f . A
p y. ,
v, . ~ , _ I
...1 - t.lgy .1- - -' , n - ta-- ' •• 1 -
leases! ,c al Ye' ~,a e_ carriages -
' kii'l;lpople, ' ni , :set forth in capitals;—•
~ ro I t) iit'Ohe n ifs Nechanies: and others
* al ' o Of t '' , llillfia;and ,being warned
ill L c, , o td r • V `reality ,) will be armed,.
feu, not, era oiroolori—they, wit! be
1
lip ' 0 , 11 i'lYivei Slave piii,hid iu Orb
• .. I :, th ii, e irhom they are entreated
pat Oat' ' foto, lWhige will havo'com.
?. • to, •I•ilitill,will recite to , you eu.
ti dr „4 , ht With daiiliog diadems,
e"s ~:,4 1, . reads and set with' Orecieis
: i ;:i
. Noiri i a ,A 0 so, and tell You Whitt
;.m iin . , 43,g Will 4 and what Bigler
W ••• Ai . , .4 plao -your thumb on your
. • `r 4 eh , n ut"fingers .at them, which
i t , - a . t i bond' to
,toeati•wages--
dines d &lef t TWO DOLLARS A DAT.
1
OSQ' TIATULATE. : • ',
Will_r_r___l' . 3 1
' MO,T3t S Of Susquehanna I
' . s!ii 111 fOIII..POJIS ! kTo the Polls !;! 1
e art
e o
• ~ 1 , ,t v make.an attempt to excite
..
04 oft isc?unty-neediessly. We tell
m l oe nt . .ithat there has pot been :an
, 7,,,,T i0 , g e tout
re
s©
years
vi ols its_results as this. If yo
nel ., yen cannot' hope to succeed
n .. 04t ostyears.,_. We cannot find Mt
- cti ,est As - Win. Bigler in the Staie;
? 4 ; eineceed with him, with WhOM
6 ve.il 'We bxn elect himif '
ye we
, tut rte. , Pennsylvania must be, re-
Itloacg , flavi) Tire Polls i .;
of yam; see that you are notcaught
soliri 'ti me. Depend upon it that your
tA
y u sped one day in a year to look after
the • o rpircommoinve;sith, ii you Oral
n you ste not fit to be trusted with the
, 3ot
4 tog of yonrselves. If you expect to be
'wrovir:iyix:iti th ere,
p in ay al a il o t m he e ir a t t ° t:ntiolt
Tiyoneould have your country pros
-7t see that you have the' right
the kefrar-Men of your own
•ho will adosiniater the goi-
Inianee with yOur prurciplei.
It AND' BRIBERY !
yon. We knew au Whig
fferingfifiy dollars towards ac
ir Work, to a man who refused
This is the last /desperate
Whip, and every Democrat
TiThccr TN,
early, vote yourself and then
men, who .have
them. .Loo lc, and if your
`bore I ,
S AFTER IME .
there with, your team. You
in a ; stronger ,horses than! the
...
I . are used to work ;—rnake
day' If your neighbor " has
. .
IRK FOR HIM ._ .
v 06.3. Let not one vote be
tdifferent,l4l him the impor
.-that we 'were defeated tbree.
re hundred votes, ,
I HE MUST GO.' . .
ieeto be.,lost in 'inactivity.— ,
liarmy arik mart ! RALLY
VALE AND HILL slpE
qt.x SHOP AND FIELD: ; Be
;')A','EXT.
_ Tit STORMS
‘
..take your euritered. : carriages„
.and carry yoor.
'ineighbos, crt 'if yonbavn't any 6riinges lake
.:1
.;,itbe lumber wagon and 'your anutireilas,. and if
.‘ 3
you cant dolliat, ' - . ' • . , ' :
GO • ANY 310 W ! v
nip.* ycOitet - there,for the Whigs - srili
lc he on h4l flit rains.. They have goVear
zia,,,Tes.- WU MUST GOON ACCOUNI'OF
VILE STAn TICKET if fat nothing 'die:—
One drug , . Tint all together and M are safer
TS iliinpaign Subscribers. •
weirsito al/ our campaign subseribeis to
coafistesith us still hing,er. We will tip to
make fhe papei• useful to'you, and the tarns
AS easy a% possible. Those who wish to do
so, will please inform us by lette.i, or by giv.
fig their names to the persons who acted as
agents; in getting the - paper -for , thetis,Ahat
they maybe foiwarded to Its before the issue
of the text iMper, in order that they may; not
miss slumber. Will our friends take a lit
tle altered in this matter?'
. ..
.
• ' Facts fa the_People•
Keep it before the people, that Hon: Wm:
. I sltilitr,rned his back npon General Incision
batiseke vetoed; the :United States 'Basic
Bilkazd that he has been a bank -man ;ever
aka; '- - ; -
K icl ) Wert' the people; that he was.the
first tlorei In the ; Susquehanna Bank opera
first to get the concern into tile.=
Kee itbei• ore the peciple, that afror he had
-got tischurter he was the first, man to lira;
Pale from the law, and adraitipa ! ,
per panontfor Stock instead of speeie.
,
Keay before the people, tnat his object in
=aiding C: '43 payment, was to intrOduce
810,000, ''ands money for the Purpoie of
fonainr, .' 4 6urplus'Stock Company, ', and
that tli;' A ::endit inon' l '' . ...ficas returned to' the
4 / 1 1 i 14. ''
.dayi thus" perpattsting..4 fraild
the • lip, And Me bona fide Stockholders.
, it . ore the people, that he managed.'
0, id or. ir 000,000 of the Stoat, 'giving
O. ;Camp= ',is at for it, and after the. Bank
pattcir,, , - 0 thoSe notes di the Hank,
li ea *lilie ' .'
can't 3 1 1thout . capital, to perpe,
Pate IS Blibi. tat pontimn4y of over tg105, - -
__. Kap lf,lie r f" ttis lox-payers 'of Penney) va.
ma , „, 11 1 41110 4 ,. ', too letter la 1845 to 'Pas
4 teaffirY , Pep. ". cut at Harrisburg, &Flaying
:lw “l' tic ,as established on a speciti ,b,a.
`is, 044p:wet 'lila liabilities; and : . that the
fkshier,frir.,St. ' , lin,was a man ofintegrit";".
.-. thaiDtt that re 4, mmendation the money was
taken Attie. T 7, a -large ainount bOw,
on ham' ,tom, whid i s.wholly lost M the Mate.
Ko9olbefen), lax:payers of Stpolielian
na, that 6400 4of - mane , money, is- in s. the
pounix.criiimplii rly worthleas, •-' : '
tli
Keep ,ii Wore tAi
,people,:that hie abject in
getting oi ta'Allo • Stpremol3enelt, hi: to' . ipard
effitf #at gre 004 to be c0nz77172r4 againii
th e n A l :# l4. C"°V l / 4 1 . 1 .Y,"1 .0 0 .0 retkm,P .
1 101 0 j: Itifineg: n 1: .- n., . ,„,,
%4110 1 Kig gieXePle, that heaPpOsed
tlie Acce'usitie*A o :, P l 4 Collittitatiod for . , 14
motio n o f fadps!,Bo .that he might; hold his
beat 0 tfirogencli;in .tlefi'ance - of •::th&peOple'S '
f oi llr-144,t(!ilicSInPliAh this he, through, his
•
- .
s~ep:ihi~e Vie,
them not at the:ballot-1
theierighteatidiiidtm
LET T*E -- PE0P4E . :,:M1211114 , !7
• •• • • .
That the..pubplie 'Treaeury.hai-been robbed
iithhi the last three yelirS•of more tubneyi by
thani,*2.oapay
compensation to one thouiandlaboring men for
two years' iletrices., - ' , -
. LET THE . PEOPLE REAMEi►
_MBEL - -
That the _Whig German State
been deteeted in 'taking :OVQO . from 2 ;the•
Treasury on. - a.fatse account and compelled
to make restitution:
LET THE PEOPLE , REMEiHIER, •
That Gov. Johnston sytnpathisa with and
.
sustains John Strohm, .who voted , icistirive
our.troops in Mexico. - _ • - . '
- LET THE-PEOPLE REMEMBER;
That Governor Johnston iSll , Ntaire Ameri
can; that he' has lerit its official infinence, to
sustain the whole phalanx :.of Native Ameri
can Custom Mouse °teem - while, at the same
thne, he , is cleatirkg the foreigners pretend. :
lug to be; friendly to some of their Societies.
LETTIIE PEOPLE -REMEMBER,
That Gov: Johnston was in :the Legislature
in 1841 _end voted for a Is* allowing BANKS
to suspend payment on tlieir,'omnnotcs, and at
the same timo to _sue, The people and collect
debts from thent on execution... . :
• . LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER, -
That Col. Bigler, was in the Senate in 1842
and voted- for the faw
.. in• POWS to
pay'their debts, as well ,a 9 indi v idual, or for
their charters. . , .
LET. THE PEOPLE REMEMBER ,
That Col: William-Bigler is a self. madamim
—that he has risen by his Mvi industry and
•integrity, of character to'stationsof honor and
public trust; and that he how occupies a high
position as a statesman, patriot and philanthro
phist. ; - • .
LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER, .
That Governor Johnston. when, a candidate
for Governor in 1848, vine: decidedly
,opposed
to, any man being elected More than' ONE
TERM, and, this Was one or his principal
themes and strong points he urged in his own
favor.
I.ET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER;.
`That Gov. Johnston defends the extmva
pnee of Ritner's administnition and'declares
that the State debt NVaS not inereased under it
a single dellat;.while tho official records prove
that the debts contracted daring that adminis.
.tration reach nearly TEN 31ILLIONS. OF
DOLLARS.
LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER.,
That William Higler was a poor orphan boy,
compelled - to labor for his'own licelihood sued
to sustain a widowed mother. He comes from
the 'common' people, is of the people, and
knows and appreciates their wants, and Will de.
vote his,
.talents and energies to the greatest
good for the greatest number. _
.LET THE - PEOPLE REMEMBEII,
That GoC, JOhnstonls a wealthy nabob, liv
ing in splendor and magnificence, and has no
feeling in common for sympathy for the labor
ing man and mechanic.' j f
LET THE PEOPLE RE3fElgliEß,-
That the' eioney illegally drauiw from the
State Treasury by Gov. Johnston.fOr travel
fees, and sixteen tays' services b'ef'ore he was
Governor, amounts to $l5l 50, which would
pay the interest 4:m "50,230 of thi; State debt
for a year.
LET TIM PEOPLE REMEgIIER;
That Gov. Johnston,:when in the. Legislatnre
in 1841, opposed ilre - law that aholishedl.l.l.-
PRISONMENT FOR DEBT.
~~; 0): 5:3 :(•) : :~:~,~p :41
The latest news gives the following as the
names and number of Banks which have failed
since our last issue: -,
Farmers' Bank, at Mina.
• JaMes tank. • , I •
Bank New Rochelle.-
Western Bank, White Creek.
Lumberman's
- *People's ThaakiPatterson,‘N.',T.,„
- *Commercial Bank, Ferth Amlioj , . •
*Rank 'of ISalislita Md." - •
**Mks that failed - previetukto our last issue.
For the Demoantt.
Macos, Georgia, Sept. 18,- 1851.
. • .
..ifessp. S. B. 4, E.0.; CatAsto—At a time when
articles on polities so naturally and justly eagrosi
the columns of your piper, I hardly know svheth
,ar lain :justified for - intruding upon you with , an
epistle like .the one I ,am about to ptcolocii:. yet
sbould,yon dbmover an empty space cue of
your numbers,it, Might not be iniprofter to insert it.
Though' I may be f oigottenby many of my old
, ,•
associates em nevertheless it native Bridge
water, and have frequented you* pleasant - and
nourishing little lown;-:-Montrose. I
your
born
among, ottiliew my firel.bienth !alit
bread:lid the mune air that you breathed, have
„played tattible'fipon ycitir pavoinents,--gttnned in
yont 'Oiled • in . ,Yoir stream!. 1, The
oceans of my childhood borne with all thiii rwied
litme,streyet-ireshlu toy memory. . _ ' , • -
. .
..I have of late,.. been , traversing. some • or .the
southern Slate!. -latnnow Macon. 9-664 to.
&that, witti - iiiy ,
YeEti:c.' . -. -1-
at this timeipoittics ore . , all the'. sage.--
The two ealididities tor oOvernor, • wete,'previons
to &elate revolution in politics, both betriociats;
Mi. Cobb who bee-nisi - 4a Proved. hirnselt io be
to tsarina-friend to that partycle now supported -
I,i. the SVbig party, ptidia *0 name of!! thicitii.:
stitittiOaar. 1).4: 9 4k PFtY.-. l ! l .4terfTigTOccO!
"eery notbiaginore or. lees i!Lart_that same old -
coon," with a' change - or - , appitiel:' 'From what
cait.see and learn it would seem the present
political contest is iffeirent frimi,ioq,,,bit bits
kin place within . tlikummery, of Op present. geti.;;,
. ,
iration. • Instead of partylieitig.arrayet - against
. •
potty, and men contending for'yoWer or pripeiple,
a, few-,.ambitious-politicians of all'partiee ond4 .
every principie,or.no prineiPliihav_earrayedtbenii•
salves against the peoldei-.:.Acid the people, or-at
least
Who;:findinebbniieli: in danger. .
,or
4tviivhed, to. the gtiosr,.:Lprd.: - .004
good Devil" for, badidit!tikantialtigh. .ke,k.
ppososiO of birri:.,:j
The,people;. icourtige . ielliiciattifer , tbey
do not knowwhat -will teenitfrom the:election :of
-staY,tietheai:';iii'liilel',om, tiki~og of politics
.would like 40 leoile o , i. the
4 ,!. Reystone., ;-; • 4
tri endisof Oemocriey:-ItYint late
vaintd, , exhort, you , thetal
4
this hoar i*;
.twein thiaand thitime,Yeateill be called upon la
:'exercise the' greatest priviiio'.itabatiipfrOemen; '
AZi" . ~ r < , *frV A
i
f 1 •
0,1 , . • ~ g i p PM II IN -.." A' ' It 1
region—thetlaellcrßesolved,m'- :
i ' h oti o n m eh: : t
l o n f teli i cet - s:: evi l
. 1 1 ieT:dt
election of
re ; illy - - f it
i i oc . lein:r I t a i t i ß r e t :t i tioaso il • n : to t i t
isoi V nt vi
y o
i i nn - ogi
ndi
an
3tt,
5. i
it
so 1
vt:
on , i
,t i
, t; : n
",from, r ,. ,:t;r:.e.ii,;;
rirou _ a _ i _
rr0n7 ,,,,,_
i _ inamls_
wreacy ,
A. k,z," ,
Clover as a candidate for the office lot Ca- has
approbation, that we re enure confi- Liam. he Vlugs will improve the at th° ousoi
deuce in •nis boneqy an fitness and re. of the Amerlean RevOlutfon,there
an Arnold, to 'blacke n ,g t _ e _ nends 9 f , Prir• fi e° to th ,;r h c ar g e the dittics of the' 0 t.... 4"1 1
Bard insinuations insulting to the' citizens% las
wbo have beyetofore honored him with th fou nd for WM. F. Johnst - e. M - ' "
n W ilmo. to vote for bun, tt they will Note — t4 n 'Y 1 ' 114 7
votes for important and respl_nsible Ons e ts " : t d h o e m i:° by lY
ter:aueseenothfehmumesatnsofrdee.-I°6P::by offer:: orlithef :P7big county
it
el"ted
to
7.
cieetkia'
7d:id:::
r i d both: By raisingthis alarm on
an d s i mme i sss--so i n th e pres 4t t h h e eve of the-al ' Wh ig fl a tte r them.
0 struggle rshGv e
e o n f
tde t e
fr h e e eda
t cr i
j e op r n uor e n :
a r t a t
nn e d i,
,elvB a ppointed t be 3
Democrats n ::: s o e n : Th eh e a a i 0 t
hi . s.
cnt,sratit oir favor . It e i c s i al ior‘ legedtt sincert ge d s ' ln -
I d a l a
t i e () ; : g a Il p irti t e t s o troy the harm . schemer, who have promised the W ' Is
. oua A ct l ion of the patty.
.... D . v D Mi. BULL and Vic Ton,
°III- vote their entir e ' ingsto
U for
i spittle , Oi E T
c w i
a i t l h m o i
n n g e
t o e r b e
dem. thei r theca s s n e p , port of Mr. Elwell. D' this le
two kin- a more insane course towards Mr.
Elwell could not be devised, or more Buhi.
have openly
d L re r d
e bbe e an therefore, th l e ln p n a e r!
° fi c le ratss leaders approach d dpa,,,i3t: Colonel.
5, e B t ig d l , er. dp
Mr Elwell e
I. , ties to the plot, whigs and Democrats,have
of the Whim party • e e
with a proposition to - sell and but one intention, and this the defeat either
sacrifice the whole atle demoor •of Col, Bigler, or of our county' ticket.--I
ticket, [in Bradford :: , county ~ a t The defeat of , more or lege of our whole
least,] to
gratify their ownma
l I
ticket is intended by this conspiracy. The
ligna nth perh a ps,
atred, of a sin- ' h igs are not parties in a tasa
gte ndividual. Seizing' aperiod this kind,uniess theyare to be a bo a ne t fi i t a : f
ed a .
i
when they knew Mr. Elwell was We caution the Democracy against this
i s : t eup
palpable tto
fraud perpetrate
as ae
absent, and likely to remain ab
rfraerudwaesnd'ettheecmte—d.
sent, until the day of election
they have had tickets printed for , r , Elwell i s n o t a candid a t e; his name's
him, as an opposing candidate to being d used without his consent or knowl-
Mr. Wilmot ; although they 'edge;
i n m o i r ise vi o e f ul t il et b ra c 3 a iri e g eo a p n t d of de ati reat o i ffi ng ce th a e t I
KNOW that Mr. E. has signified
in the most positive manner, and De e mocraey. We urgently appeal to every
in a letter read to, the Sullivan De T moo l rat to stand by the WHOLE TICE-
County convention, his determi- F
nation not to be a candidate for w'th - . n t ar d i l l i a in s it l y s . sa W se l t ta ti : ti ot a h n e d r s a o g b r e e m sd es a m p a a y a l l
this and the election
the office of Judge,---yet these be l d a
ti o a pp o
n n
o e :l in t s e
a a n r s e , dfeasi
fair
e o r - r
men have • thus darel in. Isis, ab- (we know vl : n betweent
O r
sence and unauthorized, by him, to ate, and • will hesit a t e
have tickets privately printed, foul, to defeat Repel as fabrications
which arc to be circulated on the I every effort to prejudice si you against any
lof our ticket. Rally to its support one
eve ,of the election, amongst the
Whigs, and such bogus - demo_i
t a i n e d ke a t. ll—rally for the deka, the WHOLE
crats'as can be seduced to fa%orl
their plot of distraction and • dc-
I
feat.
- ' 4 rh 6 PP.P.Perata of rinliiTivPia htty° l 'eellcut.
,fit"Ut their Govorgor by the plrty supportiug the 11
of Wm. F. Johnston: . -- .Shell siich b
e - thC
•••. „ . _•
ca shall the sam e, triumph over Vol.
Wm, Bigler, that man of . Virtue mitt Worth . I
hepe.tot.' zYouhivV; - but` to go to "Wink the
right epintfiratiith uurelazed energy,. and
'My , Will perch y o ur ittindard,it Democracy
,_
Sy heart le With. you and I shalt
,Dray /or
,) , our
'necess, io o 4 ufghi, ate,' , ./, will re
el:tine to-morrow / anxious toliear
hem ttrutsqlvania, and is the morning expect
the Dimmer - 4r,', Yotire, A. W. BURRO WS. ,
The Ten_ hour Law:
Deep it before , the people th at a resolu
tion was offeredin the last Senate of Penn
sylvaniaancl snpported-bi all tho Whig
mettbers, backed ,byGov. Johston and his
friends, favoring the repeal 'of the TEN
HOUR . ..TAW, ;so -as to allow heartless
parents and guardians the privilege of com
pebing poor sickly children to work MORE
THAN TEN, HOURS in the Ably and
unhealthy factories of our cities. Think
Of this ye, philanthropists- r you who have
hearts of flesh and sympathise with unfor
tunate women and children Yon who
breathe the pure air of heaven in your
fields and upon the high hills reflect upon
this fact, and then vote fur the rightS of
those who the heartlessness , of Whig leg= "
islators Would bind in chairs 9r slavery,
Mid hurry to ,early graves for the sake .of
the itenny.a diz:v. •
Look 'Upon your cheerful - and healthy
children and•imagine if you can that you
eould go dowti;k:k your grave happy, be
lieving that theyrta to fall into the hands
of a soulless gasirdan,who would take ad
vantage of, such lairs \ Remember' the
Whig iSenators meted for\tkis Change in
- .
the!law. • • \
I '
Slander
.Nailedl s
The followitigletter fully:nailed the,slan
'der In'reference, to Jndge Woodward w \ hieb
was started by:Gov. :Johnston's organ al\
Ilarrisburg, Edited by his father and reit
erated in the Register last week. The
governor also reiterated the silly falsehood
in his speech here SaturdaY.:
TO the
John-Adams, one, of 14ov. Johnston's
clerks, has undertaken to play the part of
an eavesdropper, and has fabricated a con
versation between the Hon. GEonon W.
WoOnwantLand my self, which .I deem
proper to notice...-
In his letter !to the. Daily American of
yesterday, Adatns says ,--;
"On entering Buehler's betel, my atten
tion! woe immediately attracted by a con
adjoining room, which 1
Could not, by any 'posaibil4y.- avoid' over
hearing, between-Judge Woodward • and
Richard McAllister, . Esq.,l United , States
Slave Commissioner at this; place. I heard
him (Judge Woodward) say, that while
hundreds of Democrats were going ever to
Gott: Johnston,' he had seep but one single
- Whig who would oppose, him on account
of the agitation about slavery, and that he
Was:but recently from a sister Stata;lhat
something must .be - dene.- to counteract this
movement or else all would bo lost ! He
said that the best thing they could do
would be to get up a Panic and frighten
the people about.a, dissolukion of - .the Un-
ion 1:.: That' in the present condition .of
things it could easily be done, &e.
M':',l
- said yea, I concur. Nvith, the Judge
-We : must . , get up an alarm ! ! And
fri,Erittsn the community on this slavery
question ! I rjudge Woodward:continued
and - said ." /don't know t hat there is any
cause for darns . ; but it is , better to raise
afdse - alarm than _
_that Johnston should
be elected!!! .; • •
ilia is the substance of what,l heard ;
and the 'sentences marked wiry inverted
commas, are word for word, in the lan
guage of the paties."
I pronounce this , statement to be an un
qualified falsehood. No such conversation
took place. Woodward, myself Or by any
one, of the gentlemen present. No honora
ble• Man would attempt to detail a private
conversation, beard under such mount
statiDeS, muck less to' fabricate one. No
one but a miserable hirelong, anxious to
serve the desperate fortunes of his . master,
on the eve of ao electien, would have been
guilty of so gross'and premeditated a viola
tion of truth and common decency. ,
•At the conversation between Judge W.
nd myself, the following . gentlemen were
present during the entire interview
John hi. Bickel, Col A. Dimeck, 0. Bar
rett, Esq,;, to whom I confidently appeal
fora confirmation of my deuiaL
1110)IARD M'ALLIS'I'ER.-- •
Il . ,rrisburg, Oct. 2.,1851. -
Payment;; of the State Debt.
Governor Jobiinton'ioigirts make a great
• • • •
Lime and 'cry aboat his • having paid off
$659;124 .98 of tbe -:.statei. debt; by. , our:..
chasing State - , 'stock to Oat' amount with
the 'revenues set apart fort* .:
sinking fund
It:is
trUe . tbat - this amount; f State necks .
has been purchased :and cancelled, but
Gov. Jabneton did net. do ;it, nor :had., •hd
any. hand in•doing it/ was. the :act of
toe;G=031010.1, Deaioniatic State
ner; and Banks , the De mocratic; , Audi•' ; '
ter:Crenerab; . pe. pronfar this 44 found" in
the . :Goiainer!apreci,atier, - ,loieli:eerti»
ftes positively that these stocks *ere pur' 7 .l
ehnied by - 4beConaalissionets'of the sinking
fund. He is not one of the commissioners
bat: the p e lappratie afsoefatia.bilvo named
are, and
. 4 . 10 r . ei . *sten :eertiiiio l / 4 - 44
ipiaid;:al*t has paid: onf,tbe State debt;
..11791 i thaYbiga- deny tbisl the lopk at
thii•PriicittinatiOb: afitt'sne if it is not
Haiii'no. 06v. Johnston bettaaed $400,000
10117ibteteot - ixtsii - per cent - 1
abase alState sto cks would 1. have : reduced
debt_precisely thci:7stuitcinW:Paid,••
battlie . - lea $400 , 000, keeps - the_ debt
altedst:4lartif**. as: it the 001ri•
ioit.fand•*.an'entablisbe&-4rivestikator'i.
, .
af,Ao.u.n.-4t a treat
masa- meeting fa chition, - on
Coati, viaa,ll3e, following.`oBolAtioi 'v.ro
Reduction of the State Debt..
. .
Nett reduction from Deo. 1844,t0 Dec.lB4B,
( under Shunk'sadthinistraiion,)-
$36%277'67
Nett reduction from Dee; 184ftoo lot Sept.
1851, (ander - JOhnstork's admmistration,)
358,478 54
So certifies the Auditor General over
his seal 'of office, on the 10th Sept :, 1851,
after the cancellation of stocks Intrehaseit
by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund;
and all the sophistry 'of Gov. Johnston,
with the aid of his brother, Secretary and
clerics, cannot alter the facts or change the
• After having printed oolumn3 of false
hoods on this subject, and exhausted all
their large typo and broad seals .to display
the Governors proclamation, the veil is torn
off by the official records 'of the account
ant department,-And ; the disgraceful fact
stares them in LA) face, that • Johnston's
administration with several hundred thous
and dollars increase of revenue from tho
public works—almost a million more from
other sources added to nearly' a quarter of
million INCREASED taxation has actu
ally paid less of the State debt, than was
paid in a corresponding period - of, time un
der Gov. Shank,
~
Who was it Restored _ the credit
of the State.
The strong card or Gov. Johnston is the
sinking fund. It is-paraded all over the
State on band-bills; - that Gov. Johnston
has paid several hundred thou Sand dollars
of the State debt, and that; therefore, ho
ought to be re-elected. If
_Gov. Johnston
had done this by WA own exertions, and in
contrast, with Democratic administrations:
ho would be entitled to much consideration
from the people. But this sinking. fund
excitement is a MERE TRICK.. - The
great mass are supposed by'Gov., Johnston
lo he lazy and ignorant. , The fartherest
th \ aktbey will do is to read a large procla-,
medial, printed in large types, setting forth
that Goy., Johnston, bas paid the State
debt, intri•the truth 'or falsehood of which
they will ma •e no inquiry.
The nistory\ni the !matter is,• that the
State become itiVelved in a debt Of $40,-
000,000 =ROUGE' TIM RECKLESS EXPEN
DITURES OF GOY RITNER'S pIIINISTRA-
TioN. The treasury plundered by a
Set of unprincipled. Whig pb,litieians.
In consequence of the wciskfut expendi
tures of a Whig administration- .entailed
upon succeeding administrations ,
.li.nd pos
terity. the State became bankrupt Mid un
able- to meet' the - accruing interest ori‘the
State debt. The cry of repudiation was
raised, and tho credit, of Pennsylvania be
came a bye-word of reproach across the
water.
It was during this disastrous state of
affairs, and during Gov. Sbunk's adminis=
tration;that TIRE CREDIT OH TEE STATE
WA9 UEDEEMED; several hundred, thootts=-
and dollars of - the State debt Was -paid,
and our financial' affairs were placed in such
'a solvent condition that it was seriously in
the power of a Whig administration to dis
arrange them.
Gov. Johnston has only c.atried out the
'policy successfully commenced tinder .a
Democratic administration. •
Hon JAMES CamPnir.r.—Tho following
'paragraph is from the Harrisburg Keystone,
of April 4, 1842 :
Tus Naw Junos.--The nomination of
'James CaMpbell,Esq.; .by Gov. Porter, if
we Judge from the expression - of the pub
lic'press, gives general Satisfaction in tbe
;city and County of Philadelphia. -
The Pennsylvania laquirer, (a leading
Whig paper,) says—" James Cainpbell,
Esq., will be perceived, has been Uomina,
ted to. the Senate as the successor ofJudge
Randal, on the bench of Connt on Pleas.
Although, politically opposed to hint we
cheerfully accord to him the high merit of
honesty apd capacity and trust he will be
confirmed by a liberal vote.
,
, 8274.0
10" Zo
From the Bradford .Repor t er " Extra ; Extmr Oct: 7.
.
T THE
DEMOCRATIC! eI3 thudi..cialis
ELECTORSDtti,,mt
The fair prospect of unanirci:
ty in action, and. harmony in feel
ing, nmongst the Democracy of
this District, is suddenly and
shamelessly. " disturbed by a
scheme, worthy in every feature,
of the desperatemen who have
contrived. it.: After a' full and
fair
.canvass in, the primary meet
ings, in each county,==carried out
in the regular democratic eon
ientiOns of the t hree ,counties
and
. . t—
.
and these conventions again rep
resented in a meeting of Confer
-cos appointed for that puriiose
—the-voiee of the people was ex
pressed in the unanimous nothinn
tion 01 thelIQN. DAVID WILMOT.
as
. a candidate of_ the democra-.
Cy, for'the: office; of
_President
:fudge of this—districfr: Tbis
nomination' was hailed by.. the
people, es proper andjudicious '
in every respect; , and front thp
time itjWas made, down al nost
to__ the present moment,
opiniOn`seemnA'tsOiv44ooolQd
We understand. also,-that ap
propriate.o handbills, ate in - prep
arationo be circulatednmongst
the people, perhaps pretending
that Mr. Elwell has consented to
he a candidate ; thus exhibiting
a wanton recklessness //I regard
to his reputation as a democrat,
and-his honor as a man, in their
dastaNly efforts to defeat David
Wilmot, the chosen candidate of
the people..
To
To name theie malignants,and
to expose their, plan of opera
tions, must surely be enough to
cover them. With renewed eviden
ces of how thorenghly they are
scorned . by thc democracy of this
district. - They have again: and
again, been 'discarded and dis
graced by the - Sterling and true
men of our party ;---until to act
with them, is sure to bring upon
their unfortunate assoaintes, the
doom of suspicion and contempt.
Let no man, then, who regards
honesty and fairness in
,political
action—who wishes to see his
'principles and his party triumph
—give, the slightest aid to thc
plots of these traitors. On the
contrary, let us all rally as of old,
for our regularly nominated can
didates. Compromise no man :
but sustain by a united vote, our
WiIOLE TICKET.
From the North Brenclt• Democrat Extra:"
, Octobet
A Base and Cowardly Plot MI
poise • .
We have jr,st received information trim
the most reliable sources, whiell Satisfy us
beyond doubt, that a bold Behemi) his been
concocted and matured by. tile Winos of
Bradford, Susquehanna' and Sullivan corm : .
ties, to defeat, not only Ool...ltturica; but
Ole Democratic county ticket of these,
counties. The pint was conceived in this
Borough, a place, over fertile with ,schemes
-of fraud-on the eve of an eleotion,, to defeat
the Democratic ticket. ,
• Our information assures us that
.
WlLb
raat Manta Esq. is made a candidate for,
the President Judge, of this Judicial district.
That - lie is already announced as , , a Candi
date in each of the counties of the district.
and : that votes for him will be, distributed
every; election dietrict. The votes are
being printed at the Whig office in this
borough ; - and that during this week hand
bills 'and extras are to issue, as if by, au.
thority. of Mr. Elwell, announcing him is a
candidate : all of which is _wholly urivrai
rentable, and without authority whatever
from Mr. Elwell. It is. a _fraud, "a bate
frand.l Mr. Elwell has for seterit days
heen'absont front' this plice 'en' a - vislf
New York and Philadelphia, and is not ex
pected to retire until a day or two
the election. ;Advantage' hasbeen iaken
of his absence, aria a Scheme devised to de
feat do - democracy, : of which - 'llO boa no
knowledge; She Were' suggestion' bf
he would repel. . -
Mr.' Elwell, .publicly and, privately Ae
elinedbeing a candidate; . although Op 144
wily urged ; ;end en *To_ occasion, bps be ovg
,Aignited Any ZatOnimitinn,:; other than' to
•vipporu-thp , who'd iteniocrotio 41444 ,
This attempt, thereforeAn mato him a, party
°4 "l it tr tCbcqtclgait-1044410.44
LQ.. '/ )Nor
-,.*_.,_?-..
Mr•. Elwell' s Letter.--
The following letter from Mr- ELWELL to
Michael Hey len ; Req., announcing his 'purpose
not to bee caudidatefor Judge, was read before
the Sullivan County Convention. -
Honorable, upright men f what think yon, after
reading this' letter, of the effort to make • use of
Mr. Elwell's name as a candidate for Judge? Is
imon bound in coneCience and tenor, by his de.
liberate acts, and solemn deciaratienill
One of the strongest evidences of3fr. Wilmot's
high integrityof chkracter, one of the principal
reasons for hie hold upon the - confidence and af
fections of the people, is to he loand in tho iuflex
ible 'firmness with which he'haa upon all occasions
stood by his word, and public . declarations.
When did he ever lay, down a line of conduct for
himself, and depart froth it? His defamens and
mallguaut. persecutory
,know his :_intFgrity in this
respect, and if they were not incapable of manly
feeling, would honor him for it. How was it lost •
fall, when these same men hung upon his tracks;
and when, to word off their malice and falsehood,
.he declared his willingness to decline, if a proper
and suitable , candidate wee presented for the sup
port of the Democratic party 1.. Notwithstanding
the sore disappointnient of his friends, and the de.
termination expressed by many of them still to
vote fOr him, he stood with manly firmness Upon
his•word. His integrity. he preserveil unsullied,
and'preferred ho temporary denunciation of many
of his friends,' rather than forfeit his word, or lemie
room' for suspicion upon his honor.• Haw does his
conduit contrast with tke effort-note snaking to
thrust 3lr. Elwell into the field, sifter his Solemn
and public letter of declination ? Who is the man
of faith, of integrity', and' honor? '1:10n whom
Can the people rely: Read the_ &tearing letter,
fellow• Citizens,, and thin judge, justly and impar.
Reporter: , •
• • \ - • - Septeinber 5i 18 51.
DEAR' Slit ‘ :'=-Sirite you . left WI yesterday
morning, I made-up my mind not to biro_ can.,
didate for Judge. I send this message; In or.
der that you cuay - act•understandingly in your
County' •Convention and in arranging your
cleanly ticket I willfullyoxplain at sight.—
Please give ink , thanks to my _friends in that
county, and t,ell thern not to condemn me. for
the step now taken:, '1 believe they "are
,gen.
nine democrats; and, will appreciate the Motive
that has induced 'my action. belle to see
them face 'to fora on the 28d September, at,
your court, when I hope,to satisfy theml have
acted rightly:. • •i. • •
Mr. Wilmot will now .be elected Judge; .
without opposition, and I haye no ,doubt, ;
shall be treated; , .
• Yours ZWIL•ELWELL - -
311Chaellleylert, Et4,1,,- . • -
There will lie a C o fe renc ei of this North
Brand: Association of . Univnaalists, in the
township of Duren; near Standine Stone, OeL
2.2 'and 23. - _ - -
There will be service Tpesday. evening rtt,
the school; house in Standing Stone. _
Friends.froin-:a distance . will eall en: Br.
Jonathan - Stevens ie •Llttrell.- and ,o ti Ste:
yens, Standing Stone, - WI are , invited , to .nt;
,THE ELECTORS OF SUSI
angANNA COUNTY.
AT THE VEGENT SOLICITATION.oI%,,
large number of trim*. I hereby art' noel( A s
a CANDEHATEfor africa,of ,
A.4 1 503112,1e.. "V Uri
to be
.eupported itts the eneuing Rene: t at Xteerreit
Atoll iu dotugso, 1 , einbrUce, tfUt, • oppurt unity .0.
e t ryiug, that,if eteCted, I Pledif,,rnyeelf to the faith.,
tut mud hripartutt tt d c aio.
-office, ' JOH1 4 1:110Y14Ei'
Novr,Milford, ;':35,1851:
. _
. A -Card.
o the." - foterajd Suaittiehartha
Ily "at the (141 that theie , ars '4lo.
nathilititiatur fa/ OaaiitY: .offices. iu the .preseat
UttUYIPReI herelly,alre myself us II ClilSYttlCf - fgr
ttWE I ABS/ANT AL T -tilt
in "the Legiskturii - af - this Coininciewealth.: in
:fishing ; tide ,attimatiaemeail_ mix ha preps!
r stets" that 1.414 s'.7.W.iito ju ptiaeivi!Fk bat that my
hitrab)e efferti.if . electili.shalt alwile directed
miser& the iutersiii:Of"my oanititeeets.,'whata
001+41-T4 ll i hold Itqtalf.ttf belaiu) it shalt:be my
Pr* will. my Afityi,ltt timae..te:-totat,
E 4 oo 4 thiruni titailvtib9Mhalo
110;c4Pg,-14Yri
Confeteno®.
A Card;
To th_ciiroters
AT ,TOW SOLICIIATION "of
friends, I offer myielf
. nu
Candiiiare for'theoffice of
. .
- REGISTER da REMIREII;
at the ensoingeleotiok and tiladgini niy#Ar:i
if eleoted;- to dieeharge•ttie duties nftile
gee, faithfully and to the - best 'of
its• - TEIO3IAS NICHOtt4ON.,
- " k
TO • 'VOTERS - 'SURE
HANNA COT3iii
AT THE 86 1.1d1TAlloN of mil frientis,,,
I '.4.
offer'snyself OS a 'CANDIDATE: *TN- ofEce4f
'
at the visaing And
your stafragee, pledging tnyeslf itatteeti9l,:to
charge the duties of
. the
MontrOse:Atig. 8,8 1851:
krOald•
To. the . Electors* Of. Srusiiitehliiiiie,
County-._
•. IN compliance with the wisbeirof I - Mori Kendal ? !
toirer myself ae a:candidate, for ihe ogittotr .t
PROTIMONOTALAX.
et the enteiegelection i if'
ejected to, dliinhatta'the duties of, ibalsfriCit`
fidelity.- WILLIAM -c.TIF.F4II Nr: A
klurford,Sem. Bib, 11151: .
nzvgarl'-' -
n Dinmek on the ,IlBth ult., lity-kv.,
Warren, Mr: Chia. LATi!aor, suyl:4ll4 - ;
/AURA E. LtirinOp. -5
. _ _ •
NTtITI sb* . rz . ew*?i -- zus., .
rpErg subscriber offinsfor sale his Senn, •
• 1
Brooklyn towridilp;BusquebanuallOrintr, near Me, • •
Lackawanna' and Weskru Radrinsdi :containing: 301.4 ,- :
acres of land, with 00 acres tinder iroprow ntorib,
watered with springs. • Said. Senn had gootA bubo:haw --
thereon: and oiree_large orchards; end allcseth: r
very desirable icicatou id: any One wiilueg to tureLaiis •
' ranirs.—sooo down, and the balance -In
mentor with annual interest: - Also for sale,,at ,.
On Saturday the 20th day. of broverrilier neir;theragi-•
leg propcity, to %fit : :4 ylatling Aerie, beklvesr , pitss i .
harrows, antis general aisscrrtirient :of taraiingi
grain, household furrilture;ico., /do,' t•'• • -••••••-•-..• •
Ts R 243 —All MEW over- $5, 6 Taw:leis _crtillt;v111.101:
given: over $20, 1 :mei credit:ollb kooitteevittx,:; - ..... ,
Brooklyn Oct. 6;16514.15 - 3 .
- Adnal.
Stra' tor's'!' . 4)
T.ETTEllabfAdminirimtioit'Of the' eider. nt:Jearesi":
_LI Clark, deed; late ,of the! township of their
baring been granted to the underalgned,notler It be
by given to all Indebted to the taste to call 100 l
the samaiithowt delay, and all perso^a hattotdelloo,asi:'l
Fgaitat the estate will please:present them duty atte,4,'
ed for settlement. • • DAVID T#olretB;
Great Bend, Oct. 4, 1441-41 4 ..•••• .
The. Latest Newa:Bg:Expesi4:
.
rpkiE aubscriberittvonkt ittfortri, - their tritituiliti4ll: : :,.
the public io - general,:thot t hey have - jitisern.;; :. :--.:
turned froui New ,York with a lerge,atttl . exteiteiver‘;',:
etock of GOODS, - embrifeirig every oracle Wilt*
O &
-BOOT
, .
that is called for in this , market; and bovine::
made arring,ements wittithe manufactures to' fur,.;
ward additional . supplies, l whenever wonted;-541142
at such prides aisvilientd:do noloselh nticj t
erthan ever before sold in.:Montrpse. 4eingpraC...-
tient shoemakers, ouropinionisthat.wojcuoveth
wants of the people: better than those, who twain _ . ,
otherbasineia ye ivoufd - theiefore ,deem it
necessary to say, instead of giving,it,hat, - of
and priees,:that •:1 .
Gompetion; is defied, • • .
Inspect ion'solicited, - . .-; ••
And satisfaction guarantied .'. ••••
IMPORTANT ,TO pucitmAiringsk!,
We keep also on hind hemlock tail - tied ante
er ; French and American Calf l Skintc^/iforioCitit •
Linings, Bindings, hoti-nails..Pegs, - ,Sand-stimeii:''
Shoe-knives, Peg--floats, • Banirperis.'; Pincers, ,-";
Rasps, Tacks, Kit anciFiench Anw
description, Bout 'Crimps; Wei; Shae-thie!td. 8 . 4? .-
webb, Heel-ball. plucking, &c. ; „-' • ,
• shoemakers aro respect fally;s6lielted -_
eaubt`....,,
ins oar stack before purchasing, !as" our Me/s, itl4
findings are nil selected by; one , who marten - nide
the busi uent • Store tlirrictly opOuitiS'eur!i . L
Don't forget the Pude. • -?"-•
• .' . • - • '- • A IfeßfliMA:ir.
. . _
The intbseriber trOuid else thank hip;
friends for the Meru} pat - image - tie hoe .reveliir
for the lon four yea re,- hopencth at: lie
to erit a 'there of their patronage - 4th pude ;
keep his - Eatiug &Nutt otad GrocerA as heretotore,....
Sept. 18.'51--tf A. hIERI:tfAN;',:.'s
'tritton - -'••
'TIRE fOliosing property.-willbe sold strpthileYeadaWilei , `,
the house of the Late-`,lssp4 Loomis: deeds: in - .thli ;
township otAnburn, Sraufa,co:, on B".trinlai. - Non Tst:i y
3ml, to commence. at ten r.PPitkor-O•':
years old mares, 1. span attustehedlnatrdni- t10tt544;,7.,.
double wagons. l two horse tinneiliW Ong.tO*
lams, I.teutdle andbridis,l slalgh,a Intl - set .orForsellot...
Isteilelle,l3 yearling's, 6 relief, anositity ofsheriaosee,;: c
[atone of bay.. 250 bushels acorn, 66 baSholi.oelot,weis,
to a abet of TimOthy teed; 200.beshele of lefts..
TRUBIS.—LA credit aid benison, rani Wind trenrity4..,.'
and intoreetiesfollows:- For all snmsnlistorestbit"tligdy,jk
and not more than 00. 3 months time.— 41,1tsmustro,fic l
than. $5O and not more than $lOO, 'I eneotfloroind•
snots more than $lOO, 9 months. ....NEWTON lath.X.:,.' ,= ?J.
AGE 0, at the lame and plane, and upbtt - Elto-e,amt>7%•
terms the/allowing jnoperty belonging: lo,the titer*
the Into J!esp or Lomnis,.deeeared,,t4 wit Mri
horse wagon, I borserake, ketiokiviprtieft;lt4iDir L ett4 , ..
ter, 1 one home harness, 1 bort*. iterretaMl
2 beds, two bedeteads, one bible; , 11 - eladro.t.
clock' one latiklegglottonada quantity Of CherTylaMtiit,4-'-•„_:
r • . • - - :SMIA.II tlteentrt.-Y-
Aubnin:Sons sch 1 4 ; 1 1....1 • - .• • '
_
7Vamphlet
NoricE le hereby itiVett• that the, reeerhtea, y,aereitit : 4
• the Semen of 1851, ttee this day 14'00(0
ready for thetributien theee entitled' te.reeeivelltetw4 - ,
. 4. WILLIANSt,.
'Troth's offiee' Moeireie Pert Et 180-= '.::
• ••••Mow . = Co urt ,
ikTOTI(43 I hortby gtT 6 / 1 that ati.A4,lolPolvii,tr':;',:.
o .intinuna PlensotSniqu - tbannik County'," wilt hi,tre
in Pin ( onii Howe )toilicmiio, o * -- 24 011 0Y.
d'hy 'of October mit, 041 o'clock . In tkc'attrinorir
.
nil'. Ninntrout;.-Got,t,
. . _
EVIIIAN161)
ri#lllt lath ffitiettelotore otitis robsetilOeTOl Efirlflitly.M -
N.:I or Attgott 1351, two zents ohl Vett, of pt dith 1151;:;,
enter with the Op of tho OA white, 'The owier,:reo hawei r 4:r.
'the none by coffin; ogrcetthOloptletibit.pterrlfg
ty; anti paying'cbruges.=, : 45103 Amp - zinc. :
Dhow*, Sept. DO, 1851-40wa• ;;Z,
'orMr.Ehatiei'~'dt>tjbtSF;li'.~sirttroP ;;
A 1 , ilia - Faariai
area Hoz Caste: •4ay palatably:bit totwiikoßwik
oaseaolat soap? a .011t44 by tatykn4aLlt
• • •
ant:rose, Ot L.I aaa-uaaaa.
- SPRINGWITS. 41.(7ADEIMI'liifii , .‘
frkili Val k iaaa tNa Jaatit,atlaa k wlll - taatr*Otaaii:
14°1344 7i 0 . 4 7 4 , 4° Y 9r WrM 4r t. l P l l",l 4 '4 llc, o l b; l- '
•"'
*h4Y . o4* i±ialiQß o .‘ l .‘*. 01 4 0 # 4,0 *. -.lo .t i Okeit
tr
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rerai * l r'tziaaaßbma 4 ti : if 4 k4W 2 W , .V. % iny t oyi"
t i0t044.140v , L.T1t at'bioct'ar.r „. t
thb
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- ,IfPitiki4l%Vri,afii „
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