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PATURDAT, AUGUST 27, 1870.
TOR CONGRESS.
HON. GLENNI W. SCOFIELD.
FOR ASSEMBLY.
WILLIAM E. LATHE?.
FOR PRESIDENT JUDOK.
L. 35. WETMORE
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
tor County Commimoncr,
A. W. GRAY, of Jny township.
For Jury Commissioner,
HORACE LITTLE, of Ridgway.
For County Snrrryor,
3. L. BROWN, of Jones township.
For County Auditor,
CHARLES M'VEAN, of SI. Mnrys.
The object of those who advocate protec
ion to ratine industry is to wipe off cntire
y and absolutely every remainiug tax on
food, on raw materials of any and every de
scription, and to substituto for it a tax on
foreign manufactured poods.
Congress at its last session reduced the
ixes more than 875,000,000. By this re
ductions the industries ol the people and
the necessaries of life were relieved of bur
dens amounting to millions. And yrt these
measures received but liltlo support lroin
the Democrats in Congress, who sought to
throw the odium oi high taxatiou upon the
Republicans.
Death of Commodore Farragat.
AVasiiinoton, August 14 The follow
ing annouucciucnt was promulgated this
evening:
The Secretary of the Xuvy has the pain
ful duty of announcing to the uaAy and to
the country the death of the highest officer
of the service. David Glascoe Farragut,
Admiral of the navy of the United States,
lied at Portsmouth, N. II., at noon on the
1th instant, in the 70th year of his age.
.i'he life of this offiucr has beenspcutin the
, ervice of his country. The record of his
doedi is written on the noblest pages of her
history, and his death will be mourned by
the whole people, who loved while' t'hey
honored him.
President Judge.
We enpy the following from the Cosmo
jndite, Dan Rice's paper, publised in Girard,
where Mr. Woodruff live::
The Judicial Conferee Convention reas
Fcmbli'd at Irvioeton, pti the 11th inst. and,
alter ballotting all day to no purpose, Mr.
Wilbur offered a ifsulutiou ullowing each
delegate on the nest ballot to vote for a first
tnid sccoi.d choice, and the candidate having
the lowest number of votes to be dropped.
This was adopted, the Erie delegation vot
ing in th.o negative. The result was : Wet
more, 14 j Woodruff, 10 ; Souther, 14. The
Erie delegation, which had voted for Mr.
Wooedruff under this resolution, left .the
Convention, which after several ballotKjY
gularly and properly nominated L. D. .
more Esq. of Warren, us the Republican
candidate for President Judge of this Dis
trict. Mr. Woodruff's conferees immediately
bolted the regular nomination and request
ed Mr. Woodruff to do the same and rno as
a bolter's candidate, which he kindly con
sented to do. This iS a brief but complete
and truthful statement of the facts in the
case, aod made from an entirely indepen
dent aud unbiased stand point.
Of course Mr. Woodruff and the ten indi
viduals they were no longer conferees in
any sense of the term who assumed the re
sponsibility of thrusting him forward to dis
integrate and possibly destroy the Republi
can party in Erie county, found some ex
cuse for their extraordinary conduct neces
sary, and the excuse is embodied in a pam
phlet, which we have the most satisfactory
reasons for believing was prepared in ad
vance and with prudent anticipation of an
iutended and forseeu result.-The document
is signed by the ex-cooferces, and has al
ready been so generally aDd widely circu
lated that its publication in our columns
unnecessary. Its main object is to mislead
public opinion as to the responsibility of Mr.
Woodruffs conferees for their deliberate
action and votes in the Convention, and to
establish the impression that they were
ousted through fraud on the part of the Wur
reo and Elk conferees. The attempt is so
lame as to bo almost ridiculous when they
are confronted with their record. No argu
ment is required to substantiate the position
that when members of any convention vote
upon any proposition presented, each one's
vote is, in itself, a facit pledge that he will
abide by the result. This Mr. Woodruff's
conferees were bound in honor and by every
precedent to do, and in refusing to do so
they stultified themselves and placed them
selves outside of their party lines, aud in
willful and wrongful antagonism with the
Republicans of this County, as well as those
of Warren and -Elk. This is precisely the
view taken by the leading Republican organ
in this county, and it is the only fair con
clusion Mr. Woodruff's own conferees per
mit to be reached. The cry about the rights
of Erie eouuty by reason of her larger vote
u irrelevant and impertinent, and mere bosh
in the connection, for the simple reason that
she exercised her full rights in the Conven
tion, and having, through Mr. Woodruff's
conferees, elected .so to do, has now no right
to deny to the balance of the district tho
odvantnge gained.
The course pursued by Mi. Woodruff and
his cotifcrccs being so clearly irregular and
unjust it was deemed imperative to secure
for it official indorsement at homo, and for
this purpose, on Saturday last, with secret
indnndue haste, a meeting of the Republi
can County Committee was concocted, not
called, at which but twenty one out of
the forty members were present. With a
bare working majority of tho Committee or
ganized and then proceeded to accomplish
the special purpose for which it was con
vened, by passing tho following resolution :
h'rtoh'cJ, That the course pursued by
the Eric County Republican Judiciary Con
ferees, meets with the unqualified approba
tion of tho committeo, and this Committee
pledge themselves and the Republicans of
Erie county, to support suoh action, and
use all honorable means to secure the elco
tion of Hon. S. E, Woodruff as Presidct
Judge of the Gth Judicial District.
Now this amouuts to just an unauthorized
indorsement of an unauthorszed act, and
nothing more j and the wrong of the twenty
one members of the committee cannot recti
fy or legalize the wrong of the ten ex-conferees.
Neither will it answer thus insult
ingly declair that the Republicans of the
rest of the district have no rights which
Erie County is bound to respect, and we do
not believe that fair minded Republicans
will consent to have their party allegiance
circumscribed within the narrow limits of
a single county, or betrayed into an act of
great injustice as of gross political folly,
through appeals to local selfishness. They
ihould not lose sight of the fact that Mr.
Wetmore is now as much their nominee as
oould Mr. Woodruff have been, under any
circumstances, and that they as well a3 he
are under an obligation which no County
Committee can absolve them from, to stand
by the regular party nomination.
The instigators of this threatening spilt
in the Republican party were the loudest
denouncers of bolters last fall, and even
weut tho length of vehemently asserting
that it was the duty of every Republican to
stand by the regular nominations under all
circumstances. If they were honest then
they are dishonest now, and dangerous coun
selors, who point the way to ii reconcilable
uissensioo and the downfall of their party.
It is with extreme regret that we find
ourselves unavoidable hostile to Mr. Wood
ruff in his present position, and with the
greatest reluctance that we perform the un
avoidable duty of opposing him. Our col
umns bear witness that, when he was a can
didate at the primary election, we cordially
sustained him, and, asa neighborand a friend
would that we could do so now. Hut his
mistaken course leaves us without an alter
native, and we must follow straight on in the
path in which earnest reflection and investi
gation point out as leading to the goal of
right.
The Democratic convention having decid
ed to make no nouiioation their is but one
regular candidate for President Judge in the
District, and that is Mr. L. D. Wetmore.
We are personally unacquainted with him,
but the testimony to his ability and integri
ty and fitness for the bench is unanimous,
lie is a fine lawyer, an impartial man, and,
moreover, possessed of such large means as
to be protected from those temptations to
which a Judge is necessarily exposed when
his office is made an elective one. His repu
tation precludes the possibility ot even a
suspicion th it he would conbent to resort to
any dibhonorable means to advance himself
or defeat an opponent. We bclievo hira in
every way deserv'iDg of our cordial support,
and we are independent and honest enough
to give it and to counsel others to do like
wise. The following is a list of the fall elections
and the dates on which they occur :
September G Calitornia and Vermont.
September 12 Maine.
October 1 Indiana.
October 3 Florida and Mississippi.
October 11 Iowa. Ohio and Pennsylvan
ia. October 27 AVest Virginia.
November 1 Delcware, Kunsas, Louis
ana, Minnsota aod Missouri.
November 7 South Carolina.
November 8 Maryland, Illinois. Mas
sachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey, New
York an! Wisconsin.
Kepoblican Econemv. President
Grant's Administration, io the sixteen
months of Andrew Johnson's service
(from NoAember 1, 1867, to March 4, I8
60,) aod yet no taxes Lave been increaeased,
aud the collections have been made uuder
the same law. This ia Republican econo
my compared with Pcuiocratic extravagance.
HSW8 IS KUET.
The blackberrys, are about all gone.
The Clarion and Elk Creek are now low
er than they have been for several years.
A woman's co-operative union is working
successfully in San Fianoisco.
Miss Eliza Jennings has been lately made
a bonk director in Cirnfield, Ohio.
The bartenders of New York have or
ganized a mutual benevolent association.
The highest in rank of the recently ad
mitted Freoohman at Yale was a colored
boy.
Many a man's vico sat first been noth
ing worse than good qualities run wild.
The Toronto Telegraph has Fort Garry
advices saying that "Rid" is continually
drunk.
The Scotch pronunciation of summer is
not far out of the way this season Sim
mer.
Alexander A. Stephens has been re-eleo
ted Grand Master of the Free Masons of
Canada.
1 he San Francisco Jews have abolished
the sepcration of sexes in the synagogues.
One hundred gentlemen ot St. Louis are
going to try the Chinese as house servants.
Ssmpson was an eminent tragedian in
his day, and in his last act brought down
the house.
The Indian tribe of Connecticut are
camped near New London. There are one
of him.
The family of the murdered Mr Nathan
are in receipt of about two hundred letters
daily.
The 'Woman's Journal," of Boston, has
been married to the "Woman's Advocate,"
of Ohio.
Rev. Theodore Woolsy has announced
his intention of resigning the Presidency
of Yale College.
At the funeral ot a young lady in Zanes-
ville, recently, six young ladys acted as
pall-bearers.
Henry Ward Beecher has gone to his
sumaier residence at Peekskill, to spend
the rest of the season.
Tbe New York Nation thinks there will
be 99 Democrats and 143 Rcpublikans in
the next House.
R. C. Ilaliburton, son of the famous 'Sara
Slick,' is a candidate for the Chief Jus
ticeship of Manitoba.
It is said that there arc more men, mar
ried and single, at Long Branch, than any
other watering-place
San Francisco has determined not to cut
down the salaries of the women teachers in
the primary schools.
Most of the conductors on the Albany
and Susquehanna Railroad have been dis
charged. They didu't turn in enough
money to supply the cars with boll-ropes.
A peach-tree, growing from the spot
where General Tilgham fell, in Mississippi,
bears blood-red fruit and leaves, and all
grafts from it have tho same peculiarity.
An eagle was shot a few weeks ago in
Austria, In Bellyre, bearing a collar with
the date ot 18G4, and some arms partially
effeccd by time and exposure to the weath
er. A writer in an exchange expresses the
opinion that it was shameful for Napoleon
to leave Eugenie and go to Nancy, seeking
auother engagement.
Juhn T. Alexander,
farmer, has thirty-four
improved land. Last
76,800 for wages,
worth of live stock.
the great Illinois
thousand acres of
year he paid out
and sold $493,000
A Change of Front.
We take
the following irotn Forney's
Press of last week :
The attitude of the American press and
pcoplb upon the presnt war in Europe has
been significant in the extreme. The sym
pathies of a great majority of our people
are uodoubtly on the side of Prussia. The
immense influx of Germans into this coun
try and their unification with the American
people has not alone been the cause of
this. We still cherish as fondly as ejer
the recollections of the assistance which
France, through Layfayette aod bis brave
compeers, rendered s in the war for
independence. To France the
American people bear not hostality; to
Nnpolean III. they do.
lie represents political ideas opposite to
our own. lie strangled a republio which
gave signs ol proving a sucsessful experi
ment, to found bo empire nnd perpetuate
his dynasty. lie attempted to plant an
empire in Mexioo when he deomed us pow
erless to prevcut him. Ho represses in
France liberty of speech, liberty of the
press, and nearly every other right dear to
the Americon heart. For these causes we
welcome the defeat of Napoleon as the
downf ill ot bis empire and the end of
Ciosarisra in Europe. The ltepublic&n por
tion of the American press has been uuan.
ymous in its emaciation ot this idea. Tb,
Demoeratie newfpapcrs, or. the other hand,
with a few noteworthy exceptions, at the
outset ol the struggle arrayed themselves
npon the other side. The four leading
journals of the party, its representative or
gans in the sections of the country, espoused
the cause of France, and labored in the
vain endeavor to prove that Prussia was
the aggressor and had forced the war. The
four journals of which we speak were the
Boston Pott, the Cincinatti Enquirer, the
New Orleans Bulletin, and tho New Xork
World. Of these, all, with the exception
of the World, retain their original positions.
The ktter journal, when it became prabable
that Prussia would bo victor, fearful
of alienating the Germans in the Demoorat
io party, changed its front. But the fact
remains the same. The intellegent Amer
ican, as well as the German who has made
his home here, can draw his own inference.
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pnojfiPT TnntTMz)rT
V
TO RENDER EXISTENCE DESIRJLBLB
If you are suffering or have eufferedis,
from involuntary discharges, what efieot
doe it produce upon your geneal
health ? l)o you feel weak, debilitated, ea
sily tired ? Dues a tittle extra exertion
produce palpation of the heart ? Does your
liver, or urinaty organs, or your kidneys,,
frequently get out of order ? Is your urine
sometimes thick, milky or flocky, or is it
ropy on settling ? Or does it thick skum
rise to the top ? Or is a sediment at the
bottom after it has stood awhile ? Do you
have spells of short breathing or dyspepsia?
Are your bowels constipated ? Do you have
spells of fainting, or rushes of blood to the
head ? Is your memory impaired ? Is
your mind constantly dwelling on tbe sub
ject f Do you feel dull, listless, moping,
ired of company, of lile ? Do you wish to
be leit alone, to get away from everybody?
Docs any little thing uceke you start or
jump ? Is your sleep broken or restless ?
Is the lustre of your eye as brilliant? The
bloom of your cheek as bright ? Do you
enjoy yourself in society as well ? Do you
pursue your business with the same ener
gy ? Do you feel as much confidence iu
yourself? Are your spirits dull and flag
ging, given to fits of tuelencholy? If so, do
not lay it to your liver or dispepsia. Have
you restless nights ? Your back weak, and
have but little appetite, and you attributo
this to dyspepsia w? liver-eoiujlaiut ?
Now, re-.rdcr, slf-abuse, venerJ disease
badly cured, and sexual excesses, are al! ca
pable of producing a weakness of the gene
rative organs. J lie orjiiins ot the Kcuera-
tioti, when in perfect heulth. make the man.
Did you ever think that those bold, defi
ant, euergetio, persevering business-men
are always those whose generative organB
uve io perfect health ? You never hear
such men complain of being tuelencholy,
of nervousness, of palpataticn ot the heart.
They are never afraid they cawiot succeed
in busiucss ; they don t become sad and dis
couraged ; they are always polite and pleas
ant in compauy of ladies, and look you and
fhem right in the laee none of your down
cast looks or any other bieanness about
them I do not mean thto who keep tbe
orgrus inflated by running to excess. These.
will not only ruin tbeir constitutions, but
also those they do business with or ior.
How maney men, from badly euretl diseases.
from the effects of sulf-nhuso and excesses,
have brought about that slate of weakness iu
these organs that has reduced the general sys
tern so much as to luduce almost evury other
disease idiocy, paralysis, spinal affections,
suicide, and almost every otbw form of dis
ease which hutuauity is heir to and the real
cause of the trouble scarcely ever suspected,
and have doctored for all but tho right one.
DISEASE OF THESE ORGANS REQUIUU
THE USE OF A
DIURETIC.
s
FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU
IS THE OUET J'llUETl, AND ISA CEKTAIH
CUP.K FOR DISEASE Ol' THE
DLAPDEll,
PBorsr,
KIDNEYS,
ORGANIC
GRAVEL,
WEAK- .
NKSS, FEMALE COMLAINTS,
G EN E B A L D E H I LIT Y.
And all other diseases of the liiuary Oortins,
whether existing in M.i. or Fkmalk, from
whatever eaue originating, aud no niatler
how loug standing.
If no treatment is submitted to, consump
tion or insauity may ensue. Our flush and
blood nro supported from these sources, and
the heulth and htippiucss, and that of Poster
ity, depeuds upou prompt use of a reliable,
remedy.
11 EM BOLD S EXTRACT HUCIJU, established,
upward of ID yeurs, prepared by
II. T. HELMBOU).
DRUGGIST,
594 Broadway, Nevt ituiK
AND
101 Soutb 10th Street, PhUudeJrAii T.
PRICE $1,25 jr boitlev or bottlea for
$6,50, delivered to any atlaVesa.
Sold uy all Dttrseisra eyiiywhirf..
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