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J. M. B ORD WELL, Ediltr.
SATURDAY, JULY 2!1, 1870.
ANNOUNCEM ENTS.
l'OU CONUBKS8.
Hon. Omsni W. 8cor.su will be candi
date for Congress, subject to the usages of the
Ftpublieun party.
FOR PRESIDENT JUDGE.
H.I.BT SouTiiitB, of this county will lie 11
ntlilte for President Judge of the bixtli
Judicial District of Pennsylvania, subject to
r iI.a Ttnmililicun party 1U tho
1 UVJ WCMgVO V . - J,
District.
We are authorized to hnnonnce tlie name of
ft. K. Wooniurr, as acandidale for President
Judge, subject to the usages of the Republican
rrt7-
REPUBLICAN COYNTY TICKET.
tor County Commissioner,
A. W. GRAY, of Jay township.
Modern wars are of comparatively short j Wrned political writers evervwhr h...
duration. We shall probably never require oomrjeoded it to the public attention.
a historian to record the story of another In view of this subject, and because the
'thirty years' war." The genius of tuodera republican minorities nave ennered long
,. l .. i uu uiuuu lor wbiu ui proper ana equal
warfare was typinca by tout campaign be- , .. F . ., ,
Jl J . .. . . representation, the niombers of the Re-
tween Austria and 1'russia, which burst publioan State Central Committee held
upon Kurope so suddenly, terrifically and meeting in the city ol Philadelphia on the
fatally as a thunder storm; and before tho 1(Jtl1 ms'-i when it was resolved that a
pcclntorshad time to recover their astonish- state V0"?1',0? 01 legates lrom minority
mcnt, its wreck and rum were wrought, its Wednesday, the 31st day of August, text,
fury was spent, and the sky was clear. A with the view of concerting measures to
very (cw decisive measurements of strength secure representation lor minorities in all
will probably he enough to determine the matters wherein they are interested and
cunsiuor omer matters interesting to
question of superiority between France and
minority oounties.
For Jury Commissioner,
HORACE LITTLE, of Ridgway.
For County Survryor,
J. L. BROWN, of Jones township.
For County Auditor, .
CHARLES M'VEAN, of St. M-.rys.
tion of improved arms Bome designed for
greater precision, and other tor greater
ipiJity of fire. We have again new exp
losive materials to be developed; new and
deadly luiss-ilcs, and above all new systems
of field artillery.
The. Republican Convention of this
Judicial District met at Irvintnn on the
21st. Erie countj claimed ten delegates,
but was ruled out as entitled to but five
and lelt the convention. Warren and Elk
organized with five delegates each by choice
ol Hon. T. Strutuers, oi Warren, 1'iesideut
and r. E. J. Rur-s, of Klk Secretary.
Several ballots were made resulting in five
for Wet more, of Warren, and five lor
Souther, of E!k. Fiiday, the 22d, tho
convention reorganized with ten delegates
fiora Erie, ; eiyht ironi Warren and six
from Elk, a two-thirds voto to nominate,
but adjourned until to-day without ballot
ing ; the prospect is. no nomination will be
made to-day, but a further adjournment
will be made to next week.
Rut we shall not now anticipate too much, its issue to.day, predicts, as the result ol the
or even too much presume, on tho present war, that 'the Conapartes will be found to
tidings. So strange are the shillings of have exhausted Heaven's patience.'
pontics mat we must ever ne prepared to The Dai, expresses sorrow at th.
:na even war ciouos wmiy mowing away, reca of Mr Mot nd Mr F
r s r tliA rttt.na h.inrl ImttlA ininail in a I O
lay.-
-E.i'chunie.
MINORITY CONVENTION.
huysen will find the English government
ready to settle all disputes with America at
auv time.
Sir George M. Gifford, Lord Justice of
A convention ot delegates from the the Court of Anneals, and Dr. .Tame (Inn.
1 r l- - C . . L T 1 I 1 r
Hemi cou, u. .... ouue , ny,- ,and m;neDt d fi
vumn c ttifth rtprvnna nnlv na 010 f'lvnruh a l ' '
to the movement to secure minority repres- llerorts from tlie in,eri,r confirm previ-
entation, will be held at the city of o us accounts ot the good effect of the rain
Reading, on Wednesday, the 31st day of on the crops.
August, next, at il o clock, a.- M. London. Julv 18. The Mornfnn Post
i'U- : :ti . i. r a -
1UU L'UUVVUVIUU Will U. IWU I , J11JJ . 1 J .
f Artk taniAOAif a t , iv ;n A uhb h uuuuiu-iuuucu arucie 10-aay coniain
ULIl .L'QLL li llll CDlill 1 C 111 t?Cll ID LI I H IU L1IU 1
1
WAS IN ETJECPE.
The Corjn Lcyhhitlf, oi France, on
I'rtday, declared war against Prutsia. The
tvvord is now drawn, and in a short time
tlie unuics of the two uutions will Jce each
jther on the field of sanguinary strife. The
jnaiti point to bo detei mined now is on
which side lays the right iu the contest as
it is now presenicd. When Prince Leo-
pold was uunouueed us a candidate for the
throne of Spain, under the auspices of
Ooiical Prim, Franco objected. That
objection was not auuinst the man, but
family he represents. Leopold belongs to
tho Royul family of Pruas-iu. He is
Hobeuzollcrii. and us tho King of Prussia
is tho head of that family, of course,
Prussia would have a controlling influence
iu the ufiaira ot .l ain. This influence was
obnoxious to Napoleon, aud he called upon
Prussia to remove Piiiiee Leopold from the
fljld as a candidate. Prussia replied that
kIic had uothing to do with the matter
Slic had not put Prince Leopold iu the
lield, and could uot, thcrefcre, .bo held
responsible for the euibroglio. Whereupon
Nanoleon took execution, and the mutter
-nded bv the entire withdrawal of the
i
Prussian Prince fioui the contest iu re
?'.ird to the throne of Spain. As this was
tho request of Prance, it was supposed the
i-cttlcment would Le satisfactory to Napo
leon. This was based upon the idea that
liis real purpose- was to prevent a German
Prince lrom ruling Spain, uot to provoke a
war with Pruss-a for territorial extension iu
the direction of the Rhine.
Rut Napoleon did not pauso when Prince
Leopold was taken out of tho field, lie
made other demands of Prussia and urged
ihe giviug of certain guarantees us to the
course of that power in the future. These
were declined by King William as insulting
to the honor of his kingdom, and out of his
action grew tho magnitude of the trouble,
Now iu this aspect of the case, calm, cool
observers will fail to perceive how Napo
leon cun justify his present attitude toward
Prussia by reference to Spanish affairs.
Prince Leopold was removed because his
election would be distasteful to France, aud
yet Napoleon pushed on the mutter on
Rciliu. He would cot pause. This show
that the opposition to Prince Leopold was
a mere pretext, on which to base u wa
tcrritoiiul and dyuastic purposes. France
Las traditions which Napoleou is unxious to
to solidify into facts during his reign. II
wishes to obliterato all traces of tho tieaties
of 1815, to oppease tho name of his great
uncle, to reach the Rhine, to bumble h
rival, Bismark. These are purposes dear
to a Napoleon, and he has used the Spanish
trouble as a mask, behind which to get as
near his real purpose as possible. Ibis
the true light in which to view the French
Prussian difficulty as it now ttands. N
poleon opened a quarrel on a pretext, but
the mask is bow removed, end the worm
can nud will tee that it is territory and
twiwpr whiiib. he lb crccared to clutcn at a
lazaiua. All Eurcpe most be disturbed,
and thousands oi people Uiu to bisiy me
fcuibition of a single t ula.
uwer House of the State Legislature,
provided that each county shall be repres
sed by at least one delegate.
Ry Order ot the Committee.
J. W. Wood, Sec'y. E. J. More, Ch'm.
Allentown, Pa., July 17, 1870.
To the liijmbficans of Pennsylvania :
In calling the attention of tbo Republi-
ans ot Pennsylvania to the convention to
meet at the city ot Readiug on the 31st of
gjnu gJtfMrtt5emwtts.
It -t .1 1 14 1
1-russ.n, un.ess mty sr.ou.a cnance w do I .It is firmly believed that if the people of
more cvcniy maicnca man we nave any l'ennsylvauia were more generally and
reason to sunnoso them to be. equally represented in our State Lcgisla.
I . 1 A . I 1 1 fl ' I . 1
A two fold interest will be excited by 'ure' l.ne eg.s.ai.on wouia
J I he vastlv mnrnvprl whiln tnn dnnirnr fit
the war: nrst, in the new strategio move- corruption would be Tery materially
mcnts on famous campaigning grounds, and lessened it not altogether avoided
secondly, in the exhibition of new weapons Tne n'tim-ity districts in Pennsylvania
rm i i . I dio iiiunn vui neon ' unuiuiiu iu ocuu auto
war. Ihe introduction of railroad trans- , iufluentia, r;T.rG8eotatives to th con-
portation and of field parapets, or earth- vention which will meet at the city of
works, for temporary fortification and Reading, while all tho other counties in the
. 1 .. . . ..... I M . Jt
anil dclenct!. liave revolutionized old ici uraicu iw rou uclcu
, ... r . to assist in the objects of the convention in
: ... ' . . accordance with the resolution passed at
mo maugo uuuu wiouyi.1 uy mo lummuu- Uie meeting of the Committee,
E. J. MORE, Chairman.
Allentown, July 17, 1870.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
BY VIRTUS of a writ ol Venditioni Ex
ponn issued out ot the Court oflBonimon
Pleas of Elk County, Pennsylvania, and
to me directed, I will expose to PUBLIC
SALE, at the Court House, in Ridgway,
on
Monday, August 1st, 1870,
at one o'clock p. M., the following described
tract of land siuate in rox township, Jbjilc
county, Pennsylvania, bounded and des
cribed as follows, to wit:
The first, beginning at a hemlock, thence
fifty-eight and one-halt rods to a post
thence south two hundred and ninety-four
rods to a hemlock, thence west fifty-eight
and one-half rods to a post, and thence
north five hundred and ninety-four rods to
the place of beginning, and containing one
hundred and one acres and sixty-nine
perches and allowance.
The second, beginning at a hemiock,
thence west seventy-two perches to a hem
lock, thence south partly by the land of
Michael Callaghan one hundred and eleven
rods to an ironwood, thence east seventy
two rods to a post, and thence north one
hundred and eleven rods to the place of
beginning, containing ntty acres.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Henry T. Gout, at the suit of
James v. V betham, and to be sold by
JACOB M'CAULEY, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, 1. ir,
Ridgway, Pa., June tl, '70 JJ1D"10
THE SECOND VOLUME OF
A.H.STEPHEBIS
Great Ilistory of the War Is now ready. Agents
wanted. Send for circulars, with' terms and
a dill description of the work. Addrens Na
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ENGLAND,
T.nvnnxT Till.. 1ft Tt.o C, .
'. ..' . " ! . ALSO, bv virtue of a writ of Vendition
Exponas issued out of the Court
ing the following sentence : 'Any violation
of Belgian neutrality.'
ITALY,
Rome, July 14. The Papal infallibility
dogma was carried in the (Ro umenica
Council yesterday by a vote of 450 to 88.
Sixty-two, according to other reports sixty-
six, of the fathers voted conditionally,
Rome, July 18, via Paris, July 19 The
August, next, we di-sire to present the Council held a public session to-day, at
tollowing consideration concerning its wh;c'n 538 fathers were present. The
purpose . scheme 'de ecclesia Christ!' was adonted bv
llie Republicans of l'ennsylvauia who ,
live iu counties in which thev are iu the a.vole 01 000 10 - 11 was pprovea "
minontv, number ono hundred and twenty- part of the constitution of the Church by
live thousand voters, more than one-third the Pope, who pronounced a short ellocu-
ot tlie whole republican vote, incy own tjon
and control very large and varied material
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ntorests, reouiriug the care and protection
auoi-ded by wise and salutary laws.
i hat these people are wholly excluded
rom participation in the management and
coutrol of their respective county eovcrn-
. FRANCE.
Paris July, 1C. The city jouanals as
sert that the French government, as soon as
tho result of the vote on the infallibility
mcnts does not in the least estrange their dogma was known here, signed an order for
fevoti-.n to republican p. inc.ples or cause th rccai, q( th Frcnch t from Koruei
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success of the republican party. They
have just cause ot complaint, however, in
he fact that, while then political bretberu
aro and for many years have been in the
ascendency in the State Legislature, they
are eutirelv unrepresented, and by an
Madrid, July 19. The Workingmcn
made a demonstration yesterday, through
the streets, carrying banners with the in
scription. 'Tho people are dying of bun
uuiust rule established by a republican Cer.' In front of the Ministry of the Inter
majority, they are continually subjected to ;or and other publi() dopartments they halt-
uuiuat uuu uli ntsouo iuta, nunc mcj i . . . rpi
nifct.ntlv .lP..;d-Mifth lplnti..n an their and demanded employment. Their con
material interests require. duct was orderly, and the manifestations
lbat so large a body of the people should ended without disturbance,
hnd themselves unrepresented in tne law
nmiii"' ni(r is evidence of a defective
fundamental organization. A republicau St. Petersburg, July 19. Advices from
or democratic form of government must of the agricultural districts of Northern and
necessity be representative, and to uWH Central Russia show that the corps are look
ing well, and promise a yield above the
average.
TTOSE7.
Constantinople, July 16. The Viceroy
of Egypt has given 40,000 Turkish pounds
to the suffeers by the late conflagration in
this city.
A man in Washington county, Pa., has
recently built a house, the four corners of
which are each in a different township, the
corners of the townships meeting in the cen
ter of his cellar.
of
Common Pleas of Elk County, Ponnsylva'
nia, and to me directed, I will expose to
PUBLIC SALE, at the Court House, m
Ridgway, on
Uonaay, August 1st, 1870,
atone o'clock P. M., the following described
tracts of land situate in Jay township, Elk
County, Pennsylvania, and bounded an
described as follows", to wit :
Beginning at a beech corner, thence
north seventy degree: east, nincnty perches
to a Rma 1 hem ouk. thfenoe soutn nineteen
degrees east, about ouo liu'ndied and sev
enty-tour and one halt pcro.ic'S to a niapie
thence south about seventy dt ?rccs west
about eighty-eight perches to a ja!, theuce
north twenty degrees west, about C'e nun
dred and eeventv-fbur and oue-haJi per
ches to the place of bezinninr. and son
tainini; ninetv-eisrht acres more or less,
ALSO, all that tract, piece or parcel of
land situate in Jay township, Elk county,
.Pennsylvania, oeing part ot warrant o
4S93, decribed as follows : Beginning at
the noitheast corner of said warreot, theuce
west on th'e north line of said warrant so
far that a due south line to the north line
of the lot opposite ot the land late belong
ing to Charles Gardner, which is part of
the aforesaid warraut, lrom thence east on
the north lino of the aforesaid warrant so
that a line to the place of beginning will
make and contain uincty-three and tbreo
fourth acres strict measure.
ALSO, all that certain tract, piece or
parcel of laud iu Jay township Elk county,
Pennsylvania, and described as lollows :
Regiuuing at a pine the northwest corner
of warrent No. 4895, thence east ninety
one aud three-fourth perches to a post iu
the north line of said warrant, thence south
erly two hundred and fourteen and five
teuths perches to a hetuloo in the north
corner ot William Webb s land, tnence
south seventy degrees west, thirty-three
and three-tenths perches to a maple, the
southeast corner of land allotted to Sophro-
uia Webb, theuce uorth about twenty de
grees west along the east line of Sophro-
oia Webb s allottiuent one hundred and
seventy-four and one-iburth to a small hem
lock in the west line ot said warrant, be
fore tho northeast comer of said Sophronia
Webb s ullotmcut, thence north along the
west line of said warrant to the place of
coutaiuing eight acres strict
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the requirements of a representative
Tovernaient it should be so framed that all
the people, as nearly as practicably can be,
should have a voice in the enactment of
the laws whish goveru them. It the
government is so shaped that a majority
of the people only aie to be represented,
then it canuot be a free and republican
stute, but a mere despotism ot one portiou
of the people over the other. Such a
government is despotic in principle as well
as in practice, for it cau be of very little
consequence to the minorities whether the
laws which govern tbeoi are made by a
particular class of men or by a single
potentate, the minorities, who are excluded
lrom uli voice or bearing in the Jaw
making branch of the government, beariug
about ihe same relation to the majorities as
do subjects to an absolute monarchy.
According to the mode of representation
us established by the Constitution and laws
of Pennsylvania, moio than one-third of
her voting and tas-paying citizens are
excluded from any voice ot power in the
law-making department of the State, aud
the same, remark will hold true as to the
gencr.il government.
We most respectfully and earnestly
present this subject to the candid and
considerate attention ol the voters oi
Pennsylvania, confidently rclyins on their
mtillienee ani teuse ot justice lor a re
form in the matter so vital' to the welfare
and prosperity of the whole and the safety
and perpetuity of the government.
It is gratifying to observe that this
movement is not without precedent in our
own country; for the people of llliuois have
iiuite recently amended the orgauio law ot
that state so that minorities will hereafter
be fairly represented, uot only in the State
Legislature but also in all corporations
authorized by law. In other sUte the
question has been favorably entertained,
and even in some ot the Jiiuropeau govern
menu it is ducued bv the Peoria und, io
pne iustauce, partially adapted,, while
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AY the AMERICN KNITTING MAC1NECO.,
Committed Suicide.
"Washington, July 20.
Piest Paradal, the new French Minis
ter, who arrived here last week and was
received by the .'resident on Saturday last,
committed suicide atone o'clock this uior
niug by shooting himself with a pistol.
He had been very busy since his arrival,
yesterday his mind seemed wandering
though he continued to give attention to
business during the afternoon.
It is presumed he was laboring under
temporary iusunity, caused by fatigue and
intense heat, the facts will probably be
bruoght out at the coroner's inquest Em
peror Napoleon has been notified by tele
graph and JI. Bertoeoy, late Minister,
who is now in New York has been notified
to return to Washington. The body is
l eing embrlmed to be taken to Prance
No reason is assigned, but it is believed
Le has beeu contemplating the deed for
)me timo. Ho had written letters to
Members, of his family stating such intentions.
ALSO, by virtue of a writ of Fieri Fac
ias issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Elk county, waving inquisition and
exemption and to me directed, I will expose
at PUBLIC SALE, at the Court House iu
Ridgway, on
Monday, August 1st. 1870,
at one o'clock i M., all that certain tract
of land situate in Millstone Towuship, Elk
Couuty Pennsylvania bounded aud des
cribed as follows, to wit :
Becinuic': at a post corner of land owned
bv William Clvde, thence by laud ot
Wynkovip north 41 degrees east 68 per
ches to a hemlock, thence by land of
Wynkoop, south 89 degrees east ISO
perches to a post, thence by laud- of Win
koop south 28 degrees west 53 perches to
a po6t, thence by land of William Clide
west 198 perches to place ot beginning,
containing 50 9-10 acres strict measure.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of James L Shaffer at the suit of
Franklin' Forsyth and to be sold by
JACOB M'CAULEV, Sheriff,
Siiriff's Office. ") gj t(J
Ridgway, July 5. 1870. J
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