waiter Graiiam, Joseph Posers,
tin T. rerrar, "Sidthen Sweet, Elias V. Green. After
a qtiort absence, the committee appearial„,and re.
ported the following Prearpble and llcsollitioni,
which were re a d and adopted :
Wet:etas, it is .t pririlege as well as the duty es
the eitirena of a Bepubitean Voleminent 1.4 assemble
in public meetings, rind e7.pre, their %lova and fire!•
big. upon questions affecting the interest or liappb
!less of rocietv ; and whereas a most flagrant outrage
his been comodeted upon ,ociety by the elopement
of Mk. Arnelia.Tingley, a Yottrg white
_girl of th's
ToWnship, with John • SoWs, u c4e.t. , ..!‘d man, to th'e
Slate of New Vert, Where they consummated their
blackest deed ~r disgrace by being married„-Therefore,
iirArderd, That we are opposed to amalgamation,
under any form Or eiteutnstattees whatever; and os•
peddle do we condemn In the strangest' !?its the
late loathsome union I.rtsm the White and Black
'races in thin place,
R•seked, That, the amalgamation of the two races
is not only degrading to the blacks, but Finks the
'Whites to depths far heldw them—and, irvolerated,
'Wings disgrace upon the whole cfnoten!ty„ s
1:r5 , ,114d, That we ktek upon those persona Who
have hem c,ngsget'in plotting and bringing about
that diabolical set, as dangerous Lc:society, and more
erpecially to the voung and rising generatibmin
whose welfare and happiness we all feel the deepest
interest,. .
Rrsarrd, Thattl \ se welfare of society rognises us
to withholds!! !mead hilescourse from all those who
i have, aided in bringing about the late dis o .m..w..eful
marriage,. , .
R , N;lrrd, That we consider ercry man-Kuiyi who
has made a public d'eclaration in rarir hl tF,
outrage upon tiet'ltsyt "Ur the unnatttral
amt that It , 3.,tititett plate
. between the Colored man
and the white girl.
Eroedrcd, That we unitedly and earnestly call up
onn the Legislature of State r tometa 'the rilinnw
before them prollibltittir the tillermarrLge of the
white and lila& ImM'.
_Rrsolved. That we (ruder to tLe parents nod ram.
!!:: =bole diUghter and sister. has been induced to
throw hen•elf away upqn 11. colored man,.tmr heartfelt
f'Cinpnih ; and to lrk ar'nelrii, rrfentls, dO
all lb bcw , r t 6 ssaSuon them in their altlietien.
Pemilred, That while Ire fully endorse the abort)
tc,olution.., still, as law.ahlding citizets, Ice olio di.
appi ore of all thresh. mobs. or rictr,•.:!.+ proeeediugs,
with the int. ntlotd "!'1 tu j aring any pf our citizens,
persou'or property. •
arao/rrd, That...the proceedings of this meetir.g be
published in the County papers.
On motion, the meeting adiourr.O.
Terrible 'hinged , " in Virashington.
WASIIISOTON, Yeti. '27.—T i hilip 'Barton
lie'-. U. S. Attorney lin. the District of Co-.
lumbilr. a gentleman of high social standing,
ar.d lone , a resident of Washinglon; Was kill
ed to day by Daniel E. Sicklek, inebibef of
Con , rress from New York. -
Many difiCreurthinors 'are 'circulating re
garding the tragedy, but all concur in the fub_
lowing files
.1„
About twt o'clock this afternoiin,
ceased malt stanairl ott rennaylVithia Ave
nue, lb the n6igtiborhood of Lafayette Square,
and near the residence.cf Sickles, conversing
with Mr. Butterwo'rth, when Mr. Sickles ep
proseited and exclaimed, " rascal, you
are the destroyer of my honor and happiness,
and I've come to kill you," at the same time
drawing a pistol and firing, when Key stag
gered forward and Sickles stepping back fir
ed a second shot uhich brought him on his
knees.. At this time Key ecclatmed,,"l am
inutdi-rid." avid implored Sickles to eparehis
life; litit the latter fired a third time, whi ch
shut. shut. penetrating the heart caused death in
few moments.
Sickles immediately proceeded In 'the res
idence of the Attorney General, which was
close 1).- I taliowed by an immense crowd and
delivered himself into the custody of that
'gentleman. Shortly afterwards he was con
veyed to Jail where he now remains, Bur
round,d by numerous friends.
The ea u.e the deed is said to be the in
fidelity of Sickles's wife with Key. the •for
trier having yesterday been apprised of the
fit, t by an anonymous letter, and 'prepared
himself accordingly. The wildest excitement
-prevails throeghout the community, and the
death of Key is universally lamented.
FECUND DISPATtr.
The verdict of the Coroner's JurV. is as fol
kn.% s That the death of 'Philip Barton Key
was caused by a pistol in tbe.bands .cf Dan
iel E. Sickles;''
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It is_ reliably asserted that Siekla has a pa
per in his possession, signid by his • wife', gel.
kn9wledgiug, her guilt.
PARTIAL LtGISLATInN.— . -
Last week the
House of Representatives of this State, voted
to appropriate $l2OO a year, for fire years,
to Westminster Collegiate Institute, of Law.
rence county, for the purpose of . supporqnr
a Norton! Moot. Why this partiality !
not the Chester County Normal - 1301(ml at
deserving as Lawrence timiny `‘4 l :e trust
that Judge Bell, When' the bill retches the
Senate, will do what ought to have been:done
in the Mute; move to ameed' it by adding ,
Chester, : County :
County Tianes.