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4 see the bright - baraler of our Union defeated took to arrest a man named Peters, Pe at the Col-' ' TkiniS-Clthrens Course e lt-DlttiOrninate'rrtit.'-
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DEMOCRATIC STAXE NOMINATIONS and disgraced uPon our own soil„ can tuive no
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Picasnnwr JUDGR'' ,CRAFT,..
OP CORAIO . TI.E±U4 &0.. I Pitt TowneAjt - -
-Pais - must , ,itrnamt HOPEWELL HEPEuRH,
OP DISTRICTCOVRT, f of AttsburgL . 0.,
Assrmyr zuttaxCHARLES SHALER,
07DISTBICTCOURT, f of Pittsburgh.
.17
Assocurs- RUMS, OF FRB COURTS OP Ar•FrORENT
WILLIAM ,HERB, , of Uppir St. Clair
HEN:::..7ILAIEW H. WATSON,. of Elimibetk Tp.
ALENANtEE MTAMMON, of ,Patsburgh.
JAMES WATSON, of l'ittelnogh.
L DELL PATTERSON,' - of Itrfjlm Township:
ABEAgAM RAYS, of Allegheny City.,
DAV.M' It: WILLIAMS; offittiaer -2bwnship.
- - R4commi,
ROBE R'1 1 ORROW, of Tittsbargh..,
usalsTsitsv -
ANDREW BARODAX,,pfj.dgegheny City'
IaLERIC ‘ OP COM* 4* SE:Sawars, t0., 11 ,1 4 ITAR TRO 17j44.49,. .Pittaburgh.
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THOMAS RDAUKALOBE, of Birmingham.
J. D.' W. wErrE i . Borough or Itarichitter:
scummy:,
E. H. /ISA R.TIAGE-' - . of Pittsburgh
. AUDITOR,
BENJAMIN DILWORTH, of Ron 2bMatitip.
The Democratic Tickets for Allegheny CountT
have been printed and are ready for diatribei-,
tion.
Vote all the "Judges- learned in the law," 66-
,
longing to this county . on oexie,ca of paper, and
not for each Twig; ortaseparate piece ofpnper, al
though-in different courts, or your-votes will be
lost. And • eons for the Supreme Judges on axe.
other separate piece of paper.
The following will show the form of each
lUDGES OF SHE SUPREME COURT.
JsnmenAxt 8: ' Buzz,
Lem COrisr.ii.
Maas Immo,
,Jo_ux 0/BSON,
Loma&
.TUDGES'OPT THE :COURTS OF ALLEGHENY
COU'k. 1. TY, REQUIRED TO EP T.RARNRD IN.
THE LAW.
President Judge of Common Pleas, &0.,
, Jamas S.,Caspr.
President Judge of District Court,
Iforintats'Esestat...
Assistant Judge of District Court, ,
Caritas BsALEn ,:,
ASSOCIATE TUDGEA OF COURTS OF .A.LLE
CHEW.. COUNTY. •
Ifthexame deity candidatefar skit! Judgeldp
be altered, the name inserted must be written
in the place of that scratched out, immediately
wider the title of office.
The accounts from every part of the State are
truly =naming, ki.relation-to the warm feel
ings of the Democrats towards their candidates;
the cohinemand.apathy of the Whigs, even in.
the strongholds;of their former power; and-the
number of secessions of strong men, who have
uniformly, heretofore,- acted with them. The
Pennsylvanian gi*es us:one example of this kind
that we knew to be a very encouraging one.
This is COI. DEMITELD, of Philadelphia county,
who lately made a very witty and appropriate
address, in which he told his :former associates
that there - was no longer - any *hig - party; that
it had gone down We the - boots 'of , the Abell
.
tionists 4d - calling upon them most
to Jeaveso - corrtipt atideriprincipled an organi-
Another convert is Colonel PAXTON, of 6-
lumbia county, who is the moat influential and
wealthy iron manufacturers in that county. Be
has takeri hold and decided grotgld in r faTor of
C l olonei Bviatn" , aril the D emocratio ticket Ile
is one who.has experienced -the= beartlek(inein-;
Amity of -the ,Whigs. on, the Tariff onestion, has
Watched the Abolition committals of the,present
State ExecutivA andini . iL seen the - power of , Deru.
wade principleN,disAto in the iirogressimd.
prosperity of our great country.
J;tzstraisisr.Pranr, of 'Clinton county, long and
well known as "the Iron Sing" of that region,
;rid as a biding: Whig' _He , has addressed lief-.
oral Democratic meetings via great effect, in
the course - 44144:h he depicted the false-heart,'
ed policrof the Thig leaders, on the.sabjeet of
the Tariff, and -the folly the num4factareis .
relying upon. their .professions and promises:
These gentle Men are bit isolated cases drawn
from a catalogaelleit Wilt it startle Whig *Pa
titian', who are ever ready to impose'upon the
honest-mindeePeopie the base fulAt Wpt:
currency of their disordei r Mi•and diseased
brains, as the legitimate currency of true paid-:
edam and profoind political economy. '
CCM=3SIOYEIL
Democratic Ticket/.
Cautiiisk to Iroters.
,
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- .:74.11:1L9t WAMEIO9.•
WIIIG 403 CESSIONS..
Judge /11 , 04iree Palate lidudadistrdllouV4
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Wo alluti4, Ormerly, to the inSeltl4faudOl'
Judge le4iiie l / 4 14.1iPtMiteltfa e J' ol l °-. e itft
the Peace ii;ine c*i9 Dr4r l 44 gfii. 344l4 k -;.
ted that it.t4s wit! t°! '..
.A l /!l 4 o* L '
thesia; magi_grate44 - 4-___theßaymett of the tcretjqg
their'owu fecognizairces„4 returned. When
is considered, that they are but "common men,"
and not, as His Honor is, "required by the act of
- Assembly to be learned in the, him to,
hold them up to ridicule fOrliellon'eie exercise
of their dutiesaccorling-td`" he *.' besrot thou
knowledge and ability, was a coarse and heart
less indulgence
,of his propensity to "bitter
spread effect: 'Therels imetta Indermdent
Vice through Ont tiecounty;Whe:teelathnt he- is-
safe in Judge MeClare's hall4l/ Ho fearii
teeth and claws of the Law,"- of which the Judge
is his first charge said, "if thetaio had not grown
so old and imbedie,' cis to have lost them, should be
Rut in force." •• ."
In charging the' Jury in Ruch's case, His
HOUor,—for these Judges are alltonorable men,
`.4-after admitting that no person his a right to
trespass on the lands of , anothei, remarked,
that if he were walking through a Mies mead6w,
even without the owneroeiximiskien, and with a
loaded gun on his shoulder—mark that! (for His
Honor is a double-barrelled Sportsman, and the
Attataugh correttiondent- of the great sPorting
..
"newspaper, The. New- York Spirit of the Titaes,)
d as ouch, , bound to Maintain the law in favor
-of free wa . rrin,.and the rights of the chase and
of gunners—" the owner of the enclosure
Would set his tilied him, /tt. mould 'not shoot
`the dog nor as wont') saotrr nra xis t Gra
cious heaven! is this a land of liberty., without
license, or of peace and order, according to law.
We presume that .the." Spirit" hailed the advent
of such doctrines, that' gave every trespasser
; the right of irruption into every farmer's pre
serves, and of , dealing leaden death to the re
sisting owner of the fee eiiapie, converting every
sportsman into a little Nimrod of:every - manor,.
besides his own. . . .
A young man in the: vicinity of East Liberty
Trtui indicted for obtaining a horse under false
pretences, He heArepresenteil himself as the
owner of realostatein that village, andulthough
it was admitted that this was false, and that he
could not prove the first spark, of title to any land
there orelsewhere,this RightHenorable and leans
ed Judgepermited thidefendant'a counsel to prove
tits this mother was the owner of real estate in that
same TElage, on the in:mud dint at her death it
might descend to him; if she did not exercise
her absblide power of irudnheriting bim, by de
vising it away to some worthy person, who
had not disgraced her name, and his own
lineage.
Well has it been often Mid, by sorely per
plexed counsel, I would mther try a cause be
fore sny Justice of the Peace, of common
sense, than the President Judge of our County
Court.
The_ _Q af _ October :1861, oontains-
Ridge iloClure's chFr a to.theprfuiti Jury, and
Is about as fair a apecimen . at Lynch Law as ever
came frptth9 lipß9f , jr4ge . Lawless, 4of peva
hanging memory. "If any man who feels, him
self; or
. C*Ores saw deco to him, (the beardlesß,
layer may press this pririlega to ` cover his
sweetheart,) is insulted, libelled, at aggrieved
by any publication in any inonYmous sheet, I
Bay here, in tall view of my duty and my oath of
office, that, obi:mid-le beat the I;cm:racket so of
fending, within an iniih of his life, break the
farms, and - scatter the:type into the gutter, and,
be broughtbefore tee for an assault and battery,
„I shall charge the jury in a manner so studious
ly leeble, &e , plain English, the Judge
pledged' himself .- to work out anaoquittal!
The assailant Who vs:mid laudeitAke wheat
another within tcti inch of Aia life, should firsteie
play the mosttlisbinguished Leuven Of the goutt
.ty to ,actrinitpt'islty him on Ahisanthorized sporting
expedition, Utd as was said to be done of old,
when a victim was on the rack, sttmd by with a
stop watPl , ..4lTud feel. his pulse, to discover whotb
,
"ere• he Isoubiliear . enother turn of the rack, or
anod:ibis:4 of the horsewhip, which His'Honor
itutheriiiii to be adminlitered.
`kw, what will be said of these almost in
credible passages of the Judge's Judicial His
tory ? What? they are untrue. No such thing.
They =mot be denied. They are lamentable
facts. And we may close with a quotation from
an author.much!psore foucillar to the Judge's
wayward fonerthan ever were the pages of Coke
or Kept, s
o histi4toeil Man,
Oren it. a little brief an.h6rity.
Rays such fantastic tricks before high Heaven,
As nukes e'en_ angels weep."
Compels things to be and overcome ns,
Like esunn.y. owed.
Without out special wonder."
We hold in reserve, his assumption of the
high prerogative entrusted no republican dele
gate tbe authority Of commuting punishment af
ter a recorded plea of guilty.
THE VOICE OP A PATRIOT,
gh.,l:ndel our Democracy triumph, which I do mot
doubt, tee , ahall then AfiV el good reason to hope that
the fated question of element will soon be finally set
tled nntipleteed at rest. On the contrary, the re
elreceto.',n, of Gov, Johnston with his avowed hostility
to the r lugitive slave law, and his approval withheld
front {e repeal : -Of theprotrim — oii denying to our sister
States the use of our jails for the detention of fugi
tives from labor, will keep alive and exasperate the
preeent dongeioue agitation. on the subject of
staveryr. _
. This de theemith" sentiment of the-lion. JAMBS BU
OY:UNA* whose noble soul has been for and with
itiacOuntrifrom boyhood to the present moment ,
_and whose pure patalotiaMzio one can weapon--
hly suMstion. This is the language of the De
tinicimdc pfit'ty, of th4i state, of the whole Q.011D. 7
trY; ani of'`O.':Pil
'l. iiiiellittiot, wiatever'iithei
political doctrines he may favor : for titotigh a
Man may not believe in thapoliciof leaving all.
business concerns, free and,untratamelled in our
country: ; ; yet when the question shall be plainly
presented—Shall we have eition,, and the power
under the Constitution to'restrict" our trade with
thiswerid.,-or even to make it free to all, accord
ing to"' the will of the majority, constitutionally
expressed; or' "Anarchy and submission by the
many to an mistocratio few; and, finally, Tyranny
axed Delootisinft-,.a .vast majority of the People
of our country, without regard to present party
des,' Will ffY to 4: the Olieste , iif our_glorioas Con-.
eitituil4—that has thus far.;:tillered a guarantee
of safeo ati,40981).6 M
ity all whcilive underit;
and ProMie a s -Liberty , an& ' Pglitf4 Equality to
all tlie arojia. : - .vnio iiiliere in this view of the
, . „.. „„ „.
cane, that carr'dare"to rte tor..IYM. ff. Joluzston,
—the eneourager of riot; Sedition *1 trent:city—
and who haspardonect :itrid l jtill.t."44llines" to
- pardon, itome of the vilest of criminal s;"#.l order
that his lnfamcins doctrines may hire .the pre
ponderance in this State—the boastea KeYstonb
of the political arch 2
"iirEtlGl.Swisittsl9oPoi4c.
•
The fo El owing r esolution,—though passed by
z.t..Witr4 illeetingin Boeton,—is in perfect•acoor
dance wish the spirit and praclics of Whlgisip,
whenever{ and ,wherever it 'may have the power.
The.filtitar: - aitinistration, in ' thin State, and
.
_.. ,
the late Whigr rule in , Wo e , - afford abundant
. ,._ ..
pioof of pie, . identity:of 'WI:I4M= on this par
ticular pgint, every where in our country. In..
-,
stead of throWing all b urliness open to competi-.
lion, the Whigs prtifefritis'4lterish the interests of
the few.-
.: gßeyblecd, that in the
. pctszage by the coalition
4, ItEe":loieral corporatiln Act and of the gener- ger Our Consul in Bremen, la. King, has
al banking nOtltins-Iftriniillg open to all .P er- written . a bold and manly letter, under date of
solurTiaal. o 4krPiird . to.litttracter_ .or ouslifica
vpn,ilio 00* - 015 d..enchiikairs, is alike averse to Sept... 12th, to the Editors of the "Weser Zel.
tihtilititke#B of the state rand prejudicial to the tang," nobly repelling the abuse beeped upon We saw a party moving to lowa on Saturday.
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WHY WHIGS MAY REFUSE TO VOID Full
.IQ SIOI~I
large portion of the %Ng iiikityiiirofeo*
be, friends of thellnioir; ai4l wofbavtilno tioubt-,
that they are truty;stopere.o ol oo°xii, : ,
With such we would say C4ONV words, and pre
sent a few consicffiratians why they should with
hold their votes from William F. Johnston. We
do not call upon them to vote for William Big
ler; hetause they 'may not feel tit liberty to VOW
goinat.theregular—nominees --of their party ;
but if they cannot ,conscientiously :vote for .a
man who is in ftlior of sustaining the' laws of
their-countryolgainst one raerelflrofeballig"t6
be of
,they party, they can starat home on the
day of the election; and thus -show that, if the
majority of their assumed `party leaders will
thrust forward unworthy and incompetent men,
they, ontheirpart, can refuse to sustain such
an unholy proceeding.
Every gotaktillien is bound, by his obligations
to society, to vote fOr-subh men alone as will
'sustain the laws of his country.- Every lover
.of his country will sustain the laws as thslare,
even though he may be unfavorable to their con
tinuance,—being willing to await the decision
of the majority respecting any law he'May think
of doubtful policy, - while respectfully urging
reasons why it,otight to be repealed. But the
-repeal of any organic law, is at once an abraga - -
lion of the authority by which thatlaw was en
acted; and every man of intelligence must at
once see the Consequences of violating or abro
gating a constitutional provision under a govern
mentlike ours. It is well, then, to take connael,
even from a political opponent, under such cir
cumstances; but when we have the most power
ful reasonings, and the most solemn statements,
of a political friend, to guide us in our research
es after political truth, who is there that will
not weigh well those arguments ? Take then,
the expression of the Hon. Daniel Webster,
when speaking at Albany of the matters invol
ved in this question. He said—speaking of
ihe Compromise measures,—
I desire to declare in the most einphatio man
ner, that I hold these laws, and especially that
which provided for the adjustment of the con
troversy with Texas, to have been essential to the
preservation of the public peace. * * *
It was my conscientious belief, still unshaken,
ever since confirmed, that if the difficulty with
Texas could not be amicably adjusted, there
must, in all probability, have been civil war and
civil bloodshed.'
Mr. Webster has on no occasion, since the
adoption of gloss measures, held any other doc
trine in relation to them : but has even incurred
the bitterest censure of some who professed to be
his friends, because he came forward in this un
daunted manner to sustain the Union.
The Washington Republic also, which is the
organ of the most patriotic portion of the Whig
party of the United States, says on this subject;
" The Compromise, it is well known, is regarded
by President Fillmore as the best, if not the
only means of restoring peace and quiet to the
country, and maintaining inviolate the integrity
of the 'Union."
What, then, patriotic Whigs of Pennsylvania,
Will you say to William F. Johnston, who aspires
to the highest office in the State; and whoSe elec.
tion would be avirtual repudiation of all that has
'tiVerheretofore been regarded ns patriotism, and
a pciwerfal encouragement to thisnenales of our
freeinstitations ? He said, in his recent speech
tothe People of Lancaster county, that .if he bad
.heett a member of Congress, he never would have
voted for the Texas Boundary Bill mid the Fugi
tive Slave Law; and he further said that the
Vision is in ho danger, and could never be dis
solved."
If, then, this man would not have sustained
these great measures, Cm view of the testimony
of a statesman who has never been timid in all
his legislative edurse,) what is the inevitable, the
b:Fesistable conclusion, that foroes itself upon
43very mind. It is, and can alone be, that he is
wid real regardicu of the public peace and security;
,and, therefore, was in favor of civil war and civil
bloodshed, and utterly indifferent to the preservation
of the Union I
We are perfectly satisfied that there are thou
sands of Whigs in this State; who win never vote
for Johnston. They declare that they owe al
legiance no to man who does not value the peace
and tranquility of their country ; and that as
those are Johnston's sentiments they will not
sustain his election. They say that the man
who avows such sentiments deserves universal
condemnation, and will receive it on the second
Tuesday of October : that no man can receive
themapport of Pennsylvania who is not the true
and firm friend of the Compromise measures,
and as he has.shown his hostility to those mea
sures he shall be consigned to apolitical grave.
The Whigs of Philadelphia
We were well advised, months ago, that a
Large body of the Whig merchants of Philadel
phia had determined to exert their influence
against Johnston. The reasons for this they
have not hesitated to avow in unequivocal terms.
They have said that the idea prevailed very ex
tensively in the South, that the People of Penn
.sylvania were Inimical to their rights; that much
of the Southern trade that would otherwise stop
in their city was diverted to New York ; and
that, unless this impression was overcome, a
large portion of the trade now enjoyed by our
beautiful metropolis, would be irretrievably lost.
We learn, by later accounts, that this sentiment
fins greatly increased,—particularly since the
occurrence of the awful tragedy at Christiana;
and a late number of the Pennayivanian confirms
the statements received from other sources.—
Read the following and act according—Whig
merchants of Pittsburgh, who value the interests
,your State and your aity:—
- We understand that the Whig Finance Commit
tee was out yesterday for the purpose of collect
ing funds to pay the necessary expenses incident
to the election ; and that in calling on firms who
have heretofore contribut-d one thousand dollars
each to help along the Whig cause, they were
informed that they could receive no contributions
from them. One firm, that has, on more than
one occasion, contributed one thousand dollars,
said to this committee, "we cannot contribute
money to aid the election of a man who is hos
tile to the interests of Philadelphia, and whose
election would be regarded in the Southern At
lantic cities as evidence that there was no love
in Philadelphia for the Union.' " One of the
committee replied "we muse have money—we
cannot carry on the election without it." He
was then told, "you must get your money from
those whose names correspond with your condi
datetit we cannot aid you." This feeling exists
to a very,great extent along Market and Front
streets, and we therefore feel free to assure the
people of the State and the Union that the sen
timent of the Philadelphia merchants is right.
Ser. The Freedom's Friend, of yesterday
morning, contains the following :
BALTIMORZ, Oot. fitL—Kinkel arrived here, as
had been expected, about 9i, P. M., in the
steamer from Philadelphia, and was received by
a committee previously appointed for the pur
pose, large crowd of people had already as
sembled at the wharf to take part in the cor
dial greeting extended to this man, who, by
word and deed, has battled for the Revolution,
and whose name finds a lofty echo in the hearts
of all Germane. After Kinkel had reached the
shore, lie was, welcomed in an address by Dr.
In the name of the Germans of Baltimore.
Mr. Winkel, whose lofty, imposing, and hand
dome figure, towered above tho multitude, re
plied' to the address in a few powerful words
that came from the heart, and went to the heart.
The 4, Liederkrautz," dining the night, sere
naded :Kinkel in front of the Eutaw House.
`Here Kinkel was prevailed upon to appear at
the doors of the Hotel, and expressed his ac
knowledgments in a few hearty sentences.
. AN AGANNIXNG-DECISION.'
'The following decision recently given'
Judge COULTEIt, is , naentioned,hy a correspon
dent of the Penragfronica. ..We'lhink it is one
that should command the attention ef every
ode; and as the People of this State are about
tot choose their supreme Judges, it may be Well
to! inform them, of. welt n, startling: decision as
this, by a supreme Judge. • While' on this snb
,
ject, we would also observe that we have heard
oil a number of tickets, that have been printed,
purporting to be the "Denaocratio ticket," on
which the name of Judge Coulter appera, and
that of Judge Catapbellis omitted. Now to all
Giese who wish to vote the ticket nominated by.
our political friends at Harrishurgwewonld shy,
thst the gentlemen who_ nominated that ticket
regarded it as the strongest that could be sub
mitted to the People—in point of mental capa
city, legal knowledge; parity of character, end
all , the essentials. necessary :tw Insure to our
State legal. &eels - Rini of the' highest character
for justice and equity. Read the following :
The merchants of Philadelphia; , and the busi
ness men of : the 0011Itt6;' generally, ought to be
informed of a most extraordinary and alarming
decision made by Judge Coulter, at the last Bit
ting in Harrisburg The American Law Jour
nal", of July, contains a. faithful - report of The
decision. It was in the case Somers' Appeal,
and the substance of the decision was, that a
creditor who had obtained a judgment in good
faith, by confession, toren honest debt, 'and en
tered it up against real estate, so' thatit was per
fectly secure, might be deprived of that securi
ty tbur or five days afterwards, without any act
ot his own, and against , his - con Sent, by hia in
soWent debtor's making an assignment of his
creditors, if the debtor knew at the time of con
fessing the judgment that he .was itiselVentr
whether the creditor knew it or not. This de-
cisiOn has shocked the Vthole legal profession,
front one end of the State to the- other. It has
alarined the whole business commenity-through
out the Commonwealth. If a Philadelphia mer
chant, learning that a large debt in the country
is in jeopardy, Bends a clerk, or goes himself,
and by suit or confession, after a great deal of
trouble and anxiety, succeeds at last in obtain. ,
ing a judgment and entering it up as a lien on
real estate, so as to ma,keit perfectly secure, ac
cording to Judge Coulter's ideas of law and jus
tice, four or five days afterfhtimerchant has re
turned to Philadelphia, thinking that all is safe,
the insolvent debtor may destroy the lien of the
judgment, by making an assignment of his
property: In our opinion, this is neither law,
nor justice, nor common sense. If this is law,
no one is safe in the transaction of his business.
A judgment, which may be destroyed at the
plea Sure of. the judgment debtor, without the
consent of the judgMent creditor, is not , worth a
a straw. The very idea perfectly rideulows
A Judge, with such _crude notions of law and
justice, is dangerous to the business interests;
of the country. Thu Judge is the same cousin- ,
tent gentlemen who has the credit of writing the
address in favor of Markle, for Governor, in
1844, and afterwards, in the same fall voting for
Shank—the same man who wait a candidate for
nomination at the Democratic Convention, and,
failing in that, was taken up ,by the Whige—the
same man who despises alike the names of
Whigs and Democrats, and claims to be an Old
Federalist—and yet Richard 'Coulter has been
placed before the people of this Commonwealth
as a candidate for the Supreme bench '. All we
have to say is, that every consistent -politician,
on either side, as well as every commercial and
business man in the State, ought to vote against
him.
Mr. Hobbs and his Gold
The London Express objeots, as does Mr.
Hobbs, to the ungracious manner in which Mr.
Bramah paid over his 200 guineas for having
his lock picked. It also gives tho following ac
count of the display made of the 200 guineas by
Mr. Hobbs at the Cristal Palace:—
" The American department was again the
great feature of attraction, Mr. Hobbs having
with a fine Barnum touch, gothis reward changed
into sovereigns, and spiced them' out under a
glass case, with a policemen keeping guard and
an inscription Informing the spectators that
there were two hundred guineas which.lmdbeen
awarded for picking Bramah's look. This was
an argument that appealed to the meanest ea
pacityi, and excited so much curiosity that the
place was a scene of bustling all day, every one
wished to assure himself by occulos proof that
the American had really won the day. The hero
of a hundred locks was himself the/observed of
all observers, and complained that even in the
street he suffers one of the ditiogieitiblia con :
comitants of glory, in being followed by crowds
on hie way to the palace."
Awful Tragedy.
We oopy the following from the Nashville
Banner of the 26th trust.:
A gentleman from infoims us
an awful tragedy was enacted In.:thtit comi
ty last Week. It seems that two brothers, na
med Harper, one living in KentimitY, the other
in Gibson county, had been disPuOin
to the ownership of a slave. The Kentucky
Harper visited Gibson county acctiraphided - by
the intention of carrying him off. , His brother
determined to resist this summnary process, and
armed himself accordingly. The, 'met; and a
bloody fight occurred. The TemiesSee Earper.
shot the other with a musket, and, washimself•
shot in return. The Kentookian died - iminedi
ately after shooting—the TMinesse,Ml lingered
a short time and died also. The., sozi , of the
Kentuckian, seeing his father fall-rushed upon
his assailant and stabbed him with a knife.—
Our informant thinks the Harperti Were, former-,
ly residents of Middle Tennessee: We' iitippoie
the next Trenton Balmer wilt -give--tho'Partis4::
Tars of this deplorable affair. - •
SCOTCti PRESBYTERIAN/El.-A difference has
occurred in the Associate Reformed Church,
which is. composed of Scotch Presbyterian emi
grants, on the subject of slavery, that threat
ens a disruption of the body. The Phihtlielphia,„
Synod, at'the Spring Session, : issued a etranr
testimony against slaveholdig, in which they
called on its sister Synods to concur. - The New
York Synod, recently held, refused to - 43 6 332 P1Y
with the request, on the ground that- there is no
Slavery within their bounds,( and 'also; that
Slavery is a civil institution. . ! They conclude
their replication by entering their "solemn pro
test against ranking the slave , trade, or man
stealing, with the simple holding ofilaves."
fa , ' There have been no failures of any im
portance; and none whatever whlch cattbe trac
ed directly or indirectly to the 'effects of the
tariff of 1846. We do . not remember a season
for many years, when unexpected and startling
failures have been so unfrequent . as daring The
current season. There is quite a presqure for
money, such as must naturally occur at inter
vals wader any tariff, or system of commercial
policy; bat our merchants, who have had sever
al years of prosperity, have stood under it man
fully, and met their payments 'with *great
promptness.—N. Y. Journal of Conannve.
Such ere some of the reasons urged by this
would-be legislator, against the introduction of
the Bible into our common schools, in face of
the universally conceded, facts, that the history
of the world attests that wherever the Bible ob
tains a free circulation, and its 'important doc
trines are taught and regarded, there civil liberty
is found to flourish and 'equally true, that
wherever the precepts; of the; Bible are disre
garded, and its:teachings spurned; there, discord
and anarchy, oppression and tyranny, are trium
phant. The tragical abenni of infidel France ut
ter solemn testimony upon this point; where
her deluded and-infatuated populace attempted'
to substitute the phantom Benson for the Bible,
and enthrone Passion for the Bible's God. So
thoroughly convinced were our revolutionary Fa
thers that thlitshirinekof the Bible were essential
to public virtue andcivil liberty tlustthey openly
appealed to its pages for light, and its Author for
)direction. Virtue is regarded as a corner atone of
our free institations; and, therefore, it is of pri
mary importance that the youth of .our. land be
early impressed with its principles - before their
minds are pre-occupied with sentiments and
feelings antagonistical to our country's welfare.
Hence, the sages of the Revolution; and the veis
eritand best statesman of the present day,
.unite
in deelaOng it of essential importance, that the
doctrines'of ‘ the Bible be made the tribunals of.
our appeals, rukd the text-book of our morals.
The Bible hss'been and is constantly perused
end studied by tha - parest minds, without die
covering any of the vulgarity or obscenity fan
cied by this McKeesport sage-of improved ethics.
Professor Newman, of Bowan - hi College, in his
system of Rhetoric, reatarks, after"giving a pas
sage from the writings of Irving, in Whte c k a Bi-
Ne quotation is made, 4 , This beantifulpasme
afford% an example of a Scripturaiallusion,
is highly pleasing. Allusions of this kind, will
always be understood •, and often, from their
elevated nature, add much to the beauty of writings.
Scripture is a pure stream, flowin4forth from
the throne of God."
As to the incorrect orthography, and bad
grammar, complained of, by this legislative as
pirant, we demur against his verdict in the'
premises, upon the grounds of total and entire
incompetency on his part to decide. His per
'emptory decision Upon these departments of Bi
blical Literature, ,must have excited profound
astonishment in the minds of those acquainted
with his eradite attainments hi these important
'branches of a common school education.
Lord Kaimes, in his Elements of Criticism,
and other eminent writers upon the same sub
ject, have not hesitated .to introduce Bible quo
tations as examples of stjle and composition
as proper Models' far young writers, Profes
sor Newman, already quoted, .ohserves,- iitte
ferring to the writers of the 16th Century,
land I quote again to answer the gentleman's
4th allegation against the imperfection of the
English language and the ignorance of the
writers of those. days)--"The writers of that
golden
_age were finished scholars—men of knowl
edge, wit and refinement,—and we -admire their
skill in the use of words,—their rich? figurative
language, and the smoothness and harnionrof
ther periods."
In conclusion, I would ask the voters of Alle
gheny county,—where appeal after appeal is
made in behalf of the Bible cause,--if it will
harmonize with true consistency, to send from
the midst of our Sabbath Schools, our Churches
and ocr Bible Societies, a represestative to the
Flails of Legislation, holding such monstrous
and wicked doctrines, as that the Word of God
is too obscene and vulgar to be read in our. Public
Schools ; and thus bringing its doctrines and
precepts into disrepute; weakening the mean
tires to virtue ; and giving loose reins to the un
bridled passions of man's corrupt nature ;—or
will you declare, by your votes, tbat Party dis
cipline and Party prejudice is so strong as to
overawe the dictates of wisdom and the convic
tions of duty, and send to represent a Christian
community, in a Christian Legislature, an open
defamer of the Christian's Bible?
A LOVER or CORRECT TEACH-MG.
McKeesport, October 7th, 1851.
llgetites. litappa & LAY ON :-
In yotir remarks upon, the unfitness. of Judge
McClure for his present position and the danger
which may result from his re-election, I have
not noticed the following incident which passed
under my own observation, and which, I think,
exhibits so clearly and forcibly his, general in
decorous demeanor and great proclivity for in
justice, that Ideem it desirable that it should be
laid before the public.
Some short time after his appointment to this
Judgeahip,-he established the rule - that the argu:
ments for new trials and itrarrest.of judgment
should be had instanter, when the motion was
made, of the propriety of which rule it is unne
cessary to speak, when all know the superior
advantages of that, which sets apart a day for
such arguments, and which is the almostuniver
sal custom in Courts of Law.
Li course of time, a cause occurred in which
,
a tavern -keeper, on the corner of Fourth and
Ross streets, (whose name I have forgotten,) was
indicted for keeping a disordeply house, and for
whom John 1). Mahon, Esq., one of our ablest,
most honorable and gentlemanly lawyers, appear
ed as counsel. In progress of his defence, Mr.
M., after having examined some six or eight wit
nesses, was proceeding to call others, when he
was interrupted by Judge McClure, who said it
was unnecessary to occupy more time, as , six
witnesses wotild prove a fact as well as ahundred.
'sir. M. thinking his point made out, desisted,
and the case went to the Jury.
When the Jury returned, Mr. Mahon was:: en
gaged in another cause, and, in order that the
verffiet might be received, was interrupted in the
=main' atwn• of a witness. The verdict being for
a conviction of his client, Mr. M. rose, and as
in duty bound, moved for a new trial. Notwith
standing he. was at the time involved in another
oars, this most sapient expounder of the laws
required him to proceed at once to argue his mo
tion. Mr. M. verynaturally, and any other than
Judge McClure, would tuiveankiesed 'reasonably
'objected, but finding that nailing lessiwould suit
this-4. mostrightful judge," consented, and re
quested titri * t-cross Me street to his office to get
his books.22lw4this.was reused him, and he was
ordered to proceed at once or be altogether sit
'ent. . - Whan ho /lad with indignation very prop
erly refused to speak, "the wise and upright
Judge" immediately passed sentence upon the defen
dant.
That Emoha, palpable outrage should have been
I committed by a Judge in the nineteenth century
-is well nigh incredible, yet such is the fact as
above narrated. That such a man has been
nomin cited-for re-election, shows what opportu
nities a designing official possesses to labor for
his own advancement, and is a treble reason why
the present incumbent should be removed. lam
not nearly so anxious for the success of Mr.
Craft, as for the defeat of McClure, as I think
the ends of justice loudly demand it. Oh I that
I could reach the ear of every voter of Alleghe
ny County I I would pour into their hearts such
an account of the acts of this unsound lawyer
and•ungentlemantly man, that theywuuld sooner
write their own death-warrants than'aid in rein
stating him. I would beseech them for the pro
tection of: their wives and children, for the safe
ty of their lives and litierty, for the sake of out
raged humanity muLdegraded jystiee to,pause
end reflect before thei act Iwotdd re
mind them that tea years of misrule may be the
result of their ill-advised step ; ; and *here' the
truth would be hilly knovn, Locruld not doubt
the effect. * * *
Oteober 7, 1851.
gia, We have been absent for a week among
the " country people," who are wide awake like
the "rampant lion" determined to swallow
whiggery. Clarion county will give from 1000
to 1100 majority. Mind that. The meetings
every where are well attended and every Demo
crat is working for the glorious cause.—Clarion
Democrat.
Did you *ever enjoy the exquisite bliss of court
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JUDGE G.lDEON.—Before his no6iillition.4 the - ,
Democrats, the Whig conferees of FUltint
ford, and Somerset counties, representing the
whole whig party of those theee counties
unan
imously passed the following resolution:
"Reaolned, That the integrity, the distingais7t 7 ' .
ed ability, and the long eminent public Bernie
of our present Chief Justice, John Bannister
Gibson, justly entitles him to the confidence of
our whole State, irrespective of party, and that
his nomination by the Lancaster convention as
a, candidate for the Supreme Bench, would , be
'highly acceptable and carcliallysupported by the
Whigs of this district." • •
The Philadelphia Nortk Aidericaut Says` t_ e
that hig candidate for governor wh il e be
ing escl
by a party' - ,orhis friends,:- near
Mount Carbon Monday, evening, was fired
at by some rascal, "the ball - passing mid:dui - Our
feet of his head." It therstatek "thatdie
night was so dark!' that n one could tell whip
fired the pistol We hardly which ought
to be entitled to "the hat'!—tha,l l iirh t .iieould
take such accurate aim -"in a dark . i
t,"•or
the one who saw the ball within "four '- of
the governor's headl—New firave. '
TUB DIFFERENT fAIDGRA: meeting in
#the Cities of Pittstrorgh_and Allegheny, god
any sojonening,lltethrin la bath clttes,are're,
spectfulli• requested to Meer al
Hall, in Fifth street above Woodiforthe Par.'
pose of dedicating the satneat nine n'elock in' the mord
tug. Immediately after the ceremony of dedication is
over, the proeession mill form and proceed Jester - the
route Its laid down in the programme, returning -to the
- -Hell, where an oration will be delivered hrhir.-Kiaao= 4 l
.TotheOration the public are invited: ,
By order of the Grand Master. '-•-
oct9 S. /111 3 KINLRY, D. D..n. M. •
Poplar and Imam uatlye Leetaxeui...
(IN ANATOMY, and PHYSIGLOG Y . , applied , trY4tUti
preservation of health, and Owlet!, aurral,- and
mental improvement, to the Ladies-and Gentlemen
ihthiburgb, at Wilkins Hall, by Professor 41LEALSON 4
of Philadelphia, every even'ag this weak. These use
"fat. sbd untellatuing Lectures will berilustrated,with•
: • five licautifulTielich hIAMIUNS, of tho.coloracul size
of hre"."andtrare than two hundred Models and Paint= -
'lags—forming by far the largest collection OR this auto.
sect in the (hated States—a sight of which is worthkell:
times the nice of admission--which la .only larenla"
each tong.TaCialt
• -- "Fr.osts Arrival of now, Gstogal:,
T. K. 'nvirsizoivr & naptiticrui,
117 WOOD STRFE2
THIRD DOOR FROSI TITE CORNER OF FIFTH,-;
HAVE JUST RECEIVED and Direr for sale— •
1,000 M. aol S B. PercussioaCima;
4.01040 z Spool Cotton—assorted; •
410-lbs. Patent Thread ;
100 - . great gross Agate (tenons;
300 dos Gum Suspenders;
150i1r z Berlin Gloves;
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40 der-Cotton Gloves;
120 pieied Pongee Handkerchiefs; .
.93 do Ladles' Linea d 6;
75 do Cambric :do;
30 cartoons Sonnet Ribbons;
v 5 do Satin and.3lnntuaßittbOr3
Cay
Tor,ether witlt' lai - and well seleeleCtiock of
Pinup and - Staple Ars Goods
They would - alsopeal the attention of thektrade genet ,
ally, to the largest and most- vatiedrasiottittent of Gold
Jewelry, Watches, Ac., ever offered lathismarkat—all
of which they offer on theutostreasonablet ens': foetß
PlliValargh .1/etNgezliParak Nurserle..l
BETWEEN - three and four-miles:oast of Pius
hargh, near the Farmera'suld Mechanics'-Tiflis;
pike road( extension of the 4th street) and about
one mle troth East Liberty.- ,-
The subscribers respectfullyetre rirdieti to ii;eir calk
tornersand the Public generally that tbeleitxxerMiiiiNat
aeries. - Green-hedges, fr.e., ice., now cornrinse betvieen,
1 5 0, 013 and 200,000 plants, all of which, etein , a healthy
condition. - • . •
FRUIT TREES, expatiating of Apple,mut, Pla i n,
Peach, Cherry, Apricot, Nectarine; latrataultn• Grape
Vines.&o.
For aig Morning Post.
SHADE TREES—Viz : ABantints,Catalptsadortntain
Ash. Sugar Maple, English Lin — den American Linden,
Lombardy Poplar, Balm of GUead: Poplar,Weeping
Willow,White barked Birchaulip Tree,. Horse Chest,
nut, Paulownia lutperalis. Weeping Ash, 'English Ash,
English Sycamore. ightmolin4TriPelnl.v.Sitv ,. .
EVEROREEN TRE. AND a HRUP.S±Vizt4uni-.
per, Cedar. American Arborvitea, ChineseAttdivitell'
13ox Tree, Upright Yew, Common Yew, AnteriCan
ly, European Holly, WhdePino. , Norantlf Spruce, Bal
sam Fir, Silver Fir,SnotcleEir, klentlockSPregerSeviell
GREEN HOUSE saierlienTlection
of Fuchsias 'sunk ring 35 varieties. - This Boweritt, woo.
thy of attention of those - who - WWI to
er tiartldnUtheii,
windows.
ROSES—Many of them the first-rate, urtm n over
70 varieties in classes, Vizt Batumi or 'Chinese ever*:
oloisming. Rosa Odorata, or Tea scented ChiitOrteitese*
Bourbon Roses, Noisette Roses, Hybrid perpeittai,or•
Remontant Roses. A great munbeturthenernsiterlect
ly hardy and bloom freely throughout the 1111111MeraeitSM1.,..'
Also, Geraniums, Oleanders, Orange, Caetrith led, at-
N.B. All orders mail be Accompanied with thezash
or satisfactory refetertees.
-.Plants carefully packed and sent according to direr:.
tions to any part of the United States.
- Persona wishing to ornament theirpleakilie grounds
would. dO well to give us weal!, as wejltialrour steel
of Evergreens cannot be surpassed west ortlie moun
tains, now covering some acres of ground, and namber
log from 50 to WO 'Samisen& tt grentnumber of whlchare
of a fine size for transplanting.
Orchard and Shrubbery Planting executed byeentraet
cr reasonable terms. - • ,
Letternpreinxid to our address .directed to Wilkins,
P O. near Pittsburgh where they will find immediate I
attention:
Orders left at oar stand on Market days in q u e Diamond
Market End immediate attention._ .
Tbe public in general are invited to call add bait:line
oar stook I at.ention to-yishar# given *many darexcept
Sabbaili. oc tEdltfcwo". Wm. &les MUURDOOOCC
Valuable Mopevt}ti for Sale. • '
Tin) bee Aber will *ell at Auetion, on the premises
on THURSDAY. the 23d day oPOctobar ttexcTHE
.oCtitiT G ROVE . FARM, situated atmut ono Milt - , etat
of the bo rei ugh of Washinguna; throtiersibich the Wash
ington and Williamsport Turnpike - Road polite:9—MM
taming TW 0, HUNDRED AND - SEVEDIMFIVE
ACRES. it will suit to divide into two orthree para..'
viz.:. Ni,. t, 30acres I. N 0.2, 130 acres; No. 3,114 acres' _
n each of which good quarries of both Limestone and
Sandstone, may be bad in atinddlince,.ead, made Weir
profitable. It 13 one of the very beat tracts of Land In.
lviishington county; and in fine state of , caltivation,
being occupied almost exclusively as a 'sheep Panora for
'he last twenty years. It is well watered with, neyer.
failing springs, and has an abundance of excellerit tim
ber; an Orchard of GRAFTED FRUIT; a comfortable
DWELLING 1101/S E ; large Barn, Shemx—Hooses,
Spring and Smoke Houses, Corn Cribs, C. The Firm
will be sold eivided as above, or-undivided, to suit pur
chasers.
The Bale will commence at 10 o'clock, A- M., and
arm. made known by
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Valuable House and Lot for Bale,
r i N SATURDAY:Ohs 25th day of October nor, twill
NJ offer at public Sala, the HOUSE,' and LOT, situa
ted on Main street, in the borough of Washington, pd-
joining lota of William r. Fleming, on the south; and.
'Ale:alder and Thomas lallinley Ali the north. The
Lot is 32 feet front by 240 feet bnek to an alley ion which
is erected ,a two story BRICK DWELLING ROME,
28 by 40 feet, with back buildings; well finished; 1 i g ,34
house, smoke house, stables, carnage house, &e:
ALSO—An out Lot, containing five and teres r
adj twang lands of Professor Allieh and Widow Eats
son. Tue sale will commence to 2delock, P. A, when
the terms of sale will be made known by . '
octo:3tve R. OFFICER:
Duff's Merchants! College,
riMiE only Institution in this part of the .country; / which students ate qualified for, business by ex
perienced practical Accountant—one who merchants' , books in the most extensive andsitvirsified
loftiness ; and one whose treatise Avon hook-keeping is
recommended by the American.lnstitute and Chamber of
CommeTee ' of the City, of New York, as the most perfect
work upont he subject ennui.
Mr. Williams' . Writing Class, day =ening.
Mr. C. Bartberger •Airehiteet,tacliectischetium,
Mechanical and LaulscaPO'llrawing, Sock evenings in
Mr. Hatch lactates oir Mercantile Law, sooty :Sahli
day eveniag, at 7 o'clock: .
40 evening Ariihnietie-Chuis, under the Principal.
Cnil and get a•Circular • focadBccv
UAW DROPe—The Tenth Wonder of the World.
111. - DALY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR--Porthe cure of
Consumption, Neuralgia, Rheumatic Ruins, Chrlera,
Pleurisy, Sores, Cholic, Inflammation. attain., Cramps,
Bums, &o. Price twenty. five cents, fifty cents, undone
dollar per bottle. For sale at the Medical Depot.,_:_
oct9 6o fTRI MULTI STREIIIiT.
OR SALB—A valuable property - of Seventy-Acres
of Land, situate one-half a mile trona the Railroad,
and up Big Sewickly creek I about 'forty Stcres'iti.ouhi
vation—balance in choice umber- The whole is good
land, and well adapted for a market garden and orchard,
or for residences for persons doing turatneii mg,
The location 4 healthy andpleasaut„ and Dula about half
an homes ride. There arat Wo dwellinghouses and sun
dry out b adding, with garden, fruit and other improve
-82100.
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THE public are ihfarine4ihitibieOPPlCE'ervim
'BOA'RD rttf HEALTH of ihb:Clit , 'orPittsbargirre"
e i t4torespownstombautait - ...rohrttrAlakniabith
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'Board mast be left: C.ITAELE`S-NANI.MR,'
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Bearers of Com* „liVinomndthl. ' '
Grand Segrrizand7ronturer_.L.
Master of, .8...r,0dt e: coning4bp,hroly-Writingit,
suppollgdsht two,. (while/it with White Body.
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fit!ilqee,lif etiodgie;Wiing the Book itrginsili' o =''''' ,4,l
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left, with a i? -- i . -,-,-..- i-- llheriglit with • -- -
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in-me following order :.-VrenidthVitionicillilif lgip.sth _
street to"SidthfiCid-z-dtimet Smithfield to - "Waterdown• - - ,-,4 ` i
-Water to' Wood-up-WbodterThint-digte,TitirdteAT -4 '
Biarkei-alons Mirka ter St. Steirand-Ptan=up Penn ' '-
to Hand-along lifind , lo , Lillerty-deWlf Liberty to
Wgod-down Weed to Pinh;nlikihence lo tit* ilihdf,` ,
where the address' will be &layered in the Large Room. .
Ile Citizens - of' 'Pittsburg ..ilior vicinity are respect-' -"_.'
liell , _4. invited to attend. y, , , .t,t.... ,- .1%,,,,2 , ,3 z,
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tan YOUsre not , fies to attend a PARADR.on FRI . - •-'"
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stylet and 'oveltbailti.VlNsallible. an 4.MA iFden fruit
and other haprirements,..t.Atnnott.deottable..tretttdenceo,t
tar a glentlemen doing bootee's in the : city
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Market and Fourth !streets•to The eardeo; - .Pekre..•
sylvania Avenue, where there fa a choice collection of
_Green Eionse Plants, hardy Monthly and Ritnnint
.200 - Adelaide Moss do, New Spireav, 1500 do -Dwarf - , "-
Pear Of select **: '
Phlo2, d ntithtriumi;Cartttions,Ao r and whero. - prilers
wiil be , taken for Appler,Otoorract, Pier, Ottorryt, .
Plum Treeeigeinee,and F Oxitp,osittes, Goose', -..
ferries, Currants; Strawberries;ae; Sfirsebbery;'Sitede •
Preesi!frc-. from the Hill Nursery. . -
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itorkh Post Office, to. theGosetert,Peonsylvastot Asterisl44: l ,
or at Mr, R. DalzeLPis Libertreelteeif, near Aef.- bead of - - 4
Wood, will be promptly attended .
JOHN "MORDOCE6IL-::;:
Orchards end Shrubbery plat neatly to order , a
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