PtiTTsviLl*.
IMMIRDAY MORNING JULY 9j-18'.118.
,-.CAP4issphielv..Carcks.Cants.ll4lvvt4vsassw.,
ilasstisits of every deicriptrn. neftly prtaked at
Ilits CIA* 1 the /vow cash prices.
ArritigliTielk. 41 .
AN active intelligent bny,laged about
15 or 16 years, of good morilltabita, to
_
,4the,jotititiogliesiness.
~..,orditteteiTClitrarpondelice for ibe iki th Of
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"Samna D:l4its. George EA9 ,
+San Hefner„ - 41-n4in amens,
lames Billynkan:Jr. Stagtr, Ei q.
Sober. Werner, ;"Arireit B4White, _
Illannist Hartz.
%et .the reople Hententher
i. - that i
I . 11104.V1D R. PORXER
FrOted in the Senate last Win*
, ter-to instruct our Oen:it - ors
and. Representitiver lis Con
weis to Tote in-favolar °pike
iwlions and infamous Sub-
Irreatsury Bill.
Peow-io your time for Nellie.
- The'filiners' Journal will tie fUrnlehed
Trapn the 15111 of July until The . elution,
at thihrXer rate 'Of
Twenty-five Cents
; • For eac subscriber—or 25 6opos week
1 1. for 85
C9od Jokt:"• iy a verrimiiroba
pod a little tan i3iggise for
os of tbeduuroal.
Vile etnry
the:colu
Prom! 'dings of the'Youni Con
(
mention. Wu last week promised to fur--
1 .oish our v readera with the.proc, ecidings of
the -Young Men's ConventiuSt. After we
"commenped their distributiitri, we ,found
that we lead been furnished - .kith onljr half
. -- the - auply ordered, and toratequenty, we
could y supply about one half, of our
readers.. We are, however, collecting,
the prom 4fings -as fast asiposili.le from.
uthesu who have read them, pad wild soon
-be enabled to -upply all our con itv frien
0* - Tim 4th'ol July was celebrated
S.ehuylkill Haien, by the Millie)? 'land a
large number of cititens, in the good old
fashioned way. The proc4edings will be
' , . , ,finblished nest week.
-43Ce!Oration of thejourin*o Pattsviile.
'Opr Ndtional AnMversary was ce-lebra.
led in this.ptace with minitial rejUicing,g
and festivities. "The dawn day was sa.
`lured and.ushered in by succe s sive -dis
'-charges'from a "big gitit' 7 -4.the reverber
ating echoes of which among our tips apd.
wallies made the welkin iing again, but
thsturtied the sweet dreams ()Hite Iromno.
'lent* whilst the 'reveille thertily ibeaten
heightened the martial greetings iof the
morn. Our military cornpsnins turned
out at early Irnurs, and cotuributed. much
to the animation and life of the Jutisilee.—
. Their appearance we have Often•bororeepo
ken of as handsome anit soldier-like;
- and on 'this day the infantryHlooked
what is. usually called lisplendid," with
their king plumes waving,i and their . bar-
Dished equipments shining in 'the. glo
rtous sunlight. Captain J.
shed
great Credit for 'the pains he tieti
with the company, and thp high -State of
discipline to which he is bringing It by
frequent drillings tpld exerciiies, We
were ii6o.pleased to observe that the troop
are increasing their nutritrs. After two
o'clock, a large processiion was formed
by otir citizens to march{ to - the orchard.,
to partake of a dinner in the opentair, ac•
companied by a band of mimic. This was
' to celebrate the defeat of the .-Stlb-Trea
sury Bill. When the comPany,asstnbied,
the DeFlaration , of independence isas read
by Samuel Brooke, Esq. I. The guests at
down to the number of abbot 250. After
dinner, the regular toasts iwere - drunk,
lowed by an eloquent address front Geo.
- W. Farquhar, E q. during lila delivery
of which the orator wasli.udly and fre
quently applauded.. A nOmbor of .volun
teer toasts were then drunk, interspersed
With singing and music. ' 0.1 the whole,
the festival was .of the (must gratifyinx
kind, in the midst of conviviality, perfect
harmony and good feelirg., There was
at the same time a high degree of enthu
siasm manifested fur the i'Vashingten Far
' mer, whose full length .pi taro was 'exhib
ited, and elicited loud and prolonged cheer
ing. The truth is, that Goy. Ritner is
nut only regarded with feelings of the
'highest respect and admiration aw.a Chief
Magistrate, but also as a man p ossessi ng;og
-.the warm personal affeetlons pt his friends.,
We have abundant _evidences of • fact .
A large majority of the tample on the sec
ond Tuesday of October net; Will show
by his triumphant .M-61 6tio tbe estima
tiomin which be is held by all true Perm l ,
Vlvarlians. Vtie Putt villa . Band also'
paraded the streets irn" ihei ' : forenoon
,a the day. Among other; pi' i p 4 eision4,l
xis, observed that tite,fire Dopisrimeuir
.11iffned nut numerously. l • We were highly
-gratified with this sper.te -an d hope-that
it will i tif_ r Trequently re —liih a full
yamiptiniisee,_iiiid'ou' nro Uppers.
ii }oust also 'not omif tp it the
Linitiutian_ComPanY I 111 10 11 gay .Youn.g
r v iso,Hdie ‘ rs paraleclwith n arty all thepotnre
%;"4.... -- ild 6treitmetance of gl rionli ersr: , , v
liflur Sunday *bent
, brilarb inpaireti
i sc
; 4401ai spot in Our. isi&oiti, and pai. 7.
___,:t an_enunleingnent,rn, t-di9!,
-a% ne 7 :lllere eerie& up et fee'in tof hos'
'7,76/ : - ,1111*Irtinlirt e d :y, - . 1 ; .
' 'wit - initchici"afriii 11 ' i eailit en.
- j aPtlitOUR 'WI 'Testa rms of
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• day..
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et ; r tong en,t enemies ache retwill, I
in ;which a man gby the - name btl,,folesi
-MoMPWor-NtowellithltgotAisara""*"
by .club, !tad 141:qpkaAe4crf;,kmer
ly High,m
1 : 4 - ii m :4Ae .i i ia tn ot, a fioll6ll o®.
feli - Vortm - . efehihiettempt;
ieli toiquell the afnay. 'Several, 'offeudert
hate been arrested and bdund-tmer to an
swikt)ilheihrent*"Tbeleor rireticei
wit) nOt betttbleia4tiln my 'well-oiderbd
contutbnity., ~, .
41, 1 4iiter.4boisti ham 'We
basis nittjaimed.-Arsjil Masi 0 Mr. CiraovieVii
taintn.ineer Middleport, on the 3d ioet4g. the fall
of eome•timben Anetber, , parson was enneiderw.
hlytldjured.
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'4•-•
dottier' leerdekt. - -i 2 A' preen by ihe 'name of
r
Ciro= Grusrent, enjoired in biastang strmhs.
at t o r t Carbon; bad his face and person burnt in
a n)ort ahoOlfing manner on Thursday last, by the
disibarge of a blast *kWh be supposed had InGst .
ed Tire,, - -abrapptoiehed for 'the 'prtiElOse Of eater.
the cause.
Am . Signs is Schuylkilkinntiity..;-- .
A Odrter man,*a few lays
.-sinee, at Mid
dliPent was wading m -a very exulting
manner, some of the votes taken 'at train.
ings, which in a few instances resulted in
fakir of Porter, no doubt, - in' consequence
of!theichaifing dubbed him a Oeneral. A
Ri)iner man standing ‘tiy, • proposed`, taking
a Tote among a body of labouring le.en who
wre then 'approaching, and V4lo ' had just
'tot . their work. lt was agreed too, and
' Wa:
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IFUr Ititner, 1 1 IS
'Porter, . + '' . ott
The;Porter maMlooktid iiithek blue,. and
lei haspot, bereulhaard to,spask of signs
since..- .. i
.iSiins" in Old "Deinocratic" Berka.•;.—
Wlejearn from Reading, that the Ritner
celehmtion on Messer:smith's Island, con
slated of 339 persons; and the Porter cel-
Oration at the Mineral Springs, of only
390', The Porter men hal better give it
up, withdraw tneir candidate—and save
die ir credit.
A let ter fiom Aunt ingdonCountv shoes,
that'll will •reqdire at least 140000 to
rpitir the damars'the "Canal and Rail
"read tas suitaitied'by the tate fre'shet. it
is elated that the repairs will iteve'been eo
far progressed in the course 'tic flee or six
Weacp, as to ter The water into ihe"eanat
'hoWeveN - will not be•put in
1
craiplete ormir, in a shorter 'period 'than
flag or five months. .The transportation
rif:ifoods,.Pasiengers,4sc. coutinuei b i y
Means of wagons, stages, dsc.
-The latest " Bonnet t."—'f he new , project of
this' Adniidistration, which was by scam hastily
'Opposed to be a measure of relief, and by orir
-1
evives among the number, tunas out to be a most
tritons - scheme to accomplish covertly What
Administration - bas not 'yet .been 4ble ac
-4koMidish nruly- I. 4he union ofibellewrd and the
flutito. We are sorry to see thief: . this till has
Aimed the Senate. The-rote stood 27 to 22. Mr.
Velhimn, the nevr, ally, Voted evilest it, because
be 'odd it was ai" surrrender of ;pourer over the
public money to the - discretion of the Executive."
The National Intelligence, sayis •
I ) 'lt proposes to Invest the "Preildetit with in
Uncontrolled wirer to reserito what sort of
Peney shall be received in psymeot of does to the
overnorent, to the client of requiring (if he
. hiwnie) the -.whole revenue of twenty or thirty
Milian! of dollars a yeario tie,patd egclutsively
n: specie. • -
it'thenproperste to leive it - eritirelv`it (he din.,
'Mellon of the Pirisident to direet uftete, and by
;Whom, entin what Imburits and proptirtions, this
borete, or whateirer other money ghat be kept.
to that; es tinder the reign above, referredlo, the
money may be lent, by half millions at a-finte l to
=any bank crrindividoal whatsoever Whom the Ex
Premise may theme tu treat, to igropitiate, to
boy ag, as men have been heretrifore propitiated
!or bought op lir moths of the &rashes. ttt pro.
pore!: ofcouratoilso to empower the Pyesident to
punish by is:withdrawal of lb, tlepositee. any
,such depository as his displeasure may dance:to
heta upon. just es the late President - itif the Uni
~ied .Slates visited his dim:Gamins on the bank of
the United Smies by the remoVal from it of the
public depositor. .
--
linaky, alter, clothing the President with this j
more then regal power, the bill ketoses to place 1 1
it all within thocover and protectiun of the Veto.
• For. The power which it is One proposed to con
fer noon the President, if the Reuse concor with
the Senate, will be hey( -
by legislation, in longs than
one third of the Membei Coq.
gresir Agit stand by tbr misc.
of it. 1
Abolition..—The Net
trading abolitjo)u ptipti
'peaking of -lrelory'tlh:
ria, that perm:lllmA" th
theta -eskreirluitto. fad,
minntite,—but it he atty
BENRE Eery Clog.
Nen can balee n , trig
rill go. A nuOitser oft
out fur-Vao Buren. Thi
yluttintiu; the-pot. pr Otit
prow leork,Cogratatioo t
,fabor fr Negroieuffrigei
. Noo,:couldi tbs , At
rrltiPlreshiest* ie ifairt
the Pie' . V4ident.
0.1:1
,z 3 littiaaett - Wit
when beads beadag -off Mimi
fat know yamin: 1
itionitiltell- tri It Ii f *I
LatroW , ?li" ' - 1 • -" -
' , Gaps, alit a diatigke-of ,
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the arm otv Gee rid la, 4i
Gnat dank ' ttb 1bad.4..:
Aye ayalli yam - Mattrim
arthay *Tart In arm
ti odatook,tal. 41 the Ate' Apia
into tharmig lo t at bo y
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tbea takiarlata abet - am ~,I
Oa Mandan' testi t•moramen
watch-buntairlindini Utah
,ingolOi . irr Ocate44oafinebtawl i
, • . fig a conanhition
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ledAiiiistairay
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wait tin Mender
the Mayer in'
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110aliMil i .
in - -igamiur orttheitriompWtht
gen . /OP- I
ver Van Buren'a mid Porter ' s totreasU•
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ThOlifise;of-Behoylltill "C4ntYs op
posed - to the ; Bill 'and' in fit- -
vor' °tithe "reitAiiiii dim* hf Rimer, to •
tlurzumberof sesaiil.hundrety partook.or
a topspin!** entertetoment ate :red up in
The Orchard, itilforoughrinider the
'
.dirrti9fi I I th es. comoOtte4 ksroogo•
..organised by.
theappointilientef I
AitT)llll6T. CLAM. NICOLA, gap
• Tresident of the Day, j
and'
- - 170. E PRESIDENTS,
• ,
Col. George Shoemaker 4 , .
nowt C. '
John : . •
Jeremiah Reed, -
• ' JoAr& 4ande Aron, -
.H:lfsuut,
lisnr3l Bressler" ,
. Dr. J. + F. Treickkr, , bicKeansburg.
Peter Filbert;-Pinegrove„i
John T., SiMpson, Port s carbon,
AquilO . Bolton, d. •
• John Kantner, sen. 'Norwegian.
Israeli Green, do
'George Miller, do
Adam: Shards, New' CaStle.
The "Declaration peodenee Wad
read Lett'vet•ici, ?nOtetedve AtarOer by S.
tisL BRO.OEE,
.tha:Carlipway - theit partooleof a *dinner.
After the cloth Was removed; the
ing toasts were drunk,: amidet tire roar-of
the - cannon, the cheering of the multitude,
and interspersed with magic from the
- Pottsville Bend, who 'kindly I volunteered
their"seivices On' the occasion: • -
REGULAR TOASTS.' .
1. The 4th of July, 1796. Whr the People of
the United State* cease to hold i in.sacred ven
eration and esteem, they shall hale aro degenera
ted as to be no longer capable of self g ovornmenti
and bromine fit subjects for the Dictator's Rule.
2. ThE Wrists of the Rersolutipa, which nude
ua a Nation of Freemen; whether • in the Cabinet,
the field, or on the wave. •The best expression
of our gratitudeand veneration is, to imitate Mir
attires, awl oppose all oppression, whether fur.
eigu or •Domestic usurpation. ' •
3. The President of the United loth,. Whilst
et
he sets honestly in the upright • d faithful ad
ministration of the laws kw thir welfare of the
wholo nation, be will alwayebe supported' and
respected by the people; bit W'han'be forgets his
exalted Milton so far as to lead d faction, he Will
deserve the contempt of every hottest repUblican
of whatorer party.
- Pie Congress of' the Mailed Patio. Elected
by the sovereign people to represent them in the
eateUtsent of just and wholesbam laws for the
good of sli—they do tneir dinky ie attending to the
interests of the c.otistaaentP, an not by servility,
P
to a resident , in the hope of b ane
rewarded by
a Foreign _Mama or a Cidlectoiphip.
S. The Chief Magistrate of auk Contotootosaith
of Pennsylvania. • May the of alvraysrhe filled
by as worthy attinctimbeht as our pre•ent honeit,
upright and laithtlil "fencer Governor. Joseph
Milner, who has in-all his officio, acts Studied to
promote the Wolf e% happiness and sovereign_ its
dependence-of his befoved native State; equally
.regictileati ottlikt 'cwiaria er - caresses of the pre
-auntrituout .tneddlera and interferers of the 'redo
ral Government.
6. The judiciary of the United States sad of
the several Sietea.—They have so far .deserved
the respect and semeratiorrtif the people by their
decisions, the exCeptions being po fine as billy to
enhance the -general 'rirle.=-while the tleseh rie•
mains pore tnd Idcorroptibie, ode nights and lib '
arum are well gustded.
7. Ore Aleitryond Mhos of the 'United &chi.—
Plain and unassuming citizens; and obedient to
law to lime of peace; 'he hbuory aim coun
try, short as it is, beans ample testimony of whit
our sailor* and soldierecira do in time of war.
b. Universal Siiinsfiari throirgholit Diu comb
try.—An !educated and enlightened people will
not be long humbugged by political quack. and
expirimeisters. .
internal ineproireirtents idteriver prgetieabl e .4.-
The best and-cheapest standing army, and the
most effective "Line of FortifiCatintia along our
coast" are railroads throughout our Union, which
bind theStatestoeher by facilitating interenonre;
the sore , destroyer of prejudi4e, and cementer
of esteem end friendship. 1
' 10. TRe next President of the (Yiled &hies.
May he be. one of 4 tite Old Sphool." proved by
the expersedee of the first roe, and not of" he
new experiments of the seventh a orrelu ht.
11. Henry Clay, William Henry Harrison and
Daniel Webster—we honour Ind esteem them
all as chest statesmen and Sterling patriots, who
all 'Reserve the 'highest honool in the gift of their
countrymen. We leave it try the *whoa 'Con
vention to declare which (Willem hive Mom votes
for the presidentship.
it The sovereign Pm* oftke United Slates.
May all) our differences been honest (principle,)
1 and all oar battles fairly and honorably fought at
the ballot tax; and the choieelgiven to those who
best recommend themselves by their prewar cAs
racier foy honesty and fidelity, and not. who is
most approved oy the Pedera Etecathie.
13. Last, though always sit in the belief of
. 4
emery man worthy of a vote n his ethintip—fh.
daothrerie of trier Country. Dot for the =alma
of those atm achieved inu Independence am miiht
novetie hubjetts dh* pretty bale Majesty, Queen
Victoria. i
Aftet the leggier toasts, werei drank,
01: 0 34 - ry Vaginae'', ' q. wss,ealled
uismorharuldressed the; assemblage in a
very eloquent add petri4ie maoner,firr a.
bout half ao hour, nod e s tm.luited by offer.
leg the follonhVeitiiatittt
.0 ~ -
' TheWeitibligtit3l Wagoner—
he hattalpitly distiocee the/after Otrt
olbusirendusiitheracona Tuesday,-of Oc
tober seirt/ hOvill leave* out °flight.
1 -, - ' - 1-1 " .- -;• 1 ,
---.. 4‘ . treit-firtirte.k-Vstil ' 0 iteli-304838. - '
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. 114(4iiiii:-. 1 4 icihs'engagement
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to utikariVilliriiitilloir. lutenist &buy!.
Ell' BkVeeitt the efilelettlott of ilifilem
Ililt Anpi!orary , * which pie birth, to,dur
- '
StututiVi lisispetideoce4 drily pre,''
. _
etrut r eny, pe MOW meiwith the -44148n*
of Plttevillei p9: l i
dm:
Ii Geo:IAM . Aq Ac.
teKteniiiiified ou tt olts foOtiutievi:
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tar i row me to •
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INERIP.,IIIOKONAIGet
',- - •
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yi r .zigilk, irtio ockihii , 7okol
iii'tieValtiinithaktiokrAir;
chalet:ler detaiint the Pok
no i
independent, ,
TO.liitici Shier,` Jacob GI
wince of Amutge , ts.
- 'Your Obetneot
'II: d
=EI
„, gr - esiietv
G intTmweac-1 hai4
vitationioimirtike of ifOb
filo friends of Gov. Rit
of Pottsville, in -honor' of
utiplp of the PeciOe`iiveiN
Porter's
Meg regret that this it
year preveita me from ja
friends at the festiselMa
gentlemen, tharthti kiMe
County r who.love their aou
party, When the . proper ti
be found : at their. posts, a 9.
port' the .mehidtion of
their 'brother laiborer iti
done more to salience the
Farmers, and the ! public
any, other Governor since
mon :sn} 'der. Enclosed
which 1 beg leave to'prese
to the company.
Joseph gitner: the prac ical fame/add
indefatigable friend of Pen - sylvania inter
est*. The people have le led his
tioti by 20,000 majority;
. 1 • ' • •
To lobo Silver, G. G. Shelter and othehi
—Committee of Arrangements.
fly A.st. Clair Nichols. The first seb.treaserer
we. reed 'or, Judas I=366V—who like our modern
dernagoglies—Democrati made of old ninety
eight Federalist*, prof( said suCh loos for the PPor,
as these do fur 'the Dettr Pr t iple;" •.not that be
cared for the poor, bet bees se he *as a thief,
and having the purse, carried tvitat:was put there
in."St..JobeEll and 6 ver44.
George Shoemaker. t rut eiwil Jue—the Penn.
sylvania Farther—the Pooran's friend. The
designing politititian'a 7 .foe e glory,in the man
who can lay like him, that hen he ion do th -
'I ,
staLcult itiorttlar-rvicit. bit Mill }rite pleasure retire
“to his trivia farm." I
John Stubs. 'Joseph Silber, a Simon 'Snyder
Democrat one , of Pennsylvania's purest Patriot'
—he has managed our State affairs well, and we,
the laboring clam will showl the next election,
that we have more confiden in him, than in the
Federal Loco Popo Sub Tr Miry Porter. We
have the experience that the Farmers make lilt
ter Governors than'the forayers. 1
A Guest. Henry Clay.abitracted from his 1a?...
litical merit. or dsmerits. Henry Clay, Whether
Prelidenthr Vice President. ' Henry Clay, w.het.
er'to the eueteeila of the widen, or in the shades of
private retirement. Henry clay. whether Whig
or Tory—whether dead or altm Henry Clay i i
Henry Bressler. Although a large number of
this respectable celebration were at the Election
in WU the supporters of Wolf and filublenberg,
(l dinong'them.) we catincVirt improve of the
present exeellent State Adranistration„and now
go With all our bight for the German Farmer.
Governer Joseph Rimer. Our motto ta—"tat well
enough sham." , ,
_ 1. Grew. Joseph Ritner, the beat Governor
weAsave had since the day. of Simon Snyder.
The Democracy of Pennsylvania will do her fluty_
At the next general electionend re elect hint Sidi
at least 20;000, majority civet his comPetion, the
Loco Vino General D. R. Portar.
• J. T. Simpson. The Sots•Treasdry . dilt ifs.
tended to draw the influence of the poor min
&did the Key Stone llaide-farther Joe Will be
eleresedin 'spite bf the treasury influence. .
John Kercher. Prosperity to the Muddy'
Breech, ono ,downyitli corporations. , 1
John Silver. The mery nt Corinnikmore
Banbridga.H' be - ekiipuint a id unilini.hieg iitiv.o
cats, of the U. S. Nov,. .
' A. B. Jones. The th emoiy of Gebrge Wasliter
ton.
John Kintner, sen. Here on the lipid whete we
men hold our celebration. 'man during tin re.
violation. was murdered by the indians—an in
dustrious population now py the lad locality
—may their inthutry be u eked by eorpork;
liclbs.
Saipuel B. Delmer. Heilth to all blipdsed• to
the Sib-Treasury Bill. I
J. A. Higley. David R; Porter, the Federal
Loco Food Sub-Treasury calodidate for Governor
—the unbiased freemen n the Keystone State
despise ku principles. and ill show Their serai
-1
nicht by saving lye for old farmer Joe..
Henry tehelinan from banon'Cimnty. ' Out
old and Herman ' agridalto ',county Lebanon—
will tell at the next Eked° that the farmer" are
alive to their interests, and twill giit their brother
farmer 3pieph 4itner, at last one thousand ma.
1 jority. I • •
Jacob Kline. Joseph Ritmo'. the.Fanisce Gov
near of Pennsylvania—he put his veto On the
"Merman Coal . monopoly," which ' ;nosed
through our Legislature hype treacherous course
pursued by our Representative's Charles. Frailey
and Daniel Krebs: Therpeopleciftchaylkill coun
ty will tell at the bekt October Election Una they
approve et the Governor'si veto; endlthavFrailey
and Krebs forfeited that confidence, which they
nice pieced iri them. • .
, Benjakiin Shafer; - it Federal Low Foos
Fortbr.COnthittion ton in eessiod at Harrisburg;
made itp of briikkoi down P !Wading, once seekers,
office holdall and agents the National Govern.
then. It, will avail the ofithing; iv, the
Fanners, Metbardes and laboring men of Penn.
sylvania are net to bit ° eight napping?! wised
their •thterisstf, are at • tike - -Rittler 14 their
idolise. I
James drown. loeepli iliteel fleiiiiel the
patronage Of the poor fo r his manly *duet to
promote the interest of tha.Laboriartilart,
Jahn Moore: 1 wish that the cock orlifloglakte
'All never crow, . 2 / • r i s k ; that his ;dents id
America will fryer iron. That the wins of
ltreintons siniy 'never yield; while the Aidstinin
doyk ten stand a field: - I ' ' • ' I
•Jtistipli Bowen. TiiiiSalf-Treasy Bill.' The
'dui, kitiu . deligoetes " 'fanny ; "tin ;second
olivindlinti" 'they third - 'lvens°. Si' ninny Ist
pay effithe*edillerk br Canteen. "001 fourth
lorbethlng tettri . foy the li4le, Magician" had his
dupes. ^ •,' . 4 r - —79
, ,
WittlifirStioetnitter. - _ t" to Lis* Foc i
n-party
have caused ihe'llinitgratir beislisseliset
• Jeers& Ritner and pr ' ity•will meth ing: stet
A dd id e l, nailer: !fl -..Witshi :;Ceintly
Wiser. 'flesilth itittser. , •,_'. - .111.-lailLati Ilw. jut
likstotist •Bnctiod kneel , listr-Lioin 7 : ' mo a
ihnsirselaked 11111; t r o i la letitt.hirdederial: ' '
lfl
Aioilitateliin. - ;Arks ' di UMW.
1
.
.1 174;godt
43.igie.01710,i
ies free-and
ecc:-r.Coin~
. ~ .. t
Se rumt,
?Mart.
nix 4.1938.
:Ted your in-
is dinner - With
n .the vicinity,
be : receni
ti tierce's and:
=and el..vceed4
season' of the
ink 'With in k
Beaisit*,
arSehaylkill
better than
elites: will
liantully sup
d Joe Ritner,
soil, who has
welfare of the
•nerally, thin
he ,days of Rt.
a a sentiment
t through ydu
'1 have the hoe& to be
ldur hbtable servant ,
BE )t.l.
MMEMMME
•
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11,
---24 f
-
'Dr-L ittrelabler. Waif — eat tirVian
RPM and Porter's was Sub Treasury Bill it;
iconviriong prao( 'there I. yetivirtue and pat.
• riodauf among . Wetthat4they love. their
cooniry better than 004; add at they will re
slat all ervir t akraginpr a t i operiVieir liberties, ewe,
• sato from whaling.' yittitia'y
. . _
- A ft er-the abOvet.toast.wa !
drunks,- Mr. ,
Mann was gilled in k . and sueg-the foliova .
ing song, which] was picked up its the
great, where.nedottht,it . .been-drop,
ped by aotudlirsolst , Suprt po r of the Bub,
.
treasury 1)4 ;:, t ...
' „i , ,- • ,
tint-Liiiiiiikieriereruk— .. '
ita be riliutiiiitithitiC3C.rifla traces,
i'drllWilh Plitl7 tyillittnr* II spat, . • ..
Than, mem abbot - -Viittrit epeephi IN ...." ;
Buying allihin tkat,weirciteetty and cheap.
Oh! how i langni IBie.officrOttid'plietta.
F'''
Oliftew II aighl toithWbip it ray feet; •
rd tinc,„Sub•treaiiiryr,4liCit -914 the graces,-
Buying all thing% tbat arc pretty and cheap ; .
-I'd be a Sub.treksurpr—Fil bnalSub-tressurer,
- Baying - tor tip 'ec*-aure I could tidy cheap.
Oh! could I pilfer gift
.wand of a fairy, ,
I'd pluck a OW Prom Uncle:Sem • wings, 1
And then..take a ramble, to - sportive and airy,' _
qinking the mini:drope-thowiibeantiful things.
Thifse 'who earn it'v!oney are. watchful' and erary;
- Too slow the retiirtis which industry brings—;,
I'd be aSitib-masuier, sportrie !and airy,,
~. i
And off in a jiff 4rhen the nightingale sings:.
I'd be a Shb-treasurer- f -I'd be a .Sub-treasurer—
Off in rjiffariten the nightingale sings. '
I • :
WhatAhobgli Yen till the each rascally iove„
Will have to aCediiikt at soma futurnday; -
Surely- I '4 well, ONfr t6o chance is all over,
To line well you pocketi, and then run away.
Some of your-whigii may . prelen:d to discover,
Means of pubiietenca m some htrneet way, • .1
But I'd
-get an officik- 7 1'd be a Soh-treasurer. I
Pucketthe spoils iing then rita . sway,
I'd be a Sub.trearmyer—l'd be a Sub.treasure i,
Pocket the yelliy lryii—then pin away. .; .
Mr. Thurielt Russel was also culled :Up
on, who entertained -the Company with
several . patriotic; songs, which were sung
in his usmil hopes manner. -- .
John Kepple. }Joseph (tither, our present
worthy incumbent; his strait , forward couric in
his executive capucify, and his manly imitipen
dence in every respect, marki him out fur plot
such a ma of whdia Pennsylvanians -can boal4.
Ili+ reelection will be secuivo ! bra majority of
4.4,000. .
John Heffner. Joseph Miner, a man of stet ling
integrity. a watchful Servant Ot_the People's inter
eats, a Democrat; of the Jefferson and Snyder
School. The iferoheruts of Pciur.sy lva nit, will soy
td trim at the -nleXt October ple6tion, well done.
thou good and faithful servant; go and take charge
of the helm:of thelhate fur another term of three
years. .
Jacob Reed. l'he ilciwnliill of Martin Van
Buren and hie "Sub:Treasuiy Bill—may their
black flag be. fostered down; and never hoiste d
'again in so dark Sea blindfolding an act are this
is. Freemen do iyoUr duty Tat the coating, elec.
tton. .
.
Daptel !Camber. The heat interests .df bar
State are prnmbierd by Got. Ritner. The People
will not fail . to Maitaining him at the next elec
tion.
,
Henry Moll. Joseph nitner. the man 'ref the
Penpie—he has dune honor :to his native State
while filling the Executive chair of Pennsylvania
A grateful peop le
, will net forget bun at the next
October Eleetion.i • . .
..D J. Ridgway. The Porter Delegation to
fit Harrisburg donverition+may they return in
gimlet, to be itgaiii disappointed at the next ?MO-,
.ber Election. ,
Jacob Reid. Aiiivirtior •Joseph Ritni,, our
worthy. Candidate for the Gruberestorial chair—
may prosperity ;Reign over him in great abun
dineei at the coining eleetio.i.
Joho Fink.
..koseph Ritner, the Farmer Gov.
quo r Pennayinnia. by ills oPPosition to Coal
111OnoKies - arid advocacy, 01,Equal hap
endeavored hitpleif t 6 free endindependent
bitisens of the COnupowWealth. . • •
E. E. Bland.; Joseph Rimer, the Germah
Farmer and . Teainster, end the safe and, well tried
Governor of our beloied rSinnsylvania—may he
lettlinheToradbther tetm to turn the wheels of our
%stip' 13tafa. and lie pia to hoop theta
With natio trOni
- Jacob )ftager, Joseph 'Racer. true to Cho in
terest) of his natlie*ltahr, the People will appre
ciate his merits. and show by a majority of 20.000
arthe 'next el on, that helm their choice. The
I.atim Foco Lair T.t. R. ?prier, cant touch Old
F irmerr Joe.
Abraham ljairaft.-
Der Joseph Rimer lit der men.
'Der uusern,Rtait regime, kan.
A Guest. Tliej Ghttst: of the departedSub-Meanly' istrikna as much terror
in the guilty iniuls ofihei Porter nieb-in this
I state. as the Ghosts of, the thtirdered
viti
•titnmelid to Richard the Third. • They too
will soon cry - linty Kingdom for a IMrset "
to gee from the wrath of an offnnded a&l
•
indignant people.
Carl Holzer. David -R. Parfet, the
titian Foco , Candidate for the Governor
ship of Pennsylvania„Seeme, during his
presence in bur-State Legislature to - have l
been uriablele show his talents as an ora
tor and a statesman, op account of setae
natural impediment-r-we would advise him
to tallow the discipline of Demosthenes,
that is, to speak with pebbles in his tasitb,
to improve his articulation.
Dantelaill., Abolition & Amalgamation.
A political humbug, got up by our ''cippo
tient!. " Vast heaving matey." Wher e
is Johnson & Porter, and their sulked lam
.
es t.: A\
air
wiihp-:
—udentiea. 4 pliant „ . JOhnson,
Esii. the:holiest, (earl's* and independent .
Hepresentatkive of, Arnstrinig bouhty..—
His manly, couragesand-Pursiiiti regardless
of party mitneates'lllam . the
. pci*ers of
Washiogtiinl:in'„Vii iii4t. Legisisture,la 4?
petition to lililltirenla &Porter's odious'
--1!!Ita,-Tivas itatii
uo m 0; *intake him to the'
esteem of story .. triteifriand or oisr.exiii&J
4 te
tr , r, ~ .4.4.3 , ; ,- , 1,1,3 :- '', ; I
A titilit4 - Our c tiie4 froni hirtign I
pcutfitries:,—;,. better
tidos ry meek : lp this
.'
' ' in 'their ' t - • • 1
,enuntry,,se, Jai unecijipti tkitiii;liiiiit
received in ithislind y lea. ~ ,1 10- bib
ern,-11. • - , • , •,,,,,-,i. ....--.; 1,,,,,s t,,,
',, bi e'orgii 4,00,r. ' u'l):-Tt 4itirtlill-L:
more. sub* Aungill,jeerAMl l lili be:
. - guiled-!'E. l 4” . 44 POlntikekcifia, *donut
o t,
eurea,..itt a ynt, !ism .paiirflifficoei wo is
TICA -11 5.040,1 4 )t)p .3" - they'resti in theii-
Ilijihkitkad A c.i34l.:., -, -- 1,.
.R.:_,#)th iS:'' (dtd
Alit Mtn au Inglektkpli.);,, ~ ,,,.4 „ ,..,-•
' - • - -
. • ..
.- i. -
(;4 4
Hiram Rig& - teer $, .4
WebOteP7:4 l oP9Plll 4 . l : list, I
their pereeirerieg i nt , 4 't ..,
iieht„some,o(Aft
~,..
Vanßeide-arid hie !re it '
chi
-. A 'Guest.. May; Air ,-
4
Attnivetairp.. 0t..0ur, 1 4: ! . I
1
may our farmer raireillor
neat Wlection. ' ' f 4
--- 1 - 14 .-Seditwiclik - lier.o
true-hearted 'Americans; ifs_
ai r liberty & independence. pi
ing all crlitptwitierrit ire-loilli all
our colorist-an!), furerep'-•
A 'GOA. - ,Tbi tuh 'pita
The...tendril of MifFiirt Vie Bi
eal wine. It h2l! !men lfittd in
scale and found wanting c
fate of all . niesitires Wh
~ d'
sovereign _ people , intends t o
gation. . '
B. • B. Jacksort:' The ettt
Lount, M. P. lately, ea to
Canada fortree b. . Wile
imprudence,-le -its hone hi
and deplore.his F ite. -
gad liol4er., ':Otir ennui)
my choice and mY adoption; i
you sacred orb, of 'heaven
'cleuds of misrule, arid 'pent
henceforth shinerin its beaus
°raid
_Ay ate 'principley o af d
deed, and not by democracy
A duest.,_
.4wrfc:a.lhe i
and the borne of the brave.
rid themselves front misrule
the Aiterican people will ar
fest the spirit - 7 . 0 in defence; i
abused country in the yeir
-risen is precious. . .1 - :-
A Glre :1 1:-; , ifitill Indespe
ligirdn'swest best gift to II
an lumen:ha soul.
Gore Mortimer.. The
13ill. Where is the Amori.
who .wittviilijilieet himself it
die-Creditable and anti:reinild
Poter Filbert.
An the presidency, soil
govern* htith faviiritesjof t
election-J( the one will lii
Ca re'the election 'lithe zit) -
A. Bottom. Clay We 1
Clay we must an r•-turii•
.
Canby 1101 Me, ., •
of our Fiiedcyn niveiOur
shake 'ilia!) liereepution. i or
stand forever firm, end im
litswil of ileavm.
Guest. ' The knitter
May' the . itrai:lbey buiN en'
they placed, never be ‘easit
muddy torrent of Local Poi
N. H. Lewis. Thole()
may they speedily disslpit.
'nurance which lianas 11143 t
over our.own PennAylvittlia
o f
- , Jno. B. Reed: ;Ws th
tioa brittle down Fall o Va
Fine ,sliin•lda:ter ad ' finis
main there forever. 1 .
' Call Holzer. The libel
the palladium 944 ,fiuV c.i
,religious rights; and the rig
L i
return a generatverdic in
soeve'r. astiitt esiientitil, pti
tution, no t
, In: liwltmit
nor in.any shape questa)
Udmurt:, . - ' I I
A.' Rabb. lasetth R
whom Pennsylvsniii !deli
tiia ii-xieciian is his dim.
N. B. Lotz. -The zlec
it 'mark the .etat Of reform,
the Iteatti:of power thdl di ii
...lohh wan'. Afa me
tioies'of the . etzteittnii a ,C
hOrses to piariageotlas tart.]
Daniel Nagle. Joseph
ent apithigoiernor-4ha I
ter, fps itrenkth to reSuo .
executive &air:
• Cite Sr. • UniteMa
great lever by which rie 6
but istn, and.all thikother:
made use'orto betray; in
fiding pec , iple,iitill be rivet
' A: Guelt. • D.R... Port,
1
vrthe`LOect Foetea-lt: pa,
ivl4 has intariably vo t ed '
Mi. , o?his.atate; can e ;
•the.votee Oirthei . people,
deavored by. All tit little;
141 . 4•triWe4wPtillii be Oic .1
~:
A. 1:41e. •Way the et .
of eitb:trintauWiam, Van ; A
ism and ' every other tam, I,
deserts of ultimate nong
noni-nefOr to rise agaill
oratt 'coda' fittiztion.
Jas t l%ls,,Kfligge. Our,
for eta injfrint
Mountains Jae-mid:lo,
F:
may tthe
n!'t
Witst
4 C t incinnatti o .,ap. Su
..,...u.,, a ,,titriP•rdi AL ue' 3 , l lklji,til`'i
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Niiiiii Oft iliomp iiiini
titicir
te' , ni Om sun te , th 1
litiltiti!' Rt.' qiunex,
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Celi'id . iiiiii;lioititOliffi,
7iohabiy-44Vio , ibet.1!
irioilie vAiiiather pra .:
',=SL - Y .
tiriea 4
r=
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Daniel
mes for
inging tq
i lay
it
Martin
inet.
rate the
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at r oi►r
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it lind-
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e the
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Or ON* ,
F
of§aml.
in upper
regret bto
PP„ 1 7H
like like
t , ugli , the
i n'ziPft.l 4
a ~beliov?
, i erdo i e •
f
r . arip I
n oldie free
p . orFlec, t i
intriiti
- end ma '
0 t heir mite
I lit 0.--Ela
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1 'ice Hail!
a ' of lilt, iti
S , t-Tierlitil
.. ~
a reptiblica
al mcating f',
a Feilelo.
. Harris+
[ , ....
Is. 'l ittler far
reyouple--the
telphaatly le.
and unto
hei temple
e time,
iititt4n —but
414 Is the
Of day
-116 4eystitna
;lasi bilthe
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' iti e t not lid.
Letm trOtalthil
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r
,
... 064 14,
.uf the day,
eat and cod!
u ed. . j
r ihe hind!daitt
1 it&alchionao/00
giiiiia'he inie+
pest to receive
,hom he hall eri
nsL-40 eubjit.
t , 0 Littlo *4 . -
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u 'misfit), P - •
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