, 7 ,41tt •Pontrooe- &meant S. IS. LUMLEY', EDISOIt. 11,116111114 NOOM:01=3 811.• CON$1113410M ? That thenr is to' be - a qiistitufionet Contention• to tinifirlilly change the Con stitution: of our_ Commonwealth should - latiliiiiUppermost in the minds of the k.siLta - * ‘ , lll .t . heAllAe w anges ich will lconnuce to the Letter ........-A 3gelteinest,cdministratitrtrerafi*" Atate government, shall* shall Secure - the righ :tsoflhothasses and pro th ew Trod leigisktip....3o.PfeeFlYYo. abilses thtliTintille . thrvants,,thoulif be gene- , .4tit.o4.4o9 l ydiszaseed: , tllinny;wetintl iterkkeomewhatdecinved by the mointion , cu ling fars'inteitr 'piiitting that it:Was for thol".Splel i aliil Only, 1161010",b,f;deCiding whe th er the-office of, • iState'.Treasurer.shonld be,elective." That cleidiett - is in form already , to cothellore 'theiteopfe for adopiititi 'itithioht CotiveritiOn the • piirpese of - taking, into ..co:usideraticti a general:revision of the State Constittition, .wsidit..remaius to be seen whether irshall Ale for the better or for the Worse; The 'people shoild-hs,awaretlietpolitieel'wire , puller!'n 1. not lie:tile in this matter, but :•Wilr.4tertipt, under cover :of. needed, change in oar State government, to make it.thvengine of Potter for tallith and,sord id-I&fizeri purposei and iuthat case _our Onterition wo,iil&,prore a curse instead of -,,,hlessirig. : ,,The character of the :znieti who compose .that convention- should be chieel e y thrtitinithdiund no tricking truck ft!ciftido' 811 9) 11 d• beta - • Towed to hold' that there, hut men, of the people; who arebionest,land who will not be aweci - by-demagognes,. nor swayed 'by gtednbacks, but who will - dare to do sight) under' ult . circumstances, , should miliiiitPtlii4'66l.ly Or delegates to whom Shalt b@ trusted this grave• responsibility, stliiQli is of such vital importance to the swath of the people and to quip who shall come niter us, ' • hake many suggestions OS to li ; 11 1 /t alterations should .be' made, by some of which,We.can see no benefit accruing. The 'STA ii "an increase in the nunther of-Seiiators and . Ittresentatires,"-tthci the skiititfis "-biennial sessions of the Legit!. latare In the name of the people, we plotestrigainst any such necessity, fur iu stead.ht diminish ing the evils- which now besei r tts, it would but add to th eir gries.: • oneness, by adding, to the heavy burden ,of taxation, and increasing the tithe and power for organicing . corruption. ., We, could see an equ s hl propriety in recom mending' an _increase in Governors and Pieerlents; No, there is no necessity for itChamendments; but we think we-cat; peintout the remedy for any such ftineied necessity.: The thost' . pertiicions tire bane of all„is that gigantic, and hei nous curse, "private legislation;" is COrrtiPting our Wholetiody,pcili6c, as a state, and by it tE4' people:ate `being; 'sold into the hands of CorporatiOn-thaSters, and •seliensitigetirrept , and tricking politicians, whit grow rich by this damnable traffic in the:peoples! rightho,ad trho fatten upon thosubstiume-which is thus pilfered'from the- abating masses that plow our pCiis,' deleiini,ithr -*lna atia Ciao u r Workshops, smOtho . .,*' the. foundation of-all the Width, of our State. deem this' one of thantain °thole of Our increasing: legitlative - evils', end if thiebe eradicatelf, j many of the branches of cerroptio , woo ld soon Withernrid, - The question has oaten been asked- " - why can ' paYliont three to ten thotleatui dollatifu corrtipting thehallO t for !an 'Offiiie, th4paySOnly sithitiryofon e . th 'alumna fr, "which will,not pity the extravapnt efG - peosea of .some of thonabobs -who. repre sent us at the State.Cnpital. The answ e r is plain. By, pluelpg, themselves : in the; tmartiet $a " Colin cs are .rande,andin proportioOto the susceptibil ity:of a •member:4a, torruption, in 'tlie same pupporflon hip poi inerealei; and 'in the'same proportion 'corporations nod cur their corrupting funds, 1140'120i coffers, to cid, him in vitiating theWl:4, hoz to:Retire' . ,bTh re-eleetion.— , lier;ltiis:surijoi - -tuturce corrtiptioti'be shOnld lie 'One' of the prime moreuitpiitsoft* Convention.. To show, in round numbers the magni. tudelef .this increasing an alarming evil. wegiesi , the tollotring statistics' from the. bander, the'ifon.FratiCial-ordon, present, Seciehiry of thoethumithwealth -1866, niimbee of public lava paried'und Published was.bitk IniBG6, t thswhole inimber of. private • 1a4665V the:whole .number of public 1ti.,14367; the !011ie number'of private' " r1aw5,40,92. , In ISO, the whole number of public - , - - 1.13M6f1, Whoic,xlemher ..efoprivoic' • • thglo ptd)lini larriNl7-; • • lo:l)3o . 9,'lhililiolc.lininbter of, private' lawsJA74. 4 ' nan)i;er f el!).,l,o7o,,4ligsylpie ;number:of -private 1 102i;47,4 : • • xprsius,uvririf fear/i v -340 Raolle. and 6,- I.7o:piiikte:intsiaiad" besides these.•there. were4o,l4'ddltional.prifate , 'oets notind),7 f:ly.reasOii:of sion.-pitynot ,wf enrollment tai tllerepn . making-the lord , of tdyiite laws five, years 7,126.'-or , libogs tivintpong tittioas many •prioste• sus '4 he. liriktett mor Agitate talks =seal _by these , laws brae -slmOstOl)PeatiOliVroiln.rtiolx . Ia the wholeATe years only. 446 pakeir =eta/0 /474 flud'ele:regualuing 6,623 i FeJLt.i_l Juninbetoti iaxgOogjarg, w,,e<clusige;olndiai;l i. 13-6,959,pr4R 40.1=1,14Tita,s0,,requimaci ttwAjeges , r ' Thelarani4litafb =yaw vee,O:nert-of l'hisorif; in a more aff:#4l4lCF&V.. R11.*%9..*):14:00'94 fitelublig %Tut gen 84 eaveri&g,...,04,p 2 1. tied ;the rtivaWlalis Dirol,2l-0, - eiitiving 1,347 page& The whole volume, inelnd .l4- tho.tudex, exhibit& 2,670 pages, aitil o , Junices. o .ihuthrest asnuaLetatt eve . 'publish itr thvitatty I.t. itthuspirpon. t , fint.id thatfite.stvit iltn't-avirnigDnq .. `...4litity.i . fitet'ofvacli palitietCparty itava4itajing.otiti iti-.kwoo. 'branch- of the legfeltiture ittilirdi no retnedy ortnitign, tion of the evil. veil tnagnitude of this atate stat ute ink is itself a great evil; but not ao Onto Oa. ' tharactqr °flit. And I. here • - ailinn `flint, as.a_getieral rale, there is no _ Jogger Pennsylvania, accerditig to.any just con ception of thentettaing of that tt:rnlor ac- Ordingln.tbe:ttnp lieory: Of repupiin governtneakOr as the - In:liers of tarpon. : stitutiOn iptencled,itabonlit be." _ ' TGg above nrOlbC.tti:and figures ; • whirl) lie et and. which should open, the eyes of the laboring men to- the dangei of being irretrievably sold by thq,.fu i vtaing,: •felitical Irickaters;iitteabject , tavatioutd4T.SrY: and, aronse them to aot to swthat'ilteir interestsare representedin the comtnk convention, in this partiett- . "lye shall pinsiie this 'subject farther sOrne future tinie;:and give our readers onr views .ou other vital -points. Mitch, •wcAhink should-be looked after. horbo irisitmait's Flea." Thi editor of the Montrose te inb7 /cop, will bear an exact .cemparisoh. to the !:‘lrieltman's flea": When you. put your baud on him, ,, he isn't there. - Opposed to his misrepresentation, in stating that "by the Secret action ,of the Whiskey Ring, twenti-five hundred votei were diverted from Stanton to .McCandless, making five theinsand in the connt," we stated the fact, hint the German "Workinlntatei itssockt- Koh, a IteinthliCan organization, of Alle glieny,pounty, adopted McCandless and • Beath, which- Was the sole cause- of the difference in the tote; an 'denianded of the iiep WWI= a "dgninl , if .it aam;rooo deems, guilty of ilabsifyibg the facte.". Af ter two week'slabor in'trying to coyer up his iniquity, the editor is•foreed either to • give consent.* silence, o 1 phblish the fartri and fignrts corroborating our,staie ment,, and yesterday, by doing the latter, fixes .npon himself thomisrepresentation with which we chimed him. But trtle to his instincts, 'inttead Of Manfully ac. knowledgilig,biS error, in a, frank and honest manner, be endeavors to • excuse hitiiseli.,,bpatiother falsity equal imbold ness to tale-first, layprpfesiiiiii ignOrance cif any each `association, as the "German Winkingrpen's Association," and an en deavor to add insplt to injury, by calling it a whiskey association. Ho also 'adds the'startling aF-ertion, that he - has seen' in 'some, ThithCal journal, and Ire can't re merither whtit one,.(which, by the nay, we can inform him, was in his own paper, as we-helieve In cannot find it in any of her,) that .general McCandless was' a liquor dealer, and,thrt(wEas. why he, was so 'popu lar With the laixiiing ,spen of Allegheny county. Oa readers can fully appreciate the arduous task of following the editor, .who passes from on e utisstabeiri e tit to anon) er,'Sit fast that 'we Can hardly "catch liins,"ned we have about. come to the conclusion, that our time and space tire poorly spent in that direction, We will, however, give Mr. Frazier. it Co., ,two, weeks"tapre, to refresh, their convenient. memories upon these-last base and false, insinuations, and-let " the people witness some'additional "grand -on4 lOfty tum bling' on the '" slack rope' of truth, which is kept in the "Republican" office, for-the accommodation of its editor We think ifit be like the l;st, the applause of true and honest men, will not i lwvery "echelons.: We well say for the benefit of Endier. Co.; that in ordertcrtustier standittiO,'reason whyVtonest s laboring men adoptediMcCandle.ss, we would refer them to Mr.' J. B. Gregg,_Maste'rlifechau ic of 'the ,Erie.rellivay, at Susquehanna Depot; wild, although, Iteiuhlican and temperanCe man, yet, -will not 'stoop 'itb malign u ;fellow laborer, try low and ma= licionS . ctiltmennY fdr - pnrty politics. will InforM Hient;that,General , McCand less, tip . td atiout the time .of his entering into_thernilitary service -of his country, ',was a practical wcrrithignian and a Ow ' .onghbred 'Machinist, ' 'and at- one, time worked in the Erie ,Shops, at that place, and Ten one of the first engines that came out Of-the shop, tut the Erie road, and that his rivet& character is above reproach for' toriperauce and ,Morality. Tliesc andmany other truths, we could place before the above editors, but- we fear that we should, as heretofore: be in the position ' - of " - casting' beforO smoe." ME! lleleet their own Redleitte. Fred ponglas;•the negro, or, to Tint it More lastidionsly, the colored man, irho vas placed in nomination of State !tire- Sentatife t by the' Radigids of lionme Connty; 'NO( York,Wati - o „heiten by tord,. Lleth Ores hundeed Radicals rrhisioted forthe Wield condi: date for Secretary of Siate'refosed toads,. cegenate, and therefoie cut Don - glass. ''lleSe'itiaridttatii aipinsions and„ 'deter ' mitied.' aholat passing land suppcirtingiaws whicli gives Sundt Carolina and`Loniiiana ti4er to this rde of negrdes n fold;4e an hnnilredfold beneath 'Dtinginis, both lqeirOtTllPO n'sii.444oilitY, yet wilen•nek-e , tai to srifport the Letter or a positiOn shadier, they strol t i and 'reject the'-medi ,,ejne, they, troula force other white meii 'Stratton% • ' re" Cieneinl muky k lagm a member of thepial Imysiigating_Comtiattee, aod explodes tbivbele thetrry of Nitical pemeention itriVforitiridifilenl.,iotion ;tint tiolenoo ; oppc inibiSoMb,na ;Imre •thalil - 4 PaAs of ibe,tounity. , • • • nopt taut whom' the po?Iple hme:taken into stboir own binds the! punbibMeitt, of criminalit.ivtioip;iltgtosiiili#o', Iv4ll:lil;'P...tuill/.11151/64.41. TA. is no, more4han hairfientift.goentfy , :vlse, where, without even a. hint of insurrec tion or ihp.n . 44l-q_martial, law. The re .rent case of. lynching.th‘Q. men in Doi- AnaAvas aiiore . AagrinVrlffense against law ant.order than -has riceurred in the ..§outh tor itwelve-truioVond yet neith er the-Ka-10ns Committeii-mir thia•Pres idetit has a word to say in condemnation of this instance of lin-Kluxism tfie North. t rt.*. Garret Davis cin'Grant. in his recent Oar Lonifellte', - lreii-" tacky,lbe lion. earret,k; Darts ,drew„ the following 'Portrait of Grant... Its fidelity of re&ignized.-Xi.y all who perme it. _Whatever, May be -kaid.4f!the soundnerf of , his pall ticatv ties vt, tier wi 11 not ' ‘t ndovied arniw - rind fterile mind ; „edocated lie titise`ofindispeisitton inpaßeicity ~to I learn . ; tti,very small aniontil of. reading,' atid a Shallow - understanding:Of what lie' dici'reatt; atitl,consequently, : no : Amend kitowledgeorltiformation stranger to every just, magnauhnous,,or kind senyi ment; callous, sellhalt Mid ; brave becansOof the tit:settee of. Intellect Mid.senbility, his, persisfeneo was obso - he, bad no . pcnier of inslifetiye reasoning is free liitnfelf Iron a false pc..., Orconclindop, ,the most com mon. calamitous of All wealeuessekOf the people, lie° be - dazzled by Military. glory; whether true or false, so that it has the prestige of faeces's. The people. of She United States were no -exception to ;this wealerdeis' of the race, and tie reticent Ulyses S. Grinit,.leil.thent cap tives: 'The vigilant,. unscrupulous lead ers of tt great party named Idyls as their candidate for the Presidency, not fur his abilities, or virtues, or public services, or for any good of ; the country, but because kie Was the popular idol.of the slay, and . could be made their tool. They ,electi'd 'and have tried hint Ile, suits them and they suit him, Ile interposes no objec tion to their unconstitutional.. miecidev,- ous, and revolutionary measures. Every legislative device whicib they bring • for- Ward to Continue themselvei in,power, and IP increase their spoils and plunder, he approves. lie f ledged his word . and his Minor to President Johnson, when he al espied the position of secretary of war ad` interim, as he admitted in the presence EX the cabinet; Jinthllaving violated the to . eseape tho .consequeat Flionii Mid thslyiner, he public! ':and falsely de. nied having made it. Whilst holding military position subordinate to President Johnsen, as coriunauder-in-chief, he en tered into the foul-conspiracy to have him removed hy,impeachnient; and', used his influence with the coati to procure its judgment of conviction. He is the only President of the United States who •lias over accepted , the scandal of allowing himself to be subsidized ; and he gavot.he offices and trusts of the. people to his sub sidizersand their friends as quid pro que. ile!was:jr pauper when. be catered the public 'fbrytee daring the war, and his Wealth now amounts to hundreds of thousands. The means by which ho 114 acCiiuudatcd it has prepar4 the public to believe the charge 'made against him of belonging In a " ring" for gigantic pht ! der; connected with the acquisition of to be true. Ile ha( appointed office than all hispredecessors together,' *all a general unfitness of his appoin tees. He hasebeen more absent from WaShington city. and has given far less! attention to the duties of his office, than arty . f,ornier President—this resulting in part from his greater ignorapcie of them... DaYing the vacations of congress, -he is ' rollicking about at the watering places, • large cities and other points, in , quest of • fast ,Men and fast horses, boon compam, ionS'and sensual life. 7. Kit' Klux Intimidation We copy the following exhibit of the necessity for Martial Law.in South Carer; line, from a correspondent of the New' York Herald, which leaves no, room for dOnbt as the' means, of proof. are thO reach of, anyone who wilFrefer to the officiutyote - and United' State.x ce.1361113 In ms lastletter I - promitrif to !their, from the official ligures, - to 'What extent the intimidation of negro voters had' - been: carried-on' in Ibis section of the' State. One of the charges - against the white peci lie and the Ku Max organizatiOn is that the • negr, oes are 'whipped, shot; hun v eror -threatened- with 'bodily injury 'to keep them from voting the'mdiettl ticket. B: low you will - findA table of the.' votes Of 18613 and 1870, compared, Yvith the laSt eensus,showing the total number of votes' in the Eat connties named,itt - tillef which the writ of habeons corpus his been. sus pended : • . f Total republican vote in 18G8..•:,.7.836. Total repahlicati vote in 1870...14,10'2. Bear in mind that I am merely copying the official returns as printed ; by the rail , cal State government of South, Nokia. that The intinifdated - '!republi&atis. - .hear!) , doubled their' votes. — N - ow let nit see how it.itas With the democracy: Total democratic rote in 1888..10,200. Total democratic vote' in 1870:;:70;894. You will thus perceive that irt these . ait rebellioffs insnrrecticiridry counties the radical vote increased - 8,287, While the democratic vote decreased 396..1 But lain not-done yet. 'Read the follorriitg carefully : ' ' . . Combined republican and demo cultic rate - m 1870. ...... —..„ 998. Total number Voters_ lit same , counties 23;314. . • ' Mere votes than'tliere CUTE' violent _ Wheh the figtires'are aoalyzed the me hibit is far more Atattling.,, , Colonc) 31ellissie", the, tdemocptio modulate fur. Congress; who was defeated, according to, the returns, by A.& Wallaee„' and who is, Molesting the seat Of; that ihdiidual, has :collected evidence leshow that Wallace received the following nuinber, or-white rotes in the Mantles named:" In fairfreld; 15'; in Chester, 25;• • in , York, .110; in. partahhhrg, 190; lo; Unioni,2o, and in Laurens', 20, making total - ef.290 white, , voters. Dedfict 290 fr0m14,1.02 and, we:: find. that- Wallace, received 13,812. nein! sates. Now, there are only 1;074 negro voters in these, cou.nties,and .350 ; of theul'loted ' for,' ,11cjitssic1f. -ft follows, -therefOre,,that 11,724 up. 14164 sui 13,812 votes, ''lf - tills is not intimidation with a vengeance f. don't k.now what The exhibit in some ef the countOisdecidea r Iy rich. lor:instant:o . number of voters; y, Fairer "„I`. field county, 1:Total ptunber of- votes caat'iu Fair. 440up4 in. , :5,99& - •,...Eicera of iotesinertbe.aiirobtßpy• • . • . 14.; :'2) • - 7 ' Bete is another sample: Total number voters in Ches Total numberof voters east' r•iceiriof foted);iter nur i; • But Um gigggst fraqd of tuurenjt . county;•mbereo-tba.:' blacki succeeded in performh lowing feat : • • Total - dumber of 'votets hit P°untY TatarntunbeiltlrvoteMthbrial tlieiiii I . ' :* • • It eatifidt eliated that any frAid ohllin,..aide l of the ; h4aiuselhe 'gam iti,,,entirely on cal side. The three counties I 'efl contain 4;515 white vote • only 4,471 votes—that is, tak granted ,that hot one, negro to ties voted. with the democracy." Is e however, thatnbuut one hun! wrath them itrFairlield county,- Ail Chester and about . the same ! Ifuirenis ' • no that, deducting we 4,27l„white,:votes z! denumrapy, Don't you lmagine, that the ha ' the. residue ;; I oil. they, got ill , conntlea was.about sixty! votes.l THE-iartltlt •BAeNDED• C:OLT?.. have. nisch this ea tended as the purpose oft fully satisfying sou, that the barge of intim .utterly false. If you doubt- tho - mess of my 6gtireitesathitie thin Almanac" , of -1871, and ice tin . ..South Carolina: for Governor gressnian in (be elionties omitted any mention of the of bounties under the bun, bemuse able to procure the census retur .number of voters in those cow not think, holrever t , that there intimidation there. llere area; Vide fizi Rep. Ana, Php., Cesterlield...72o 960 '945 Lancaster.. .812 913 1,07 Newberry: 1;167.3 949 2,915 .Reptiblican vete in 1868'.... llepublicati•vipte in 1870..: Increase of. republican Tote.. . The - factisteree,vident thistn Ku . I(luxi nor anybody else- in the radielthrOtere to these !`itis dry" counties. •It Anis WWI knot trbites that airt niteMpt at int would be utterly futile. Had the any.part tic Ahti• - cenntilig al` there wouldlio;Dame sense hi ' frighten voters, "But they are in the State. ,,, Allthe Motion sinners aro.appoihted 'by the and every •mother's=san- of the radical. The "returns show t frauds ..wereqterpetrated by the Ili Sportanbarg county (which Perceive !witsTarried by thettilmt attempt wag tnade"to put the d candidates for the few offices sti in the minority, bythructiut , out cut • number of precincts 'hem tem erotic. The tngues Were caught rascally 'attempt .defeated. W. fug, the• Trial J nit ite; of whose hare written 'you,'Avils out of flu •Commissitnterst- .When rebuke( rascality het - Nip : lied that he had strucletl hfilie State can:cosset himbia to li:idea:the .ratliCal_ c ' {'l' fed ..- ikti it apiect_a_ •_L4lov.Ast m , 4 ,, ri Aa-i Tusuinate that the trautis in Vlicster, Fair- 1 field and LanriSni.counties were rierpetrat ed by the -Commissioners, for there was not theiligiposffiecessity for perpetrating them . . White male 4 in South Carolina, ' must be twenty-one leers of age before i they are allc4Yed to ! rote, hut mole negroes, from fifteen years upwards, injoy the. privilege of voting, and if- in .th , outlier-. ance of their patriotism , some of them, vote two or three times each, 1 hy, then, repeating,onlvtielpS to "make buls be- Mice themselves." . I trust that otir read ers are now thoroughly satisfied s to, the o extent or the intimidation -..radical voters in this seefion of South Varolina,- ; ! The wilful lie uttered against 11 q whits in this regard hinailed.' and ,cli ched by. the officialfigures given by the radicals. Visit thesp,conoties, not Min po Rical ad -1 venturer, nodes A feder,it _ofh holder=, i .vielt,themlitionr_pritiite mitiaeit ,fialitteti, with' ti just' and' =Partial . spiv timid it, will be. us oily:for you ttiseu ho .wiljully' lied, about dies have b4eti looth rregartlS as it has been fur me to tako,t, o ;figures. at,4iiroire heyond l Oontradiction :that the negro loters'hayeopt 1.u.c0, inti iduted," Soutti Curd The,scandalOus nusipanage . financiiil affairs of Borah C*oll ens to Old in the reßudiattonn of the State debt. fhere,io tion shown to ieptidiate t4ii ctirred before tbe adrainistrptio ) error Scott, but feeling 1.4 . :ge determined in -favor of residdi• new bonds. I s ti is a matter .a' doilbt whetbei the men whit. ceedetl in defrauding tlie. State. an appropriatiOn, 'to ! par : tbe in) 'the 'new bomb,: at ~the 'first, ,of Tbe i oyer issue:of. 4(inds is ,adyi no vidcl'excitso.afferea.; :and in.' the -proofs at hand, they bare 1( to combine toletaLpayment of ' Corapopt, to pot government on,as short an alto possible. Atia i amertedbeldly conspirators in _the robbi.ry, of. to ask the I, l egiatatmre to pan an a deinnity,nul that they,..intend tr 'flumis,h., As all these mstfes or, twain 2 4 .reiv,Totic, is high time ihat,tbeyshooldko of the Eat.. probab 4aplosion_iti a fen; (rays, _ , L I Or There :km ~. people ,iCI ' Territory who areOot stitiallod.' result of their', tnterestiOk., AO the'ibattei 'of ifoidici A iitrrpge. , I i now . pendlng„lh i the Torritoril Ilturei; u • bill : I .4oftealitig 'the- 1 wh ielvir omen' role arpfliold - ofli grouEol, that Viitem..lo OA p . of.hiore!erllihan go - A• :. PE of/ a bill ea.u merit:bp passed-with oPP o BitioN•ai , li Once' we are . the teuted. (lebiltei irliiell Toppi be; ili;i:•eiiieffruth ato i ljt ;the 'hrorkilltiOl' '.l‘iuille -8144, .4'll !'may bfi 444 . 41 Nil; showipg.epl - all tiniiii.... '', -j ll '. .. ~ ''!Elltatiosifi4ife' " riallbe. EA eituntryniUu aosiO - New - Y , - August iu r,day,ruoerossedpl e ~f erry in - the ihoroiriyfiVtie2p hearlihooeOher.. 13neV;Tlo PutEnt li i 500 00 Vi4 - fthj delweredatedious,/anml'4)l* .frqu• tile 'teit: - Aqtlid:'beb9llll • Wire's. 4ntillteilfi . jiick'it . Beecher was away taking, his vacation., hi the afternoon, the man sou ht • console himself for hl k ino T hin s dis rric4ipplltiartieliFibillistentOt to; :, ha -pm: His was shown 4d i t Oat se4.:, , py _Abe" sextb to E. ILfc.thapin'ti4hurch,Ud in gluetpite was khiritieti'to Sae thotitin ister &the-morning appear in'the-Dulp* The poor victipt heard, for the second time, the serfaquirova_the text: ..!'titatl behold-Simon's wite's mother lay sick of p . feyer,PAtal wltitiaqtryf l tire sacred place xtrt-niadli diScottiftgbct: Iti. Chapin Wus takinglks summer veatien,., . ... ~......,„: la tlie evening the ifiabAltriititii i to ri4leem in ii Meastire Mid. defeat, o? the day k accepted,o.choieg.Ofthig.in ,Oie 4 4- lbraneil - Dutch . church,..for,ilikitiko of hearing the genial, eloquent and scholarly liethtiwo. , • , :littt:hii heart Itritobrbkit When the criispirit that,had o rtesiet.rid4' tdm all 'day got "up tind•gaVestut: as,hynin„.'itild lvheit time-text-was , anitouncetb,:i. , Aild'Atte-` hold Simon's wife's mother 'ltilsick of a , fitvetir tlie!parilt iviiitt'knttVetill'attilte'tite• subject, rushed wildly from tfie . oi•erdoiti,. auttranta-hitt thOtelat Art Bethune,ritt taking'his Summer vacation....;.• -,.' • ; The next morning the man took-"ihe first train for home, and itelijilud into the &.ir'there waslits ministerial frlefid pr the dap before, with? his sermon „under, his arm. The New York bells were. , ringing a fire alarm, and says the minister to his 'lay brother, "Friend, 4,6 - ,ypu_lii,:iihritt thes.; bells are tolling fo?"' 'pity; the countryman looking hard at the sermon : "I don't•know ; but- I . 'shouldn't wonder if Simon's wife's mother war : dad. _I heard thrie times yesterd4fihat she .Was down with a fever." r co. 3,866. c r I •.202 intimidate 1 wag g the fel- 4,170. 11844,988: liesot - .. .. 8181 there was en.. l 9F4lielf, the nidi lave gnot- II east log, it for esti court..! 'The filet red Voted • boot .Ofty ittntberin hesei 200, 4 ,for the e • vOters. ' lords. got the . 'three IyeiL'for very per dation is correct `rrittntte rote of Ituj Con ,. 1 hnve ter three I was tin ts brthe ties. 1)o was tiny le figures: 1 to 1870—, Dm. 1,000. 855. H A.R . Ft', WAIID. r; Trica.l f" \ ?:,r tla , 345-Illistd of ' W. L. SHAD . E • Hon, Milk= Eln•ell, Presiding Jusig,e gor •tioii Pike, Esq., Harvey Siekler, Ezq, Anwetote audgeo. • . , COUNSEL FOIL COSIMONWEALTIL—W. If. Car nochan, DlstriecAttotney of Bradford County; It Little, Tunkhannoek ;.(10 - erton Towanda. and Henry Deekcreidaia, N. Y. -.2,714 -4.917 COUNSEL Fon DEFENSE.—WiIIiam 31. Piste, P. 31. Osterhout, Tunkkaunock; Eihnonn Smith, Peak, Towailtdmi r 1... Ilake.Oitiitic43.llarte. (470.tL,Gg19x..) pither the 'timidated I motion to''' the midation comer:its he votes riling to s nob lily o%ernor, was' a tat grilss rtt i v. you hill cracy) an Amocratic I elective a milici tly (temp.' unit their Flem exploits I Election I for his been in s at Co ululates The evidence, which was given , in , the conclusion Of 'the above - trial, AvitS' it bare,repretition in spbstauee 'wh4t_we gave' tat week; Which Was. to show by witnesses present that from declaration of the deceased; W. E.-Shilder,-Ward did not intend to murder him, and thus, lessen the crible charged in,, the ,iridietment *to manslaughter, As the . evidence is long and does not elicit-any new facts, , we dp notcousider it of sufficient iinpOrtaned to our readers, to continue it farther, except the. dying .statement, Mr. ; Shader, undoubtedly, with the circumstan ces which we gave .lasidweek, governed4he jury in their verdict. The following is he statement, and sworn to,by Shader before :Nathan Tidd, Justice of the Peace of Towanda. w. Statement nutlet:oath of Wetley En- gene Sitader, ninde :before Nathitillithl; ii :Justice of the peace, at, the , lieose , .4 Henry Ward'in the hero' of TOvautla, on this 26th day of Febrnary; A. 1)., 1871: Says he is thirty-two or three tears old, I' thinks he-is- in-er critreat - xituatbrit — tmir DeiMi.!l:o4l7,KO t Ttly hiSs play s telarii. -17 came here 6ii Wed iiesday morning - on 16e train from 'New York ; I came to the house about half pastten A. M. I sent tip a.col ored boy in advance, my name; not hear-. ing anything I came up; 'I waited' satie, time in the parlor ; Mr. IL Ward came iii, he appeanid ' glad' to ter" the ;'1 told, him I intended to stay only it short time i asl had business ; I "wits ;en a' busihess 1 trip:,-- he 'had some very lino i brand of ' champagne •on • hand ; had. the .. - servtarif bring some in ; we did not drink it., 'tint being as we expected after tasting it; ii then had .some very line Rhenish,. *ine. don't remember-the (toughy 'we drank. I Irwas ,trimbled. with indigestion t -ho ree -1 ommended some very tine old Irish,, 1 which was.very fine.i e nlokti,eacli Dr ' us, a pipe,,,dtirmg the fniokiqg a uouver-„ sation , arose wild' a gen t iemnn ,sbon Id, say , of what occurred , outside of a gentleiMin'a ' 'house ; I told him I had never ,spid: any ithingUtfgeneronialion't I t iiini he said 1110. • midP•tvlnurks . in afl i g , hii, l 'llq;Oetr:pitellerl in to'iniq ' ire 'Rad' i `setifife ;, ,I. 40, ''ket, , n 'know whether he was in fu i-ir net; I wait ted'streng for liiiii,:h6 kihrit ivit.4 61,.., no , iise; nook it all "in'lgriod pi.rti . ,We then went bp'iitairs,.ttiihe' front room we spoke about - exer c ises; tilairit' iyiiiiiii= ,Isi um ; said'! writs" not in fitvor-trit; itiwus too-violent :-.1 ttilithiin I duretb fine Set ;Of bating: gloviaii 'in 'S'eivliyork i , , which .. I 'would send to him as a resent;-p can't recollect:what reply. Ire matle.t.te -11thd .6 pair•of - revolverson the bbrebn,..whichtlie gave ma to. understand•l•were.dearlidt.lib , nourished them. round,corisiderably. i t 'bolding them at times up to Any head;; II saijf,he had better be, careful, as he Joight.4 injure, himself pr,.me;.shortly, after -we,' came down into. the .lihr.gyi ho • showed me the improvements, he , was ~going,, t o mike about. thO house, "Whiefi I :thought ivere'vely , geod . lie ipi)l:', abiltihAtuner; I told hint I w o itillgo-doin.to:the . hotel to dhiher ;'. he sant T'bitist bike:" aiiiner wi (If hid, Which , ' . coltsepte4 .' to do; dad, did so';:thereiiiS wing On' . the table;,"l' 'think . ; there Wile bit'little il rank' by eitiv' er of its; hetheb inrited 'nib' t&' take' a ride • he then ran out °tibia' riabrir,' Veil" :au difenly,"Tair , iir'staire;..Aot , -..1 AreOlvi4; and returned tetheAitung rthint; cOckikt , it;.- I started to get•nwayfrom iiith ; I; did i liot think it, was hintleill' , Arlo' not . 41iielti enough; did not get hold of it iiithiultwo otthree feetqatt-- the! flintside t think•he saidilook: oat ; ;.! :tun _ion itit.tto -fire,t- he dill .fint; , l=fell over On ruy-ktieni,- Saiii I -was„:shol4; and:•:hellareilinnirdir, -„ 'whi c hC is the. lalit I ...rerne tii ber; i 4,i:by:Oils. Without.tlllY enmity egatust,nny, To li I LPiAliki;i4. when lie came i?.;t1o1 ,rOlll . Witli;;i (lie revi6er, I ionltt out Utn,gootglp lireotud pointe4,!,,)e,piztolAirstcoy,nhhee., T don't want,ih i mpsidorell, ihok : 4, 9 „ 404, f tpy interAns,,tia, 1,,‘ belleye, ! tp Innnler ;Ole *' I Whin: we Were - up. tit ili rit lii:,Sal 4, leo - ', out,,! ant Plug, tii„(fre ,Ut . $9,0,1' car iilt, r . ,:,• ~Peated it frecitiently;loolt out; Into-going, to shoot;, White ;tip, ethirklie , peif4 . l,l , t4p l pisUil at diy,enr andlliee';afid,nt nb l i..om., •,... Answer isAire'stiiiiiii'Vfi..,'lironlanyei ;I.sent to-thellotet,for , vlatchel; '!'Whtle ',at dinper it crinie.f iltdoli-t . ant'prit4l.4iP' -tle'okolivii whitilatintt4ide - 4og-tiftelent, to Ilim . '4 . iutici heen , neqtliiitak , willi 11 . .. 1 • ',W a wa/mow ille,iPenieerlitie , :ecinvelitibri'l l geir'' , York , i was intredneed kr licni .iitl the Colecnno,liquei r ,T illin)r*O ? havoitt., : 61 -bi!'l4l,llf.S. 01'44 Pnl•ftillst 4.44. o§egfilq ill! 4: 1 frierKOT Pi.; .14;trrik,tilift,n4i:11 -, 4, -41 6 .. 11 tirt.,'AIr#! fl4t.pr.elt.:l` ,. -Pt/gWsi ttifißrr .It9o4ie- awn -....Eta/r., 1 VllA44%;.rpspfispr, tllrcrOvliti flilPthii/J'lltliti.liP...,f.kAlllli:Pli/f." -4 4fiiiild'gtve me liv e cents to let bier Inn. i at of the, 'a, threat a portion thspon- Idebt in-• Of Goy- er4l and bug the extreme ave 611 q, u Aeeure erest on he year. tted and titermiue,(l taxes till the State.. once ' llB that Co n4swll LA ol in s, boy it, londsore 1 . ple. it in formed v be An Vyoming ith the 'Mint in !id tberet i . fLegia• yr; taper ,ini , the • aye l t,a , me such: t ttrottg 'kelp, ' , ite l isizei, , fq fa9k l o t 6..yer, it truth'is rk on an rookly4 rta*, .e,r, sermon Sitgaide '''': - OOFit-- - IFVFITIY - Hear..Tlits•• is T fillf statement of what took place on the 22d ; yof Fejtprary, as I remember it. 1 ,!1 ., '-: W.:E. 811ADEIL ' ''':. T' hone 4•4 vas opened for thifdefeltue,bp i t r. - -W ' . eek of Towanda. \: !,:;;; •: ~TiiisillaY - the. Elmira Adverlisii,.;!iiras• i*.stie of-th,e ost masterly ankhrillaut ad.:: : - Iliessesiit *ifs-ever our good ;for:tithe- td listen to, either before a jury or before a public-autlienee r regatiled- either ilietori r eally or as a convincing statement. From its length we regret our inabilitxtotiohlit.b - it entire, it forms such u complete history .U.L.tiutt-ititoloaffitio which--laio.. bd. : , proved Unite Tu - detuil liy - the. 'witnesses fur the 1 defenee..lll4litut befil'ittlie jury not for !-meray,tintl_esen-if-for--justide-would they, storarlutie.diry:llll4 fetilidgrUnAirefl that that whkelt,tp . e . A . a(M ta ipii.w . cityli had proy-. ed would vie-the ; -a trmtopliant ac quittilktattftlittr-if Complete, vindication Ot:tlici:Lhiiiitkant,Cli,ifraelei-:,pf :Mr: W ail. that lied towBo - eithei iito • oultiatifiably assailed that they . roceetled it - with their case: 'life. Peck ,tlying :declaration-Awl t..-. is- vitt led,. of -Mi. Wesley, Shader, not to cast any aspersions ..upon lea Wiireityl , tifAhtit' I,ientlenirm,Titit' 'to show, ttutit was ti,me c u,p,undle °flacon iiistendies, got ' up for a purposC.anti; - tinder the influence of one of the witnesses -whoni;hotliametetixed'at Pthut'mati with a face." Mr. Shader,. litid. arif,Oceident 'Olio'? on'hilllife; acid 14:::tvac',g,tiowod :that every provision in the 'policy that re quires negativing Wore negatived: by tho declaration- I ,r he mould show; tee, that the father .of Wesley,E.§liader -had. brought :salt against Hem* Ward:in .Bradford county for.the: loss _of his son, laying: Ids damages at. thirty thousand 'dollars, and bud been Ikatil to kith i ie.wonhl make a good thing out of this itiatteil Mr. Peck 'spoke of the generous treatment that Mr. Shader's friends received at the i bandit of- Mr: Ward and his latidly daring 1 the time between the', decidetit and the - ifilith*: • dt'lli.'Shatieliyiif all the expenses 1 pf-their truve,ls, of tho.burial, of the ex - - pease of Dr. Sayer from New ''York,lie- ing!pitid•ti'Mr.Viitd. of' the expreitsion's of Mr. Shader that it was not 'Harry's in tention .to L elitiot, ,bim, made by him : ro peatedly to different persons. ..:fle °tiered to -. show,. what, if - showtr,-wilt so' tritini pliantly vindicate flurry Watd; tnid.'shoiv the eiteltitioesi`ortlie:,proseention that it --will ba!naiir reheat.' the : charge.: ever held bottom at all. We regret again' one in ability to. print this address, tn, full„ for-- it Was:ati efliirt - itell*bility the, preservaiiOn liy„not., only Mr. Wititrit friends, but every one at all interested in what is eloquent and jnitt.'- , - '' ;',' --" •` •" ' ' ' - From the Elmira Gillette After the eridence had closed, his,rlon. oi 4 ladge'Eltrell; del venda—lengths. and able charge to the jury, explaining the degrees of tourderand monshoip,rliter tied what constitutes them, and the jiirY re tired itt I ociatk,..On Friday, November 1.70. THE 'VERDICT. The jury came in at 'eight O'clock, Friday evening, rendering a verdict us cmilThYs , ;,7;t;Not guaLY .murder.. hut guilty of man;langhter.7 The jury. recommend the , prisoner to the niet ey'ol •Thi• eonnset prisoner immedi ately nkade i a motion:S.3r a new trial and in arrest of judgment. On ^reasons' filed the Court lived November twenty-seventh for the 'hearing tit' the motion, and ad journed until tnatAinie. rotrancr - wtorp Pr. John J.,3letilicolt,„of Lawerence, Kani.as, has just been (build guilty Or the murder of Linea M. Ruth, a resident of the same &I - era - 61111c incidents con!tecckll with, this crime so unusual nfilatrOcitini as` to demand mono than ordinary mention., , The three principal parties concerned in the tleett— Ruih (the nth: %Litt) (his wife,) and Dr. Illedlieott (the criminal) —seem to be.cntaugled mica perrect-cr - ebof guilt. Iu the first jii:ter the %replan, who - arteriiiirds ltath,"litid - been" dii•oretti fro mmi fortnet hi nsband nanici4 Voullaire. In th . e'sl:cOnd place, Votillaire's death was causedilky.tripistol shot. tired by .llnth. In the third place Mcdlicott, the'fitinly Phy sician of the lttalts, is strungly,swpet.efed, great maim', of haritig Murder poitso» .xtifei. a woman possessed of ti> a yr si*,:lhottpifl '.1.10111t1'4. and .ttiti.iitj• yi4frs'Obleit tbOthirn self.. lit the.funrth glayc , the antecedent. to the:miird4r of Mr. Ruth was a crimi .nal intimacy between Mrs. Rutli and, '`Medlicott. A thlthistly cinn4in the' mar. tier of Rutbltintself byy tholnen who ilie r .tetided to be 'lt iefrietid: These incidents, ! i ttiken altogether,-Lionttitate , such a skeitr of crime as is not often given:to the wit) ! Ho to' unravel. '" • "- ' The circumstances under which the foison wet administeted.Ofe ra Jo and thriliiug,,and . illustrate the heartleisneS.4 thy/ mitiderer.:Hpon thenight_wbeti tbedectl. wa&committed, , 3lce. Ruth was absent from home, 'on a xtsrt to Leavenwortlf.--Dr:lfedlicott was keeping Ruth company, • and spent not only. the ,eveniugAltery,. butJdept there-all , eight..Tlie;two played severalgames of ehess7together, and , parted-bettieeti 'nine and ten o'clock, Ruth previously,swallowy ink scirie 'that "had been, prepai -I.a ro r ,bit A tilleclileett,,, After .taking. •themedicine, Ruth, ust before going• to bet), sat . dowtytud wtote, his. ife. a let ter, in whichstated'flint illeillicott ' lll O PIO ,t/dininistere'll•to , ltim - a-gni/tine powder, and asks her; in ease of his'a&sth,. to have histedi carious' request ; one. or,the iticompnleneihi e . feattirelioetlM case. th e would' .seem.-- to jinf . dy suspicion of Medlicott—asuspicion 31vInch ie , ,dislzonpteuancedt.byrthir friend ,9hip between the Ore, men,. and lit.the meof 3 f)( l .ll„vklifi..nlßfeJli4n .46fesiional attention to 31rs. Rnth. ' The nestlncirn• ingautharastenett dealt iirlifs'betliyillt: blood and froth.issuing from Month. The Inennikby 3featiCutt's guilt ' l / 2 ias"-pattiallte s statai4M ilia, &featly slug; P l are:P°4 .AlrAlll44ieq- 31 Mlicott was prisoneil in the same cell with:.& _young thart..italbettolfenry4tifititfort;',whti'. ik a tinrgtnr by profession, nil v.hp ielzWo 7 , csginn to %voila 'Mandl' iota 31011iott's 'confidence. He hoped by that - means to gitesrithusbleievidenadJaiaiitstihephyst; Clatt,,nad so, secure his, no discharge or . -1 4 1 * likSt- ;Au,. aoitt ...atot:injui other 'Ciirainals of note. ,was' dist-re/ISO witliinentakislotta altich;silsiteilliitit Sleep and revealed the hidliik; pluceli' of remorse q lt.; V.T9,ittlix!y, ho,stao. r ,. tcsliiii'OohlWrii 1 4186 n pallet 9folmil% P:Or.eg-41)siiRoubja , thatIgai being the name. of his murdered wifeipsi "Tpke-thtt,illittiVit:Willrati'YMV-00a;!1 , C,V4:;-.fr&PP9l l o , 'Le.4 3 tkength oll ten - a i gin ficiott, -m4.7/110 . lifiel result that the jury have declared 4 htin;gaillikof 'Mut) ter in. tam. first &lid. . „ - - gutenigate. aeLTOMfrinavicite ,Thirr, L. D. Tosco, Pastor. .103 i a. cm it'd f i to. CIIVACII. liebbaitt Elm/le . es_ i.abtatfichpoL _..... .. t6lk.-.._ :raja Wetlng. Wedaesdai Evrataga CATHOLIC CHURCH 1 Rzy.J. Esarnarr Sabbath &Trims .:.Second annasy In each Mouth , flabtath actual ...- . ; ...... ....Immedlately bdure Ilan EPISCOPAL cnUtICII _Ear. E. A. Vaunt:N=4E4,lw. Sabbath ticrikas. - - and 'Of - D. m. Schoollf ay Wcalc•Day BapJars-rlOdays...—.. ... p. sr. EMMA , EP/SOOPA AIIICAnzas. Sabbath s'ersicra.. ......... a. so. and tan p. m. Sabbath School: . ' , .. . - _PRESBYII.IIIA.K 91Lit . C11, 4.1. - 2 .,:fttr. J. O. Inman. Naabath ger+, ...... ... LID, and TH p. Sabbath School 11.16 p. m. -PrarrrilectlmTharsdar Eraataga "Sip gl. -41 Lenoir Ahead. 4. '-, • • ' • Mr. D. B. Clark,ot Lenox..thLs county.tolsed from twelri qviirti.orsiect EBY-three bnisbib of point*, an d otie , ',WeigttheArto oundeels ounces. They ore (title Torkly.— 'Mr. Clark io.tboP.l?9itras yet ,Thd, . The T.eeture . second Literary Entertainment st• the Court House in 3iontrene.ottr Tuescinyseening, pee, 12th. 316. Lottio Hougli, of Doetoncarak Ba liver ber popular lecture entitled "'Popping, the Question." Hough is highly - recornmendeatte a' lady of tatine end eulturi. litore`eitiiiided notice* of her popularity will .apPMie nexe*celz. itecideni. Op Friday het, Earnest TiffanY, son of Charles Titany, Of Ilrooklyn. wasaicidentaZy silit4Yer by the passenserArairigoing.south on the 0.4. pas below ifonosei depot ind instantly killed. his supposed he waratteroPt lag toot upon or off (Math Coil pain itlid:Fints caught by the ba g gage. car- of the yesrager train, and thrown under It. IL6 ;was . yaing man highly respected,-of goo' (Vinod , tamper:do habits, and leaves a large circla,of:reatiitsicrid friends to bcwall his sudden and tragical end. flc was about 10 years' ; of.itge. 7l „. ;;: `' Familiarity with Miltiaysisvt"Waiktsiii:b lea.ness, and many take riska Oat soonerof late, prove fataL Tho many 'MitinielY from this cause shout/Wiwi aftimliag' to all not to oltlfollt the , least 'in-Alte most _careltiryttilpacii, when upon or near railway cars or tracks. • Railroad Min Work nt Tunkharknock„-on t the Montrose Railway, bas couitionieed jn goid-iraeltt.„7-. We baveit direct from. Mr; Marcy, thericontra . ct9r, tbatle put 200 men: at work yestenlai. Our Laekatianna nelglibins ninst tiers d itri and the pt•oVerif , New 3111 fired and BusquctinditaDepoF, be looking op the sharer depottror the care will be along and find them unpreparitt . to ictnin ruodate the tiassengers,:lVhat qtmcks got to saw now ?• We are` bono tn"# , turn Gardner's Compliments (t) britningr- for Susquehanna Depcit;"with Railiini, - Coiari House and aIL , - •, 31ore'''Ff.tneing:" . .„, a 3 . 14:,,N." No. 3, one of the - not "responsible'' editors of the Montrose "Republican"'ll iphering, away on the e temeerance "minim" and by oac Gilds late and itnpitived nyatencs. accumulative voting, mattes It just ii-tlearolis mud that all the temperance yetis cruise froua the Rattiest party. , ITit pinks rfutlieri and there a township in the county; and atlettkitbilit:reitt' weeksiabor produces, an orrny of itgurei?.. corn paring the vote this year nrorlast. 114 assertion without exhibiting Sti.figurcs might have deceived eonnsof the children.. ;MsTrpr,,treir show,Alint in many casts temperance vote, both the nEldical and Demo. crude vote tlecreale;. Whereas" in other caeca,, where there is tto.tetnper4nce tfte' other'party votei fri;!Mise, and In case iihere the largest temperanne:votesoctut'tbonnwegate Vote ofenelt oftheotherpnrtk sditairdsho Ptqlor4 - (innately. : LoprooroD this we refer ft, table of figUres .in yestm*s , "Republican." 0 ye degenerate tons, oF.-3,ltplicitt . „I.llingtfr Can't you undersiandsuelx masterly(!)Opheriov? Or must we be tMred.7illksomer*St:e"tiguring," frotn.XNo. 4.. : •: • church Burned. We learn, with, deep, rrnet, that the new Methodist church, or Great Bend Bari, was to, tally destroyed by fire on 'Saler/14 event:lslip: vember 18. The pstrAmAtarp,;es we have _them, %Tem that a te.w roinntm before the, alarm was giren.s fire was slatted In the basetnent-furtmeel andleit iiipposed in a 'eatit'Canalitai.,',:tlito accident - a colt;n . ecounied.to&byafilligetion or" gu i lt tbehirnace,'Wbielt 4 must beyo ignited sod - exploded ; throwing opts the doorsend:fratter7 . ing the destructive element;,im thin:Matier, as to fire the.bui)ding -in the baircißCO; US 'DO fire was discernable, from: itleut ‘ trill some- " .true after theiliMa.w4 alien ; tidnapyol,tl o. citiMes wereptif toTbetteve lest *as ' ant , through the Ina, 'Pears "tic.re'.efiterlairtecEt i the antic would do sumo damage hrrniling, but' it was atoms( mitifclY faliitiltg. The fine grade& sehoei buildhlg is in ,very ciaseprostinitY, rant -e work %Meat hare been done:hi:the eitkiene save evert that, as IticYlMT; no , a rOutzPil, P re departmentengin Au" from the chinch, was iron- cisitioni: and Chairs.' :The . less Is On:Mt $18,000 . , Mill Uinta. .was`rady mow. ittlimcice u, Thts,chuleti tint jai .4Ctt rdilict9 4 444 - was one-of the finest chitritt edifices in ethat4l. • iinity, and nitde'we community for tlnlr, great loss, we can but feel - a particular Condolence' ror ilicri . OrthY'pastor, Rev. 1. N. Pardee, who with tile Most. aident,'„` Making and efficient: fabor, , has beett ;elle:Whig , , factor in eicilfrg its pastorltisithoseintepriilng citizens 'Whia ‘'suls• Seribedaolibemilytothisgeodwarkeilifilifinthi:* this heavy misfortune to rierai Tit Abeirrentenr prise; for:we - know wliereof we speak, and Wet I Mien, the same cause•wilt bring about a simi lar effect: {:i . rn,Antztume Oat pithopgtv,the• lost p . Is A very heavy one and exreat dralbecie upon the eitlzhira'cit thaCiAcinity, Yettheir hidepend cacti of mind, and seitsabittled ander:dllllthitbas-lii will PO allow Ahem tn. beg cherity„froin the ~ 6nblie„ but We Mich' the . libeity;;onsgelicd, of saying 'that the sittiplithiee of turroattaiceni• - ,manities sheaf:l:be giiert liin.:4nYakt and nib, sts iii i 1 Ray. - 'Let us give , Of our substaretk's,ri, :filr as C.Stistseni,'its It will be; u ,tiresd,',-Criiti:trinsT the water,l! and Ire itdioilispOsett'aillarigir,cilik::/ - 1 'nitre teirvilieri, we May, need hrotutat,' Some Wit kkertv - ' ,; 'the Allernown:.".peniircrieuahys, .•44: ifainuell a des; reodl9,l near Eithichnia,4ll ownship,l44,o'4l4ll§,iis h4prkg " .sesslonoralkanrniimittiing 4 fektind fitn e;" • In length-t—the'ellinecitetidlntgAOriatdbinblilik low Ids Imeo , l ll - 13 , 14 " 11 '‘P1 1 . AY'ivci'ri! 6 1' ) well bylll,h , eighing ;go pcur*and) has:;beenn ,e rultivatiogthlaWhtiker crop for 19 yeltrik'sfrifight.P7 . ' ! ttiond, Wiihn's9Cdels that Proliably siandh:nii•tit t• surpassed, In the entire countryi isite'!if to, Itnye cyci bettid u cS;ielBlYtliia; s;: the most prodigious crop, anti *re, havapodcnibi,' . the dlipoio CO place blinselriiii e4bitiltOn; Ite . FO9 - 19104 'bandit:4o Mr. ktiett tiAnitcher - -1.7 citify the 'Vali& Whedliqetti‘4Klittilnif: "portion britipiehd out, the thlsitee s and tear,} Fll7O-.4i•Wirtaf,Pirri
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